Always a wily operator, Albarn addresses the problem by more or less avoiding it on "Everyday Robots," his moody, willfully small-scale new disc.
But when pressed, those same officials acknowledge that their pollution metrics willfully ignore the smaller particles, much of them generated by car and truck exhaust.
Persons and institutions became incurious, willfully ignorant, sanctimonious, petulant, small-minded, small-hearted, irrational, inhumane.
In a culture saturated with sexual messages, where consenting adults seem to hop into bed at the bat of a feathery eyelash, a small minority are willfully dropping out of the game.
Every day that President Obama has been in office, hundreds of millions of dollars in small business contracts have been knowingly, willfully and intentionally diverted to large corporations that have not created one net new job in America in more than thirty years.
According to the DOI Inspector General these people knowingly, willfully and intentionally reported awards to corporate giants as small business awards.
Every day that he has been in office his administration has willfully and intentionally diverted millions of dollars in federal small business contracts to some of the biggest companies on earth.
Others, like Bank of America and Citibank, have said that they cull the information in the databases prudently, discerning between people who have willfully committed fraud and those whose records are marred only by small mistakes.
There is a daily 8 a.m. conference call with a small group of his senior staff, but Brown almost willfully refuses to participate, reading the morning political news on Anne's iPad as she, sitting in their Sacramento loft over breakfast, deals with the call.
The lyrics, which speak of "castles burning", can be seen as a metaphor for Lester's view of Angela—"the rosy, fantasy-driven exterior of the 'American Beauty as it burns away to reveal "the timid, small-breasted girl who, like his wife, has willfully developed a false public self".
[C4.] Damages Awarded in Device Case A federal jury in Los Angeles awarded $134.5 million in damages to Masimo, a small medical-device company, after finding that a unit of Tyco International willfully infringed four patents held by the company.
