As Parse pointed out when it launched the Android version, "most mobile applications are simply clients that display data straight from a server, losing all functionality without an internet connection".
His reaction contrasted sharply with responses to the plan as originally detailed, which many antipoverty experts had been parsing to point out what they called shortcomings.
On such occasions, tradition dictates that the travelling British press is on permanent snub alert, parsing each point of protocol for hints that the Special Relationship is turning quotidian.So far, we are snub-free.
"Whether or not it comes to parse, the point is at some point people aren't going to change unless they're forced to change," Gosher said.
The American mainstream has never done a great job of embracing dance music, to say nothing of parsing its fine points.
For more than two years, she has done market research surveys at the Manhattan Phone Center, parsing the fine points of teas with consumers for $7.25 an hour, buying furniture with tax credits she got for working.
The High Court of Britain, accustomed to the sounds of bewigged barristers parsing the fine points of the law, was treated Wednesday to a funky playback of the disco anthem "Le Freak" as a lawyer for the Beatles' record company argued that Apple Computer's iTunes digital music store violated a trademark agreement between the companies.
Books about the God wars are easier to argue about than those that parse the finer points of quantum physics.
"I'm making a living at it," said Anthony Bourdain, who parsed the fine points of the stoveside lexicon in his book "Kitchen Confidential".
We'll leave it to others to parse the finer points of this defense -- though it's immediately noticeable that Will doesn't mention that the center's confirmation of its findings notes that the data concerns global sea ice levels, rather than northern hemispheric levels.
