Polman warned in an article for the Guardian this week that "powerful vested interests in high-carbon businesses are desperately opposing these changes".
At one point in his revisions, Melville deleted the paragraphs explaining this historical context; indeed, his stark story, told in many short segments, feels whittled down, as opposed to Hawthorne's desperately shifting accretion of "slippery things".
All Clinton did was to remind everyone of who Donald Trump is, as opposed to who he's now desperately pretending to be.
It's a recognition that the fictional television couple, Harry and Louise, who became the iconic faces of those who opposed health care reform in the '90s, desperately need health care reform in 2009.
And I would expect these relationships to have the smallest overall impact on the question of hierarchy vs. similarity, since they would be the least stressed out about having to coexist in a star tree, as opposed to much more similar sequences that desperately want to share an internal branch somewhere, anywhere.
Whilst India is strongly opposed to third-party mediation of the Kashmir dispute, Pakistan desperately hopes to "internationalise" the issue.
The latest example concerns a desperately needed reform to liberalise Mexico's declining state-owned oil industry, opposed by Mr López Obrador.
His trip was opposed by NASA and defiantly approved by the Russian space agency, which desperately needed the $20 million air fare Mr. Tito reportedly paid.
Back then, viral internet moments were hapless accidents, as opposed to today when they're both manufactured and something any show seeking relevance desperately needs to survive.
With policy ammunition running desperately short, he said, it is time for governments to overcome their squeamishness about confronting vested interests opposed to change.
