This is not the magic bullet the Bono-ites make it out to be, and in a sense it unfairly rewards countries that squandered their loans on corruption and patronage.
It reads, Ite vos maledicti in ignem eternam ("Go, ye cursed, into everlasting fire").
According to Goward, the Clapham-ites really love it.
Speaking to Variety about being a "born-again Murray-ite", he said: "It's a religion, where you can act as badly as you want to people, and they still love you.
(Who are the Broon-ites? I've got no idea).
It conveyed the news in an e-mail message, in Latin, which instructed recipients "Ite ed vide," or go and look, at its Web site, of course.
If MFE is included as an independent variable, then it becomes difficult to isolate the effect of ITE because ITE and MFE may interact with each other in unexpected ways.
Chelsea-ites are lucky to have it on their doorstep.
Most paid to monitor the doings of the Gove-ite empire knew nothing about it until the mid-afternoon appearance of the announcement on the website.
I asked Cross to walk us through the recent ruling and what it means for Satoshi-ites.
A text-friendly acronym, ITE, for "in this economy," has started to get around, in sales pitches and head-count meetings, but it doesn't do the work.
