The Greeks, who had raised a sublime science from a pile of practical recipes, discovered that in reversing the process, in reapplying their mathematics to the world, they had no securer claims to truth than the Egyptian rope pullers.
But not all claims are equal: some lenders provide cheaper funds to firms in return for a more secure claim over the assets should things go wrong.
vHouseholds which were not able to secure claim to a private plot have been excluded not only from the possibility of such wildlife income, but also from the landscape as a whole (Galaty 1999).
This is an acceptable form of payment in the Nordics and PIN on mobiles is less secure, claims De Geer, but he admits that it may be that Visa wants the PIN element worked into the platform anyway (iZettle also notes that its method is approved by EMV).
George Osborne, who was then shadow chancellor, said his counterpart Alistair Darling "does not trust himself to secure sound public finances, or he knows that the public do not trust him to secure them", claiming that Nigeria was the only other country to have a "fiscal responsibility act".
Much has already been made of how this new security technology is far from secure; Apple claimed that it wasn't possible to fool the sensor with a fake print because it only responds to "living tissue".
And Iraq's borders would soon be more secure, he claimed, thanks to his decision to call back some of the guards who had been ousted by Paul Bremer's de-Baathification order.
Brady had accepted from the start that he would never be released, unlike Myra Hindley who, in trying to secure parole, claimed that Brady had forced her into the murders by abusing and torturing her into submission.
Payment of the "indubitable equivalent" of the secured claim.
The plan would provide cash distributions to some creditors, including holders of secured claims.
