And typically we have some version of a family dinner, almost always at a restaurant.
Those theorists who defend the harm theses typically draw upon some version of comparativism (e.g., Nagel 1970, Quinn 1984, Feldman 1991).
As stated above, solutions to the logical frame problem developed by AI researchers typically appeal to some version of the common sense law of inertia, according to which properties of a situation are assumed by default not to change as the result of an action.
For those who haven't seen the iconic Anonymous "Message" videos, they tend to feature made-for-Hollywood montages of disturbing imagery -- cops flailing their clubs, cars consumed by fire -- accompanied by a robot voice declaring cyber-war on governments and various other adversaries, typically concluding with some version of the following: "We do not forgive.
Typically they start from some version of received scientific opinion, perhaps with some anxiety about being up to date.
More typically, you've launched some version of the product or service, and you've homed in on your target market.
And she delivered a typically rousing version of "Hurt," a huge ballad from the new album, although there was a glitch near the beginning.
Only joshing, as the teams take to the pitch, Celtic fans run through a typically stirring version of You'll Never Walk Alone.
From the outside, the house appears to be just a long, striped shed, the architect's typically quirky version of vernacular building types -- in this case, tobacco barns or covered bridges.
Comedian Eric Idle drew much laughter when he performed a typically quirky version of Always Look on the Bright Side of Life, and Muse rocked the stadium with the official anthem of the Games, Survival.
