Or to put it more plainly: Novel/outrageous content is more viral.
Pinfold surprised the critics by its originality; its plainly autobiographical content, Hastings suggests, gave the public a fixed image of Waugh—"stout, splenetic, red-faced and reactionary, a figure from burlesque complete with cigar, bowler hat and loud checked suit".
plainly alters the content of petitioners' speech," Thomas wrote.
Put plainly, they appear content to place the safeguarding of an uncompromised, untrammelled American sovereignty ahead of effective global arms control.
Why not stories, why not novellas, as the subtitles of the two earlier volumes plainly declared their contents to be?
Congress then passed the Gould Amendment in 1913, which required that food package content be "plainly and conspicuously marked on the outside of the package in terms of weight, measure, or numerical count". In 1924, the Supreme Court expanded the scope of the 1906 Act in U.S. v. 95 Barrels, in which it held that the Act "condemn[s] every statement, design and device which may mislead or deceive.
The content is plainly satirical and absurdist – "World War II Bomber Found on the Moon" is one iconic headline – but, like The Onion, the paper regularly manages to fool people into sharing its stories in the belief they're absolutely real.
How? Amid all his talk of websites imposing age ratings he also plainly states that "There is content that should just not be available to be viewed".
Nor would he have to distract the public with entirely irrelevant and plainly ideological complaints about "discrimination" by content providers.
So we plainly cannot assign to 'I' a single content which determines a reference for the expression, since the expression has a different reference in different situations.
Admittedly, some of these review pieces are entertaining, but the rapid-pace demand for the development of online content means that the authors, plainly, need to be reactive instead of generative.
