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Is there any sense of how the pie is carved up in terms of full-time faculty , part-time faculty , administration , equipment , etc ., and any sense of how that pie is changing ? In October of last year , when first I had occasion to quote Ross to good effect , it was a lot more timely to fantasize about " kicking over " the whole Syrian regime , and even carving up the state amongst its neighbors . We can carve out our own career , individualized to our distinct interests . If successful , the states could carve out a long-sought path for universal health care , a goal that 's been politically dead since the Clinton administration . Rivals that compete , but which collectively act as a legally approved cartel , carving up the market , in order to control the route to market . The basic approach is to carve off a piece of the Tk window hierarchy for the application interpreter , alias that to " . It is thanks in large part to his efforts that to this day the law prevents land on the valley floor from being carved up into parcels smaller than 40 acres - - 160 acres in the hills . And since the 1950s these biannual migratory marathons have become even more of a challenge : Vast stretches of natural habitat along North America 's major coastal and inland migration routes have been carved up and developed , contributing to the decline of some songbird species . " In that same year Anne Morrow Lindbergh described the totalitarian powers then carving up the world as " The Wave of the Future . Felix Malvezin strides ahead , then stops to carve off three chunks of cantal for each of us to chew on ; each piece is about the size of a good wedge of brie . Instead of partitioning each array separately , the administrator carves up all the storage from a central ( usually Web ) console . The two struggled , but were able to carve out a living when they discovered some Eastern European animated short films and brokered a deal with the Nickelodeon cable network . Townspeople did n't question how an abuser could get away with child mutilation ; any real abuser would avoid carving up a child because it would certainly be detected ) . It must carve out a new role : one that recognises that Europe , acting as one , can and should set examples that others will follow . “ I carved up the back and allowed the lumbar to follow you in forward tilt , ” he explains . The fact that an information processing architecture generates a space of possible states , events and processes that can be carved up in different ways for different purposes , provides an opportunity for a deep and general study of that space , and the implications of different ways of carving it up . If we can work out what sorts of distinctions can be made in the framework of that topography , and what the costs and benefits of choosing between alternative ways of carving up the terrain are ( the trade-offs ) then that can be a real advance in knowledge . He returns to his childhood home on the British coast , and tries to carve out his own niche in the entertainment resort of Blackpool .