Take the parliamentary expenses scandal in Britain, for instance: lots of people reassured one another that what they were doing was normal.
For instance, lots of different gadgets use the same symbol and round shape for the button that turns them on, the idea being that even though a new camera is very different from a coffeepot, it will be easier to learn to use the camera if the first thing you see is that comforting "on" button.
I still see a religious connection in public policy though that I think a lot of commentators miss -- for instance, that lots of the energy behind this mid-term election came from the ghosts of the Religious Right.
"Taj Majal, for instance, brings lots of soul and power.
Brooklyn gardeners, for instance, grow lots of callaloo, a Caribbean green.
Some media, for instance, have lots of followers, but don't do so well when it comes to having their messages re-tweeted.
Jean Georges, for instance, uses lots of Asian influences, Chinese and others, and she takes three to four hours to rate him.
The Japanese, for instance, eat lots of nutrient-laden cruciferous vegetables like cabbage, broccoli, bok choy, and their main sources of protein are fish and soy.
It would stop the temptation to artificially goose the top line by, for instance, billing lots of sales at the end of each quarter, says Michael Young, a securities lawyer at Willkie Farr & Gallagher in Manhattan.
The Center for Disease Control and Prevention site, for instance, has lots of good data about obesity in the US, how the disease affects specific populations, and a breakdown of obesity by region.
For instance, a lot of people search Spotify for celebrities.
