You know, it is easy to conceive of this as Yale's great scholars sharing their wisdom with New Haven school teachers as though this were something like a one-way flow.
I suppose you'd want to add biometric identification if you were worried about widespread fraud, eg with something like a one-time Touch ID registration at an M-Pesa booth.
It is something like a one-man press.
Living in northern Virginia, I have something like a one-in-20-million chance of being decisive in the next presidential election.
Websites run exhaustive and exhausting fantasy baseball previews that mix exactingly specific proprietary draft day strategies and broad bro-humor in something like a one-to-one ratio.
The image, taken from a family album, is out of focus, something like a memory one cannot quite summon through the veils of time and consciousness.
I welcome other possibilities, but I think the relation seems to be something like an ironic one, and that irony is suggested, I think, by the weird chemical exactitude of Milton's description of Adam's inspiration.
Bezos has become something like an antihero, one of those Internet hypesters who was given a lot more capital than he deserved to create an Internet business that still -- a full eight years later -- has made only very small profits.
What's relevant is that investors, like executives, had something of a one way bet.
The British and the Catalans have delivered something like a prolonged one-two punch to the EU, which until recently had been in continuous expansion: from six member states in 1957 to 28 today.
He's wearing a dirty, brown T-shirt (the same one he wore while giving the original Inbox Zero talk), his hair looks like something a One Direction member might be jealous of and, for a guy who is normally gregarious and upbeat, he sounds completely manic.
