Some of the organisms in this book are truly hideous to contemplate, like the candiru, a pencil-thin Latin American fish.
My read is that the empirical literature doesn't support either effect from small changes in the code of the type we're contemplating, like raising the top marginal rate back to where it was in the Clinton years -- 35% to 39.6% -- when working people apparently ignored the memo re "substitution effects" (the labor/leisure trade off noted above) and did all kinds of work.
Clark was drawn to it because he's not the sort of philosopher who just stays in his office and contemplates; he likes to visit labs and think about experiments.
The Great War, as it was known when no repeat could be contemplated, was – like so many conflicts – played out on the plains of Belgium.
When Janney's parents died in the late 1980s, he contemplated, much like they once had, whether to carry on with the horses.
(Imagine crazies by Gogol contemplated with Chekhov-like impartiality).
"Like, she contemplated sex with you and was like, 'Naaaaaah.' But I was like in the uncle zone".
When I asked Yu if he had ever contemplated breast-enlargement, like Song Gang in "Brothers," he and his wife laughed.
Similar proposals that could shift public sector retirees into the new insurance markets, called exchanges, are already being planned or contemplated in places like Chicago; Sheboygan County, Wis . and Stockton, Calif.
Still, most of the Dutch vocal works contemplated the Nativity, like the anonymous "O Herders al soetjens" ("Oh shepherds, all sweet") and "Nu zijt wellekome" ("Now be welcome").
