Early in this century, the eminent economist Alfred Marshall offered this advice to his  When confronted with an economic problem, first translate into mathematics, then solve the problem, then translate back into English and burn the mathematics.
Alfred Marshall the economists says to change economic problems to math, find the solution, then translate it to English.
Alfred Marshall says to solves economic problems without any math.
Someone is hiking.
a lady swinging a baseball bat
People are standing in line.
It had Hankyu and Hanshin, two huge department stores outside of Tokyo.
Kaiser Permanente is a company in the HMO industry.
It was a pretty good program where a plot of land was purchased and people volunteered their time and talents to build a home.