But the schools were so surprisingly good, the endless green and blue so soothing and their plans malleable enough to change.
In Italy she eats, in India she lives in an ashram, in Indonesia she finds physical passion, and nowhere is it suggested that fate was anything other than malleable to this plan, that Eat, Pray, Love might for instance have turned out to be a book about Catholicism, the Kama Sutra, and Balinese cookery.
Moreover, homomorphic ciphertexts are malleable by design.
Construction plans are more malleable.
Such plans have proven malleable in the past.
When you tell the app where you will be in the future, though, those plans are still malleable and the right offer from the right advertiser, for example, still has the potential to make you go somewhere else instead.
These are just a few examples of what faith-based organisations can achieve when they embrace family planning as a malleable concept that can fit into their religious framework – and that is what we all must do to build a healthier and more sustainable future.
Post-Cambridge Analytica and post-GDPR though, it seems the company's position is more malleable, and could be following the plan laid out by my colleague Josh Constine recently.
However, surveys have not included cost in measuring support for the Green New Deal; polls on Medicare-for-all show the public has little knowledge about the plan, and support is highly malleable.
At the same time, young adults are acutely aware of the uncertainty that the future holds, and that plans are provisional and have to be malleable (Anderson et al. 2005; Beck and Beck-Gernsheim 2002; Brannen and Nilsen 2002; Furlong and Cartmel 1997; Giddens 1991).
