Community activists can make things happen but, asks Sitra's Dan Hill, "How do you get from activism to simply activity, from heroes to everybody?" Clearly, crowd-funding has the zeitgeist on its side.
Reducing operating slots in this way clearly ameliorates crowding.
The farther she was from the fence, the more clearly the voices crowded at her.
Clearly, the crowd had some spare cash, and if it paid for all those other ideas, why not ours?
She danced as if she'd spent a lot of time in topless bars, and she was clearly the crowd favorite.
Ms. Brand said that his restaurant concept — a casual spot on Metropolitan Avenue with tapas, cured meats and a large selection of wines by the glass — "was met by a clearly confused crowd of locals".
Clearly a crowd favourite, Lee provocatively played with the idea of the "gentleman terrorism" of the IRA compared to Al-Qaeda's more inconsiderate approach: "It doesn't take a minute to phone someone up".
Even in such company, Bennett was clearly a crowd favourite, a fact further underlined when his parting shot attack on library cuts drew one of the loudest cheers of the night.
The Swiss was clearly the crowd favourite and he was rising to the challenge, maintaining the form that had seen him reach the last four without losing a set.
Cable, who has won widespread respect for his early warnings about the global economic crisis and his calls for increased regulation of the financial system and reform of parliament, was clearly a crowd favourite with more than 1,000 people coming to hear him talk about his book, The Storm: the World Economic Crisis and What it Means.
