In a recent memoir, she celebrates "the American model of free markets for free people".
A12 L. Paul Bremer III, the chief United States administrator in Iraq, made comments that amounted to a blueprint for turning Iraq into a Middle East model of free trade and deregulation.
Instagram is a free service, and the business model of free Web services relies precisely on taking advantage of user data, including the "content" users produce.
Or will it hew closer to the European social democratic model of free (or near-free) higher education funded from general taxation?
Hunt's message is that he is in favour of the Labour model of free schools (or "parent-led academies", as he calls them), but that this is different from the Gove model, not least in oversight arrangements.
The model of free speech parroted by Wilson and his ilk is nothing more or less than the rule of property: they just want us to be more easily managed.
The thing I have come to find astonishing is that people from all political sides routinely say that the internet has to be the model of free speech and freedom.
Eager to show that Britain would benefit from specializing in manufactured goods and exporting them in return for food, Ricardo hit upon the "law of comparative costs" as proof of his model of free trade.
The breathtaking insouciance of jejune publicists who speak in the name of foreign policy and who have no knowledge at all of the language real people actually speak, has fabricated an arid landscape ready for American power to construct there an ersatz model of free market "democracy".
The browser plugins have been attacked as a "modern-day protection racket" and criticised for harming the business model of free online publications, but users counter that they protect their devices from attacks of this sort, as well as making the web surfing experience faster, more pleasant, and less draining on mobile devices' batteries.
