As Root puts it, "as long as the stories are sensitively, realistically and candidly told, it's all good".
So did Nice get it right in not setting minimums for England, or is their guidance, as Roy Lilley puts it, "as useful as a chocolate tea-pot"?
As Van Cooten reassuringly puts it: "as bad as it is, I can see a light at the end of the tunnel".
He was, as he puts it, "As mad as any warring king/ Who builds himself a cage to call a throne".
Bookshops such as Barnes & Noble are also offering "more coffee and crumbs", as Mr Oldenburg puts it, as are churches, YMCAs and public libraries.But do these oases for nomads actually play the social role of third places?
Many doubt the After School Corporation's estimate that high-quality programs can cost just $1,000 per child, pegging it closer to $1,800 (the Children's Defense Fund puts it as high as $3,000).
We persist, Mackie puts it, "as long as this organisation of [our] constituent parts remains sufficiently nearly intact" (1999b: 237).
As he puts it: "As soon as the thrust into the extraordinary is parried and captured by the sphere of familiarity and connoisseurship," the work of art has ended and "the art business has begun" (PLT 68/GA5 568/GA5
As CJ himself puts it, "As long as you have young, pissed-off teenagers, punk rock will live on.
One respondent puts it as: If one component of the system fails the entire system fails.
