This flourish — one that the chain is, alas, abandoning — is a bit like watching salad and dressing being forcibly introduced like two families at a boozy shotgun wedding.
For instance, as a result of the racist stereotype of their hyper-fertility, throughout this period many Latinas were forcibly sterilized like animals to prevent their "overpopulation".
In addition to their multicolored complexions, Puder's constructions look as though they've been forcibly compressed like debris in a tsunami.
Almirante Latorre was not forcibly seized like the Ottoman and (ex-Rio de Janeiro), two other ships being built for a foreign navy, because of Chile's "friendly neutral" status with the United Kingdom.
Both distanced themselves from the extreme opposition, expressed most forcibly by the likes of Senator Ted Cruz, which drove the recent 16-day government shutdown and did extensive damage to the Republicans' standing in public polls, driving the party's approval rating as low as 22%.
Now, her face is cerulean-colored as she forcibly emits a staccato-like exhalation.
Watch as they stumble and fall, shouting at one another like forcibly separated school bullies, after having had their ankles tied to those of three other men.
The key is to find ways to solve the housing crisis that don't involve forcibly evicting people, like estate "regenerations" imposed from above, and can win the support of existing local people by making their lives happier and better.
China has done the best job of urban planning in Asia, although sometimes through draconian measures, like forcibly removing slum dwellers and requiring people have permission to move to a big city.
He's been forcibly retired and doesn't like it.
