And, above all, it was a mandate for action: "It is your incumbent duty to open, facilitate, and improve internal navigation … to create a new era in history, and to erect a work more stupendous, more magnificent, and more beneficial than has hereto been achieved by the human race".
By late afternoon yesterday, however, the homeless had been cleared and workers were erecting a more daunting fence.
But by failing to even half humanise the player's own presence in the game, outside of optional co-op voice chat, it erects a more palpable division between the audience's needs, or at least my own, and any on-screen characterisation.
The city's response to the storm was to rebuild the Lower Ninth and the neighborhoods that run along the lakeshore in a bigger, more idealized form just as the response of New York to 9/11 was to erect an even more massive collection of office towers on the site of the old World Trade Center.
The city's response to the storm was to rebuild the Lower Ninth and the neighborhoods that run along the lakeshore in a bigger, more idealized form — just as the response of New York to 9/11 was to erect an even more massive collection of office towers on the site of the old World Trade Center.
In such a scenario, impaired spatial planning and failure to maintain an instructional set would make loading an automobile or erecting a tent more difficult to undertake.
The London Array project plans to erect a constellation of more than 340 wind turbines in the outer Thames Estuary, roughly seven miles off the Kent Coast.
Americans in 1964 worried that the stern Soviets could command their society with greater precision -- just as American pundits now brood about how Chinese leaders can erect a gleaming skyscraper more quickly than we can get around to fixing a subway escalator.
