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Critics have interpreted Joe 90's spy-fi theme and the choice of a child character as the protagonist as either a "kids play Bond" concept or an enshrinement of children's powers of imagination.

The extreme cleanliness of the place represents not only the normal middle-class abhorrence to dust and dirt--the ceramic virtually gleams--but, in effect, it highlights an enshrinement of domestic orderliness and comfort, for Alvedo at 52 is slowly re-piecing his life after 18 years spent in Cuban prisons.

Bainimarama stressed its provision of an independent judiciary and its enshrinement of a number of civil and political rights, as well as the creation of a 50-member popularly elected legislature.

U2 has probably received more critical support than any mainstream rock entry since Bruce Springsteen, but there was an undercurrent of discontent last year--a possible backlash to the "enshrinement" of U2.

The Basketball Hall of Fame conducts an "enshrinement ceremony" for new inductees, while the Baseball Hall of Fame has an exhibition called "Sacred Ground".

At first glance, the film, with its lovingly appointed interiors and its excerpts of poetry on the soundtrack, might strike you as a dull and dutiful enshrinement of Dickinson's brilliance, another ordinary film about an extraordinary artist.

The court case began 15 years ago in western Yamaguchi Prefecture after a local veterans group performed the Shinto enshrinement of Takafumi Nakaya, an army lieutenant who had died in an on-duty automobile accident in 1968.

At the moment, however, they are engrossed in a more urgent project: the enshrinement of August 2nd as a national day of mourning.

So why is it that after an hour or two in Brooklyn the enshrinement of hip-hop in a museum comes to seem surprisingly appropriate, or even preordained?

A university can have only three players on the ballot at a time, a rule that will probably delay the enshrinement of several of Coach Nick Saban's Alabama stars a decade from now.

But our reverence for the good lawyer and the enshrinement of "To Kill a Mockingbird" as the conscience of America have required the same sort of complacent historical vision that allows the Confederate flag to fly atop state buildings.