Yes, the power of workers to strike might have given us such useful inventions as "the weekend" and "not being mangled into a splinter-strewn pulp by an industrial lathe at the age of 14," but we have those things now, and the idea that we should continue to fight for a minimally livable life is now an outmoded relic of a past age.
Yes, the power of workers to strike might have given us such useful inventions as "the weekend" and "not being mangled into a splinter-strewn pulp by an industrial lathe at the age of 14", but we have those things now, and the idea that we should continue to fight for a minimally liveable life is now an outmoded relic of a past age.
The authors would like to thank all those who have contributed for taking the time to provide us with such useful contributions and insights, particularly Katy Cooper at C3 Collaborating for Health for her editorial and research support.
Similarly glorious are the truncated "GlobalTeens" messages sent by Eunice on her social networks, peppered with such useful acronyms as JBF (used in much the same way as LOL, this means, literally, "Just Butt-Fucking you") and TIMATOV ("Think I'M About To Openly Vomit").
One student wrote "I appreciate the efforts by the consortium to offer such useful learning resources for us.
Methanol also enters into the production of various plastics; leads to such useful derivatives as methyl chloride, a solvent for inks and dyes; and is used in the purification of steroidal and hormonal medicines.
The things I have to watch to bring you such useful information.
I was heartened to see that Zoe had shared such useful events as "Zoe works, 9-5".
With the collapse of the Soviet Union, for the first time in centuries there was no such useful enemy.
America's politicians spent $20.1 billion last year on such useful "add-ons".
Recruits who agree to work for "the Company" gain not only virtual immortality but also such useful powers as superhuman strength and speed.
