Aronson-Rath described Golis -- a former deputy publisher at Talking Points Memo and founding editor of Yahoo's Upshot blog network, where I also worked -- as a digital native "who can think about the strategic vision of where 'Frontline' needs to be in a few years".
The upshot depends on where you stand: For those who hope to see Twitter connect people from across a broad spectrum of the Chinese population, that experiment is thrilling.
Like Quinn, Jonathan Bennett thinks that the fundamental distinction between doing and allowing is between cases where the upshot occurs because of one's action and cases where the upshot occurs because of one's inaction although he prefers to replace "action/inaction" talk with "positive/negative fact" talk (Bennett 1967, 1981 , 1993 1995).
The upshot: It depends on where you're standing.
But you will learn none of these things in the New York Times, where the Upshot column, without any analysis, treats the smears of Friedman as revealed truth.
The upshot could be a situation where the Lib Dems are effectively institutionalised as power brokers, regardless of the ups and downs of their vote.
She added that if the police's arguments prevailed, "the upshot would be an inquiry where key evidence in relation to the most crucial events, the true nature of which the inquiry must comprehend in order to fulfil its terms of reference, would be heard in secret".
The upshot is that, in a situation where the state Senate majority is Democratic and the lower house Republican, the Democratic senators cuddle up to the governor to taunt the Republicans.
The upshot was that capital, like water, goes where it encounters the least resistance.
(i) Consider the distinction between cases where an agent intends the upshot and cases where she does not.
