The scene sparked a tempura tempest of complaints, and not-so-subtly indicated that every agent was expendable at Thames House.
Every press secretary knows the guys close to the boss think he is expendable, and every press secretary, just like every reporter, is responsible for verifying information before offering it to the public.
I found it excruciating to sit down with a list of people with whom I worked every day and assess who might be expendable.
Promotions go to native-born Frenchmen; the African troops fight for months without leave; and the assumption that they are unsuited for command and more easily expendable than the others seems written on every white officer's face.
Power can be provided by expendable primary batteries, which need to be replaced every year or two.
It may not be all that deep, but "The 100" doesn't avoid the questions at its core: When the survival of humanity is at stake, is every life is sacred or do those who contribute less seem expendable?
From it we learn that Byzantium citizens, at least those with expendable money and time, were avid readers in just about every genre, from classical philosophy to historical fantasy ("The Romance of Alexander the Great") to how-to manuals.
These are obtained using temperature and salinity profilers (conductivity temperature depth profiler (CTD), expendable conductivity temperature depth profiler (XCTD), and expendable bathy thermographs (XBTs)) every several hours.
They are thin in expendable major league talent, and their best young player, Alex Escobar, is playing every day in place of Payton.
