In December 2011, I argued that Bitcoin serves as a kind of metacurrency.
Yet, we continue to treat the personal computer as a kind of magnificent novelty.
"Duncan Phillips started off as a kind of timid collector, " Ms. Behrends Frank says.
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Fluhman writes of this alteration a little regretfully, as a kind of spiritual sellout.
And as you know, here, that can sometimes be seen as a kind of progress.
So beating up savers can be represented as a kind of Keynesian demand management.
This is poetry as a kind of music or, at least, poetry as musical commentary.
This would act as a kind of co-financing, so opening up access to the money.
And it might lead to a tougher bill to register lobbyists, as a kind of displacement activity.
Chris Marley, a great-nephew of Bob's father, has served as a kind of family historian over the years.
The presentation amounted to a fairly monotonous view of Ms. Guillem as a kind of wan, hang-dog clown.
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The conventional view of Thomas takes his lack of participation at oral argument as a kind of metaphor.
It also mails paper copies of these books to specialists around the country as a kind of transparency-marketing.
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Velcade targeted an obscure complex of enzymes, called the proteasome, which acts as a kind of cellular maid.
Astrid functioned as a kind of wife substitute in all ways except in law while Susan was alive.
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Ms. ARENS: Even if you accept postmodern literature pastiche as a kind of deconstruction of an untenable political viewpoint.
Daniels uses the song as a kind of natural conversation with the audience.
It is often viewed as a kind of death, but this is misleading.
Not coincidentally, the Actors Studio functioned for Kazan as a kind of farm for his stage and screen enterprises.
As part of his case he points to the reputation of Warren Buffett as a kind of superstar of capitalism.
The long indictment against Ravi can be seen as a kind of regretful commentary about the absence of such statutes.
Technicians also found a file that had been planted on one of their servers as a kind of digital graffiti.
Independent labels producing punk, metal and other "outsider" music prefer the vinyl format as a kind of rebellion, Ignizio said.
As it stands, the House GOP's Pledge treats the Constitution's obligation to "provide common defense" as a kind of afterthought.
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His mother Alison, a social worker, described Mr Ramshaw as a kind, caring boy who had never caused her any concern.
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Mr Garlick had "put the hand of experience on my shoulder", and guided him as a kind of mentor, he added.
Frequently, he says, unjust enrichment is cited as a kind of add-on in a case where someone is clearly owed money.
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He has since sold Wonkette, shut down Oddjack, and folded Defamer into Gawker proper, as a kind of Letter from Los Angeles.
Others, like Madison, will continue to run the risk of a criminal record as a kind of initiation ritual into American adulthood.
Abraham agrees, arguing that A-list stars serve as a kind of insurance policy for nervous executives simply looking to maintain their jobs.
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