The company has taken out ads characterising itself as a victim of a "trial lawyer bonanza".
Horsley has been at the forefront of an unrelenting campaign against abortion that straddles the blurry line between the mainstream movement characterising itself as "pro-life" and men like Scott Roeder who has been charged with Tiller's murder.
Hard on the heels of the Tories promising to increase NHS funding by £8bn a year in real or inflation-adjusted terms, without announcing spending cuts or tax increases to pay for it, Labour is characterising itself as the party that won't make any unfunded spending increases.
Such joyous fragility characterises The Wolf Border itself, which weighs sense and sensuality, order and chaos, with sumptuous grace.
Raised uric acid levels often go hand-in-hand with metabolic syndrome - itself characterised by an excess of weight around the middle of the body, high blood pressure and raised levels of blood fats, such as cholesterol and triglyceride.
As well as providing significant morphological information and temporal dynamics of the sample, the quantitative information retrieved by QPM can also be employed to characterise the setup itself, by determining the amount of aberration present in the system.
Other work has characterised tissue structure itself, including measures of area and texture.
The subtitle of the collection, as the editor explains, adapts a well-known saying of Firth's, which characterises linguistics as language turned back on itself, and very fittingly describes the general spirit of this volume.
His appointment will be confirmed at an EGM on May 16 and that, in itself, highlights the chaos that now characterises the club.
