Theoretically, private bids can be made already.
He pointed out that his own Google Mail account, whose address he has never made public, "has somehow become visible to G+ users, so that I get many, many G+ updates and invites to this theoretically private address, every day, despite never having opted into a directory and never having joined G+".
Although the two companies are theoretically private-sector entities owned by their shareholders, they were created out of government agencies and for years have been thought to carry an implicit U.S. guarantee against default on the bonds they sell and the mortgages they guarantee.
Deng, physically enfeebled, at 87, and theoretically a private citizen, summoned China's President, "Yang Shangkun, and other national leaders from Beijing to share his vision: he had seen China's future in the province and it worked.
The fees might extract crucial resources from a company, but they also theoretically benefit a private equity firm's investors.
"The law theoretically allows both private landlords and institutions to recover rent-stabilized apartments on some basis, but they have to prove the elements of the case," he said.
Based on earlier precedents and their interpretation of the Copyright Act, Aereo was built specifically so that users were in charge of their own programming and the actual tuning of the antenna, which should theoretically constitute a private performance, whether it's viewed at the same time as another viewer or not.
Britain, which has one of the highest rates of cannabis use in Europe, said today that it was relaxing its laws on marijuana smoking, keeping the practice theoretically illegal but making private use in discreet amounts no longer subject to arrest.
These sorts of private arrangements could, theoretically, remain secret.
These studies also take no account of whether a private policy, though theoretically available, was too costly to be affordable for a low-income worker.
To be clear, co-founder Alex Taub said this is all public data — SocialRank isn't prying into private accounts, but theoretically, "If I wanted an intern to have a really annoying job, they could go in there [and find this information]." So why use SocialRank?
