The book abounds in footnoted anecdotes, some included just for fun like the literary routine ascribed to A.C. Benson, a minor English writer: "That he did nothing all morning and then spent the afternoon writing up what he'd done in the morning".Despite Mr Wood's slash-and-burn reputation, his examples are largely admiring.
Refinements of mean-inequalities, even stronger than that of the above examples, are largely studied in the literature, see [2] and the related reference cited therein.
All of these examples are largely ignored by creationists, or when they do mention them, they use completely outdated arguments, quotes out of context, or simple lies and distortions that demonstrate the fact that creationists have no training in anatomy or paleontology and cannot tell one bone from another.
The examples are largely "one-off's", pursued by highly motivated individuals with generally weak support networks.
The West Virginia teachers' strike and last weekend's March for Our Lives, for example, were largely organized on Facebook and Twitter.
Western fruit juices, for example, were largely unavailable in the weeks following the crisis, as importers held back shipments and distributors went bust.
Online gaming, for example, is largely missing.
Janacek, for example, was largely rejected by the Prague musical establishment until late in life.
Taking off your shoes at airports, for example, is largely security theatre.
Trading and investment banking revenue, for example, was largely below that of rivals.
