These questions and answers on the theme of distributive justice will not surprise anyone who has seen this Socrates routine before, anywhere in the world, though Mr Sandel has tailored them slightly for India.
It's a dynamic space, and the potential for screening off areas of seating allow the space to be tailored for slightly smaller artists, too, such as Queens of the Stone Age and Vampire Weekend, with adjusted capacities of 5,000, 7,000 or 9,000.
The benefit of the Google approach is that developers can use much of their existing front end code and simply tailor it slightly for OpenSocial, so creating applications is even easier than on Facebook.
The state Democratic Party's Coordinated Campaign Committee released four 30-second advertisements attacking Gov. George E. Pataki's economic record upstate, each one slightly tailored to address local issues in Syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo and Albany.
"I'm so overwhelmed," said Mr. Clark, who wore his old uniform, only slightly tailored to fit again after so many years.
On the surface, it's ultra-high-end: Fendi and Christian Louboutin are here, as is Duncan Quinn, whose town-house shop displays vintage vehicles -- a 1962 Maserati, a 1969 Ducati -- alongside well-tailored, slightly dandyish suits.
While traditional presses are still best for large, uniform jobs, the Indigo press allows companies to print small-batch jobs without the start-up costs of offset presses, or large jobs in which each catalog is slightly different, tailored for a particular customer.
If you want to create curves on a slimmer figure, you can you're your clothing tailored so it's slightly more formfitting, but not skintight.[8].
More importantly, over time, the website could slightly tailor itself: of course, Mrs Smith will see more biotech stories in the business section than the average reader, but the Art & Leisure section will select more contents likely to fit her taste, the Travel section will look more like an outdoor magazine than a guide for compulsive urbanites.
