Um broadly, yeah, I think so. I mean, there are you know, it's it's obviously if you're asking me about like John Fetterman, it's like you know, there there are people who don't fall into that that big tent Democratic Party narrative. So, I've always been a a big
We see some circumstance or some person. Well, this on the left is John Fetterman.
That was why I wanted it to be from scratch. I wanted it to be completely original, so that no one was fettered . And that brings up, like what you just said, a great segue to your very first story by Sadie, in that she actually writes about something that we
William Blake, the great English poet, wrote of the greatest religious text in the English language. The reason John Milton, who wrote "Paradise Lost," wrote in fetters when he wrote of angels and God and at liberty when of devils and hell is because he was a true poet and of the devil's party without knowing it.
OK, so what you're looking at-- all the different colors represent keywords that relate to their causes-- ocean, acidification, sustainable seafood, sharks, whales, tuna, over-fishing. And they use a keyword methodology so they can fetter out someone who mentions "Ocean City, Maryland," versus "save the ocean. And they look at the amount of chatter that's happening around those key words.
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away. The family relations of guilt, the never questioned rituals, the intricate taxonomy castes and sub-sub-castes, the rural cruelty, the poverty, these facts would require their own thousand Gandhis; a diffuse army of activists and entrepreneurs and philosophers and farmers toiling across the land, cutting these other fetters , stretching the Indian idea of the possible, making if more than lyrical to speak of a life of one's dreams.