Yet the site's fill-in-the-blank nature also poses problems for some.
The "blank check" nature of his request has raised concerns on Capitol Hill, but Mr. Paulson is betting that Congress is even more fearful of the consequences of doing nothing to rescue Fannie and Freddie.
Another Andy -- Warhol -- also makes an appearance, in a book that will link the blank, ironic nature of his art with the denial that defines the Great Neck collective unconscious.
On many catwalks, including Chloé and Hermès, jumpsuits were worn with minimal styling, emphasising their "blank canvas" nature – they're a pre-arranged outfit, predominantly in one hue, that if you're not a natural minimalist can take lots of different accessories.
Paper notebooks are by nature blank, and offer no guidance on what information should be recorded within them.
We hope that other documents to emerge in the weeks to come, and her confirmation hearings starting this month, will help fill in the many blanks about the nature of a future Justice Kagan.
It was pursued with feverish intent by all kinds of creative types in Europe, Russia and elsewhere, responding to assorted spurs: Cubism and other deviations from old-fashioned realism, the beautiful whiteness of the blank page, communion with nature, spiritual aspirations, modern machines and everyday noise.
In Fig. 2, the blank lines represent the nature of Fe3O4 MNPs, and the red lines are on behalf of the property of Fe3O4/PCC MNPs.
Our results indicate that morphological and typological diversity in the High Lodge scraper assemblage can be parsimoniously explained as a result of both the extent to which implements were resharpened during use and subtle variability in the nature of blank forms selected for retouch.
Blank discovered that the nature of the corporation had changed dramatically in the last 15 years.
