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...g with the most toys’ are all that matters: so what if the world ends? At least they lived a comfortable life. At least they impressed their neighbor... ...it is to this end that we’re working on building a full-size Sentinel, at least in active replica. If someone can be shown something that was presen... ...er, those who are defined and locked out by the collective reality, to at least know that they have another option. They don't have to take it; but ... .... Think about it: computers were originally nothing more than tools. They developed. Others stepped up on the backs of research past and took it one ... ...d their differences... it's that variety, all "walks of life", religions, countries and origins, that makes us have a solid foothold in the fight to... ...ountry. Article 14 1. Everyone has the right to seek and to enjoy in other countries asylum from persecution. 2. This right may not be invoked in the... ...hings we are fighting against, you see every day: wars between religions, countries and gangs, the teasing and mocking that goes on in playgrounds at...

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...every hostile idea, as that the passage, if not absolutely shut, becomes at the least highly difficult, and almost impracticable. You have already p... ... the flesh, shall be called of God, gathered by his almighty arm out of all the countries of the world whither they are dispersed. When they shall b... ...it and convenience of the nations called in the room of Israel: determining, at least tacitly, that thenceforth the Gentiles should succeed to St. Pe... ...ophets nor St. Paul insinuate. If you will indulge yourself, my friend, in the least reflection, you will not fail to recollect, that this same thi... ...s certain that to them was not given the power of returning to their respective countries: both because these countries were occupied by other nation... ...hich led the seed of the house of Israel out of the north country, and from all countries whither I had driven them; and they shall dwell in their ow... ...the time of Messiah, in the time of Christ: but this that is, if it be not more developed, is very equivocal. The t ime of Messiah, the time of Chri...

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...lowly, as though they were morsels of food. One day you will find you have developed new thoughts and behaviours that will surprise you and that wil... .... Artists’ lives are often disorganized, if not downright tragic or at least dramatic, especially in the realm of relationships. Their works m... ...p the security they derive, be it conscious or unconscious, from having at least one type of power: the power of revenge. This is an unhealthy type... ...soever. Even though I haven’t been able to completely win over my fear, at least I have been able to put off facing it, and that is enough. 30 ... ... former and eliminate the latter, is also an important process that can be developed in the group context. 55 m) “the group is a place where on... ...omplete truth. Why is that? Because in the meantime quantum mechanics was developed and there is no agreement between quantum physics and general r... ...explodes, and the dictatorship is overthrown. This is what happened in the countries in Eastern Europe. This is what is happening in Christianity. ... ...nty Institutes that are connected to it, both throughout Italy and in other countries. In these Institutes all the various problems that human beings...

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...ave grown together through our experiences with each other. Our love has developed out of a friendship that has deepened and deepened; and our frie... ...ape my own life by changing my attitude about the world I live in. I've developed a positive mental attitude, which in turn has created a positive... ...y attitude about those I didn't. As I discussed in the chapter on love, I developed the attitude that I should be giving Christine what she wanted, ... ... be done, and he did it. Somebody scoffed: "Oh, you'll never do that; At least no one has ever done it"; But he took off his coat and he took off h... ...r considered illiteracy as a problem: this is America, one of the richest countries in the world. Surely we can all read. Well we can't. And worse ...

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...wards the new founder, with a fair play and frankness that reduced, partly at least, the injustices perpetrated against the Romanians in the previous... ...ic and literary historian outlines the history of paradox on periods, in a few countries (ancient India, ancient China and Japan) and analyses the pa... ...repared to get in the 21 st century with a conviction that should disarm, at least partially, the skeptical, negativist and indifferent people. F... ...hian biography and work, it comes out that the artistic/literary ground is at least as important as the socio-political source of the movement. ... ...graphical area” of this new, non-endemic literary ”disease”. The 27 mentioned countries and the 154 adherents and followers of the movement would hav... ...e arrangements and buildings are made much “horizontally”, and this action is developed on two complementary fronts/ directions: on the one hand are... .... We have insisted on this poem in order to advance an idea that worth to be developed: the input and the output of the paradoxist scene of the hi... ...ecies of distich: paradoxist, tautologic and dualist. Their display is made on countries, in an alphabetic order. Among the 15 countries presented in...

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...r by reducing the numbers of humans. To achieve the latter (which is the path of least resistance and a typical self-regulatory mechanism), Natur... ...eaningful and functional and leads to them. The complex and the meaningless (or at least the incomprehensible) always seem to resolve to the simple... ...stence Knives and forks are objects external to us. They have an objective - or at least an intersubjective - existence. Presumably, they will be t... ...dered continuum. A particle emitted energy in discrete units, called quanta. Others developed a model of the atom, in which particles did not roam t... ...r of other elements, including the subject's decisions and behavior and why events developed the way they did. i. Predictive (prognostic) The ex... ...anch in Mathematics (and logic): computability or recursive functions (later to be developed into Automata Theory). The authors confined themselves... ...l and political economic issues published in both print and Web periodicals in many countries. Many appearances in the electronic media on subjects ...

