GEORGE PACKER: In a sense you're right: my bias is against a legislative strategy that makes the Senate incapable of truly deliberating on and addressing national problems.
But if this was truly a deliberate fraud, as H.P. apparently believes, then Deloitte may simply claim that it too was deceived by Autonomy's management in a bid to escape liability.
Unlike many politicians, she appears sincere and the guardedness that comes when she refuses to answer the occasional question is, perhaps, the product of not wanting to say something that she does not truly believe, rather than any deliberate coldness of manner or desire to obfuscate the truth.
And as spouses and partners and boyfriends, we need to work hard and be deliberate about creating truly equal relationships".
Analogously, it was in deliberate counterpart to the truly immense wealth of his family background, to the opulence of his upbringing in late imperial Vienna, that Wittgenstein embraced asceticism and even destitution in regard to material circumstances.
While modern theories do insist that consent is truly consent only if it is deliberate and voluntary, Locke's concept of consent was far more broad.
