Some children, for example, still have names and ages rendered different ways in state records.
To some extent, this is necessary – politicians, for example, still have to hear from constituents, even when those constituents are sharing their thoughts a rude or harassing fashion.
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Joan and Peggy, for example, still have to work a lot harder to make people realize they deserve a place at the table.
This might not seem a cause for alarm, but any third party applications you have on your phone like Facebook for example—still have access to this "non-triggered" data.
The search engine, for example, still has difficulty understanding many kinds of sentences.
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology, for example, still has more Internet addresses than all of China, according to Lee McKnight, an associate professor at Syracuse University and an M.I.T. research affiliate.
MIG, for example, still has operating margins above 70%, and unlike Babcock, Macquarie is flush with cash in both its funds and core holding company, having raised A$22 billion from investors during its past fiscal year.
Dior Couture, for example, still has eyeglasses, jewellery, lingerie and hosiery made under licence, though most of its other 300 or so licences have been taken back.Betsey Johnson, whose sexy, fun dresses have inspired a cult following among the baby-boomer generation that loves the Rolling Stones, is negotiating her first licences this year, for shoes, hosiery, lingerie and jeans.
Art has not moved on so far as many might think, and Kahlo's example still has great resonance, though as much in the way artists are seen as personalities, and their works an adjunct to their public personae, as for her paintings themselves.
