Here is what she has to say about Alois Hotschnig: "I love Kafka and here we have a Kafkaesque sense of alienation – not to mention narrative experiments galore!" Has anyone ever hitherto used the phrase "narrative experiments galore!"?
It places a flag on a hitherto undreamt-of Everest-peak of offensiveness.
Paradoxically, however, that carries a risk because Ireland's defence is also diminished, with John O'Shea, hitherto the only ever-present player through the qualifiers, suspended after his thoughtless late dismissal in Poland.
In this sense "lost" has only ever meant "hitherto unknown to missionaries, anthropologists and film crews".
While this might seem obvious, soon we must consider whether machines will ever achieve hitherto human-only abilities, or if we should even seek to endow them with something like androrithms?
Finally, considering that the annual sample sizes are different from the real annual population in China from 2003 to 2012, we further use sampling weights to correct for this.7 In fact, our working sample is hitherto the largest data sets ever investigated in social class and mobility studies in China.
Continue to enjoy all that thou hast acquired hitherto; and be sure to remain ever such as thou now art.
Mr Hwang arrived in Incheon flanked by two bodyguards: a move that Mr Jang sees as lèse-majesté, for hitherto only the supreme leader could ever be seen to be guarded.
The genius innovators of finance, informed by Nobel prize-winning free market economists, had created new financial instruments that worked so effectively distributing risk around the financial system that banks could grow their balance sheets to hitherto unheard of levels, underwritten with ever-less capital.
With its tarnished crown jewel, Nokia, devoured by Microsoft, Finland's hitherto robust economy is more dependent than ever on selling paper – mostly I was told, to Russian porn barons.
