We think, perhaps, of Thoreau, the ultimate dabbler in experience, whose works has nonetheless contributed to a fetishizing of nature that does, indeed, make it a consumable good.
The main achievement of The Interview, which might indeed make it a threat to North Korea, is that it effectively portrays Kim as a ridiculous figure.
"He views this as a matter for the church on account of the disproportional impact of climate change on the poor and disadvantaged, which does indeed make it a moral issue".
While the temperature and pH do indeed make it a dangerous place for a lot of creatures, the myths are only part true.
Similarly, his chosen form of address in How to Get Filthy Rich co-opts the reader as a character ("So you have grown a beard and joined a religious organisation," Hamid writes, and indeed makes it seem like a sensible career move).
It's distressing that so much of our time is spent squinting through screens, screens that promise to make life better, make life streamlined -- but indeed make it complex, cluttered, a blur, numbing, less meaningful.
With a consensus gathering that the opinion had indeed made it impossible for Mr. Gore to obtain a recount, the network commentators grew more confident that the court had identified a real winner and a real loser.
If this request was indeed made, it was evidently denied.
The method is not complicated, and indeed its very simplicity is what makes it a breakthrough.
The unique property of RNA that makes it a credible, indeed, apparently, the best candidate for the central role in the primordial replicating system is its ability to combine informational and catalytic functions.
