Professor Reich, a most important "What can you do?" fact of American life that keeps getting overlooked, once again during this latest election, is that political advertisements continue to prove that emotions control our decision-making.
"These labs would generally be in Europe, Britain or the United States and sometimes the negatives would be completely overlooked once their usefulness passed.
Given all Guam's people have suffered, while they sit on the front lines of the nuclear conflict with North Korea; given how Puerto Ricans and U.S. Virgin Islanders are now suffering, only to have the government overlook them once more, don't they — and American Samoans and Northern Marianans — deserve full democratic rights?
In the words of Luci Murphy, "Israel's policies and actions do not get that blanket overlook it once did".
There's a truth to this ― it's unfair yet easy to overlook the once-youthful idealism and hard work of our forebears, and there's nothing new under the sun ― but it's also bizarrely fatalistic.
But one vitally important aspect of this debate seems to have been overlooked: books, once published, must be sold, and while many transactions are conducted online, many others continue to occur in old-fashioned brick-and-mortar shops.
Each inmate comes with a personal fact sheet, as if the pieces on a chessboard had each been given a name and a backstory, but it's easy to overlook this detail once you become engrossed in balancing the books and drawing up the blueprints.
It is on a hill overlooking a once-unspoiled valley disfigured now by an Israeli bypass road running through it.
The city government pledged to help, putting up money and installing the club in a small building just a few doors down from the original, overlooking the once-seedy and now trendy Praça de Alegria.
A second meaning is the rise and fall of influences during one's life, be it relatives whom you once overlooked but later admire or ideas that once enchanted you that now seem preposterous.
