which is to say

The content of time, which is to say that which time carries, seems to entail another dimension.

The firm was killing it, which is to say there was more money than you could shake a stick at.

So you've got an interface that has no interface. You operate the world as you operate the real world, which is to say, with your hands.

That's just the fundamental mission of the company, which is to say that if people are meeting up it's a good thing.

China Business Morning: Which is to say that your mother made you adapt to the discrimination. How can you stand it as you are so young?

All these surgeries were done blind, which is to say they rarely opened up a person's skull to see where they were cutting.

It should be combined with a second task, which is to say what the forecast effects of the expenditure cuts on the budget deficit are.

Which is to say that perhaps opponents of the mosque should question the motives of those who question their motives.

Mystery, in her mind, was concerned with "the ultimate reaches of reality, " which is to say, the agency of the divine in human affairs.

What scares people more today is the prospect of a society without a plan, which is to say a society of freedom.

Which is to say that you don't have to do a great job with everything.

It should have the same legal standing as any American bank, which is to say the right to do business.

All of which is to say that I learn something about human nature, or Kevin's nature, on this July morning three decades later.

Which is to say that a realistic benchmark looks an awful lot like a real-world program.

Which is to say that food safety is not a technological problem, but rather a problem of integrity and ethics.

But corruption levels are around the global average, which is to say, corruption is rife.

In a word: its stability of which is to say as long as you do when on, the output is absolutely wrong.

The White House opposes the bill because of the huge subsidies, which is to say corporate welfare, it provides to agribusiness.

Which Park: We experienced no progress for a very long time, which is to say we encountered many bottlenecks.

Which is to say that that ostentatious flag-raising ritual was not entirely useless.

Good evening. I have come to Jerusalem today as a novelist, which is to say as a professional spinner of lies.

The Great Green Wall is a collective effort, which is to say, a patchwork affair.

Secondly, one should genuinely feel sorrow and respect, which is to say, one should have the utmost sincerity.

Our inner lives are eternal, which is to say our spirits are as youthful and vigorous as when we were in full bloom.

Which is to say: "Just getting a lot of smart people in a group does not necessarily make a smart group. "

Global population is expected to hit eight billion around 2025, which is to say about ninety-five years later than Knowlton predicted.

Which is to say, most of my thinking and talking and art-related fellowship is online.

In any event, the switching rate is much faster than what would affect the load, which is to say the device that uses the power.

I got into modeling and performing by degrees, which is to say that I didn't do it with any real intent at first.

Which is to say, the trend lines that determine the cost of doing business online all point the same way: to zero.

Ms Baron thinks that these days her students even think in snippets, which is to say incoherently.

I am the indoctrinated child of two lapsed Irish Catholics. Which is to say: I am not religious.

Which is to say, in the argot of new media: old, slow and expensive to produce.

None of which is to say that 'Dark of the Moon' isn't also a genuinely bad movie.

What's wrong is what the system leaves out: which is to say, everything else.

today as a novelist, which is to say as a professional spinner of lies.

Which is to say, he voted for these things. But he was hardly the driving force behind them.

And the trick that Richard Dawkins does, which is to say, to look at them as simply as genes, as vehicles for genes.

which is to say, until l find someone who will go on record.

Which is to say that most of the people here seem like bright lights but are actually dim bulbs.

Which is to say, down on it.

Everything was summarized, which is to say everything was made boring as mud.

Which is to say, a field of omnipresent, inhuman intelligence that conspires impishly against him.

Aging is a side effect of being alive in the first place, which is to say, metabolism.

I'm more intrigued by Lark's business model, which is to say Lark's luck.

Which is to say there's an entropy change in mixing.

Which is to say that 0 u vibrational energy in that limit is zero.

Which is to say that once they've matured they will be subject togreater scrutiny.

Our inner lives are eternal, which is to say our spirits remains as useful and vigorous as when we are in full bloom.

They said unto him, Rabbi, [which is to say, being interpreted, Master, ] where dwellest thou? (1: 38) He saith unto them, Come and see.

Which is to say, my parents are tough people.

Which is to say, I actually like it now.

And they said unto him, Rabbi (which is to say, being interpreted, Teacher), where abideth thou?

They are used about as much as XML's ID and IDREFs, which is to say that some applications will use them a lot, and some never.

Which is to say, it's a string.

For some servers, it makes sense to implement a stream interface, which is to say it can support ReadFile and WriteFile operations.

Which is to say we know we can calculate where those lines belong.

Or is it just because I don't want to confront the fact that people are the way they are, which is to say fundamentally self-interested?

So, we must understand that an issue, which is to say: All the magic are false, that is, magic itself is a cheat you play.