A federal jury in the Adelphia Communications fraud case heard clashing portrayals yesterday of John Rigas and two of his sons, with a prosecutor contending that they had betrayed and looted the company and defense lawyers arguing that the Rigases had acted honorably and always intended to repay money they had borrowed from Adelphia.
Clashing portrayals of Enrique Marquez, friend of San Bernardino shooter.
Ron Reagan and Ron Christie discuss clashing portrayals of Ronald Reagan -- Perlstein's smart, shrewd charmer (The Invisible Bridge) and Cannon's under-informed racantour (Reagan: The Role of a Lifetime).
So what do these researchers and the ones who first warned of glacial retreat have to say about the clashing public portrayals of their work on Africa's highest peak?
Two sides of nanomedicine clash in their portrayal and understanding of the science, and one is more reductionist than the other.
Beyond the academy, Said's work has equipped us to challenge orientalist thinking in the media and politics, especially in portrayals of a "clash of civilisations" between Islam and the west (think of all those Heathrow passengers today, removing their shoes and toothpaste tubes as defence against the faceless forces of Islamist terror).
Maria Kapajeva is a successful local artist and her project, Interiors, at the Tartu Art Museum, attempted to capture the clash of post-Soviet identity and Western media portrayals of women, and its impact on femininity in the region.
April 22, 1876 Donna Island, Norway November 5, 1931 Northfield, Minnesota O. E. Rölvaag, (born April 22, 1876, Dönna Island, Helgeland, Nor. died Nov. 5, 1931, Northfield, Minn., U.S). Norwegian-American novelist and educator noted for his realistic portrayals of Norwegian settlers on the Dakota prairies and of the clash between transplanted and native cultures in the United States.
O. E. Rölvaag, (born April 22 , 1876 Dönna Island, Helgeland, Nor. died Nov. 5, 1931, Northfield, Minn., U.S ., Norwegian-American novelist and educator noted for his realistic portrayals of Norwegian settlers on the Dakota prairies and of the clash between transplanted and native cultures in the United States.
The organisation was concerned at the portrayal of the clashes as ideological and sectarian, when it believed they were mostly due to endemic poverty and lack of opportunities.
It is the portrayal of a clash between an old world of rigid religious codes, duels, fixed gender roles and strict class division and a new world of divorce, separation, custody battles, women's self-determination and uncertain moral rules.
