On the other hand, then, emptiness is truly emptiness "only when it empties itself even of the standpoint that represents it as some 'thing' that is emptiness.
The villagers' suspicion and scapegoating of the trio cowering in a thrown-together shack on the common land sets in train a series of violent events that empties the village and only smoothes the path to enclosure.
Jobs are hard to find and the danger of being killed in some shooting or suicide attack empties the streets at night.
From poor countries to property deals, unwise lending all too often cripples banks and empties the public purse.
New technology helps: Pfizer has tested issuing reps with tablet PCs so they can answer doctors' questions in greater depth.Bristol-Myers Squibb has moved to using contract salespeople, who are easier to hire and fire as the pipeline fills and empties.
Iron Mountain, a corporate shredding contractor, empties and services the kiosks, which automatically update the Shred Stop's website to show how full a unit's hopper is and let customers know which ones to avoid if carrying shedloads of stuff.
Mindfulness helps people to relax but empties their minds.
He notes that Crédit Agricole, a French bank, empties the tills of Emporiki, its Greek subsidiary, every evening, ships the balances electronically to Paris and returns them in the morning.
But some economists doubt the figures.In this section The glass empties for the Kirchners Socialism on the never-never All in the family Ending a dream, or nightmare ReprintsPublic investment is under strain.
Taking advantage of the port's site at the mouth of the river Kaladan, which empties into the Bay of Bengal, India hopes to open its own landlocked and impoverished north-eastern states.
Dr Aldridge's bullets are the right size to get trapped in a mussel's sieve, and when the fatty-acid coat is digested the result is not a tasty meal, but a dose of poison.The beauty of the system is that the coatings of uneaten bullets dissolve quite quickly anyway, diluting the potassium chloride in the surrounding water of whichever lake or river the pipe empties into.
