On a phone call with press Thursday morning, Zucker said that Bourdain's upcoming program demonstrates an understanding "that the definition of news is broader than perhaps what has historically been talked about".
Landauer continued to argue, "Historical matters can only be talked about historically, not in terms of formal patterns (formalem Schematismus) … I gladly grant that behind this is the desire to see greatness; but desire alone is not sufficient to make greatness out of a confused vulgarity" (ibid., 190 1).
I said that I was also dealing with merit, and I talked about historically, that blacks have been excluded".
"Historically, you're talking about a lot of people who never had the option, either socially or technologically, to become parents," Randy said.
We can talk historically of civilisations - the ancient Greeks or the Incas of South American, for example - but the term "civilisation" not only implies a distinctive culture but also a fairly self-contained and homogenous form of social organisation within geographical boundaries.
Trump has repeatedly claimed that crime is at all-time highs (it's actually quite low historically) and frequently talks about illegal immigration as a source of this crime wave.
"It is only a slight exaggeration to say that historically, Republicans went out and talked about the budget or taxes and the economy and waited to get beat up on the environment and education, hoping that they could hold their own," Mr. Sununu said.
But, he noted, the industry has historically attracted talk of mainstream investment that in the end has been mostly that — talk.
Straddling the demarcation line in Panmunjom are several blue huts, where officials from North and South have historically held talks aimed at building the foundations for rapprochement.
