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...}From the {{isia}} file, [[US person]] means different things to different people. Even different kinds of [[US Attorney]]. Even the ''same'' [[U.S. Attorney

...to elbow his way into what was meant to be a private meeting of important people, will now not stop talking}} On a freezing night December 1808, about 1,500 people attended an ''akademie'' concert at the ''Theater an der Wien'' in suburban

.... This, we sense is not so much because blockchain is ''clever'', but that people who buy non-fungible tokens are ''stupid'', or at any rate (as we shall see

...manesque, burlesque system of law from a place thronging with dentists and people wearing pork pie hats. You can try arguing “How on earth should I know? I

...wan]]s will be angrily flapping about. Then, your [[paradigm]] has failed. People around you are losing their heads and blaming it on you and your stupid [[t

...chnology]] to ''indulge'' ourselves.<ref>There is a serious point here for people who argue that technology implementations should be driven as far as possib

...s — eighty percent of the blighters! — generate just twenty percent. These people are hardly worth the bother. We would be much better served just foregoing

..., as one might administer cod liver oil to an unwilling child, by the good people of [[human resources]]. They alone hold any affection for it — why wouldn

...“What?” he hissed. “Like, seriously, what the fuck? Do you know who these people are?”

...rn boundary. Originally conceived by Parliamentary Commission to “give the people an ennobling enjoyment”, the Gallery houses paintings which, on any accou ...ned about the protection of a painting or the protection of our planet and people? The cotht of living crithith ith part of the cotht of oil crithith! Fuel i

...in the olden days” (Exhibit A, by none other than Dawkins: “all religious people are deluded”).

Firstly, he calls himself a philosopher and an intellectual, but writes off people who “took too many philosophy classes” or “read too much Wittgenstein

...was, for a certain type of middle-aged white-collar worker, a revelation. People like the JC. During lockdown we reacquainted ourselves with the local ’ho ...ement was discombobulated too. The work-creation machine struggled to find people whose time it could waste: everyone was out of sight, out of mind. For a ti

:—'''Incoming''': Don’t take calls from junior people. Encourage teams to own their BAU knowlege.

...part of these law firms — they are peopled by tireless, astute and upright people, to be sure — but it ''is'' to wonder about [[Causation|cause]] and [[Cor

...ts and shareholders. We take it for granted that the firm, and the natural people engaged on its behalf, acts in the firm’s own best interest, as independe ...nctioned [[metaphor]] for continuously fluctuating, indeterminate bunch of people. A bunch that is neither static, nor uniform (shareholders, employees of di

...h material, BUT YOU ARE THE BEST IN YOUR BUISINESS, RIGHT? That is ''why'' people are prepared to hear you out, isn’t it? So this is your challenge. ''Find

...acting on the whole operation. If these people really are better than your people, ''you should hire the reg tech firm as a recruitment consultant'', not to

Nice work if you can get it. A lot of people in the city can get it. ...t [[onboarding]] team, [[compliance]] or [[internal audit]] — who of these people would ever say that? And even if one did, would {{sex|he}} not be shut down

...can’t be blamed for failing to work when misapplied. Guns don’t kill; the people holding them do.