...d himself that his dizziness was from being drunk on the self, a plausible theory, and yet he continued to quaff his sumptuous reflection in spite of ... ...their stomachs, and it disposed of beings and generations of beings like a consumer throwing out beer bottles. He knew, as much as one could know from... ...Also a good airing out is as good as soap and water. That's always been my theory." The Laotian grinned mischievously, and then looked out of the wind... ...ities mirrored in the partner which makes them feel less alone. That is my theory, for what it is worth." "You are a deep one, aren't you?" asked the ... ...laying his meager role in the production of goods to be sold to insatiable consumers he found himself unemployed and eventually reduced to a beggar wh... ...meted. And for those who never had anyone there, for them, he, at least in theory, wanted to be there the way Noppawan had been there for him in his y... ...pe your pathetic middle aged life for a while. Now you can help me." "Well consumer beware, but it's certainly cheaper than being a benefactor providi... ...hel studies as though he were an astrophysicist on the verge of a singular theory. He had gazed at the varmints and their apotheosized obscenity, vile...

...nt, “Be careful!” “You will be my tributaries,” said David, “and all other consumers of papers besides.” “Then what are you investigating?” asked the ... ...rld—it was ‘a touch of her father,’ he said, and with that he unfolded his theory of inherited weaknesses. He told us how such and such a family would... ...hought of so many cases in point in ten minutes that I was struck with the theory. The amount of truth in it fur- nished all sorts of wild paradoxes, ... ...her, you frighten me,” said Lucien; “this seems to me to be a highwayman’s theory.” “ And you are right,” said the canon, “but it is no invention of m... ...g. Practical 168 Eve and David wisdom spoke in matter-of-fact language to theory, whose word is always for the future. “Devil fetch me, if I’ll sign ...

...nesses stated the price of the choice pieces of the best beef to be to the consumer 4d. and 4½d. the pound; and the coarse pieces in general to be fro... ...rs cannot be much affected by such regulations, though their inter- est as consumers may, by the rise in the price of provisions. It would be quite ot... ...is case be very deeply affected by such regulations, and their interest as consumers very little. The fall in the price of the wool and the hide would... ...hes, house- hold furniture, etc. which have been purchased by their proper consumers, but which are not yet entirely consumed. The whole stock of mere... ...f which all the other three are circulated and distributed to their proper consumers. Secondly, of the stock of provisions which are in the possession... ...n of the metaphysical arguments by which they support their very ingenious theory, it will sufficiently appear, from the follow- ing review, what are ...

...a student who should have known the answer. "The United States is primarily a consumer. Let me put in your business terms. The Mafia is not a produc... ... Radcliff's part in all this?" "That is what you must find out." "I have a theory, if in fact, the General is involved." "I'm listening," Cardon... ...derstand what cannot be explained. Our esteemed Minister of Agriculture has a theory as to why the Mafia has decided to stop our shipments. They hav... ... from going into the U.S. but also, the rest of Europe. Cardona, explain your theory to these fine gentlemen." Gonzales said and ripped a turkey leg... ... said and ripped a turkey leg from a platter in front of him. "It is Brand's theory, not mine. I offer it only as a possibility. There is no proof ... ... other way on some of their enterprises." "Do you give any credence to this theory?" Gonzales asked through a mouthful of turkey. "Frankly, it h... ...orks would be back in place, and the drugs would flow like a river. You are a consumer nation. Your country’s addiction to drugs is too strong. You c...

...m his personal fortune was in fact not true. The officials developed a new theory: al Qaeda was getting its money else- where, and the United States n... ...able to build and conceal sophisticated explosive devices in lug- gage and consumer products. 29 Tenet told us that in his world “the system was blink... ... to the United States to attend civil aviation schools.The agent based his theory on the “inordinate number of individuals of investigative inter- est... ...ssibility of a suicide hijacking would have been just one more speculative theory among many, hard to spot since the volume of warnings of “al Qaeda t... ...earch these identities. It saw itself as an agency to support intelligence consumers, such as CIA.The NSA tried to respond energetically to any reques... ...overseeing the NCTC, the National Intelligence Director should support the consumers of national intelligence—the president and policymak- ing adviser...

...hough he had mastered the art of handling men, the science of tactics, the theory of sabre play, and the mysteries of the farrier’s craft, his learnin... ...a service by re- establishing his health, has never given a thought to the theory, though he has been everywhere over our mountain sides with me, to s... ...he place. The workers in each of these families were at once producers and consumers. They were masons, carpenters, joiners, slaters, blacksmiths, and... ... outlay was more than returned to us by the profits on the sales which the consumers occasioned. I never ceased my efforts to put vigor into this indu... ...right to live without working is in itself a privilege. The unproduc- tive consumer is a robber in their eyes. The only work that they understand has ...

...educed it to two, one of which was despotic in her gov- ernment, so far as theory was concerned at least; possibly, at times, a little so in practice.... ...is the same thing, their luxuries, have two sets of victims to plunder—the consumer, and the real pro- ducer, or the operative. This is true where men...

...ions on the Source of the Hampstead Ponds, with some Observations on the Theory of Tittlebats;” and that this Association does hereby return its war... ... the mighty ponds of Hampstead, and agitated the scientific world with his Theory of Tittlebats, as calm and unmoved as the deep waters of the one on ... ...e the most of it—he had felt some pride when he presented his Tittlebatian Theory to the world; it might be celebrated or it might not. (A cry of “It ... ...Now general benevolence was one of the leading features of the Pickwickian theory, and no one was more remarkable for the zealous manner in which he o... ...nce bore testimony to the excellence of the fare, and the appetites of its consumers. ‘Now, about Manor Farm,’ said Mr. Pickwick. ‘How shall we go?’ ‘... ... of the latter was the strange delusion, founded upon a well known medical theory, strongly contended for by some, and as strongly contested by others...

...icut Avenue do the same at what is generally called President’s Square. In theory, or on paper, this seems to be a clear and intelligible arrangement;... ...dly out of the doctor’s hands while I was there, and he did not support my theory as to the goodness of the air. “It is poisoned by the soldiers,” he ... ...th America V ol. 2 created no special hardship on the South. By any such a theory of complaint all sections of all nations have ground of complaint ag... ...ers of beer in En- gland should secede because they pay a tax, whereas the consumers of paper pay none. The navigation laws of the States are no doubt... ...of a people who to be great must be united in fact as well as in name. The theory of the most demo- cratic among the Americans of that day was in favo... ...romise and had not utterly disgraced itself. To many in America the French theory of democracy not unnaturally endeared itself and foremost among thes... ...uch more in reading. As pro- ducers they are more than respectable, but as consumers they are the most conspicuous people on the earth. It is impossib... ...of this advantage the Americans have not been slow to avail themselves. As consumers of literature they are certainly the most conspicuous people on t...