She says it's a lesson about fighting vast injustice from which everyone can glean something.
In the British "Office," we never learned most people's names; the American version lovingly anatomizes everyone and takes advantage of the long-take documentary format to reveal the full complexity of everyone's feelings (we glean, for instance, that Toby has an unspoken crush on Pam, and therefore resents Jim).
Equity should help everyone, savvy and beginner alike, glean from and understand what's going on in the world of startups, with their backers and liquidity of all sorts.
From what I can glean, it's difficult to share books on Kindle; mostly, everyone has to buy their own copy, which surely neutralises any initial difference in price.
And I interviewed pretty much everyone that came along and directed last season, trying to glean as many tidbits of information as I could, including from such storied auteurs as John Badham.
He's the kind of cosmic one-off that naturally draws disciples – everyone from the Beastie Boys to Andrew WK, Animal Collective and Keith Richards has tried to glean some of his mystic dub magic, and this pre-80th birthday midnight set is mixed by long-time collaborator the Mad Professor.
Here's what I've been able to glean about The Boy She Met Online – it's a 2010 Lifetime movie about how everyone who says they're a cute boy online is really either a pervert or a murderer or an ugly boy or whatever.
Your next step is to use the information you glean about your individual team members' personalities and predilections to formulate norms and "dynamics that are respectful to everyone," says Cain. Start by looking at how you structure the workday.
Pennies once were sure to glean.
"This isn't for everyone/This is for no one," he slurs, driving the point home in a voice so grease-laden you need powerful surfactants to glean anything from it.
