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"Concepts get tired," he said.

As a result, he is that rare beast, a conceptual artist whose concepts get richer the longer you look and think.

If you apply yourself at something more than a casual level to his nontechnical, layman-friendly prose, you can pretty much understand what he means even when the concepts get, as it were, pretty stratospheric.

Mr. Ryan's goal, as he told me, is to "articulate the concepts, get the country to agree that this is the way to go, then proceed to do it".

At this scenario, all concepts get involved in the model as active and they causally interact with each other.

When looking to the future of gaming, few concepts get people as excited as the mythical "Netflix for gaming".

Later, with some exasperation, the Colonel tells Hoshino, "I'm a concept, get it?

This is The Ramones of pop music — they cannot, as a concept, get old.

Here's a concept: Get all dressed up and all revved up to go out and wind down.

Seconding the idea of using scarcity to breed opportunity, Jason Osborne, a laboratory instrument designer, and Aaron Alford, a psychiatric epidemiologist, came up with an outrageous concept: Get the education system to pay for field work in paleontology.

So I had this concept: Get me rental furniture and home lighting, and we arranged this stage in the rehearsal room that looked like a living room.