Other candidates included "sweetspot" and "experience", both narrowly beaten by "curate" - referring not to something that happens in art galleries, but to the activity that every company, no matter how basic, claims to be doing.
In die Stelle des Idealismus und Realismus gesetzt (GW 16, 287 ff).. Hegel's basic claim as to the identity of thinking and being in the object might be said to have some initial plausibility if one takes such a claim to be a somewhat metaphorical expression of the view that in our ways of thinking about objects some conceptual elements are invariably involved.
Although the company filed no claim to the basic design, it patented a number of improvements in April 1868.
Laying claim to the most basic of shared values, Senator Joseph I. Lieberman said today that his and Vice President Al Gore's policies stemmed from fundamental American and religious principles.
While there are many different variants under this heading, the basic claim common to all is that autonomous and competent adults have a strong presumptive right to do as they please with their own bodies (especially where this is not substantially harmful to third parties).
What unites the critical voices of Sjøberg and others like him is a refusal to accept the basic claim of the assessment – that it is able to accurately capture the full range of students' abilities and compare them across the world.
If some of her specific allegations appeared to be groundless, her basic claim — that the government-provided security was inadequate — seemed inarguable.
As to Trump's basic claim, the watchdog group said, "Trump University does not currently have an A rating with BBB.
Let's start with his basic claim: the Iran deal constitutes a "strategic defeat" for the U.S. that ought to be ranked alongside Vietnam and Iraq.
Anyway, I find this basic claim, about the unfairness of the system, unconvincing.
