On March 18th an opposition activist was dragged aside at Harare airport and beaten.
At night, when the place fills up in one breathless surge, diners graciously drag aside entire tables, unasked, to make room for new neighbors.
She was dragged aside by a plainclothes officer at the border with Kenya on October 19th and is now in prison and at risk of torture.
I had planned to call one particular opposition MP on arrival, only to hear that he had been dragged aside at the airport and smashed up anew the day before I landed.
Glass assisted him on the pioneering "Cutting Device: Base Plate Measure" (1969), a long irregular stack of lead, wood, stone, and steel elements, with two neat parallel cuts and severed extremities dragged aside at odd angles.
The reporter drags me aside.
Although most aggressive interactions do not involve physical contact, when aggression escalates bonobos bite, hit, kick, slap, grab, drag, shove aside and pin down [49].
This time it was Piu that I grabbed, dragging her away from the shoebox as if her proximity would contaminate it and thrusting her aside.
Theirs is a serious response, and, aside from dragging a relative I never knew into the fray, it advances the conversation instead of simply throwing it into the flames.
"You can't do that!" Taffer screamed, enraged, dragging the crew member aside when he heard his cajoling.
