As a result of these activities, Bethe became deeply occupied with what he called "political physics," the attempt to educate the public and politicians about the consequences of the existence of nuclear weapons.
"Are you too deeply occupied to say if my Verse is alive?" Dickinson was a spinster of thirty-one, bindlike in habit and appearance, with fine chestnut hair and abnormally wide-set eyes, whose color she compared to sherry.
She cites the writer Mark Doty, who, with his gay lover, turned a shared house into "a deeply occupied zone in which to encounter and to recapitulate all our dwellings, a house deep enough, ours enough, to dream into".
The economy is no good". Traveling around the deeply scarred occupied territories here, where gunmen roam freely and posters of suicide bombers, made up like rock stars, adorn the walls, it's hard to get away from the feeling that this is a place with no room for you unless you are an extremist.
My more prurient side longed for additional similarly intimate titbits, but if Lindgren's diary tells us anything, it's how all-encompassing the war was, how deeply it occupied everyone's hearts and minds, even in neutral Sweden, "the Shangri-La where you can still get food, cakes and chocolate", where bombs don't fall and the streets don't ring with the sound of marching Nazi jackboots.
The "centrist" candidates, such as Kendall, will drag us further right than Blair, into territory I am deeply uncomfortable occupying.
Like many defense lawyers in a country where justice is viewed as deeply politicized, he occupies an occasionally awkward space between challenging authority and being part of the system itself.
Previous phylogenetic analysis [ 39] demonstrated that North American Grylloblatta are monophyletic and derived from a northeast Asian grylloblattid ancestor, and that Grylloblatta was split into two deeply divergent lineages occupying the northern Cascades and southern Oregon-California.
And we plunge deeply into the Surrealist terrain occupied by architecture today: the area of overlap between metaphor and material, between politics and the psyche.
He opens with his now-classic joke: 'I'm Al Gore, I used to be the next President of the United States', which bears repeating again and again when you think about the ignorant, inarticulate, dishonest, deeply compromised person who has occupied that office throughout this century.
With Nicolas Sarkozy deeply unpopular and the right having occupied the presidency since 1995, it is the Socialists' election to lose.
