I don't just mean Britney Spears and Take That both putting out records with the word "Circus" in the title (an eventuality which can only realistically be characterised as "not fair").
"Machines lack contextual reasoning capabilities, and their training must cover every eventuality, which is not only costly, but ultimately impossible," said director Dr. Steven Walker.
It denotes a plan for every eventuality, which tells an agent what to do at all histories she is to play, even those which are excluded by the strategy itself.
Thus, any genuine "preparedness" strategy must include averting those eventualities for which preparation is impossible.
Mr. Stein said that "the O.A.S. could not condone what was going on" and was facing an eventuality in which "democratic order is broken".
In the interview, Mr El-Erian said that the potential exit of Greece from the EU was "an accident waiting to happen," an eventuality for which there was no "Plan B".
On the other, the worst that could happen was that they would take him to jail — an eventuality to which he had reconciled himself in the months leading up to the sentencing.
The UN's envoy, Akashi, sent a cable: "The Bosnian Serb army is likely to separate the military-age men from the rest of the population, an eventuality about which Unprofor will be able to do very little".
While that case was not under deliberation in the Supreme Court this week (an eventuality about which Bonauto admitted to being slightly, but fleetingly, disappointed), her work ambitions have been motivated a broad desire for equality rather than a need for personal recognition.
It is increasingly likely, however, that the need for the IMF's services will outstrip its resources an eventuality for which developed nations should begin preparing, given the ever larger role the Fund is playing in forestalling intense global crisis.Treasury continues to broaden its involvement in America's banking system.
