Yet in the aftermath of the mass murder of his colleagues this lack of reverence declared in every line of the drawing becomes a truly sublime declaration of freedom.
The cigarette she confidently cradles "is a declaration of freedom", writes Tulloch, "black feminine freedom".
The ornate ceremony may not have been what the neighborhood's colonists had in mind in 1657 when they signed the Flushing Remonstrance, a document often credited as a precursor to the Bill of Rights' declaration of freedom of religion.
It may fairly be taken as an announcement of the policy that was to guide the army and as a declaration of freedom taking effect as the lines advanced.
Slowly, on a 50-year-old Teletype machine with punched-paper tape, he began to bang out "When in the Course of human events…"This was the first free e-text, and none better as a declaration of freedom from the old-boy network of publishing.
When, near the end, a prostitute on her way to jail finally lights up, it's a moment worthy of 1940's Hollywood, a small, ephemeral but in its way heroic declaration of freedom, and therefore the perfect expression of this film's resilient spirit.
Lodged inside Paul's declaration of freedom to the Galatians, there comes a mention of Mary, probably the oldest written reference to Jesus' mother.
A recurrence of FMD would trigger outbreak control measures as laid down in national contingency plans until the re-declaration of freedom from FMD.
Eradication of BHV-1, i.e. official declaration of freedom by the EU or Efta, has already been achieved in Switzerland, Norway, Finland, Denmark, Sweden, Austria and the province of Bolzano in Italy [ 2, 29].
