argues that EC, because it privileges attributor over subject factors, does not respect the autonomy of the agent (subject), qua agent, in settling the contents of questions involved in practical decision making.
Our democracy is a representative system and, on this issue -- which has no partisan content -- we should settle the contention by having our representatives in Congress take action on the proposal.
Once you have settled on the content, try to group similar items together conceptually.
Once the contents had settled, the liquid looked relatively clean, and Romi tasted it.
They had each set out to measure by how much the expansion of the universe was slowing because of the gravity of its contents and thus settle the question of its fate.
(It may be difficult to tell how they are settled, of course, if the content of the fiction depends, e.g., on facts about the arrangement of the actual world, but this is not a problem of completeness, but only of modal epistemology).
Greta, on the other hand, looks to be both settled and content.
Now settled and content, they find their anger has dissipated.
These days, she seems settled and content living a quiet family life.
A couple of the guys held out for some quite specific and detailed adventures, but for most it came down to being settled and content.
