You may look at these numbers and decide that both tests are good gambles — or that both are bad gambles.
Nicholas Ray's REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE (1955) may look tame these 45 years later, with its switchblade threats, "chicky runs" and toughs who seem more mischievous than anything else (you almost expect some of them to burst into "Gee, Officer Krupke"), but teenagers who got into trouble in the 1950's ended up just as dead as their counterparts today.
Some people may look at these technologies as interesting for personal use, but assume they offer nothing for the corporate world.
While some may look at these images and wonder what the big deal is, cinema lovers cringe in horror.
And though it may look similar, these are two separate and distinct ways of marginalization and should be discussed as such.
If you are not so lucky as to have a disused airfield nearby, you may look for these three things separately.
After a while the reader may look up from these paths & notice that, wherever some trail may lead, the country as a whole has entered into some shadowy new world.
Seven decades from now, some triumphalist right-wing columnist for NYTimes Global Streaming 3-D Multimedia may look back on these our times and note that another conservative predecessor was better at popular etymology than political prognostication.
But a generation from now we may look back at these condo buildings as our generation's chief contribution to the city's history: gorgeous tokens of a rampantly narcissistic age.
If that is the case, he may look back on these past several weeks and remember them fondly as the time that he finally figured out how to confront the biggest attack on his economic credentials from President Obama.
