"We are certainly looking at the concept of a share class for retirement".
The game was inspired by "looking at the concept of community" in an era of social networks, she added, "and where consumers are spending their time".
"When we first wrote the paper," she said, "we saw it simply as a call to the field to recognize we were going down a path where we were equating an abstract concept with a checklist, and it was preventing us from looking at the concept more closely".
"Women got the vote from 1918 onwards, we didn't have proper universal suffrage until the latter part of the last century and that's before you look at some thoroughly undemocratic things we did when you are looking at the concept of colonialism," he told The House magazine.
On the other hand, looking at the concept of hijacking planes and taking them over, as a country one could look back and say with reports of hijackings over a period of time, perhaps we as a country should have looked at changing the way we protect our planes, which means doing what we are doing now in terms of hardening the cockpit...
You have to give them props for looking at the concept though, it's more then we've seen from the US Postal service.
At Campinas, French and da Costa started a long-lasting collaboration that has proved remarkably fertile, resulting in influential contributions to the current debates on the metaphysics of quantum mechanics, structuralism and the semantic approach to theories, as well as a fresher way of looking at the concept of truth ("pragmatic truth" and "partial truth").
The show is a look at how digital technologies have influenced contemporary art, with this particular exhibition looking at the concept of "observation".
Criticising him for not looking at the concept of a potential revolution, they also express disagreement with his view that the "solution for the 99%" can be found within "the framework of capitalism".
