If there is a lasting legacy to be had, let it be that the real spirit of inclusiveness and hospitality will be allowed to take root.
The American acceptance of the overthrow was reflected Friday in a statement issued by Representatives Ed Royce of California, the Republican chairman, and Eliot L. Engel of New York, the ranking Democrat, on the House Foreign Affairs Committee: "Real democracy requires inclusiveness, compromise, respect for human and minority rights and a commitment to the rule of law," they said.
Real democracy requires inclusiveness, compromise, respect for human and minority rights, and a commitment to the rule of law.
And although Mr Salmond's Holyrood administration poses new questions on the doctrine's political inclusiveness, the real legal worry is that surveillance technology has rendered its entire doctrine redundant – for the whole of Whitehall.
Bush offered a hologram of inclusiveness; Gore countered with the real thing.
A twenty-first-century finance system needs to be designed according to principles of fairness, inclusiveness, transparency, and effectiveness for the real economy - none of which are part of the design of our financial systems today.
And "inclusiveness" has never been so inclusive.
The tone of inclusiveness that is central to the Declaration poses real challenges today but is no less important than in 1776.
He refers to his movies as "reality fictions," and although he edits in extremely long takes, which give an impression of inclusiveness, he insists that the results correspond to nothing in real life.
This is America's real vital center, and it is precisely what the political parties overlook, even as they issue vague pieties about inclusiveness and moving to the center.
