Numbers drive Friedberg and Monsanto, and I wish that more substantive reporting had been done on the serious implications of one more tool being used for corporate profits rather than for the "health of humans and also for the planet," as Friedberg claims.
"The line says: 'I've had so many men before and in many ways he's just one more.' The clear implication is that she had sexual relations with Jesus Christ.
I have never since had such a captive audience, nor one more attuned to the contemporary implications of a very old book.
The unlabored erudition of Anthony Lane makes him the closest thing that our culture has to a working man of letters, and his insight about the Beijing Olympics that "the one aspect of victory that Plato could not have foreseen is the television camera" has even more implications than the one he sets forth ("Fun and Games," September 1st).
The implications of these findings may represent one more link between inflammation and cancer.
There was one more rule change that affected serving, although it took awhile for the implications to be understood.
And the fact that it is controlled by governments, either directly or through state-owned companies, means that the current round of major international investments and takeovers may be significantly different from earlier ones, with more disturbing implications.
One implication: If more companies envisioned CHROs as potential CEOs, the number of female CEOs could dramatically increase.
But one more should be brought up here, namely the implication for post-sentence deprivations, such as being subject to preventive detention if one is predictably very dangerous.
MySpace may be marketing 'Lite' profiles towards international and dial-up users, but it has one potentially more far-reaching implication: it gives users the ability to browse MySpace with a single, unified interface.
