On the back of the Governor's campaign bus is the slogan "I Like Mike," but Myers is done with mere liking.
Rather, the requirement is to "officially open" an embassy, which can be done with a mere declaration upgrading the status of one of the existing consular facilities in the city.
Looking at the classic era of movie-making, on film and largely in studios, it's all the more astonishing to note what could be done with a mere camera — to contemplate the plastic beauty of such films as "Last Year at Marienbad" or "The Eclipse" or "Johnny Guitar" or "The Gang's All Here," "Lola Montès" or "The Color of Pomegranates," "Raging Bull" or "Days of Heaven" or "Nouvelle Vague".
The latest Republican scheme, detailed in the New York Times, is to immediately repeal Obamacare which could be done with a mere majority in the Senate but schedule the repeal to kick in a few years down the road, giving Congress time to craft a replacement.
For now, I'll call Good Throb the second coming of The Wrecks and be done with it for the mere fact that I have to go pick my wife up at work and wrap this up.
It is not at all clear what a campaign's chief strategist should be doing with a mere 48 hours until Election Day and most aspects of the candidate's schedule, advertising plan and get-out-the-vote effort set in stone.
The memory of their last encounter - Celtic were 2-0 up and hung on for a 2-2 drat athehendnd - would have reminded Celtic that nothing was done with the score at a mere 1-0.
And even on the salad plate more can be done than a mere toss with endive.
Some human resource management activities such as supervision, promotion and training are done as mere rituals with little or no attempt to match needs, while others such as performance appraisal are completely absent.
But much of actual bomb disposal is done by hand, with the crew's faces mere inches from the explosives.
