Traditionally, Christians have believed this redemption, this making of all things new, is mystically and literally achieved through the death and resurrection of Christ, or, to paint orthodoxy in broader strokes, that it is achieved through Christ's very coming into history, through the rather unorthodox emigration of God from cosmos to poverty to death.
Or Katrina Pierson, perhaps Trump's most famous surrogate, who has literally achieved notoriety by being willing to show up at any time to put her shocking ignorance of history and issues on display (like when she recently insisted that President Obama was responsible for getting the nation into the war in Afghanistan).
Allostasis (literally, "achieving stability through change") refers to the body's ability to adapt to transient stressors and exposures.
Most any stair-climbing routine, experts say, is a healthy step, literally, toward achieving the recommended level of physical activity for adults, according to the American College of Sports Medicine and the American Heart Association.
The problem is that the vast majority of these demos achieve literally fuck all. .
David Holdsworth, controller of English Regions who commissioned the mosaic on behalf of BBC English Regions, said: "We always aim to put audiences at the very heart of what the BBC does and on this occasion we have been able to achieve that literally.
We've had people who stood up for our rights, helped us achieve equality, literally defended our right to survive.
This achieves literally nothing.
After achieving literally nothing but ridicule, onlookers later reported seeing several fights break out between different factions of the EDL.
Avalokiteshvara supremely exemplifies the bodhisattva's resolve to postpone his own buddhahood until he has helped every sentient being on earth achieve liberation (moksha; literally, "release") from suffering (dukkha) and the process of death and rebirth (samsara).
