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Media coverage was more balanced, and the authorities permitted greater freedom of assembly, expression and movement than in previous years.

"We urge the International Olympic Committee to exert pressure on China so that those attending the Games — and ordinary Chinese citizens — can enjoy freedom of expression and movement," he said.

It was evident that my freedom of expression and movement does not hold the same importance as that of those affiliated with the administration, who were allowed to walk and talk freely.

There is no upper limit on the duration of an order that can encroach on freedom of assembly, association, expression and movement - all on the satisfaction of a senior police officer or, where the orders are required urgently, any police officer, even a probationary constable.

"The state's deliberate indecision ridicules the values pertaining to freedom of speech, expression and movement enshrined in our Constitution and the freedoms for which so many South African have lived, and indeed died," Professor Nongxa said.

His face is covered with sweat and his expression and movements are a good deal like those of a man going to his execution.

Six decades after its creation, North Korea remains a totalitarian state, controlling not just the expression and movements of its citizens, but their livelihoods, viewing habits and even haircuts.

Andy Serkis, who provided the human expression and movements for the computer-generated characters in two Peter Jackson projects — he was Gollum in the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy and the giant ape in "King Kong" — will reunite with Mr. Jackson in the DreamWorks trilogy "Tintin," Reuters reported.

Since sign language uses not only the hands and arms, but also facial expressions and movement throughout the body, Mr. Kanouse had to tone down the physical gesturing he had used in his previous performances and focus more on animating his voice "in order to match what his partner was doing," said Bill O'Brien, the producing director of Deaf West Theater.

Nicola Jennings, who has drawn caricatures for the Guardian and other newspapers for many years, told me: "There are two elements to caricature: first, to analyse the proportions of a face and, second, to observe the expressions and movement made by the face.