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I can take this worthless piece of paper, go to the supermarket, give it to a complete stranger whom I've never met before, and get, in exchange, real bananas which I can actually eat.
In a time where people claim it's kind of a tough environment, people are giving a middle finger to this scripted life, the things that people say you're supposed to do, in exchange for things that matter to them and do the things that inspire them.
Rare is an exchange: a smile of brief, wry recognition.
In our office we use hacky sacks to exchange URLs.
I was diagnosed as bipolar, and I think I'm going to be OK." (Applause) I would love to tell you that that's an unusual exchange, but we're doing on average 2.41 active rescues a day.
Files appeared on the network, including classified documents leaked from the parliamentary investigation commission, which highlights that the free exchange and discussion of vital information is starting to become difficult, even for members of a parliament.
What is new is how these realities are hidden and how people are made invisible in an age of global and overwhelming communication and exchange.
Cultures, goods and people are in permanent exchange, but at the same time, the gap between the world of the privileged and the world of the excluded is growing.
So sneakers have clear similarities to both the stock exchange and the illegal drug trade, but perhaps the most fundamental is the existence of a central actor.
So Nike is definitely not the stock exchange.
In fact, there is no central exchange.
Exchange the water particles for donuts.
Romeo: The exchange of thy love's faithful vows for mine.
You know the knife and the pistols and the bullets, I exchange into love and trust.
This relies on trust relationships and mutual exchange.
It basically says that mass is concentrated energy, and mass and energy are exchangeable, like two currencies with a huge exchange rate.
It's very turbulently mixed, because it's moving over those great big undersea mountains, and this allows CO2 and heat to exchange with the atmosphere in and out.
And then if we analyze corals closer to the modern day, or indeed if we go down there today anyway and measure the chemistry of the corals, we see that we move to a position where carbon can exchange in and out.
If you look at films of newborn baby boys and girls, you'll see the baby boys just like the girls, gazing into their mother's eyes, you know, needing that relational exchange of energy.
If a potential mate has managed to pass all these tests, there's still one more: the infamous first kiss, a rich and complex exchange of tactile and chemical cues, such as the smell of one's breath, and the taste of their mouth.
At the level of the global political economy, imagine for a moment that our national currencies have a free-floating exchange rate, with a universal, global, digital currency, one that is issued by the International Monetary Fund, the G-20, on behalf of all humanity.
But from this exchange, further complications arise.
So now, given the complexities of language and cultural exchange, how does this sort of thing not happen all the time?
On the game show, you were thinking about each item's exchange value, what you could obtain for them at a later time, but in an emergency, like the desert scenario, what matters far more is their use value, how helpful they are in your current situation.
For example, in a settlement called Nakivale, we found examples of Congolese refugees running digital music exchange businesses.
Finally, as a machine, I could exchange energy with the world via haptics.
What this picture suggests to us is that we've got a radical change in the way information production and exchange is capitalized.
But what we're seeing now is the emergence of this fourth system of social sharing and exchange.
Social relations and exchange become significantly more important than they ever were as an economic phenomenon.
Each of the 188 members of the IMF hold SDR quotas as part of their foreign exchange reserves.
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