Her decisions on dispersants, she told me, would have to be "driven in many ways by public concerns," because "the issue, whether rightly or wrongly, was one that was very much in the front of many people's minds down there".
It is also hard to take a midsummer soccer match seriously when the lads have just come back from those brief vacations from a sport that grinds bodies and minds down to nubs.
Now the $2.4 billion earmarked for the project will have to be reassigned likely to solidly blue states that will be less likely to change their minds down the road.
(Based on Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged) Vanessa Hudgens simply can't believe it when the world's greatest minds down tools to voice their fury at the supposed evils of governmental collectivism, because it means she can no longer buy her favourite brand of chihuahua shampoo.
Those who haphazardly "direct their minds down untrodden paths" are sometimes "lucky enough in their wanderings to hit upon some truth," but "it is far better," writes Descartes, "never to contemplate investigating the truth about any matter than to do so without a method" (Rules 4, AT 10 371).
