MD, Oct. 3, 12 50 p.m. Bill Buford's essay ("What's the Most Delicious Thing You've Ever Eaten") thoroughly stirred the viscera.
"I do not suppose that the gold mines of California will ever be thoroughly worked out — certainly not in the next thousand years," Horace Greeley, an early junketer, assured readers of his New York Tribune in 1859.
And if they do not buck up their ideas, argues Paul Ormerod, a British economist, there could be worse to come as information technology and globalisation entwines humanity together ever more thoroughly.To understand many of the decisions that people make, the "rational utility maximisation" of homo economicus must be abandoned, argues Mr Ormerod.
Clark insisted Polanski "knew the sentence he was facing...Twenty years in prison--or zero...Polanski knew the entire range of sentences he faced...Few defendants were ever more thoroughly warned of the sentence they faced and the power of the judge to impose it as Roman Polanski".
As time passed, this beautiful, hysterical parade of events was written ever-more thoroughly over our own everyday experience, at points the two converging with breathtaking synchronicity.
"While President, I have been President, emphatically; I have used every ounce of power there was in the office.…I do not believe that any President ever had as thoroughly good a time as I have had, or has ever enjoyed himself as much".
But has rock and pop music ever seemed so thoroughly knackered, so stumped for inspiration as it did in 2000?
Perhaps no people has ever been so thoroughly trained, on such a large scale and for so long, as the Chinese.
"It's tremendous news that the London 2012 Paralympic Games will get more airtime in the US then ever before and thoroughly deserved".
