Mr. Zagny, for example, who at 40 still enjoys (in every sense) the reputation of an enfant terrible, was especially vehement in asserting his right to be considered as a human being, not a Russian.
Against that background, the articles in this issue provide especially important and timely guidance in asserting the tandem need for innovation and capacity building to develop and implement locally relevant, feasible, and effective mental health care.
It will certainly be a policy to watch, especially as a litmus for how effective major legislation can be in asserting privacy protections.
Fox especially has asserted dominance over CNN in the ratings.
But the landscape feature that most obviously asserts itself, especially in the revealing winter months, is water: ponds like Nash's and Cypress, whose glimmering edges lap the edges of yards, and other pools too small to be named, which collect behind logs until they finally find ways around.
Despite this friction, Ford asserts that especially in urban areas Protestants and Catholics grew to look quite similar.
Japan, which has had a pacifist constitution since its defeat in World War II, has started talking about asserting itself militarily, especially in the wake of the nuclear crisis with North Korea.
UNICEF's efforts to rebuild and reopen schools in Dili and Kosovo and elsewhere are only the latest reflection of the overarching importance of asserting the right to education, especially in countries that are struggling to recover from humanitarian emergencies.
Depending on how events are problematized (Deroy and Clegg 2011), especially in situations where elite problematizations are able to assert their domination over all interpretive repertoires, certain consequences tend to follow.
Among the more substantive lessons taught by basketball, especially pickup ball, is the importance of striking a balance between fitting in and asserting oneself.
