But some have dismissed the work as failing to take a meaningful stance on surveillance, arguing that it merely represents the system, leaving us to tease out its problems.
But it merely represents the most corporate and unenlightened traditions of high-level business architecture, superficially dressed in a symmetrical glass skin.
While it shows a government can "get things done", others might argue it merely represents an increase of "big government" or red tape (though actively reducing red tape also requires legislation).
It merely represents a process of applying a philosophical "method of counter-investigation", by which we peel away from the image of knowledge the ultimate, most intimate thing.
It merely represents a selection effect that we apply to all the possible universes in the multiverse to find the one we actually live in!
Whether the prolonged anti-WNV Ab response is needed to control persistent virus in macaques or whether it merely represents a bystander phenomenon, with other mechanisms keeping the virus at bay, remains to be elucidated.
It is not apparent if low SBP has a true casual relation with worse outcome or if it merely represents a bystander [ 24].
Yet, this line of reasoning is open to the game-changing response that, as Kelly (2003, p. 51) starkly puts it, "The Painting is van Gogh's, according to Shapiro, because he [Van Gogh] invested himself in it, because his subjectivity is embodied (not merely represented) in it.
For Washington it may merely represent the end of a beautiful friendship; for London, it will feel more like a broken heart.
But even if the Rangers, with their tedious 28-33-10-3 record, were somehow to scramble into the playoffs, it would merely represent a pacifier, not a panacea.
