With no specific pay increase having been signed into law, the figures for next year are set under a two-part formula that gives the president the right to override one of the parts.
The problem is that default logic does not provide for more specific defaults to override ones that are more general.
Alert fatigue studies conducted in clinical environments have documented that over 90% of medication safety/drug-drug interaction alerts are overridden in electronic decision support systems without a physician even looking at the alert [ 23]; pharmacists have also been found to override one-third of life-threatening drug-drug interactions [ 24].
Which fits Bush right now to a T. Congress, in the past week, has overridden one Bush veto (only the second time they've been able to do so), and has passed another bill that Bush doesn't like with a veto-proof majority.
Any Push Notification that comes in overrides another one.
It's proof of his character's complexity that he can recognise his contrasting emotions, and override the one he knows to be wrong: he immediately gives Linda's boyfriend tickets so he can take her to the opera in Copenhagen.
Bosley added: "If we didn't override every one of his vetoes, we overrode most of his vetoes.
Actually I guess you could say there's a fourth overriding one which is the connection between the first two...".
The mechanistic storytelling of "A Monster Calls" isn't satisfying, but it does pack another, overriding lesson, one that reflects my own experience as a lifelong movie-viewer and as a parent whose children, now grown, displayed cinematic eccentricities akin to my own.
With the latter, there is a counterpressure whereby the Deictic adheres closely to the Thing; here the principle of "general to particular" is overridden by another one whereby the Deictic element, that which locates the entity in its discursive context, tends to come at the beginning.
