Paine also has a sneaking fondness for narrative as a weapon of social justice that can result in every privilege exacting its weight in a corresponding soul sickness and every rebel being depicted as heroic.
Sometimes, Player A had to pay for the privilege of exacting revenge, giving up one unit of money for every two he deducted from Player B. The more activated Player A's striatum had been when he punished for free, the more he was willing to pay to punish later on.
Baseball is the most individual and the most difficult of all team sports, and the handful of young men who can play it superbly must sense, however glimmeringly, that there will be some long-lasting future payment exacted for the privileges and satisfactions they have won for themselves.
The exact line between rights and privileges is not always clear.
ONE way or another, New York City exacts a price for the privilege of living in it.
"So to the office," Pepys wrote, "where I do begin to be exact in my duty there and exacting my privileges and shall continue to do so".
When asked about the exact nature of the problem, Horton said it concerned "file privilege weaknesses", and that the problem would only really be serious in a scenario where there were several users of the same machine with different privilege levels.
Earth has the extremely rare privilege of having its single moon be at a distance that makes it the exact same size in the sky as the sun, meaning it can cover it entirely when the alignment is right.
"In my cell, which was no bigger than 220 square feet for 18 men, the rulers had created an exact replica of the state bureaucracy outside," one in which "those in power enjoyed unlimited privileges," he relates.
