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Colleges and Universities
Commerce Clause
dramatic rights
gender discrimination
grandiose
histrionic
Law and Literature
meretricious
Nimmer, Melville Bernard
orotund
Rosenbergs Trial
the defense

1605) offers fascinating insights into these concerns, as in it Chapman questions the sexual privacy of the tomb and the widow who symbolizes it by creating an extended graveyard-performance within the play itself, one which invents the most extravagantly sexualized widow's grief imaginable while theatricalizing and burying its meaning from the scrutiny of the inquisitorial characters and from the audience.

"A fine and private place": chapman's theatrical widow by Hodgson, Elizabeth / Medieval and Renaissance Drama in England

Untitled (Djordje Ozbolt) confirms this criticism and takes it to a childish and parodic extreme, theatricalizing the visual experience with the addition of spotlights and special effects.

Peter Coffin and Djordje Ozbolt: Herald st by Williams, Gilda / Artforum International

Musical purists deplored the very notion of theatricalizing a composition so solemn in content and, they argued, complete in itself Others, offended perhaps by the title, hinted that the whole enterprise was opportunistic.

Dancing an Ode to Death by Crabb, Michael / Dance Magazine

the legal fraternity

the most possible

The New Jersey, or Paterson, Plan

the prosecuting attorney

the prosecution

The reader is referred to the article courts of the united states

the state