Ten years ago, during the 2003 Finals, San Antonio went as far as Duncan was capable of taking them.
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In 1811, he confessed "a very great secret" to a young American: "As far as I am capable of comparing the merit of different periods, I have no reason to believe we were better than you are".
"Mankind is everywhere the same," she writes to her daughter, then adds: "This observation might be carried yet further: all animals are stimulated by the same passions, and act very near alike, as far as we are capable of observing them".
But even though so many voices appear to be in agreement, the lazy nods to the vibrant society we're supposed to love - the Friday-night curries and the Moroccan themes at parties - are as far as we seem capable of going.
In both the material and the spiritual order, however, human beings participate in a 'common good.' Thus, one is an individual in virtue of being a material being; one is a person so far as one is capable of intellectual activity and freedom.
Ideologies arise in class societies characterised by relations of domination, and in so far as human beings are capable of transcending such societies they are capable of transcending ideology.
For Fairclough, it is possible to 'transcend' ideology, and thus to avoid Mannheim's paradox: Ideologies arise in class societies characterised by relations of domination, and in so far as human beings are capable of transcending such societies they are capable of transcending ideology.
Alexander Nimmo was employed to assess the proposal, and reported that it was possible "so far as he expressed himself capable of judging from his present cursory view of the canal".
Alexander Nimmo was employed to report on the proposal and told that it was possible "so far as he expressed himself capable of judging from his present cursory view of the canal".
