The English Defence League and the extremist nationalist milieu that surrounds it has roots in Luton and will interpret news that the Stockholm bomber is linked to Luton as further proof that Muslims in Luton are terrorists, terrorist sympathisers, extremists and subversives.
As Jonathan Bernstein, a political scientist, notes, the "spin" that emerges after a candidate wins or loses a state depends on large part on the whims of party elites, who will interpret news in a more favorable light for candidates whom they hope to see win the nomination.
The reflex to interpret news in the worst possible way when other explanations are at least as plausible is a hallmark of negative sentiment that marks bear-market bottoms.
This groan-worthy commemoration isn't entirely out of left field for Co.Design, which has in the past used emjois to interpret news, movies, TV and books.
Like most other economic data, stock market cheerleaders interpret news that is less bad as the return of the bubble economy.
The project aims to help sex toy makers learn about best security practices, infosec researchers and white hat hackers communicate their findings to the industry, and consumers know how to interpret news stories or industry claims about toy security.
Finally we show that scheduled news announcements are NCK news, and there is no evidence for the existence of CK news amongst our announcements, which means that dealers hardly get a consensus in interpreting the news content.
Then, often without human intervention, the programs are interpreting that news and trading on it.
Interpreting the news, whether you're poised behind a desk or standing on your mark, can't be performed without some degree of distortion.
