When Fey and Wiig and Dunham use it in any one of their projects, it's a way of criticizing and distancing themselves from being pussies, which is to say other female characters and sensitive men (often defined as the same thing), with their annoying, strident, "process-y," without-balls, stereotypical female behavior.
When pressed specifically about his comments about Romney, Santorum said, "Well, I have no problem questioning authenticity, and those are all things that I thought were legitimate differences between us as candidates, and the same thing with President Obama.
And Apple is doing the same thing with iMessage, as well.
The same thing with Carla as well, and Eddie, for that matter.
I see it as a pattern – it was the same thing with [former US Middle East envoy] Dennis Ross and now with [former US ambassador to Israel] Martin Indyk saying his nonsense.
And, of course, it's even more important or just as important to be doing the same thing with them.
"As ever, she's still saying the same thing with no hint of progression, so we're in the dark as to what the next steps might be," one said.
(The title character, a nostalgic patriarch, played by the movie's only big star, Ronald Colman, explains to his wife, "Freud is doing the same thing with sex as Emerson is doing without it").
The ratio of inputs to every unit of production is supposed to recover quickly following a recession, as firms shed employees and either produce the same thing with fewer resources, or switch into producing something with higher returns.
