Borda concocted examples in which one knows the order in which each voter would rank the candidates in an election, and then showed how easily the will of the majority could be frustrated in an ordinary vote.
He had an unerring sense of the decisive moment, concocting scenes in which viewers get a sense that something dramatic is about to happen.
Around 1955 the pamphleteer Silvano Santander employed the same strategy to concoct letters in which Evita figures as an accomplice of the Nazis.
In essence, China looks likely to revive the formula concocted in 1992 for talks in which both sides accepted that there was but one China, but agreed to disagree about what exactly that meant.This kind of ambiguity may not be acceptable to Mr Chen's administration.
But she does insist that Rodin Olio Lusso, which was concocted in her kitchen from 11 essential oils, "will make your skin the best it can be naturally -- whether you're 20 or 90".
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$16 burgers and $30 steaks pair well with $6 house-brewed beers, which are concocted in huge, polished copper kettles located behind the restaurant's immaculate bar.
Its 30 or so rotating menu items come from a stockpile of more than 250, which have been concocted in the laboratory.
What you're after, which is somehow concocted in this approximation of a kitchen, awaits in the crowded glass case: small plastic bins of octopus cured in yuzu and pitched into chewy, sweet hominy ($8.99) perhaps, or chickpeas in a nest of black hijiki seaweed ($5.50), or brussels sprouts plumped up by sake and streaked with hot lemony yuzu kosho ($5.50).
This saga of betrayal and retribution, which concludes next Thursday, was concocted in 1869 by the Irish novelist J. S. Le Fanu.
