The Peston instance is a great example of how negative, fear-mongering PR about the 'censorship' of important public information has been manufactured by the way Google has responded to the ruling.
But actually it was short for "artificial silk", as is clear from Rose Macaulay's 1926 Crewe Train, where we get the thoughts of an unconventional young woman: "You must, for instance, spend a great deal of money on silk stockings, when for much less you could have got artificial silk or lisle thread.
Finally, there was the long and complex relationship between Wagner and Nietzsche, the only known instance of a profound friendship between a great composer and a great philosopher, Mr. Magee argues.
We believe the tipping-point is related to the point at which there is a large quantity of instances of a size greater than 50% of the maximum server size.
This was the first instance of a call for greater law and order in the Potteries, although there seemed to be little interest in other forms of co-operation.
The novel, for instance, makes a great show of experimentalism.
In the 1980s, Ms. Holland belonged to a small group of filmmakers who found success in both Europe (with her Oscar-nominated films "Angry Harvest" and "Europa Europa") and Hollywood (with, for instance, "Washington Square," a great adaptation of Henry James's novel).
Yet the American citizen plumes himself upon this spirit, even when he is sufficiently dispassionate to perceive the ruin it works; and will often adduce it, in spite of his own reason, as an instance of the great sagacity and acuteness of the people, and their superior shrewdness and independence.
For instance, a great deal of anguish surrounded the publication of the second part of The Road To Wigan Pier which, with its stinking workers and its assault on Marxist intellectuals, was tough for the CP to swallow.
Invoking the heavy hand of the law does not serve justice (for instance, there is a great deal of diversity around the world about what constitutes the legal age of consent).
