Today's unhappy workers may one day be able to exercise the ultimate revenge, by taking their services elsewhere.
"Mr Speaker Martin failed to exercise the ultimate responsibility, which was his alone, to take control and not merely expect to be informed," the MPs conclude.
Duncan Smith said Berlin exercised the "ultimate power" over what changes the prime minister sought from Brussels and was allowed to block the idea of a cap on foreign workers coming to the EU.
Duncan Smith said Berlin exercised the "ultimate power" over what changes the prime minister sought from Brussels and was allowed to block the key demand, which would have given Britain more control of its borders.
It is because this issue has a profound impact on each of us, our families and our communities that we are calling on Fox News to meet the standard it has set for itself: "to exercise the ultimate sensitivity when referencing the Holocaust".
Eventually, when Jonathan and Ridley -- whose name Jonathan calls out so often, it seems as if he's trying to remember what his friend's name is -- catch on and try to leave, they find that Petrovich exercises the ultimate no-trade clause with guns and thugs.
If, as Thomas Jefferson once put it, the public is "not enlightened enough" to exercise the "ultimate powers of society," then the only remedy is to "inform their discretion by education".
In a sense, marriage is the human attempt to fuse the "I and the not-I" and divorce an exercise in the ultimate irreconcilability of point of view.
Then Brain Power's software helps kids interpret their family members' expressions through a series of games and exercises, with the ultimate goal of helping them figure out facial emotions even when they aren't wearing Google Glass.
Tattoo Me is about exercising ultimate individualism, while handing oneself over to the whims of the world we live in".
