The farm is the first piece of what she hopes will eventually be a thriving network of businesses that are coöperatively owned and run by formerly incarcerated and, as the project's Web site puts it, "effectively unemployable" individuals.
The Commission is also pushing platforms to implement what it calls "proactive measures", including "automated detection", to — as it puts it — "effectively and swiftly remove or disable terrorist content and stop it from reappearing once it has been removed".
But no one better embodies this change than the freshman Texas senator Ted Cruz, who seems unable to stop talking, although the Senate Majority Leader, Mitch McConnell, recently outsmarted him, as Politico's Burgess Everett put it, by effectively putting him in party "quarantine".
As a spokesperson I interviewed at the Danish centre-right thinktank Cepos put it, they effectively work until Thursday lunchtime for the state's coffers, and the other day and half for themselves.
As McGeough put it, they were "effectively denying our right as journalists to cover any of the story".
The Devils showed in the series with Toronto that they know their stuff and how to put it to work effectively.
"If they're able to put it together, they effectively have an end-to-end solution for the set-top box market and cable operators".
Turkey still keeps as many as 1,500 troops here, officials say, and the cooperation has allowed them, as a senior American official put it, "to quite effectively strike" the Kurdish rebels.
At the end of June, WaMu's problems were so serious that its primary regulator, the Office of Thrift Supervision, effectively put it on probation.
