Basically, her situation has changed thusly: A man she didn't particularly want to marry can now show up and ask for legal, socially sanctioned sex.
Born Christopher Robison, he changed his name on his 18th birthday to Augusten Xon Burroughs, deriving his three new names thusly: Burroughs was once a manufacturer of mainframe computers; "xon" was computer-speak for "in a state of accepting input"; and "Augusten just sounded cool and modern," he said.
It never gets to full-on choppy-whomp mode and is thusly a refreshing change of pace.
It explains the change thusly... Since we launched TimesSelect, the Web has evolved into an increasingly open environment... That's the strategic direction to which the Times, an evolving newspaper, has now given its consent.
Schneier, who has reviewed the documents, describes the process thusly: "Basically, the NSA asks companies to subtly change their products in undetectable ways: making the random number generator less random, leaking the key somehow, adding a common exponent to a public-key exchange protocol, and so on".
Moreover, the chemical modifications (i.e. methylation and acetylation) on histone proteins present in chromatin has been shown to change the accessibility of the chromatin for transcription to occur and thusly influence gene expression [ 11, 12].
There's also a new photo browser and the ability to change the color of your gamercard, but at those features I make a dismissive gesture— thusly.
The thusly obtained trend clearly reflects the structural change that took place in the early 1990s.
We do not wish to be trained to win a street war against genocidal assailants, and to frame the issue thusly is to reveal a vulnerability to be sidetracked by the friction of cultural change.
