In essence "Dead or Alive" updates the wunderkammer, the encyclopedic curiosity cabinet that dates from the 16th century, for lovers of contemporary art and design.
Dale Ho, who leads the voting rights unit of the American Civil Liberties Union, said in a statement that the court's refusal to hear the North Carolina case means that the state's voting law is now, in essence, dead.
In contrast, we wanted Kia's to feel more traditional, but we personalized it by adding to the lore of Kyber crystals, introducing a creature that suggested that in a way she was fighting with the essence of her dead brother".
Cassady, the man who had truly defined the essence of Beat, whose restlessness, amorality and manic energy had so inspired Kerouac to create his freeform, rhapsodic prose, was found dead by a railway track in Mexico in 1968.
Or is Mama the essence of the girls' dead mother?
And the chorus's final summation deepens the note of despair: "Count no man happy," they say in essence, "until he is dead".
Resolving them -- who gets named and how -- is, he argues, part of the process of setting history right, a service to the dead, the essence of what memorials are for.
In essence, human beings remain dead ends for the virus.
In essence, they will be dead -- and they will stay this way unless bystanders act immediately to restore their heartbeats with CPR and defibrillation.
"Food is the essence of the Day of the Dead," said Magda Bogin, a New York author who also runs Cocinar Mexicano, a cooking school in Tepoztlán, Mexico, "because it's by the scent of their favorite foods that the dead are driven back to the living".
"In essence, ignore them - consider them dead - make them invisible," he wrote.
