"Man has been interested in his own image since prehistoric times, using all sorts of expedients, from dark and shiny stones to pools of water, in order to catch his reflection," Ms. Melchior-Bonnet writes.
But if it does, it will be yet another example of expedient politics trumping sound policy.
Like juicing — another Kale Age method of expedient renewal — ayahuasca is appreciated for its efficiency.
Tangible, simple solutions are being passed-over in favor of expedient ones.
Against this, scholars like Bernard Lanne have argued that there never was any sort of formal agreement, and that Tombalbaye had found it expedient not to mention the occupation of a part of his country.
But they've managed to create a sort of feminist, gender-blind utopia in the sexuality of the game by the simple expedient of, for the most part, not varying "how the sex is treated" whether you're playing a woman or a man, an elf, a dwarf or a human.
It would probably be more expedient to simply list all the instances of murder in this three-minute trailer than to put them in any sort of context.
Florian Philippot, who looks after the front's communication strategy, is a thirty-something graduate of the Ecole Nationale d'Administration, an elite school, and just the sort of egghead insider whom the party used to decry.For all Ms Le Pen's efforts, voters might eventually wise up to the front leader's willingness to change her position if it is politically expedient.
