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Video is by nature a recording medium; its machinery is like optical flypaper to which everything can stick.

Traditional philosophy is interested exclusively in the universal, and it is monistic its aim is to discover one principle from which everything can be derived.

If you are messy and your desk is in the living room, design a deep drawer in which everything can be stashed at a moment's notice.

He recognized that the Anglo-Saxon heritage was cramped by its bourgeois demand for a literature in which everything can be reasonably explained.

Jones's view that art can serve as a form for healing makes it too easy to reduce his work to a kind of moral tale, in which everything can be gauged as right or wrong.

Americans long for a closed society in which everything can be bought, where laborers are either hidden away or dressed up as non-humans, so as not to be disconcerting.

What we have here is a kitchen-sink melodrama in which everything that can go wrong does.

In fact, Wood's eroticized landscapes become the norm against which everything American can come to look Gothic, distorted, creepy — especially clean, well-lighted things, things that we have heretofore imagined don't bear much investigation.

Also, to a large extent, biological systems are not standardized: Yes, we have become good at making DNA, but we do not yet have a "basic" cell, into which everything else can be slotted.

Evi has an ontology of tens of thousands of classes into which everything that can be talked about falls.

"The vehicle itself, whether there's a driver or not, has to be communicating with the cloud for various reasons, so this group immediately is working on creating that connectivity spine or network upon which everything else can be built".