So these quasi Marxist professors are actually perpetuating the greatest capitalist entity on earth.
Human beings are sort of the prism where all these great entities meet and it makes us important.
Even the Austrians, despite their dominant position within the empire, could not avoid having to choose between their Austrian identity and membership in the great German entity in which they would be dissolved.
Missing the irony, France recently imposed a maximum working week of 35 hours a person, hoping to share out available work.Bastiat also delivered witty one-liners: the state, he said, "is the great fictitious entity by which everyone seeks to live at the expense of everyone else".
Both their reputations lay in tatters last week, their PR nightmares threatening to tarnish the much greater entities of Switzerland on the one hand, and the British Royal Family on the other.
For Maimonides it is not possible that a greater entity, the heavens, would exist for the sake of the sublunar universe.
"The race promotes a really great entity called the bicycle," she said.
Cynics snipe that crime fell in DC as it fell everywhere, for demographic reasons; that it was the housing boom that balanced the budget; and that it is no great achievement to make Washington solvent when the city is home to the greatest cash-spouting entity on earth.This is surely unfair: rather than surfing these benign trends, Mr Williams could have bucked them (as his predecessors did).
If this deal closed, we believe Roche will be judged in the future to have killed one of the great research entities in the industry's history".
Parts of his show were frivolous, and parts were very fine; as a greater entity it was a lesson in the capaciousness of pop.
Work is part of a greater entity known as "life", and even the fabled "work-life balance" is a bit last-century; given the choice, we see work as a subset of life, and not its rival.
