Finally, I know it's a bit of folly to ask such things, but as you point out in both your introduction and postscript, Girard is actually somebody who might have something to tell us about right now.
As Parker (2009a) points out, in both experiment and simulation, we can have relevant similarities between computer simulations and target systems, and that's what matters.
As I've pointed out in previous posts, both employers and those who devote relatively few resources to raising children are able to indirectly capture some future benefits from the labor power that committed parents nurture.
As she has pointed out, in the sentence "Both men rely heavily on their wives," the men could be bigamists.
Teddy Blake from Kōloa, and Charles Young both pointed out in their remarks at the same session, that after the overthrow of the Hawaiian kingdom, Hawaiian values were disparaged.
Vadim Klyuvgant, a prominent Russian lawyer, pointed out in a blog post that both the declaration of Crimean independence and its recognition by Russia were legal tricks that falsified the actual goals of the parties.
Ms. Arikian and David Nugent, the festival's director of programming, both pointed out in recent conversations that there is one additional festival attraction they cannot take personal responsibility for: the location.
However, as Vox immigration reporter Dara Lind pointed out in a long thread about both matters, the fact that HHS has already admitted that it cannot account for nearly 1,500 migrant children previously in its custody does not inspire confidence that the agency could perform better with an expanded scope of responsibilities.
As pointed out in a previous article, biases, both conscious and unconscious, of programmers and even in the selection of initial data can lead to discrimination in systems as critical as those used in parole decisions.
