And far from the digital trap house many have depicted it to be, Silk Road 2.0 has continued its predecessor's aim of allowing drug users to make informed decisions about their use of psychoactive substances, both by providing products that are open to quality checks and through the spread of honest information about how to take those products as safely as possible.
The story has captured the imaginations of illustrators worldwide and this exhibition gives a glimpse into the weird and wonderful ways that illustrators have depicted it.
Accounts of the Lynch rescue have depicted it, implicitly or explicitly, as the classic happy ending of a classic American captivity story.
Many accounts of the struggle over Proposal 6 have depicted it as an evenly matched battle between two titans: City Hall and the United Federation of Teachers.
In an airport bookstore the other day, I saw the cover of a new book by James Patterson called "PRIVATE (games)." O.K., they didn't really create emphasis using parentheses and capitals, the way I've depicted it here.
In the years that her case has been before British courts, they have depicted it as a landmark in the fight to secure the rights of homosexuals around the world, including the right of asylum outside their homelands for citizens of countries that persecute homosexuals.
Political commentators here have depicted it as the most dismal chapter in British politics in a generation, and one, many fear, that goes beyond the personal story of a leader who has seemed incapable of rescuing his own reputation and dignity from events that seem likely to doom Labor to defeat by the Conservatives in a general election that must be held within the next 12 months.
It is widely acknowledged that AYP is so ill-defined that it has depicted an overly broad swath of schools as "failing," making it difficult for states to distinguish truly underperforming schools.
An amazing trail of e-mails and management papers has depicted a company ready, it seems, to do almost anything to protect its Windows monopoly and lacking any sense of that "special lens" through which the law examines the actions of a monopolist.