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...nt, of the ability for humans to become Persons, has been happening for at least the last three thousand years. Before we define the concept of the... ...om forms of live that could survive only by staying in water forms of life developed that were capable of living on land. Further yet: these forms o... ... to affirm that a personal I, an I who is a subject, existed. Human beings developed gradually, and created their I. In the beginning, of course, th... ...at at some point this process becomes a vicious circle? ANTONIO: No, at least not in my way of looking at it. I think that humanity grows in a sp... ...ersons in fieri {in the course of being created, a potential that is being developed} , as we slowly emerge as personal Subjects that are an end unt... ...lf so he could translate the drama of his time into art. And, last but not least, let’s look at the Lucid Madman in psychiatric literature, and in O... ... at the kind of freedom a child has. What about the children in developing countries that are dying of hunger? What kind of freedom do they have? ...

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...in what Ulysses and Penelope went through, if not in exact detail, then at least in substance. They, however, listened closely to their internal wis... ...osmo-Art and the vision of Homer. Cosmo-Art is an artistic movement, developed within the context of the Sophia University of Rome and its Ins... ... background. There is also the presence of Hermes, which is decisive in at least two situations that human forces alone cannot solve. There are als... ...to create a synthesis of all the opposites that life is made up of must be developed as well (see A.M. “La vita * see Mer... ...lp from a god. But swear you will not tell my mother any of this until at least the eleventh or twelfth day, or until she herself is looking for me... ...es. It is a bit like what happened in remote times, when life, which had developed in the oceans in vegetable and animal form, took an impossible f... ...ith all its devastation into the life of individuals and the life of whole countries . What I am describing is history and history cannot be changed... ...ted training seminars for Russian therapists and for those from the Baltic countries in their Institute. I also want to recall the Third Internationa...

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...women of high rank are com- monly exempt from industrial employment, or at least from the more vulgar kinds of manual labour. The men of the upper cla... ...common sense of the community will allow. Indeed, where the scheme is well developed even sports are accounted doubt- fully legitimate for the members... ...he lower stages of barbarism, we no longer find the leisure class in fully developed form. But this lower barbar- ism shows the usages, motives, and c... ...ot the original out of which any appreciable portion of later industry has developed. In the later development it survives only in employments that ar... ...xisting communities, or that their social structure is in all respects the least differentiated; nor does the class necessar- ily include all primitiv... ...n economic theory, and espe- cially among those economists who adhere with least falter- ing to the body of modernised classical doctrines, to con- st... ... barbarian of the quasi-peaceable nomadic culture. Some of the Continental countries afford good illustrations of this spiritual survival. In these co... ...ractice an enforced continence with respect to these stimulants, except in countries where they are obtainable at a very low cost. From archaic times ... ...peoples or classes which are poorer than we, and especially they belong in countries and localities and times where the population, or at least the cl...

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...ds, RESOLVED to establish a citizenship common to the na- tionals of their countries, RESOLVED to implement a common foreign and se- curity policy inc... ...ates and by a Member of the Commission. The European Council shall meet at least twice a year, un- der the chairmanship of the Head of State or of Gov... ... sphere of development co-opera- tion; (r) the association of the overseas countries and terri- tories in order to increase trade and promote jointly ... ...t, shall decide on direc- tives the implementation of which involves in at least one Member State amendment of the existing prin- ciples laid down by ... ...ement of capital between Member States and between Member States and third countries shall be prohibited. 2. Within the framework of the provisions se... ..., 104c, 109e(2), 109f(6), 109h, 109i, 109j(2) and 109k(1); —to examine, at least once a year, the situation re- garding the movement of capital and th... .... The framework programme shall be implemented through specific programmes developed within each activity. Each specific programme shall define the de... ...g projects in all sectors of the economy: (a) projects for developing less-developed regions; (b) projects for modernizing or converting undertakings ... ...mon defence, compatible with that of the Atlantic Alliance. 2. WEU will be developed as the defence component of the European Union and as a means to ...

