It is one thing to feel at home in a place; it is altogether another matter to set one's fiction there.
In Britain, America and many other places, it is an easy matter to set up companies overnight, giving little or no information to anyone except to company-formation agents, who offer registered offices and other services.
Since the odds of winning a major lottery are about 171 million to one, it does seem like an urgent matter to set up a contingency plan for that topic but many people do.
It's easy to tell yourself to take an objective point of view, but it's a much harder matter to set about doing it.
After a moment's hesitation, he said the United States Constitution certainly did not intend for the legislature to act as a judicial body on election matters, only to set basic laws.
"In that spirit, this letter reaffirms our commitment to working with you and the appropriate agencies to investigate this serious matter, and to set an example by accepting responsibility and taking decisive action".
It is not a simple matter, however, to set up these dashboards, pull the data from the various data sources, some of which may be modern and some quite old, and figure out what's important for a particular customer.
Either England will win the match and with it the series or South Africa will level matters at 1-1 to set up a humdinger of a climax in Centurion next week.
"It's a matter of where to set aside dedicated right of way," he said.
The purpose of those preparing the letter is to give the prime minister a matter of days to set out his departure date, or else see a public letter calling him to go.
It was "very satisfying" to receive the award after so many years, he said in an interview with The Washington Post, but he had pursued it as a matter of principle, to set the record straight at the end of his life, rather than to attract attention.
