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But the data Mr. Yglesias wields to make his point also show something more surprising: When it comes to 99 percent of the population, Barack Obama is closer to the Grover Norquist creed of tax cutting than you might think.

In the movie's portrait of pre-electronic America, Hoover pierces those appearances with wiretaps, bugs, and the lowly file card, an early database that, aided by his longtime secretary, Helen Gandy Naomi Wattss), he wields to devastating effect.

The clash dates from 1997 — first from May, when Blair came to power (a power that he enjoys, or at least wields, to this day), and then from August, when the Princess of Wales died in a car crash and the British people, much to the consternation of their sovereign, behaved in ways that she did not recognize as British.

This is the kind of example David Lewis wields to poke fun at philosophy: surely surely the standards that led to this conclusion are not trustworthy.

If we want to abandon all violence in today's America, we must use the same tactics the corporate state wields to find a way to connect to the people, while remaining sensational enough to seduce the media.

Some may deem pop and hip-hop lyrics "unimportant," but music being a medium that I work in, I know firsthand the power that it wields to influence and affect lives (as I'm sure millions more can attest).

America has done much of the stick-wielding to make this happen.

A main weapon being wielded to fight the battle, of course, is money.

On the other hand, the label is sometimes wielded to make a real literary distinction.

So much of song interpretation is about subtext, which Ms. Ross and Holiday wielded to powerful effect.

It's a device she continues to wield to great effect throughout the piece.