Before the first world war, Mr Saddi notes, people and goods moved freely across Arab borders.
Five or six years ago, he notes, people worried about the spread of camera phones.
But he notes, "People are greeting me like a hero, not like someone who lost".
"The last thing we want to do is introduce notes people aren't comfortable with," she says.
As Shtulman notes, people are not blank slates, eager to assimilate the latest experiments into their world view.
With a sly grin, he notes: "People still refer to it from time to time as a fairly acceptable eulogy".
As Mr. Alvarez notes, people can easily visit all the galleries in the South End in an hour.
During the 1930s, she notes, "people lost their homes even though they had borrowed only 10% of the purchase price".
As Slate's Matt Yglesias notes, people generally oppose government spending in the abstract but also oppose cuts to specific programmes.
Now, Ms. Varda notes, people scavenge alone, and they gather not only agricultural surplus but supermarket trash as well.
As the NRC report notes, people have been trained for generations to think of their water supply and their waste disposal as two quite separate, and unrelated, undertakings.
