What they did – in secret, with the assistance of judges appointed by a single man operating in secrecy, and with the connivance of many decent people who believed themselves to be acting to save the society – was to unchain the listeners from law.
I reserved online and soon received an e-mail with a location and combination to unchain my temporary new wheels.
Only when the $2,800 arrived did the smugglers unchain me".
On balance, they feel more favorable toward Mr. Ryan but have a more negative view of Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., who has drawn criticism in recent days for saying that Mr. Romney's policies would unchain the financial sector and "put y'all back in chains".
Elsewhere, a notary confronts his racial prejudice, a muckraking journalist speaks truth to power, a slave frees herself to unchain the world.
"Romney wants to let the — he said in the first hundred days, he's going to let the big banks once again write their own rules, unchain Wall Street," Mr. Biden said.
It's true that no one wants to totally and completely unchain Wall Street so that bankers can do absolutely whatever they want in a lawless state of nature.
Mr. Biden has been drawing criticism from Republicans ever since he began in a speech in Danville, Va., by saying: "Romney wants to let the – he said in the first hundred days, he's going to let the big banks once again write their own rules, unchain Wall Street.
He now set about returning to New York, offering to unchain the two remaining members of the prize crew if they would help sail the ship and warning them, "If you cut up any didos [pranks or antics] overboard you go; recollect that I am captain of this ship now".
On CBS Wednesday, Mr. Romney reacted to the substance of Mr. Biden's comment—namely that the G.O.P. intends to unchain Wall Street.
The 10 authors of "Deep History" want to eliminate prehistory as a category and unchain historians from the word.
