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“A lot of businesses are saying, we just don’t think consumers will stand for this,” DiNatale said.

But LAP, which stands for Life Among People, has also caused a backlash in the German capital from critics who say it is squeezing out local cafes, prompting protests and even vandalism.

If Republicans don’t find an agenda to stand for in the next 12 months, they will soon find themselves in a position to pass nothing at all.

Such tool use—notably hand letter-cutting in stone, producing forms like those we see on traditional monuments—stands for “materiality, for slowness, for permanence” in the face of boardroom brainstorming and assembly-line production.

If they announced that they wanted to stand for re-election, a poll would be held solely on the question of whether they should be returned to parliament.