Simon Rottenberg’s 1956 analysis of this activity’s labor market posits that the no-notice salary reductions faced by some workers are offset by a large “psychic income.” The word “the” is footnoted with a citation to its OED definition in William S. Stevens’s parody law review article about “the common law origins” of a feature of this activity. (15[1])The evolution of permissibility and presuppositions (15[1])during (15[1])conversations is notated by analogy to this activity in a paper by (*) David Lewis. (10[1])During his confirmation hearings, (-5[1])John Roberts used an analogy to this activity to advocate for judicial restraint. Laws that give life sentences to habitual offenders are known by an idiom (10[1])derived from this activity. For 10 points, name this activity, the source of the phrase ■END■