"So this is a really important point. The governor, on Monday, said, "The debt is not payable." Right? When the debt is not payable, you can't legislate your way out of it. You can't legislate out of zero, right? So the only options are default. And when the government says, "We can't pay." You can pretty much be sure that not everybody is going to get paid in full and on time. So that's a foregone conclusion. So then the question is, how are they going to default? Are they going to default in an orderly, legislative framework? Or are they going to default higgledy-piggledy, we'll see how it works."
Speaker: Anna Gelpern professor of law, Georgetown University; nonresident senior fellow, Peterson Institute for International Economics.
Example (though far from authoritative) from Lenovo computer manual (pre-2014 is all I can say now) from section entitled “Cleaning your computer keyboard” quoting as follows: “Wipe each keytop surface with the cloth. Wipe the keys one by one; if you wipe several keys at a time, the cloth may hook onto an adjacent key and possibly damage it.”
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Ghost-Protocol commented on the word higgledy-piggledy
Example: From:
National Public Radio, the Diane Rehm Show, June 30, 2015, "Financial Trouble in Puerto Rico and Greece"
http://thedianerehmshow.org/shows/2015-06-30/troubles-in-puerto-rico-and-greece-and-what-they-mean-for-other-economies
"So this is a really important point. The governor, on Monday, said, "The debt is not payable." Right? When the debt is not payable, you can't legislate your way out of it. You can't legislate out of zero, right? So the only options are default. And when the government says, "We can't pay." You can pretty much be sure that not everybody is going to get paid in full and on time. So that's a foregone conclusion. So then the question is, how are they going to default? Are they going to default in an orderly, legislative framework? Or are they going to default higgledy-piggledy, we'll see how it works."
Speaker: Anna Gelpern professor of law, Georgetown University; nonresident senior fellow, Peterson Institute for International Economics.
July 4, 2015
Ghost-Protocol commented on the word dias
Note to Self: You might be looking for: dais
March 21, 2015
Ghost-Protocol commented on the word waife
perhaps reference should be made to waif
February 26, 2015
Ghost-Protocol commented on the word keytop
Example (though far from authoritative) from Lenovo computer manual (pre-2014 is all I can say now) from section entitled “Cleaning your computer keyboard” quoting as follows: “Wipe each keytop surface with the cloth. Wipe the keys one by one; if you wipe several keys at a time, the cloth may hook onto an adjacent key and possibly damage it.”
February 8, 2015
Ghost-Protocol commented on the word living room
perhaps there ought to be a link to living-room
February 7, 2015
Ghost-Protocol commented on the word living rooms
also see: living-rooms
February 7, 2015
Ghost-Protocol commented on the word living-rooms
*IF* living-room is proper, Then there should be a "living-rooms".
February 7, 2015
Ghost-Protocol commented on the user Ghost-Protocol
just trying to help
February 7, 2015