The key may lie in the phrase "unslakeable thirsting in the backyard" in the last verse. (Yes, "unslakeable, " as in "insatiable, " one example of Veirs' idiosyncratic use of language.) She's not crass enough to spell it out so explicitly, but she's equating emotional longing with heat-wave dehydration, in a wonderfully subtle way.
Election outcome notwithstanding, I believe that the quite onerous US tax system (for years past as well as what may lie ahead) will remain the key driver of US expatriations.
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So the key to their success may well lie in being able to show not that the residents simply don't want asylum seekers in their area, but that the policy itself is misguided.
But the key to halting such scams does not lie in demonizing the Internet and trying to legislate away a patchwork of legal loopholes which can never be closed.
The key to helping grow the world economy will lie in creating environments that foster the growth of new successful companies that generate large social benefits.
And no drug company has yet perfected a standardized test to determine which particular genetic flaws lie behind an individual patient's cancer, a key prerequisite to targeted therapy.
"In the circumstances, a key fact underlying the confirmed charges has been established to be based upon a lie, " the lawyers said.
However, the greatest value seems to lie in a fully networked organization applying social business both inside and outside, and perhaps a key determinant of its success is in integrating social business directly into the workflow of employees.
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The key to minimizing the charge-off rate of a citizen line of credit program will lie in two areas: tax reform, and how the credit lines are administered.
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