Whether or not one accepts the cost-shift premise, the question arises of whether price discrimination in health care has served the United States well.
The shape-shifting premise takes a queasy oedipal turn when, in the guise of his long-absent dad (Dustin Hoffman), he has a romantic dinner with his elderly ma.
While the body-shifting premise is not original – FM Busby got there first with his excellent short story "Getting Home" – North expands on the idea and examines the consequences of Kepler's peculiar ability.
After moving past suicide (that sketch was later cut), the conversation shifted to a premise of Ms. Schumer's: She's persuading a female friend to watch online pornography, promising it is better because it's from a woman's point of view, before cutting to dreary shots of chest hair and the hands of a woman so bored she's checking her nails.
Opened on 10 November 1978, the Marine Parade Community Library was originally located at the town centre of Marine Parade Housing Estate before it shifted to its new premises at the community building.
But the analysts now appear to be shifting their basic premise about how consumers and businesses will use tablets in relation to PCs, says Mikako Kitagawa, principal analyst at Gartner.
The company is focusing on a much-needed area with regard to businesses' shift from on-premise solutions to cloud services, like Google Apps, Salesforce, Box, Dropbox and others: data security.
Likewise, as the market for video explodes, broadcasters, studios, and over the top video services like Netflix are shifting from on-premise encoding to cloud services so that they can easily convert their libraries into the myriad of codecs and bit rates required to deliver video to growing array of devices.
In December, the premise of his show shifted.
Information technology shifted 15 years ago from perpetually licensed, on-premise software to Software as a Service (SaaS).
