He explained the mind-set of the men involved: "If I get used to this life style, I need to drink, to pay for girls, for rooms, for tips, for trips.
The tenderness of Tan's graphite-rendered details – smiling photographs, origami birds, the well-worn and familiar – is counterbalanced by the the baffling, fearsome violence many have fled, and by the strange, somehow deafening confusion involved in getting used to a whole new everything, from language to maps, food to work to games.
In short, freemen-on-the-land are a loose collective who claim statute law is merely contractual, meaning the "law" - there are a lot of inverted commas involved in freemen explanations, so get used to it - as you or I know it only applies if we consent to it, and thus can be opted out of at any time.
"There's no problems for me as if you want to be a successful footballer, you have to get used to being involved in a lot of competitions.
Never one to take his sidelines lightly, Mr. Blackman had also been training since August in a Navy Seals-type fitness program, which involved getting up at dawn and getting used to swimming with fins and running in boots.
Preconditioning involves getting calves used to eating out of a feed bunk or trough, and drinking from a water trough.
It was called the "collage method," and it involved getting survivors to paste together pictures, using anything they felt like clipping out of newspapers and magazines.
My suggestion involved getting both Republicans and Democrats to use Wikipedia problem reporting tools, with me helping grease the skids if useful.
The best proxy we have for consciousness is the mirror self-recognition test: this involves getting an animal used to a mirror and then putting a mark somewhere on its body where it cannot be seen directly.
Crowdsourcing encompasses a wide range of activities, all of which involve getting something done using labour contributed by people who enjoy doing the thing you want to be done.
