In 1986, for instance, Dr. Edward Gripon, a psychiatrist, testified that David Harris, then 25 and freshly convicted of murder, posed a substantial risk of further violent acts.
Even the threat posed by freshly polished floors was deemed enough to warrant a scare-ad by the Central Office of Information, the arm of the Cabinet Office that, until its austerity-driven closure last year, spent hundreds of millions of taxpayers' pounds (including a budget of £531m in 2009/10) trying to convince us we could die horribly, anywhere, at any time.
Mr. Ratmansky is a fountain of movement ideas, with sweeping stiff arms and vigorous floor-stamping and clapping and every sort of catlike pose, from freshly funny to deeply tragic.
Last year, journalists from the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project posed as rosewood buyers and were promised that 80percentt of their purchase would be freshly cut, direct from the forest.
Donald Trump Jr, son of the Republican frontrunner, pulled five freshly shot pheasants from the back of his hunter's jacket, placed them delicately in the Iowa grass, and posed with a toothy grin.
As if to underline the threat posed by the fire, less than one kilometer away from the rehabilitation center — separated by a buffer of forest — a block of land has been freshly burned and planted with oil palm.
The former shows a mother's love, while the latter, a freshly-dressed black male posing on top of a car.
The former shows a mother's love, while the latter, a freshly-dressed black male posing on top of a car.
In some images parents pose with their freshly coiffed kids; in others, an adult's arm reaches in from outside the frame to prop a child up.
