Nobody knows who they are, just as nobody is ever likely to know precisely how many people died in a terrorist attack that destroyed two nighclubs on Saturday.
This year, it and Saudi Arabia seem likely to play precisely the opposite role.
This is a point clearly lost on Donald Trump: his promises to make America safe again by making it less open, more paranoid, more belligerent, are likely to have precisely the opposite effect.
All of which suggests a small irony: after months of being sold as a way to simplify voters' lives, the flat tax is likely to have precisely the opposite effect on Forbes's.
The problem with designating a building as deserving demolition is that such a value judgment is likely to come precisely at the time when a building is in the greatest need of protection.
Actually if you only ventured north of 42nd Street come curtain time, you would be more likely to draw precisely the opposite conclusion: that American playwriting was moribund, consisting primarily of empty vessels that had somehow been floated onto the city's big stages by the presence of name-brand actors.
And that these are most likely to occur precisely when I'm concentrating on some impossible task?
In a Medium post following the announcement, Weiner came out swinging, writing "A moratorium is likely to have precisely the opposite effect by increasing the housing pressure cooker that's triggering displacement and reducing the resources available to build affordable housing".
In a Medium post following the announcement, Wiener came out swinging, writing "A moratorium is likely to have precisely the opposite effect by increasing the housing pressure cooker that's triggering displacement and reducing the resources available to build affordable housing".
Our sources tell us that an honest Memorandum to Holders is likely to do precisely that, and that they suspect that the several-months-long delay means intelligence judgments are being "fixed" around the policy -- as was the case before the attack on Iraq.
