Equally, Frankenstein's monstrous creation is a wonderfully effective personification of our fear of uncontrolled scientific exploration (the most telling recent occurrence being, of course, related to Frankenstein foods.
The New Yorker, February 10 , 1934P. 14 A guest at the Amerius Hotel, Allentown, Pennsylvania, tells about an occurrence the night of the President's Ball.
By E. Heimbach and Clifford Orr The New Yorker, February 10 , 1934P. 14 A guest at the Amerius Hotel, Allentown, Pennsylvania, tells about an occurrence the night of the President's Ball.
When I do have altercations with drivers (a weekly occurrence) I tell them my name, that I have a wife and three kids, that I am flesh and bone not metal and plastic.
"It had not spread to even one other person, so we just wrote it off as a freak occurrence," Fukuda told me when I went to see him in Atlanta.
The teachers at the school haven't been paid for two months - a frequent occurrence, they tell us.
"This is a one-time occurrence," he told the defense attorneys seated in the courtroom before him.
Thankfully she says that it is a rare occurrence but it tells us why so many people struggle to deal with their sexuality when these poisonous attitudes still exist.
"This happens too regularly in online games to remember a specific occurrence," one respondent told Pew, an observation that echoes prior research into bullying among schoolchildren: it's far more common among boys, studies suggest; so common and so casual, in fact, that it just fades into a background throb of nastiness.
Researchers explained on the call that some data show that mitochondrial dysfunction can convert into autism "in numbers that make it not a rare occurrence," one participant told me.
"I understand where your questioning is coming from but from my point of view it is not an unusual occurrence," Brailsford told MPs. "And the sole purpose of Simon Cope's visit wasn't to bring this product.
