And what does that mean, or how has that viewpoint changed (or has it) in view of powerhouses like Oprah Winfrey or the hundreds of black entertainers and black female politicians and activists?
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While state law makes possession of less than 25 grams of marijuana an arrestable misdemeanor offense only when someone has it in public view, critics say that officers routinely make people they "stop and frisk" empty their pockets, then arrest them for having marijuana in public view.
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(It is owned by the Whitney, and as luck would have it, is on view in its second-floor galleries).
"I'd never want to be a teenager again because no matter what kind of personal life you have, you have to live it in view of all your schoolmates and your parents.
He has had it tough, in my view, with his mother in Nevada and a father unknown, raised by his grandmother and me in an otherwise childless neighborhood, playing alone in a tiny yard that ends in a graveyard wall.
It must have had that object in view.
It confers upon the statute a positive operation beyond the legislative intent, and beyond what every one can say it would have enacted in view of the illegality of the exceptions.
"The Green Table," Kurt Jooss's great antiwar ballet of 1932, was the sensation of the season, as it should have been, in view of David Hallberg's tremendous performance as Death.
In order that the object which it had in view might at any rate be partially achieved, the Institute of Physics decided to publish the series of papers which appeared in the Journal of Scientific Instruments in May and July 1941 ; these papers formed the basis of discussions for the present Conference.
