Kosovo scored a significant victory in its struggle to be recognised as a full and legitimate state yesterday when the UN's highest court ruled that its 2008 declaration of independence did not break international law.
At the pre-execution party, with Gilmore full of legitimate speed and smuggled liquor, with the loudspeakers blaring country and western and Johnny Cash on the line, Gilmore saw a chance of escape through changing clothes with one of his guests: he would have taken it if the guest had been willing to co-operate, which he wasn't.
Should it be seen as a general triumph for small-press authors (Ms. Gordon's publisher, McPherson & Company, which has championed her work for decades, remains a company with a post office box for a mailing address), or as a full-blown, legitimate recognition of 2010's best work of fiction?
Life without children should be respected as a legitimate, full, admirable life, not a consolation prize or an insult to those who are parents.
Indonesia is finding it hard to establish proper judging and policing overnight after decades of dictatorship, let alone a full set of legitimate laws and a clear-out of corruption.
For information on tax payments across state boundaries, read The Tax Foundation's work in this area The model assigns all taxpayers the full value of legitimate deductions and credits.
That's an unparalleled feat in a vociferous city full of both legitimate and self-anointed experts, most of who have at least 20 years on him.
We can play out this investigation for other countries that claim to be democratic: do they offer full citizenship (or legitimate routes towards it, for permanent immigrants) to everyone under their authority?
While informed consent begins to address the interests of research participants through the disclosure of materially relevant information and due attention to adequate comprehension and voluntariness, it is not designed to address the full range of legitimate interests in the trial.
It asked the right question — about photography's claim to be a full-fledged and legitimate art — at the right time, when Arbus's work had advanced that claim with unprecedented force.
