Harsanyi posted a piece Friday pointing out that even though he "fundamentally" disagrees with most of Bennet's policy positions, Harsanyi doesn't believe Bennet hates the Broncos, as Republicans claimed.
Even more fundamentally, though, I am left scratching my head over the federal government's huge and continual subsidizing of corn-based ethanol as a gasoline additive at the rate of a 45-cent per gallon tax credit.
I think that is the kind of conversation we need to be having with some of the more reasonable Liberal Democrats, even though I disagree fundamentally with some of them.
It's a sharper, better-focused, user-friendlier version of the Civic, even though it's fundamentally the same car powered by the same 4-cylinder engines feeding the same transmissions.
He also sought to reconcile Britain, because even though the European Union fundamentally needs the German-French alliance, it cannot survive on it alone: without the Britons there is no European army worthy of the name.
In informal discussions, Mr. Chávez's government had said that it would not block a nonbinding referendum on Feb. 2 that would allow Venezuelans to vote on whether they want Mr. Chávez to remain president, even though it was fundamentally opposed to such a move.
Particle physics is at a crossroads right now, because even though there are fundamentally unsolved questions, the energy scales that we can probe with experiments all give results that are perfectly in line with the Standard Model.
Even though Lebbitz is fundamentally just a sports nerd, he's also psychological, insightful and pleasantly awkward.
Both architectures exploit the high instantaneous data rates offered by UWB transmission techniques to provide high-quality-of-service communications services to their clients even though each design is fundamentally different in its approach to medium access management.
