vitiate
This was not Marx’s meaning, in his own historical writing, yet the error vitiates much latter-day ‘Marxist’ writing
This was not Marx’s meaning, in his own historical writing, yet the error vitiates much latter-day ‘Marxist’ writing
Discovering the tiny interstices of the complex banking network that no one else thought much about.
And so went the great unlocking of the fortress desk, promontory from which my father spent his life surveying his family and his money.
Someone from law enforcement would inveigh against exporting encryption products with keys longer than 40 bits
Observe also the archaism of putting the adjective last: “joy intolerable,” “song unpronounceable,” “glory unimaginable.”