Regarding social media, Trump did note that he "will sometimes just dictate out something really quickly and give it to one of my people to put it on" social media but said he often writes the messages himself.
I focused on people's irrational worries about emergencies (just what are these perpetual emergencies we all supposedly have??) that require one to be reachable at all times and constantly shifting shifty plans that necessitate an ability to dictate out to the world at all times -- worries that I dismissingly classified as self-important.
I dictated this out pretty much.
But the decisions taken, the lines laid out, were all dictated on the spot by the lie of the land, not by drawings.
Mitchell compared it to The Diving Bell and the Butterfly, Jean-Dominique Bauby's bestselling account of life with locked-in syndrome which he dictated by blinking out the letters and the words with his eyelid.
Bucking a hockey culture that dictates standing out from the rest of the boys is a bad thing, the Kings' director of digital media Dewayne Hankins decided to connect to Kings fans with good-natured humor.
He'd come to chambers first thing in the morning with a draft of an opinion, which he had banged out or dictated at home earlier that day.
(The motor cortex is often very active when we read). To take advantage of this mirroring effect, the team had Scheuermann watch Hector act out motions dictated by a soft computerized voice left, right, up, down.
And in that instance where the protocols really dictated what people out at the periphery had to do, right down to their most nitty-gritty decisions, the thinking could not keep up with the scale of this disaster and its complexity.
Instead of becoming the failure that society dictated, White got out in 2007 and earned a bachelor's degree in Liberal Arts at the University of Richmond and then followed that up with a masters in Adult Education at North Carolina A and T State.
