I am not afraid of misunderstanding the implication of the message, and I am not afraid of the opposing voices -- however loud they may be.
The most durable message from the Occupy Wall Street encampments across the nation is also the simplest: "We are the 99%." But are the implications of that message fair?
But now it is time to consider the ethical and political implications of that message: not as a relic of the distant past, but because it may contain some of the answers we desperately seek to the most relevant questions of our time.
The implications of the dueling messages for the midterm elections inspired both parties to call in star advocates like President Bill Clinton and former vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan, in addition to blanketing the district with ads, calls and mailings.
This is but one example of another jurisdiction that shares similar demands and context and thus may find use in considering the implications of the consistent messages of the present study, the points of commonality identified with the Kelley [ 13] model, and the SPCH approach more generally, among other things, for its own situation.
At the first round of meet ings, which was completed in October of this year, the eight Indian members of the council spoke to local tribal representatives from across the country about the implications of the President's message and the legislative proposals that had resulted from it.
Twenty years ago, though, the unsettling implications of her message about the "unrestrained use of power" that is accorded caregiving adults had not yet become a commonplace.
And the fact she doesn't address the deterministic, regressive implications of her message makes me suspect that she must be complicit in them.
The real story here is not about Viber, but the potential implications of the patent on other messaging apps.
We need to understand the implications of such messages, both real and imagined, for the portion size on offer.
