The Center for Media and Democracy asserts that the State Policy Network (SPN), an umbrella group of 64 thinktanks based in each of the 50 states, is acting as a largely beneath-the-radar lobbying machine for major corporations and rightwing donors.
And as an obdurate blue-collar gal who kept her secrets to herself, Frances McDormand provided a master class in beneath-the-skin acting in Daniel Sullivan's deceptively easygoing production.
Mr. von Trier, in his madly idealistic effort to break through the barriers of acting to the primal humanity beneath, gives us a latter-day Wagnerian transcendence, using not music but the barely mediated human emotion of film.
However they are frequently directly associated with pigment-based colors, either contributing to the overall color pattern or acting as a reflective layer beneath pigmented areas [ 6, 22- 24].
A fame line that ends beneath the ring finger in a star or triangle shows that spectacular success awaits in the fine arts field (acting, singing, dancing).If it ends beneath the ring finger in a square this indicates a kindly patron.
A culverted stream runs beneath her neighborhood in Cleveland Heights, Ohio, acting as a kind of rat corridor.
Not struggling or acting quickly is also important if you end up beneath the ice.
a The North Anatolian fault beneath the Sea of Marmara, b The Princes's island fault beneath the Çınarcık basin, c the regional stress tensor acting in Marmara region.
Cleavage is a super-induced structure, the result of pressure acting on the rock at some time when it was deeply buried beneath the Earth's surface.
In 2007, acting under instruction from Moscow, explorer Artur Chilingarov planted a Russian flag on the seabed beneath the pole, laying claim to the area.
