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That is, it is not the loan itself which is prima facie negative, but the circumstances surrounding it.

It's unfortunate that most will discount this article prima facie given the current political and societal winds.

Actually Franz Hals was my counterexample to your statement that no one painted alla prima till the 19th century.

Can you point to where this is happening more than the after mentioned over-sensitive, reductivist prima-donnas issues?

It's like these prima donna electrons want to obey fundamental forces instead of build products!

Another way of saying this is if you are using new ubiquitously then you obviously do not care about performance prima facie.

Nearly every point in this list assumes the issues people are addressing with code of conducts boil down to over-sensitive, reductivist prima-donnas.

A registered TM is prima facia evidence of an enforceable TM and ownership; 2.

Registration of a trade mark is prima facie proof of ownership and also allows you to collect statutory rather than just economic damages.

However, this argument would be about safety; if you are using malloc() ubiquitously then you obviously do not care about performance prima facie.

Neither implies that artists started painting whole paintings alla prima from day 1.

Even the prima donna antipattern of being a loose cannon who is flakily grouchy can be somewhat consistent with success --- people will put up with irritating inefficient prima donna stuff if there are enough compensating advantages.

Moreover, “relative color encoding model” isn’t a term used by anyone ever and doesn’t have a prima facie obvious definition, so nobody is going to understand precisely what you mean by it.

My "prima donna" filter is working nicely.

Here's what I actually wrote: "The allusion a sketchy, iterative style of painting that used to be called "alla prima", where you block shapes in in oil paint and then swoosh them around the composition as the painting progresses, perhaps repainting entire sections of the picture.

The rhythm section is from the rock world -- electric bass, guitar and piano, with foursquare beat-keeping drumming (as opposed to the sort of thing that, say, a Buddy Rich would do) -- the vocal performances are clearly in the Calloway-Prima-Charles lineage, and the horns are pure big band pop.