These poems -- wry, cantankerous and skillfully made -- are a testament to Simpson's considerable talent and a window on six decades of America's least marketable art form.
Rather than present this as a default, the government should replace the old debt with new notes, collateralized and denominated in foreign currency, in the form of marketable long-term bonds.
Instead, crypto went mainstream because Ethereum gave ordinary people the ability to trade in a whole new form of marketable securities, "cryptotokens," which in theory will one day have some kind of inherent value.
As the 7th century wore on, however, there was scope in Attica for enrichment of an entirely new sort, involving concentration of precious metal in marketable or at least exchangeable form as a result of contacts with elegant, rich, and sophisticated new worlds across the sea.
Questions began to mount about whether uBeam's approach could produce a marketable product in a palatable form factor with real utility.
Often, however, a WHRS may be designed such that these components are close coupled forming a single marketable product (such as that shown in Fig. 2) rather than a disparate collection of components as implied by Fig. 1.
He denied paying ransom in all but one case, involving NTV journalists, but he admitted he provided substantial aid in the form of computers and other marketable goods.
In its earnings release today, Apple revealed that it now has $202.8 billion cash on hand in the form of cash, cash equivalents, short-term marketable securities, and long-term marketable securities.
He said that his own basic research was geared toward identifying the genes that affect plant growth and form, rather than the creation of a marketable product.
