"The first amendment protects the freedom to associate and express political views as a group, but the NSA's mass, untargeted collection of Americans' phone records violates that right by giving the government a dramatically detailed picture into our associational ties," said EFF legal director Cindy Cohn.
This terrifying possibility is dramatically detailed in the new Participant Productions documentary, Countdown to Zero, that premiered last month at the Sundance Film Festival (and will be distributed in US theaters by Magnolia Pictures later this year).
But the two arrangements proved dramatically different in detail.
He specialized in exquisitely detailed, dramatically composed paintings of lavish flower arrangements.
The conflict between the father and his oldest boy, out there on the lawn, coheres into physically detailed, dramatically overwhelming sequences.
But Bornstein's report, released in December, raised eyebrows then because it veered so dramatically from the detail and tenor of medical reports traditionally made public about presidential candidates and presidents.
Chaudhary described submitting a script for a video on income inequality; the senator and his policy staff added details that dramatically swelled its length.
The volume is a relatively small one, unfortunately, and images are reduced dramatically in size, with details lost.
His interpretation was detailed and dramatically effective, down to the nuances of his Act II "Credo".
Her approach to their experiences is similarly fragmentary — full in its approach to detail but dramatically gappy and fitful.
