But, if you're ever in the market for yellow cake with a smear of shit-frosting or lollipops that have traversed the glorious orifices of a 40-something, look no further than eBanned.com a one-stop clearinghouse for all your corporeal fetish needs.
The predictive value of imaging methods in terms of pulmonary hypertension or extra-corporeal membrane oxygenation needs is currently under review [14].
We may never know what will happen on the day Brett Favre leaves the lineup: the sun will go nova or humans may evolve beyond the need for corporeal bodies by that point.
In addition, an "efficient cause," which realizes this structure in the corporeal world, is also needed.
Even if these products can satisfy the need for corporeal intimacy, it still leaves us alone when there isn't flesh and blood on the other end of a receiver.
Mr. Levy and his allies realize that they are never going to build affordable units by decree; under the sacrosanct principle of home rule, local officials who insist that subsidized housing will be built over their dead bodies need never fear for their corporeal dignity.
The people are convinced that speaking is a corporeal phenomenon, presumably because physical organs are needed both to produce and to apprehend the sounds and a physical medium such as air is needed to carry or convey them.
Apple has confirmed that the 10am keynote on June 8 at WWDC will be led by Philip Schiller, the corporeal form that Apple now takes when it needs to leave the astral plane and speak to us humans.
Slowly, and surely, just as the sun begins to swoon over the Hudson River and another Amtrak honks its way past Rhinebeck, delivering its digital refugees upstream, I begin to sense the world between the covers, much as I sense the world around me, a world corporeal and complete, a world that doesn't need the press of my thumb, because here beneath the weeping willow tree my input is meaningless.
If we need to find a guide to a world resacralising before our eyes, we may need to look elsewhere than to this corporeal, complex, all-too-human wanderer.
