Because the chefs came, the list mattered, and because the list mattered the chefs came.
The list matters, instead, because more selective colleges tend to have more resources than unselective colleges — and much higher graduation rates.
Many of them may seem no surprise, but the list matters enormously because it's a glimpse of where the corporate dollars may move next, and what changes could come in technology use as a result.
Speculation was last night moving on to consider times, dates, places, outfits and the all-important guest list – matters that will, in some eyes, outrank the forthcoming presidential election.
But when it comes to job creation, this blue-chip guest list matters little.
You may also list matters that will require unanimity.
But wish lists matter, too, especially for a Party that is supposedly trying to change its public image.
The size of the font on the Library of Congress listing matters.
As examples of the firm's achievements the Web site lists matters involving Medicare and Medicaid reimbursements, approvals of federally regulated drugs and medical products, fraud investigations, medical waste disposal, privacy and other compliance issues.
But as long as we're keeping lists, no matter what those lists are, we're keeping faith with some idea of perpetuity.
