Socially, it confines itself to the stratosphere, and, if you'd had enough of the haute bourgeoisie and its discontents by the time Antonioni made "La Notte," in 1961, you may be less than thrilled to see it rear its coiffed and anguished head once more.
"The Foundation is obviously concerned with the environment and we've seen it rear its head on prominent schemes at London's Paternoster Square, where plans to rebuild the London square were dropped after the Prince intervened in 1987, and elsewhere," said architect Will Alsop.
It really is one of the things that makes the show its own animal; we have this heavier stuff lurking in the sidelines and I really relish those episodes where we get to have it rear its head and we get to give them a chance to stretch.
The length of the run was intimidating enough but what he could do with the ball was far worse, making it rear up at a batsman's throat at more than 90mph then threatening to shatter their toes with viciously inswinging "sandshoe crusher" yorkers.
Does it rear from pain from excessive pulling?
"There are pundits and there are retirees who can offer their opinions about how they might see it," Rear Adm. John Stufflebeem stiffly told Pentagon reporters this week.
