But given the major differences between the prospective Democratic and Republican nominees, there is no driving logic for a third-party candidacy this year, and the public deserves to see the major-party candidates compete on an uncluttered playing field.
Music, as always with Alston, is the driving logic of this programme, which opens with Rejoice in the Lamb, his setting of Britten's choral score (which is magnificently played and sung live).
This retrospective programme from her company Rosas covers seven of the works inspired by Reich, starting with the heart-racing intensity of De Keersmaeker's 1982 duet Fase: Four Movements To The Music Of Steve Reich, which features two women dancers pitted body and soul against the driving logic of the music.
This dictum became the driving logic behind The Medium is the Massage (and no, that's not a typo).
A driving logic circuit and FPGA software is introduced for providing the EWD system with driving and timing control.
Post-Spackman, the tax agency is a godless space whose commandments are simply those of the profit motive, and whose driving logic is being automated at an alarming pace thanks to emerging software.
If the logic driving the Fords and the Carnegies was to atone for the sins of rapacious capitalism, the logic of the Zuckerbergs and the Omidyars is to convince us that rapacious capitalism, fully unleashed on society, will do lots of good.
The logic driving this state of affairs is not only self-fulfilling, it's self-perpetuating.
Yet what reads as musical innovation in 2008 is blue-ribbon revivalism, a high-production-value version of the songbook logic driving current Broadway musicals.
The logic driving Cameron's defence of England from "swarming" migrants leads to the destruction of England's oldest liberty – the freedom to mind your own business.
