The third, "white" entity (after the color of the fleur-de-lies on the Quebec flag) would be called New New France and would be comprised of Quebec, the Arcadian and francophone areas of New Brunswick, as well as Louisiana.
Nodes in white represent biological entities, corresponding to genes that occur in this pathway in other species, but not in the current one.
THE house in which I grew up was haunted by a cloud of cold mist, a mysterious woman in white, and an entity we called "the conductor," since he walked around wearing a mourning coat and carrying a baton in one hand.
This kind of information sharing might sound good in theory, but a recent study from George Washington University, co-authored by the LAPD's very own Deputy Chief Michael Downing, the head of the LAPD's Counter-Terrorism and Special Operations Bureau, found that suspicious activity reporting has "flooded fusion centers, law enforcement, and other security entities with white noise".
In other words, in sentences of the form "A knows that p"—where "A" is the name of some person and "p" is a sentential clause, such as "snow is white"—what sort of entity does "p" refer to?
I'm going to ride these waves of hopefulness for an amicable resolution for as far as they'll take me, but once we've reached "fuck you, pay me," I'll be ready to direct my itch and energy for scraps with white supremacists to whatever entity is standing between me and what's mine.
And they do so by treating black and white culture as self-sufficient entities, as if races should remain confined in the ghetto of their own cultural forms.
The character, born black with the capacity to turn white, winds up a mystical entity, a "constellation of pleasure," as Mr. Kampela put it.
This entity, glowing in white and red and orange and purple, could also suggest a lambent deep-sea creature, or again (overlook the head) a flowering.
Indeed, even if Callias is of exactly the same shade of color as Socrates, the particular white in Callias is an entity distinct from the particular white in Socrates — they are two numerically distinct but qualitatively identical tropes.
