Across the ideological spectrum, the Supreme Court has a substantial stake in rejecting any suggestion that the power of judges "to say what the law is," in Chief Justice John Marshall's famous phrase, amounts to "usurpation".
And yet...hardly anyone believes the famous daughter will amount to anything.
A few days ago, the Associated Press announced that Obama's famous HOPE poster amounts to copyright infringement.
Life on an island, even one that has become a summer playground to the rich and famous, requires a certain amount of resourcefulness and flexibility.
It makes us wonder if any amount of famous names truly alter Ann's reputation as a staid emporium for safe, office-ready clothes for sensible career women and/or mothers.
According to the Matthew effect [4] [7], famous scientists receive an amount of credit that may sometimes appear disproportionate to their actual contributions, to the detriment of younger or less known scholars.
In truth, that famous Drexel fortune, which amounted to $20 million across time, is gone now, the trust funds having reverted to other family charities with the death of Mother Katharine.
Stanley Fischer, governor of Israel's central bank between 2005 and 2013, says he found economic history (including Walter Bagehot's famous rule to provide generous amounts of cash to troubled banks, but to charge them for it) useful in combating the 2008 crisis.
Peter's tweet touches on and calls out the significant role that journalism played in providing perspective and transparency during this political journey – a process famous for its significant amounts of spin.
"MOORE'S LAW is too slow for us," declared Shinichi Okamoto, Sony's chief technical officer, in 2002, in reference to the chip the company was developing to power its next-generation computer-game console, the PlayStation 3. The famous law says that the amount of computing power available at a given price doubles every 18 months.
