Power seeks to enclose beauty to make it scarce, controlled.
If your parents aren't comfortable with the Gothic subculture or any of it's counterparts, make it scarce.
Seventeen hundred copies of "The Whole Booke of Psalmes" were printed in Cambridge, Mass., in 1640; only 11 survive, making it scarcer than the Gutenberg Bible, of which there are 48 known copies.
I was told that it only went up when protests on the Colombian side blockaded roads, making it scarcer".
Even in places where land seems plentiful, zoning and other land-use regulations have made it scarce.
It provided kerosene a substitute to whale oil in lamps, the main source of artificial light, as overexploitation had made it scarce and costly.
Furthermore, the low abundance and difficult separation techniques necessary make it a scarce commodity.
The fight now is not about trying to make it with scarce resources, as it was then, but about having too much.
Land is scarce, and rising seas driven by climate change are making it even scarcer.
Today, these services are scarce and make it almost impossible to convince a victim that there is something after "the life".
