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And regardless of which way things go, there is no doubt that Crane might be figuring out some way to turn it all into one of his offbeat, zany golf-related videos, wherein he swims in a water hazard wearing a helmet in search of knowledge, or says to the camera, with all seriousness, "I am speaking to you, as we speak, from the now, from the middle of the now".
Every month, we are facing different challenges with the business one quarter it might be figuring out shipping, the next quarter it might be figuring out credit scale or supply chain every single time, we are able to pick up the phone and speak to the right advisor.
Microsoft might be figuring out that the best way to get users to use its product isn't by charging an arm and a leg for updates and releasing them only once every few years.
Bryant was gracious afterward, smiling often in his postgame news conference and saying the Lakers might be "figuring some things out, honestly".
Some might say it is figuring out how to get oversize cranes and hundreds of tons of stainless steel and concrete into a city surrounded by a rain forest that stretches for about 2.1 million square miles.
The next step colleges might look at is figuring out how to implement ways to monitor those people applying the safeguards, such as coaches and test proctors.
"He has fastidiously avoided saying anything about how he played Cyrano before or how he might approach a moment I'm figuring out," Mr. Hodge said.
The trouble is figuring out who might make up such a government.
If she had not used a conventional prayer, her code might never have been figured out.
His point, one suspects, might be to figure out what lifts the spirits, and then to embrace it.
For a generation of young people who were recruited to technology, financial and news media fields right out of college, and who may now be competing to hold onto the jobs they have or to find any that might be available, figuring out what exactly is the modern day "interview suit" is not so easy to do without looking like Melanie Griffith.
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