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...progress of society assisting) the slavery of the male sex has, in all the countries of Christian Europe at least (though, in one of them, only within... ...e slavery of the male sex has, in all the countries of Christian Europe at least (though, in one of them, only within the last few years) been at leng... ...give way, one at a time, the weakest first. beginning with those which are least interwoven with the daily habits of life;and how very rarely those wh... ...y was there a greater strength of sentiment against it, but, in England at least, The Subjection of Women by John Stuart Mill 12 a less amount eithe... ...when some of the grossest of the other forms still exist in many civilised countries, and have only recently been got rid of in others, it would be st... ...f free, nor, except by the will of his master, become so. In most European countries it was not till towards the close of the middle ages, and as a co... ...erally been let alone, and if left with any liberty of development, it has developed itself accord ing to its own laws; but in the case of women, a h... ...ill require generations more, be fore their individuality is sufficiently developed to make head against that influence. It is in the fine arts, prop...

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...e which is given indis criminately to some of the most and to some of the least estimable feelings of which mankind are capable; we may refer it to t... ... all the greater scope and more imperative need for the latter, so long at least as mankind think fit to live, and do not take refuge in the simultane... ... the assertion, if not something like a verbal quibble, is at 15 J S Mill least an exaggeration. If by happiness be meant a continuity of highly plea... ...fe impossible; but al ready a person in whom the social feeling is at all developed, cannot bring himself to think of the rest of his fellow crea tu... ... the greatest happiness morality. This it is which makes any mind, of well developed feelings, work with, and not against, the outward motives to care... ...ort the most outrageous inequality in the rights themselves. Even in slave countries it is theoretically admitted that the rights of the slave, such a... ...h all human, and even with all sentient beings. Secondly, in having a more developed intelligence, which gives a wider range to the whole of their sen...

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...liar everywhere, has now awakened the attention of critics in all European countries to his works: he is studied wherever true study ex- ists: eagerly... ...for praise or for condemnation, most of us are too apt to forget them. But least of all can it become the critic to ‘fol- low a multitude to do evil’ ... ..., subsided in Germany, it reappeared with various modi- fications in other countries, and everywhere abundant traces of its good and bad effects are s... ...en and Werter, that they stand prominent among the causes, or, at the very least, among the signals of a great change in modern literature. The former... ...ore expressive style. The Germans were on the alert; in expectation, or at least in full readiness for some far bolder impulse; waiting for the Poet t... ...Goethe that such a Poet was to be given them. Nay, the Literature of other countries, placid, self-satisfied as they might seem, was in an equally exp... ...relating to the siege of Frankfort. At the same time a different taste was developed in him for observing the conditions of mankind in their manifold ... ...petulance or arrogance; and to suppress all the evil impulses which may be developed in them; but yet, on the other hand, while the young creatures ar... ...atural universal religion was to arise, and a special re- vealed one to be developed from it, the countries in which our imagination has hitherto ling...

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...erred to is about, and how much it is necessary that we be troubled, or at least careful. It would be some advantage to live a primitive and frontier ... ...as necessary for him to make it worth the other’s while to buy them, or at least make him think that it was so, or to make something else which it wou... ...sure that there is greater anxiety, commonly, to have fash ionable, or at least clean and unpatched clothes, than to have a sound conscience. But eve... ...milies simply and honestly enough, the poetic faculty would be universally developed, as birds universally sing when they are so engaged? But alas! we... ...ushing out late in the spring from dry sticks which had seemed to be dead, developed themselves as by magic into graceful green and tender boughs, an ... ...se? This foreign bird’s note is celebrated by the Walden 117 poets of all countries along with the notes of their native songsters. All climates agre... ...little fellers about Walden 134 him.” In him the animal man chiefly was developed. In physical endurance and contentment he was cousin to the pine ... ...ehind. The mass of men are still and always young in this respect. In some countries a hunting parson is no uncommon sight. Such a one might make a go... ...imply of the necessary functions of human nature. In earlier ages, in some countries, every function was reverently spo ken of and regulated by law. ...

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...ion, but the history professor knows that such a statement will require at least a 500-page book and even then will only inadequately address the caus... ...causes of that war. The writer learns which ideas lend themselves to being developed within certain word restrictions based on experience. In other wo... ... got all year before I even have to think about that. Time flew when I least expected it to. Before I knew it, Christmas came and went. I remember... ...e American population increases nationwide by people emigrating from other countries of the world. Many people who come to America do not speak Englis... ...you have the chance to meet many new and interesting people from different countries. You could also go out for an authentic Greek meal, or take a moo... ..., having a serous situation to deal with, kept praying to God for me to at least be all right when I had my surgery. The surgery posed a risk of disto...

