We're fairly hawkish about looking out for those dangers, but actually, so far, the children have probably been the main beneficiaries of this place.
Láadan, a feminist language developed in the early nineteen-eighties, includes words like radíidin, defined as a "non-holiday, a time allegedly a holiday but actually so much a burden because of work and preparations that it is a dreaded occasion; especially when there are too many guests and none of them help".
Members of the Muslim Brotherhood were not part of the planning of the protests, but some were present in Tahrir Square and, when pro-Mubarak forces began attacking people there, their organizational experience came into play, according to Ahmed Maher, one of the organizers: "But actually so did the soccer fans" of Egypt's two leading teams.
Najibullah is asked to describe his surroundings, purportedly so that we can "see them through his eyes", but actually so that no one has to conjure them up on stage; a professor is asked to deliver an account of his country's history and is told, with no apparent irony, that he should do so in "bullet points".
She added, "When employees leave Opening Ceremony, Humberto and Carol can actually be, like, 'You betrayed us, this is the family, that's not O.K.' " Leon described Pasadena to me, with its mansions and orange groves, as "probably the least cool, the least glamorous place, but actually so cool, because it's so weird".
But actually, so can a Chromebook, which is why Macedonia-based DoxOut wants to give you full-featured document editing tools on a smartphone or tablet.
In an addendum to his post, he acknowledges a few examples of this phenomenon, but they're actually so common in social-conservative literature as to be well-nigh ubiquitous.
"When people come here all they see is peace and tranquility," a novice once told me, "but it is actually so intense.
With 362 horsepower, you might think the mammoth, 5.8-liter V-12 engine would growl on startup, but it's actually so quiet you have to watch the tach to make sure the car has started.
Millennials are criticized for being out of touch, but we're actually so accustomed to the present reality that we're ready to outdo it.
But it's actually so much more radical to acknowledge that these people are so harassed by their work, and had such violent experiences at school that most of the time they do not read a lot.
