Behind the numbers: A 2013 police shooting in Iceland drew international attention because it was the first of its kind; there had literally never been a fatal police shooting recorded there before two years ago.
Workers all over the country are taking action in an industry where there had literally been no action or traction a year ago," said Jonathan Westin, executive director of New York Communities for Change, which played a crucial role organizing the first fast-food strike in New York last November.
The weather is terrible, the jobs blow (assuming you're lucky enough to have one), there has literally never been a good government in 500 years, we hunted the cod and the Beothuk to extinction, and everyone upalong still thinks we're a fucking punchline.
"There are so many wonderful researchers out there that have literally dedicated their lives to a cause, and they deserve to balance the energy," she told The Huffington Post.
My wife has a few relatives there, and we have, literally, hundreds of friends who still call the region home.
In the last 50 years there have been literally hundreds of films that take television to task for its bad taste and its intrusions on our privacy and its slavish devotion to money and the Hollywood community of not-so-well-intentioned boobs responsible for it all.
Mr. Russell said, "There are people who have literally tracked down every place he visited".
The Anonymous hacktivists, along with Julian Assange's Wikileaks, and the work of the late Aaron Swartz and the political prisoner, Jeremy Hammond, show there are people who have literally given their lives and put their freedom on the line to maintain their commitment to Internet openness.
"We have to be careful about just jumping to the conclusion that agencies know better and that federal bureaucrats who have never stepped in a place know better than officials who have literally campaigned there door to door," the senator said.
"Every week there are people coming who have literally been priced out of Manhattan".
