Under threat, stresses Ford, are not just the jobs of people who work with their hands but those who work with their minds, including professionals.
Several studios were adamantly opposed to sending out screeners but later changed their minds, including Warner Brothers Pictures, whose chief executive, Barry Meyer, came up with the idea.
Four blue-chip recruits who had committed to Duke changed their minds, including Ken Clausen, a starting defenseman at Virginia, and Craig Dowd, who was second in scoring this season for Georgetown.
And still others have not made up their minds, including these three: BEN NELSON, Democrat of Nebraska "I am not going to make that decision until I have a chance to see the bill, having been scored, and see what the provisions are.
Among people who saw the debate, 23% say they will change their mind, including 25% of Conservatives and 21% of Labour voters.
The questions on investors' minds include whether the central bank will set upper limits on bond yields that it would defend at all costs.
It's not a big leap to suppose that the habit of reading other people's words could put one in the habit of entering other people's minds, including their pleasures and pains.
He said however that the issue "was too big for most people to get their minds around, including us here.
Introspection has turned out to be a bad tool for investigating minds; including one's own mind.
Literary criticism and the history of Hungarian literature attracted some of the best minds, including Jenő Péterfy and Frigyes Riedl.