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...Plato’s conception of a good which is the end of the whole universe, or at least dismisses it as irrelevant to his present enquiry. The good towards w... ... human na- ture as such and therefore to all normal human beings. In their developed form they are known as virtues (the Greek means simply “goodnesse... ...tics. But they differ in important ways: (1) The former are excellences or developed powers of the reason as such—of that in us which sees and formula... ... realisation 10 The Ethics of Aristotle of happiness. This is the case at least for the great majority of men, and for all men their possession is an... ...rs to supply; (b) a correct perception of the conditions of action, (a) at least is impossible except to a man whose character has been duly 15 The E... ...o the legislator legislating for the state. Finding in his predecessors no developed doc- trine on this subject, Aristotle proposes himself to underta... ...ent is the delay in requiring its dis- charge: and for this reason in some countries no actions can be maintained at Law for the recovery of such debt...

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... Shaw ternational. And my business and yours as civil engineers is to join countries, not to separate them. The one real politi- cal conviction that o... ...plessness and silliness, indicating, not his real character, but a cunning developed by his constant dread of a hostile dominance, which he habitually... ...ut on the inhabitants of fatter-fed, crowded, hustling and bustling modern countries she makes a very differ- ent impression. The absence of any sympt... ... to give you so much trouble unnecessarily. I shan’t mind the hotel in the least. FATHER DEMPSEY. Man alive! There’s no hotel in Rosscullen. BROADBENT... ...u mind what the like of him would tell you? Sure he’d say hwatever was the least trouble to himself and the pleasantest to you, thinkin you might give... ...hat it, Tom? BROADBENT [hastily]. Oh, it doesn’t matter: I was not hurt—at least—er— AUNT JUDY. Oh now what a shame! An I told Patsy Farrll to put a n... ... can remember particular spots where I had long fits of thinking about the countries I meant to get to when I escaped from Ireland. America and London...

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...trumpery cure with a wet compress or a peppermint lozenge nobody takes the least notice of him. But if he operates on the throat and kills the patient... ...hey seem to care as little for mutilation as lobsters or lizards, which at least have the ex- cuse that they grow new claws and new tails if they lose... ...he fact remains that just as doctors perform for half-a-crown, without the least misgiving, operations which could not be thoroughly and safely perfor... ...ety he can exercise his right to live only under very stiff conditions. In countries where there is compulsory military service he may even have to th... ...ose involving bloodshed, blows, and laceration. A craze for cruelty can be developed just as a craze for drink can; and nobody who attempts to ignore ... ...imself outside them; for he is nothing to the vivisector but a more highly developed, and consequently more interest- ing-to-experiment-on vertebrate ... ...e more judicial-minded, and our drummers more responsible, than in foreign countries where 68 The Doctor’s Dilemma: Preface on Doctors the legal and ...

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...’ does not altogether annihilate the positive meaning of the word ‘just’: at least, it does not prevent our looking for the ‘not just’ in or about the... ...Idealism of the fourth century before Christ in Greece, as in other ages and countries, seems to have provoked a reaction towards Material ism. The m... ... another, made in the likeness of the true.’ Real or not real? ‘Not real; at least, not in a true sense.’ And the real ‘is,’ and the not real ‘is not’... ...e minds of all man kind as one mind in which the true ideas of all ages and countries inhere. In our conception of God in his relation to man or of a... ...various degrees or kinds of knowledge more or less ab stract were gradually developed. The threefold division of logic, physic, and ethics, foreshado... ...‘either’ and ‘or’ philoso phy (‘Everything is either A or not A’) should at least be added the clause ‘or neither,’ ‘or both.’ The double form makes ... .... The double notions are the joints which hold them together . The simple is developed into the complex, the complex returns again into the simple. Be... ...ther. But to the mind of the thinker they are all one—latent in one another— developed out of one another. This method of opposites has supplied new i... ...ved by hu man effort. There is also an adaptation of per sons to times and countries, but this is very far from being the fulfillment of their highe...

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...pplying the place of government, com manded a degree of order sufficient at least for the tem porary preservation of society. The Confederation whic... ...dged by the several religious societies. The aboriginal inhabitants of these countries I have regarded with the commiseration their history inspires. ... ...AL ADDRESSES OF THE PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES 28 tioned; posterity at least will do justice to them. This unexceptionable course could not avai... ...; to exclude foreign intrigues and foreign partialities, so degrading to all countries and so bane ful to free ones; to foster a spirit of independen... ...se who have marched before me. Of those of my immediate predecessor it might least become me here to speak. I may, however, be pardoned for not sup p... ...ment which is in the practice of naturalizing by thousands citizens of other countries, and not only of permitting but compelling them to fight its ba... ...effects of distance have been averted by the inventive genius of our people, developed and fostered by the spirit of our institutions; and the en lar... ... the vast resources of her fertile soil and genial climate would be speedily developed, while the safety of New Orleans and of our whole southwestern ... ...opped wher ever it is found, and prevented wherever in the future it may be developed. If the revenues are to remain as now, the only relief that can...