Assurances coming into the negotiations this week that things were going in the right direction have turned out to be false, as the United States delegation has basically read from a script written by lobbyists for publishers, extolling the virtues of market based solutions, ignoring mountains of evidence of a "book famine" and the insane legal barriers to share works.
But Mr. Kennedy said that last year, when he taught a freshman journalism class at Northeastern, "one of the things that really struck me was these students had basically no experience reading a newspaper of any kind".
The thing is, I like deep house music that you might have heard in a Chicago club in 1989, so I kind of expected tropical house to sound a bit like that, given that what I'd read had basically told me that tropical house is a bit like deep house.
Mr. De Atley had basically done the equivalent of reading aloud a white paper, timed to a PowerPoint deck, before escaping out a side door without answering any questions.
You've got to basically read that cat's mind before the cat even knows what it's going to do; you've got to convince the cat that photographing it is their idea and that it looks like a good time.
I had a friend who read the same short story from her first book at every reading for more than a year and had basically memorized it.
Strickler admits he had basically given up.
They also claimed that the collaborations would "have the capacity to basically read out and sequence every child that comes in to CHOP in the near future" [ 12].
Mr. Meyer, best known for running the Harvard endowment for 15 years, proposed a Plan B. "You hate reading financial reports, but you have read every fashion magazine since you could basically read," Ms. Schroeder recalled him saying.
READING I have to say I'm not a great reader since I basically read scripts for a living, but I was excited to read "Devil in the White City" by Erik Larson.
Read: Mississippi has basically made it impossible to get an abortion.
