"There are a lot of other laws by now, both statutes at the national and local level, that provide mechanisms for challenging objections to voting," he notes.
(A few weeks later, the assembly was suspended, after a legal challenge and objections to the Islamist majority of its members).
Crick says Shaw is the only known socialist thinker since French revolutionary Gracchus Babeuf to take this impossibilist position but, perhaps generously, sees Shaw's position as a device to flush out and challenge stock objections to equality.
His recent books come with several appendices in which he discusses his methodology and challenges possible objections.
For nearly 20 years it has been near the top of the American Library Association's list of banned and challenged books, with objections raised particularly to a frightening scene in which a troublesome baby is euthanized.
Indeed, he notes, Dynegy's share price did not fall on April 3rd, when the press first commented on problems with Project Alpha, a fact dismissed out of hand by Mr Graves.None of these objections challenges the use of the efficient markets hypothesis.
Challenges to such objections often come down to debates over how evolution is defined (see above).
"All this is going on under our noses, without provoking any objection or challenge from other citizens".
David Leahy, the nonpartisan election supervisor in Miami-Dade County, said his board was barraged with "objections and challenges and arguments," the vast majority brought by Republicans.
(Keep in mind that the important question is the pragmatic one: Could a machine do what these creatures do?) Wherever they claim to draw the line, the objection challenges them to say what biology does next, that no nonbiological machine could possibly do.
