His best effort as a 52-year-old was seven feet shy of his Amherst record but almost precisely what Dr. Fair's table for the event predicted.
Instead, the programme pointed a manicured finger at women's liberation and Manhattan weirdness – which, as chance would have it, is precisely what Vanity Fair's article does too.
Actually this is precisely how the Fair Food Program already works!
It's true that many of his scripts are so precisely cadenced, that just saying the words can take an actor a fair distance.
Meanwhile, it would be useful to have a clarification of what precisely the copyright rules on "fair use" apply to in the present digital age.
They are a system used by a tiny elite composed of the super-wealthy precisely to avoid contributing their fair share to society.
"In a strange way, political leaders, presidents and prime ministers who are highly repressive and restrictive are good 'gets' for these types of interviews, precisely because there's no fair media coverage in their countries," he said.
In a strange way, political leaders, presidents and prime ministers who are highly repressive and restrictive are good 'gets' for these types of interviews, precisely because there's no fair media coverage in their countries.
But whether the CRTC will interpret "fair" to mean precisely equal, or merely within an acceptable range, remains to be seen.Moreover, in an effort to promote innovation, the CRTC has expressly allowed companies to offer content exclusively on their own networks, so long as they are specifically designed for new media platforms.
One concrete way to get more direct experience with this is what's called a T-Group, which is a technique developed for the Stanford GSB's Interpersonal Dynamics program to train people in precisely this kind of fighting fair.
