"When the New York Dolls split, we were essentially run out of town on a rail," he reflects through one last cigarette fug.
"We can essentially run a business there without using anything, without extracting anything.
We're essentially running a large experiment where we're putting this heat into the deep ocean and we don't quite know what the downstream effects are going to be.
Maidment: But Bernie, I mean, can we, is it sustainable to essentially run economic recovery on the basis of money being pumped into the economy?
To some extent we need this – the internet has essentially run out of good domain names.
But Trafigura's operations are essentially run from London.
Welfare programs are essentially run by administrators, who do little or no actual social work.
After the late 1960s the DNS was essentially run by one man: Jon Postel, an American engineer, whom techies called "God".
It had a position of unimaginable security and developed plans to essentially run the world – not unrealistically at the time.
