Every fire they have to put out, after all, means less time spent on active development, less time bringing us closer to a reality where cryptocurrency is used freely by hundreds of millions, all over the world.
It's a funk staple that James Brown used freely, but it never gets old.
Attitudes were different in 1966, when words like 'mongoloid' were used freely.
English has a variety of words that are used freely despite etymologies that might give users pause.
[ image: /photos/5909543f6552fa0be682ca38] Both Michelle and Ann were there to testify about love, a word each used freely.
It was once used freely; presidents issued more than 10,000 grants of clemency between 1885 and 1930 alone.
Whatever the reason, the bay leaf -- officially known as bay laurel, sometimes called sweet bay, and sometimes simply laurel -- is rarely used freely, except in wreaths.
The phrase "uphill struggle" is used freely in many contexts, but I've got a feeling I'm going to learn its full definition in the next couple of weeks.
These modern investigative gadgets are an asset to any covert investigation and are used freely by investigators in the course of their assignments.
All three terms have been borrowed from the religious sphere and used freely to describe figures in the firmament of our new religions - show business and celebrity.
Harrison's Animal Machines, and ethicist Peter Singer's 1975 book Animal Liberation, also used freely available and intriguingly candid testimony from industry rags.
