If the country can't pray in public how come In God We Trust is written on our money which circulates openly, and daily.
But Lu Xun, widely regarded as the greatest Chinese writer of this century, is as untamed as ever, and his essays continue to be circulated openly.
Unlike, say, the covert and highly illegal newspapers attacking the occupation of France and the Netherlands during the Second World War, the vast majority of radical papers produced during the Vietnam War Era circulated openly.
There, he was echoing the idea circulating fairly openly among right-wing media that Soros or some other nefarious hidden power is funding the caravan of asylum seekers walking its way through Mexico to the U.S. border.
Leading regional Qaeda officials, including the feared Mokhtar Belmokhtar, considered an "emir" of Al Qaeda, circulate openly in the northern towns.
Now the dollar circulates openly as a second — if not primary — currency, as if the country were a huge Caribbean island.
The daily newspaper of exiled Iraqis, Al Zaman, is now openly circulating in Iraq and has opened an office in Baghdad.
They argue that the types of documents at issue are openly circulated in the military industry and the Pentagon among people with appropriate security clearances.
Pirated hard copies of books circulate just as openly — my last novel, "Brothers," had been on sale in bookstores for only a few days when a copycat edition appeared in sidewalk stalls outside my house.
While Kennedy agonized endlessly about the decision -- wavering until the final days before the opinion circulated and musing openly about writing a brief opinion that would sidestep the question of whether abortion is a fundamental right -- O'Connor made her decision and never looked back.
The discussions achieved little, although Henry is alleged to have offered Philip that John could marry Alice instead of Richard, reflecting the rumours circulating over the summer that Henry was considering openly disinheriting Richard.
