But the boundaries containing this massive subculture are almost non-existent, creating a realm populated by mythic monsters, superheroes, manga characters and film star doppelgängers all at once.
One example is the notorious "Great Firewall of China," a government operation that screens and blocks Internet content, creating a realm of politically sanitized information for citizens.
But Sternberg created a realm of adamant illusion in all the six films he went on to make with Dietrich, until his love began to feel more like entrapment and to look more like revenge.
Mr. Mills has made his angels both athletic and shimmering, and his production unites movement with yards of voluminous fabric, unusual lighting effects and glittering shards of reflecting surfaces to create a realm of eternal wonder.
Ms. Edgar, in Turkish-style culottes and eyes heavily lined in kohl, creates a realm lined with flowers, a space in which she plays first an enchantress, then an enraged queen rejected by her unseen lover.
In art, however, we create a realm of the imagination, in which each beginning finds its end, and each fragment is part of a meaningful whole.
It's been a slow start, but we're standing at the precipice, cracking the door into biometric marketing and creating a new realm of opportunities and insights.
Like a transformational version of Belgium's Tomorrow Land, Once Upon a Festival will be bringing to life the whimsy of a fairy tale by creating a magical realm where all of our childhood memories of bean stalks, mermaids and princesses will be manifested.
Why the fuck would we hold the writer of this show up to any public scrutiny for creating an imaginary realm where old, fat men fuck teenage women in every episode?
Kandahar and other areas will most likely fall to the Taliban, creating a truly lawless realm that wrecks China's plans for an energy and commodities passageway through South Asia.
She is almost certain to avoid creating a whole new realm of rights to achieve economic equality -- the latest bold vision of progressives, as described by Noah Feldman in the this past Sunday's New York Times Magazine.
