"Together, we can grow drunk and bloated with power".
It is precisely this elemental right of assembly that has been denied by bloated police powers.
In the application of political power, bloated Washington, D.C., looks positively anemic when compared with the capitals of Europe.
That means a virtualized nComputing terminal runs far more efficiently than a one-user PC a device Dukker describes as bloated with unnecessary processing power and memory.
Though capacity is no longer a problem, rigid labor contracts and bloated payrolls make the power companies inefficient, with the result that residential electricity costs are nearly twice as high on average as in the U.S.
Some congressional Republicans are proposing modest spending cuts, and Mr Bush still has the power to veto bloated bills, if he cares to use it.
We could be a playoff team, too, if we got Roberto Luongo for happy thoughts and the bloated, fetid corpse of a power forward.
Would this bloated judicial product have the power to shape the eventual decision by the Supreme Court, the court that will finally determine the fate of the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act?
(I'm often struck by the odd fact that, as plays are get shorter and smaller, movies get more bloated, perhaps because directors wield power in Hollywood that theater writers cannot hope to possess).
Again, economists partly blame politics, as the Madrid government maintained its own bloated ministerial structures while delegating more power and authority to regional governments.
