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The victor is venerated. Have but luck, and you will have the rest; be fortunate, and you will be thought great.

There was once a wise and venerated fish who preached about water. Water, he would say, surrounds and supports us.

This is pathetic, and pathetic that the "venerated" Wall Street Journal would publish this nonsense.

Oh yes venerated software 'craftsmen' because we don't have enough ego as programmers.

'Within law enforcement, few things are more venerated than the concept of the Warrior.' Sure in some jurisdictions.

The Reals are venerated because they're actually usable. Other numbers systems tend to be a gigantic pain in the ass to get any work done with.

I have respect for the developers at Gearbox -- I'm looking forward to see what they can make of the venerated IP that is Homeworld.

In fact religion is one of the only parts of society where the mentally ill are venerated, which is a sad fact. Your focus on corporations being the reason for corruption is unwarranted.

These ISPs are violating long-venerated network protocol. As for who it hurts, it's a highly annoying experience for folks who are used to having the browser -- not their ISP -- handle errors for non-existent domains.

>I didn't say the founders' intent should be venerated, or even necessarily taken into account. Hm. I'm a little confused.

It's venerated by fans of underground electronic music, mainly due to its simple and effective social features. It's very much like twitter for music in its social functionality.

It is an important measure of a society whether banditry, helplessness, and stupidity are venerated.

It has a few, and if they buy not-too-expensive houses and seem Pittsburghite-friendly, they are venerated. It did well in the recession because its economy is based on education and healthcare; this does not make it particularly good for startups.

That's especially pronounced in the US, because the US constitution is very rarely amended and almost religiously venerated. The Founding Fathers are often seen as demi-gods who could never have gone wrong.

It's the fact that it's being venerated as remotely important. The mere suggestion that seeing a sweat drop on a presidential candidate's forehead is even passingly relevant to anyone is profoundly disturbing to me.

There are far worse books than Rands; for example the majority of the holy books in existence currently venerated by the vast majority of the world's population in some way shape or form. And yet to criticise these works is not to misrepresent the original statements into some largely inaccurate comic book characterisation and then proceed to dismantle it.