In stark contrast to writers like William Gibson or Margaret Atwood, whom no one would dream of attacking with this kind of vehemence on Twitter, he just doesn't hang out with his fans on the Internet, and however much he may tell us that he doesn't think we are hoi polloi, that that's not why he doesn't hang around with us, this is really how it seems.
One of my favorite places was Hoi An – so beautiful at night with lanterns, markets, shopping, restaurants, boat rides on Perfume River, safe at night, traffic not as busy as Saigon or Hanoi, beachside close by and just a lovely atmosphere.
Another is Hoi Trinh, a Vietnamese-Australian attorney and the executive director of VOICE (Vietnamese Overseas Initiative for Conscience Empowerment).
More casual is "Hoi","Hai" or "Moi".
"From the applications point of view, it's very important," says Hoi-Kwong Lo, a physicist at the University of Toronto in Canada.
In Leica's case, it's the removal of features that surely are only valuable to the hoi polloi — video?
It's a problem for us hoi polloi, too: who hasn't been to a party and witnessed a sea of Topshop dresses, the women sporting them maintaining a safe distance from one another?
Served on pancakes, with spring onion, cucumber and hoi sin sauce it's A$19 £10.400).
The strongest hit for "low ATP levels" is hoi-palloi (hoip ), which encodes a ribosomal protein and has been associated with neuronal mutant phenotypes in Drosophila (Prokopenko et al. 2000).
I mean, for example, that in democracies the dēmos is authoritative, while by contrast it is the few (hoi oligoi) in oligarchies; we say that the politeia too is different in these [two] cases,' (Politics III.1278b8 12, as trans. in Ober 1998a, 164).
