But Lanza sees his work as more than a challenge, or a call to arms.
If anything, Antifragile is a celebration of risk and randomness and a call to arms to recognize and embrace antifragility.
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In 1991, Gore wrote the bestseller, "Earth in the Balance, " a call to arms to protect the air, water and land.
Both saw their addresses as a call to arms for all Americans.
This monograph is not a call to arms for American defense planners.
But for Byron Buffalo, lay minister at the United Church of Christ in Bridger, South Dakota, the designation was a call to arms.
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The letter from King Henry is dated 1543 and is a call to arms to landlords to recruit troops from their tenants to go into battle against the Scots.
But the 30-year-old Leinster star knows that if he can inspire his country to their first Six Nations success since 1985, an extra reward could be a call to arms from McGeechan.
Defending Freedom However heady the appeal of a call to arms, however just the cause, we should still shed a tear for all that will be lost when war claims its wages from us.
He said that thinking about the afterlife in new terms leads to thoughts about what it means to be alive, saying that for some people the book was "a call to arms" to look at their actions during their lifetime and how we they do them better.
Even if most opponents of affirmative action seem to produce an uncertain sound these days, from California there continues to come a ringing call to arms.
It was a personal call-to-arms, a charge to act so that, as he was fond of saying, his children and grandchildren could also live the American dream.
Mr Tapscott interpreted this as a call-to-arms for corporations to work in more open ways.
So when the Bush campaign issued a midnight call-to-arms after the Florida Supreme Court's decision last Wednesday, Feeney was ready.
Just hours after President Obama was re-elected, the U.S. backed a U.N. call to renew debate over a draft Arms Trade Treaty (ATT).
If we could somehow call a halt to this intellectual arms race, Goldman would wind up with the same employees, but at lower cost to society.
"Just as the crew of the Monitor fought tirelessly to keep their 'old-time knight in armour' afloat, so have many worked tirelessly since her loss to keep their commitment to her, and to the 16 sailors who answered the call-to-arms of a young nation in peril, and paid the ultimate price, " said Kathryn Sullivan, acting National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (Noaa) administrator.
Standing tall with a 4.3-inch display and being the first of Nokia's brood to boast LTE connectivity, the 900 is the company's call-to-arms, a mid-range contender crafted with a single-minded mission: shore up the gaps left by the lesser 800 and 710 and establish a brand presence.
In this case, the firm concedes that the enthusiastic response to Mr Ellison's call to arms came as a surprise.
Then came a phone call from Obama to Reid, cautioning him not to do anything that would drive Lieberman into the arms of the Republican caucus.
Long a champion of free and unfettered markets, he rounded off his speech on Thursday with an uncharacteristically rousing call to arms.
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