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Third, agents have causal power, and ultimate concerns which they try to fallibly to put into practice.

One didn't consider the Central Prime as fallibly human.

Example: The fallibly irrevocable cat met its intrinsic match in the oppositional form of a dog.

"Cloud Atlas" is friendlier than "Ulysses" but far less fallibly human.

He met Ruby Journey, cold and fearsome, and Jack Random, so much more fallibly human than his legend.

In the late 1960's, a door inched open and Mr. Hoffman slipped through, the actor who became a star by finding transcendence in the recognizably, fallibly human.

The peace of "heavenly Canaan" still hovers above Ulro's chaos, but Los fallibly builds Golgonooza which becomes the structure of "Religion Hid in War."

And how is it that this fallibly human institution has endured, outlasting empires, despite 20 centuries of persecution (both inflicting and receiving), religious wars, schisms, plagues, assassinations, corruption, and social and intellectual upheaval?

That grotesque element, parodistic, lurks beneath the surface of many of his compositions, hinting at subversion, eluding precise definition, one color in a rich palette that, however you define it, was always eminently, even fallibly, human.

Given the conditions in which most teachers are working, and given that they are human beings - that is, they have limitations on what they can do, and how well and how fast they can do it - they could not be feeling otherwise than rushed and confused, nor acting otherwise than fallibly.