Less than a mile away, Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams is kicking a football with some teenage lads on a housing estate as he canvasses with Doherty, a tough-talking Glaswegian with Donegal roots and party vice-president since 1988.
This installation consists of two rooms, one in which live butterflies hatch from pupae embedded in white paintings, and another in which dead butterflies are pressed onto the surfaces of brightly coloured canvasses.
She said that "black economic empowerment", the ANC's policy of spreading the country's wealth more widely, "must include ordinary people, not just a small, politically connected elite".Sipho Masigo, a young DA city councillor who canvasses Johannesburg's largest township looking for recruits, admits it is not easy.
Nakedness takes over, canvasses get big.
Every year, it canvasses companies and organisations throughout the world about job prospects and salaries for those with business-related degrees.
John Hellings, 55, canvasses for Ukip in Southwark, south London Best experience?
She works mornings, and in the afternoons, when the theatrical managers are up and about, canvasses their offices.
The present entry focuses on this concern, and canvasses the most prominent attempts to address it.
The main body of this entry dialectically canvasses the respective claims for "high theory," for particularistic "anti-theory," and for various species of "mid-level" theorizing in between these extremes.
This section canvasses two of the most important kinds of such constraints.
To guard against such conflations, this section canvasses a number of distinctions with which one might easily confuse the agent-relative/agent-neutral distinction and explains how each differs from it.
