Word: existance
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...make way for the stem cell department is indicative of a “corporatization” of science that comes at the cost of basic research. Meselson questioned the University’s prioritization of stem cell research, a highly specialized field that, he speculated, may not exist in 100 years...
...that prostitute.” While Derek Luke outdoes himself in a powerful scene in which he recalls the trauma that led to his falling out with Candy, his performance in the remainder of the movie lacks nuance and credibility.The two plotlines and sets of characters continue to exist in separate dimensions until the last 30 minutes of the movie, when Madea finally goes to jail and actually interacts with a character from the central plot. But these prison scenes do not make up for the confusion caused by the unexplained back-and-forth that characterizes most of the movie...
...techniques are used systematically “to undermine the morale of the enemy or to win the support of an alien population.” Likewise, the introduction of philosophical skepticism about the external world, which can successfully convince students that all physical objects may very well not exist, is an intelligent touch in the chapter entitled “Some illustrations.” Nevertheless, the union of such disparate topics within the book feels a lot like a labeling game, and McGinn does not provide much detail about the ideas he seems to find so intriguing...
During his 45-year career, Saint Laurent changed everything about the way women exist in public life. He introduced them to a universe of color and dared them to adopt a male silhouette, revolutionizing the way men see women and women see themselves. To own a piece of art or an object collected by Saint Laurent, who helped define an aesthetic for the 20th century, gives new meaning to provenance...
...citizen, pay federal taxes, even serve in the military. But if you live in the nation's capital, as far as Congress is concerned, you might as well not exist...