One of her sons, later assessing her desire for a child, said, "She wanted a doll!" Guterl is astute about the contradictions in Baker's experiment and her celebrity, both of which rested on her capacity for reinvention.
His others — "Norwood," "The Dog of the South," "Masters of Atlantis" and "Gringos," none of which rest neatly in any identifiable genre — are stranger, more loosely plotted and, often, funnier.
Take the very example of "Gary", one of the earliest terms for ecstasy, the origins of which rest with Liverpool defender Gary Ablett Gary Ablettt = Tablet).
Take the very example of "Gary", one of the earliest terms for ecstasy, the origins of which rest with former Everton and Liverpool defender Gary Ablett Gary Ablettt = Tablet).
In addition, this was the Cold War, with East and West competing in nuclear, space and polar races - the weight of which rested on both nations and individuals.
Inside, a heavyset older woman, head partly veiled, sat behind a wooden counter on top of which rested a row of variously sized glass bottles.
The lease signed is "a lengthy, complex document which is not necessarily easy to translate", the legal interpretation of which rests on case law.
The result is a richness and a vividness in the theatre that is absent in most Western drama, so much of which rests on a literary basis.
Mr. Urbina leaped from the taxi and took photos of the truck, on the bed of which rested a portable pigeon coop.
Yet there is little public solution to the problem of homemaking and child-rearing, the bulk of which rests on the overworked working wives and mothers.
