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From the start, the Cuban-born Pardo has consistently plumbed every discrepancy that could imaginably obtain between the so-called third world and the first.
Ornament and clime: Jan Tumlir on Jorge Pardo's Tecoh
the post modern has thus for Compagnon and others at least one imaginably positive function: to cleanse the modern tradition of its anti- or trans-aesthetic motives, to purify it of whatever was prototypical or historical, or even collective, in it, to return artistic production to the disinterested aesthetic activity that a certain bourgeois tradition (but not that of the artists themselves) always attributed to it.
Is the casting of utilitarian as discordant with arts education philosophy justified?
Lopez might imaginably have made a Second Amendment argument, but he did
Valid rule due process challenges: Bond v. United States and Erie's constitutional source
And John Martin's illustrations provided for the nineteenth century what films like Star Wars, or a television series like Babylon 5 (1994-98) provided for the later twentieth century: a visual actualisation of realms beyond human experience but which are brought within the imaginably real by the power of artistic depiction.
Poets in the news: John Milton and William Golder in Early Wellington
She is called "the oldest of all the whores" (269), imaginably sharing with Johanna both motherhood and whorehood.
Anais Nin's buried child translator's afterword to the Japanese version of The Winter of Artifice (the Paris edition, 1939)
It is a revelation for us all, of the real existence of the global nuclear regime feeding itself from globally distributing nuclearity, and of the fact that it would not only dare persist in nuclear power even after the imaginably worst disaster but also even utilize the catastrophic situation in order to maintain its rule.
Radiation and revolution
Such deficits could imaginably lead to distress even in the absence of substantial behavioral abnormalities.
Sensorintegrative dysfunction underlying vestibular disorders after traumatic brain injury: a review
It is an affected ending, but not one that botches the poem (which is, imaginably, a paean to the likely now-faded beauty of the Miss Benjamin who had first stirred Layton's sexual urges as an adolescent).
On selecting Irving Layton's seductive invective; or, an addendum to Trehearne
The counterpublication of a similar image by any given terrorist organization would, imaginably, be given as proof of their "inhumanity"--indeed, that was one of the stock reactions to the beheading videos.
Abu Musab al Zarqawi: the making and unmaking of an American monster (in Baghdad)
the legal system could imaginably make anything happen, it is
Blue-collar crime: conspiracy, organized labor, and the anti-union civil RICO claim
Every imaginably feature of the internet is shown: from Google searches to posts on an internet forum.
Intermediality as cultural literacy and teaching the graphic novel
And it thus rehearses a series of explanations of history and history-like fiction that appear throughout the eighteenth century--that their power lies not so much in their being actual as in their being imaginably actualizable for their readers.
Dissenting textualism: the claims of psychological method in the long romantic period

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