November has been handed back to us, to do with it what we will.
No, they are not seriously clamouring to be handed back to us: the flag was being waved by democratic protesters against what they see as the increasing influence of the mainland on the ex-colony's affairs.
I feel he left us twice - once when the breath ceased to rise and fall from his chest, and twice when his tall form dressed in a crisp suit and tie was placed in the cremation pyre and turned to ash, handed back to us in a fist-sized vessel.
The fact that we are the cause of this is, paradoxically, good news since it hands back to us the potential to change our behaviour and reclaim the brain function and cognitive health that's been disrupted by our digitally enhanced lives.
"What has happened in this case is that, under the old system, people were able to take the money that should have legitimately been paid in to the taxpayer, and it has taken years and years of effort and public money… to ensure that we eventually get the money handed back to us.
"Here we turned that terrorist attack and ugly incident into an opportunity where we extended our hand to others in the community and others extended their hands back to us.
In their stunning series "Fotomat," Egan & Bystedt — who met at Chaffey College in Rancho Cucamonga — take many of us back to our youth and the drive-through photo kiosks, those little castles where our lives were handed back to us in envelopes as slides.
The felt experience of the body is what the psychedelics are handing back to us; that's why it's called escape, because it's escape from HBO, from walking the mall, from seeing what's on the tube, from consuming trash media it's escape from all of that, into the authenticity of the body [ Eros and the Eschaton"].
I'm going to hand back to Hélène Mulholland now.
Slowly guide the right hand back to starting position.
Move your hand back to first position.
