Word: view
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...Martin: Here?s what I found: people don?t recognize themselves. Their view of themselves is completely different from yours. For example, Lisa is a pastiche of a couple of characters I?ve met. You know her line about men who are interested in her? "If I like him, I fuck him a lot until he gets addicted. Then I cut him off. That?s when I?ve got him." Well, someone actually said that, Verbatim. I told this woman that I?d quoted her in the book, and repeated the line back to her. She said, "I said that...
...standards are broadcast from a corner office in Times Square, there would appear to be little room for any concept of nature or the natural sublime. Indeed, the genre of the traditional landscape, once the dominant expression of rugged American culture, seems to have drifted out of our cultural view...
...imperial government than was the case in other imperial systems. In addition both before and after Columbian contact, north-west Europe had much less exposure to, and intercourse with, non-European peoples than, say, had the Portuguese and the Spanish. The English and Dutch were more likely to view non-European peoples as lying outside the social contract and therefore beyond the protection of the web of individual rights they were weaving for themselves. As long as some group is regarded as outsiders then freedom for insiders is perfectly compatible with enslavement and exploitation ? as indeed happened in the Athenian...
...administration will be responsible for compiling all the paperwork and ensuring that no researcher who works with human subjects fails to view the website...
...impossible for the University to be able to get things done, from our point of view [that represents] a strain in town-gown relations," Grogan said...