"The orange dresses are part of a marketing and PR campaign already running in commercials of the brewery extensively in Dutch media, and as such are recognisable items associated directly with the brewery in question," a Fifa spokesman said.
Tied directly to this is the recognisable fact that many of us have consented to undesired sex simply because we felt like it would be rude or hurtful to do otherwise – as is the case with the story's protagonist, Margot.
A 'narrow' intertextuality relates closely to what Fairclough (1992) refers to as 'manifest' intertexuality, that is, when it is obvious that a wording or phrase is almost directly lifted or quoted from another recognisable source.
Of 47 VL DNA extracts spoligotyped directly from study 1, 24 (51%) generated recognisable patterns.
Infants were collected directly from their nests by radio-tracking lactating females (recognisable by the size and colour of their teats).
Francis Westoby Hitchin, Hertforrdshire At the moment, 99% of people behave as if the power of the wealthy 1% does not directly affect them, because their world seems "austere" but otherwise still recognisable.
And it also had housing facing directly on to it – some distinctly ducal, such as Northumberland House, but others that were a recognisable part of the old bricky weave of London.
By directly comparing the games to previous versions it is PES 2010 that sees the bigger improvement with player faces more recognisable than ever.
Emir Sansui, a highly recognisable figure with a penchant for pinstripe suits and red bow ties, is among the few Islamic leaders to directly name and condemn Boko Haram.
