Reimerdes also showed us that DRM is the right to suppress speech: the right to stop people from uttering code or keys or other expressions if there is some chance that these utterances will interfere with your made-up copyright laws.
To have a chance of getting your utterance recognized, you first have to navigate to one of nine categories such as transport or sightseeing.
Reading his Zen utterances to Deborah Solomon — "Chance becomes its own order" — you may think, Give me a break.
Reading his Zen utterances to Deborah Solomon—"Chance becomes its own order"—you may think, Give me a break.
With references to the fact that her "moment will run out 'cause of [her] sex chromosome," and misogynist utterances a la "take a chance you stupid whore," Stefani stares the industry she's up against straight in the eyes and refuses to back down.
While some bettors prefer to wager on some of the more arcane offerings—such as fashion choices for the coaches or specific utterances from the broadcast booth or events of random chance like the pre-game coin toss, most pro handicappers will advise casual bettors to stick to the basics.
While the polls and political pundits gave Hillary Clinton, the democratic candidate a lead over Donald Trump and a fair chance of winning the elections, his unusual campaign style and utterances seemed to suggest that the Republican candidate was setting himself up for an obvious defeat.
To me they represented a regression to the first encounter with language; they represented a chance to reconfigure the link between the mellifluity of self and the concreteness of utterance.
For his part, Mr. Cable of the Liberal Democrats had to prove that he is not, as one television commentator called him, the political equivalent of Chance, the simple-minded gardener in the movie "Being There," whose statements of the obvious are greeted as profound philosophical utterances.
Worthy utterances in universities may not ease the woes of Christians in Iraq, but they do reduce the chances that somebody will say the wrong thing and make the situation worse: it was a university lecture by Pope Benedict XVI in 2006 that triggered anti-Christian violence in Muslim lands from Somalia to Turkey.
