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It 's partly informed by the fact that there is this deep disagreement , and it is modestly informed by my concern that once again we will not be able to do anything at all on the thing I care most about , namely a ban on cloning for reproduction because of the continued division over this other matter which divides us . The problem is , at minimum , two-fold , namely Kevin Bacon as Lewis stand-in Morris and Colin Firth as the mystifyingly British Collins . In the book The Social Edges of Psychoanalysis is another essay that struck me because it relates to what we were just talking about , namely the influence of theory on policy . Other indicia , however , namely the structure of section 9 ( c ) and the function of scienter in it , suggest to us a congressional intent to apply strict liability to this element of the crime . The question that Senator Adams talks about , namely , the foreigners in the fishery , is something that we all experience and something that we have talked about . While attempts to crack passwords technically do not fall under the rubric of DoS attacks , our proposed strategy treats them similarly , namely , to identify and discard these requests as early as possible ( see Section 4.3 ) . " In the midst of all the noise generated these days over educational reform , one almost despairs of finding any who speak with some understanding of what education is about , namely the full development of human sensibilities and the full exercise of humancapacities . This chapter starts with a brief history of single-unit recording , biased , I am afraid , toward recounting the parts I know best , namely , those that interested me or those I took part in . I 'm curious about to what extent you learned anything new about what we were just talking about , namely the relationship that theory can have in elucidating problems that are before chancellors , like affirmative action , like social disturbance , and so on .