The guerrilla dress is more like a style statement, a form of dandyism; sometimes the rioters who speak to camera sound — even when they're giving it most heart — as if they're acting the part of outraged righteousness, as if they've picked it up from elsewhere, ready-made.
If you live elsewhere, get ready: on Friday KATHRYN BIGELO Ws supreme achievement, which explores the courage and at times the madness it takes to disable bombs in wartime, opens from Atlanta to Washington.
One of these — the Patrice Caurier and Moshe Leiser staging of Ambroise Thomas's "Hamlet," already presented at the Grand Théâtre de Genève and elsewhere — came ready-made.
Mr Zapatero was always at pains to point out that Spain had 3,000 peacekeeping troops elsewhere, and was ready to strengthen its force in Afghanistan.
Even after Afghan forces have assumed the lead in a province, some American or NATO forces may remain or be positioned "over the horizon" elsewhere in Afghanistan ready to respond quickly if necessary.
So the same-sex referendum was far, far from a slam dunk there, and its success suggests that citizens elsewhere may be ready at last to endorse same-sex marriage that other states are ripe.
Most young people I encounter, at Stanford and elsewhere, are not ready to start their own venture at 18 or even 20 years of age.
Elsewhere, Seagate is ready with a new product called Dave (digital audio video experience), a 1.8-inch drive with up to 60 gigabytes of storage and networking software that will link it to computers of all sizes.
But there were also indications that the United States and countries in Europe and elsewhere were not yet ready to clearly demand that Mr. Assad step down.
Elsewhere, many Afghans seemed ready to believe that ISAF was lying: that the soldier had not acted alone, or had been drunk.
But there's something about fiscal scare stories that makes economists who have done good work elsewhere careless, all too ready to jump on results that seem to reinforce fiscal fears without engaging in self-reflection and self-criticism.
