There was a summer of dismal tournament play made worse because Herrera actually managed to make the team seem like yet another expression of Mexican corruption and of its currently reviled PRI government, lowlighted by outlandishly unfair refereeing that propelled the team forward into the Gold Cup finals.
From its roots in the 2008 workers' revolt in the Gafsa Mining Basin to the desperate self-immolation of Mohamed Bouazizi two years later, the revolution was an expression of resistance to corruption.
Absenteeism among teachers, another expression of corruption, was rated as the main academic problem by 12% of students in 2000 and 9% in 2007.
Kors: You wrote Spanglish, arguing that this amalgam is a valid form of expression, not a slumland corruption of two great languages.
In cities across Brazil, the protests have escalated into a wider expression of discontent over alleged corruption, outsized government spending, and a lack of public services.
The group also said a constitutional referendum in May was marked by "repressive media laws, an almost total ban of freedom of expression," government corruption, ballot stuffing, voter intimidation and coercion, and "the continuing widespread detention of political activists".
At his news conference, Mr. Karzai said he had been struck by the many expressions of anger about corruption during the day.
But more than economics I felt that it was about freedom of expression, the corruption, and police harassment.
The critical, 95 page-long survey alleges that the AK party government has interfered to produce "supine" courts, censored websites, restricted freedom of expression, stifled corruption investigations and subjected detainees to degrading treatment.
It's merely a corruption of the original expression "start naked" - that's to say, as naked as you were when you started your life.
