The piece that won second place was a pair of giant feet, carefully molded to look as if they belonged to a half-buried sunbather, that carried a politically charged title: "Brenden Leydon's Beach".
With politically charged titles like: "Westoxicated" or "The corrupt minority," Talepasand's miniatures project the image of an Iranian-American woman who flaunts sexual freedom and independence: "I never used that Iranian card to get into shows but I do think it has piqued people's interest in my work that I am an Iranian woman living in the United States and there is nudity in the work".
But they do bear charged titles like "Kill George Zimmerman" and "George Zimmerman must DIE".
Judge Orlofsky issued the preliminary injunction on April 20, after the suit was filed against the state Department of Environmental Protection charging under Title VI that the plant's pollutants would have a "disparate impact" on residents' health.
JUNO When she finds herself pregnant by her high school boyfriend (Michael Cera), the take-charge title character (Ellen Page) lines up a perfect couple (Jason Bateman, Jennifer Garner) to adopt her child.
Among those expenses are attorney fees, credit report fees, engineer's fees, surveyor fees, mortgage origination and application fees, property inspection charges, title search and insurance charges and any transfer taxes paid.
That indictment reflects a probable cause determination by a federal grand jury on a range of very serious felonious conduct.... Nature and Circumstances Of the Offense Charged Title 18 U.S.C.
The photos used by the Sun and seen by millions around the world were first sold to the Los Angeles showbiz site TMZ and then syndicated internationally by celebrity news agency, Splash News which was charging British titles £10,000 for the set of photos.
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Huff/Post50's editor-at-large, Rita Wilson, asks fellow post-50s to reflect on the energy, drive and (perhaps) condescension inherent in the heavily charged 'boomer' title.
It is a testimony to the speed at which modern football changes that in 1994-95, as Rovers were charging to the title, City spent just £30,000.
