The nature of that, however, cannot be linked to anything political; being blunt, it has always existed.
The premise is simple: a broker or adviser offers a high-yield note that could be linked to anything from a commodity to a life-insurance settlement.
Whether we perceive it consciously or not, every thing and idea in our world can be linked to anything else in surprisingly few steps, Kevin Bandn-style, and our brains seem to store and retrieve things in a similar fashion.
"He would run errands for Alex, he would bring him breakfast, he was sort of a butler," said the person, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he did not want to be linked to anything involving possible drug use.
"But I'm loath to suggest Gary Speed's tragic death can be linked to anything positive," he added.
Based on the discussion above, initially one might think that a system for this should be based on a graph database because of its inherent flexibility (anything can be linked to anything) as opposed to relational databases (where data is in tables and linked via unique keys).
This will be hard with semantically attenuate NPs like "the thing" or pronouns like "he", but also with richer definites whose content cannot readily be linked to anything in the common ground.
There is no sense from the footage that the pickup is linked to the convoy, nor anything that would indicate why the aid might have become a military target.
