A future that can be glimpsed right now, with the EC's antitrust lens swinging around to zoom in on what Amazon is doing with merchant data.
As soon as by one's own propaganda even a glimpse of right on the other side is admitted, the cause for doubting one's own right is laid.
Americans were given a glimpse of right-wing populism's reckless side last week, and the final deal will probably let the president burnish his centrist credentials just in time for 2012.
Your only visual clue that he is someone who knows his nahm phrik noom from his nahm phrik ong is a glimpse at his right arm, which is tattooed with a mortar and pestle, bird's eye chiles, and the holy trinity of northern Thai herbs — cilantro, green onion and phak chi farang (the last often known in the West as sawtooth).
He has given a glimpse of the right strategy by declaring that "we have a chance to move beyond the...command and control era of environmental policy, where all wisdom seemed to emanate out of Washington, DC...we can move beyond that through technology".
A film, "Pas de Deux: The Dancers' Perspective," showing Megan Fairchild and Andrew Veyette rehearsing the "Sleeping Beauty" adagio onstage to the accompaniment of their running commentary on aspects of what's involved, was just the right glimpse into the art concealed by art.
No actor plays him in full view: he is a disembodied voice on the speakerphone, a face carefully photographed in shadow, a glimpse of a right shoulder seen from behind in court, as if he were the neighbor on "Home Improvement" whose face was always hidden behind the fence.
With victory all but assured at 4-0 there was another blip on the champion's serve, and Bautista Agut had a glimpse at getting right back into the set two games later, but he buried a backhand in the net at 30-30 and the chance was gone.
It shows him in a velveteen jacket walking as he tweaks his mustache; his wife in Indian dress sitting in a chair may be glimpsed at the right of the canvas.
