Her brilliantly reduced style, of "never apologise, never explain", seems a deliberate provocation: we feel compelled to turn the mere crescents of her characters into round discs.
We will never know if a deliberate and consistent moral framing may have won the day, but imagine if the guarantee of coverage was called "the moral society option" or some such term that communicated an entirely different message.
One example is Estonia's model of e-citizenship, where we can all become digital citizens of a country we may never visit, is a deliberate attempt to create a point of difference and make a new country stand out from its peers amongst the post-Soviet nations.
"I never imagined that it was a deliberate act," he said.
Wells said that he saw Tono-Bungay as a book on "Dickens-Thackeray lines" and that "I shall never come as near to a deliberate attempt upon The Novel again as I did in Tono-Bungay".
Pollin is also sceptical of the second explanation, pointing to Imlay's letter to Mary of 3 October 1816 in which she defended her step-mother: "Mrs. Godwin would never do either of you a deliberate injury.
This, of course, does not mean that digital distraction is never a conscious choice, but deliberate use of Facebook is limited to visits that involve a specific purpose.
But they had conceded few clear-cut chances to Switzerland when the Romanian referee, Ovidiu Hategan, ludicrously punished Corry Evans for a deliberate handball that never was.
The night seems to be really popular, not just in the LGBT community... We've made a deliberate decision to never define ourselves as a gay club.
