Besieged by old friends requesting tickets to this event, the second of four tournaments in the FedEx Cup playoffs — "It's up to about 50 a day," he said Thursday — new friends looking to shake his hand, children looking for autographs, television reporters, reporters and garden-variety fans, Bradley has not merely been accommodating.
Like New York's joyously crowded Grand Central and the Arab world's historic squares, Taksim is a public space that in the minds of nascent autocrats risks not merely to accommodate unrest but actually to kindle it.
The motivation for such a rich lexicon of symbols is not merely to accommodate the handful of wildcards.
My own house, I must confess, remains filled with no fewer than five freestanding pine bookshelves, of various finish and design; a waist-high Edwardian bookshelf, bought at auction, wide and deep enough to accommodate not merely books but also dinner plates and a decommissioned breadmaker; and a dozen "Billy" bookshelves from Ikea, poorly allen-keyed together.
Dillon is a long way from the silk slips and smoking jackets of "Dirty Sexy Money," the Upper East Side soap opera (Wednesdays on ABC) that has accommodated high Episcopal, not merely as a social class but also as the primary occupation, both spiritual and literal, of one of its central characters, the Rev. Brian Darling.
This was a strong, coherent attack on the Corporation's founding principles, and as part of it, the BBC was forced to accommodate governors who were actively hostile, not merely critical.
Ms. Washington knew the arrangement had to be temporary, and not merely because the apartment was not big enough to properly accommodate the family.
Qubits are not merely theoretical.
This is not merely bluster.
