And the marketing agreements between Verizon and cable, he wrote, amount to "a partnership between formerly mortal enemies".
On the other hand, he says, he knows his ideas, as he recently wrote, "amount to a political fantasy".
Sing each line as your write it down making sure it has the write amount of syllables.
This, he wrote, "amounts to a form of fraud on its readers".
"Modesty in Bannister," he wrote, "amounts to an almost complete reluctance to acknowledge his greatness".
Mr. Obama's citations of Mr. Reagan in promoting the new pact, they wrote, amounted to "a brazen act of misappropriation".
The girl looks her up and finds that the old woman's letter writing amounts to no more than selfish amusement for herself, and no real desire to help anyone.
"The government's position", they wrote, "amounts to an argument that the mere fact of an individual's existence substantially affects interstate commerce, and therefore Congress may regulate them at every point of their life".
Moving the economy, and the culture, "from mass markets to million of niches," he writes, amounts to nothing less than a reordering of society, affecting everything from world markets to your plans for this weekend.
The financing of ethnic festivals and community centers, he wrote, amounts to the separation of minorities in Disneyland-like pockets of ethnicity frozen in time and out of context.
