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Such alternative outcomes are articulated in a palpable sense of marginalisation among Ukip supporters on the streets of Margate.
His revised thoughts on death, for instance, are articulated in a monologue in "Saraband," his recent made-for-television sequel to "Scenes From a Marriage".
Some of these figures, or quasi figures, are articulated in a muscular series of charcoal drawings on backgrounds of pink, yellow and orange gouache.
The implications of this connection for human capital formation are immense and are articulated in a wide range of publications, from lay articles to academic reports (The Economist, 2006; Augustine, 2007).
While each separate chapter provides a compelling "stand alone" analysis, the true force of Galeano's narrative unfolds only if these strands are articulated in an overall argument, thus revealing the overarching structures and patterns of political-economic domination that emerge as forceful and concerted system.
It is articulated in a number of ways in my institution.
Her vision is articulated in a winning new book, "Design Revolution: 100 Objects That Empower People".
That court's basic position on political-campaign money was articulated in a 1976 decision, Buckley v. Valeo.
Today the same assumption that freedom and order are intimately connected reigns at the centre of power, even if it is articulated in a different way.
It's interesting, though, how each element – every rib and membrane – has to be articulated in a different colour, to show off how many elements are involved.
As an artist Ford thrived on contradictions and inconsistencies; for him, a truth that could be articulated in a simple slogan was almost certainly not a truth at all.
