Note this radical departure from Bentham who held that even malicious pleasure was intrinsically good, and that if nothing instrumentally bad attached to the pleasure, it was wholly good as well.
It was a family treasure, and the idea was to keep it wholly owned well into the future.
"Why do we bother to still ban this, when we are now allowing that to take place?" becomes the question with no defensible answer (other than the wholly-inadequate: "Well, because we've always done it that way").
Like Mr. Aiken and Mr. Montalvo, they include the wholly innocent as well as the wholly criminal.
"Some are wholly reasonable and well intentioned, some are malicious, and some are just idiotic.
They are among the legacies of New York's crack epidemic a decade ago, and include the wholly innocent as well as the wholly criminal.
Martin Scorsese's "The Last Temptation of Christ" (1988) is the only film to show that he was wholly man as well as God.
The Copts have traditionally been associated with certain handicrafts and trades and, above all, with accountancy, banking, commerce, and the civil service; there are, however, rural communities that are wholly Coptic, as well as mixed Coptic-Muslim villages.
The Open University was a pioneer of distance learning and remains the biggest online provider with more than 25 degrees wholly online as well as many others with online content.
The actions of authorities have been everything from ham-handed to wholly decent, as well as occasionally easy to lampoon (county buses, for instance, plastered with Archie and Jughead imploring our children to think before they drink).
