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An utterly dedicated employee who often became fiercely defensive when it came to her boss , she also became Monk 's own " Girl Friday , " an unlikely but effective Dr. Watson to his Sherlock Holmes . " " Breyer is seen as a pragmatist who often takes issue with Justices Scalia and Thomas 's narrow view of constitutional rights , preferring to consider the impact of law on the lives of everyday people . Because the private sector owns and protects 85 percent of the nation 's infrastructure , while local law enforcement often possesses threat information regarding infrastructure , law enforcement-private security partnerships can put vital information into the hands of the people who need it . ( 21 ) An orthodox veneer is , I suspect , something that happens to us almost unknowingly since we often do not understand how our culture has shaped us in the very depths of our being . Pitfalls await the dreamers , who often live rock-star lifestyles before actually achieving fame . By this I mean : We wo n't demand concessions from least developed countries who often lack capacity to trade and sometimes depend on tariffs for their revenue base . The Democrats ' prospective nominees for the presidency , who often dictate the public image of the party even during midterm elections , have largely heeded Struble 's advice . I say that the behavior of scientists is truly exemplary now , as we often cannot even ensure monthly rations of gasoline to those who have cars . We often use space in a metaphorical sense , " said Tversky . These patients often return to hospital on an emergency basis because of a deterioration , which with the correct methods could be discovered earlier . One important and highly visible area currently being actively addressed is applications to traffic management on ground , air and sea , where congestion often exacts a high societal cost in terms of time , accidents , air pollution and quality of life for all those affected by it . Many of the diseases Gerber and her colleagues treat are chronic conditions , which means Gerber and her patients often form lifelong friendships . " We often treat these issues in decontextualized ways .