France's loss to Senegal contained a narrative that was to be repeated over and over during the 2002 competition: a player of whom very few people had ever heard, representing a country of which nothing was expected, embarrassing a team stuffed with Nikead superstars.
Only Jesse was cognizant that the silence that had taken the place of the staccato shots they'd heard represented a chance: a chance to live.
While his paper was read out in the society's meeting, one critic remarked that 'what they had heard represented either the work of a genius or more likely the emanations of a drunken Scots doctor in far-off China, where everyone was aware, they drank far too much whisky'.
Campaigners say the hearing represents the first time a Chinese court has heard a case involving transgender rights.
For Paul Rutherford, the grandfather of a disabled child from Pembrokeshire, the hearing represents the latest round of a legal battle he has fought for three years.
To Mr. Mastro, a former deputy mayor, the hearing represents "a historic moment and it will define us as a city.
All told, the commitment by the Department of Parks and Recreation, which announced the timetable at a City Council hearing, represents a major leap forward for a three-year-old project that has been hobbled by technical difficulties and a lack of interest by major Internet providers.
And the very existence of the hearing represents a milestone of sorts, although the prospects of that conversation leading to meaningful legislation this year remain slim. .
I propose that the ones who are raped by soldiers from every warring nation, and whose children are terrorized, savaged, and murdered, must be heard and represented in those halls of power.
"How are working Arizonans to be heard or represented now when PACs can give $10000 to any candidate running for office –- school board, legislature, judge or governor?" Arizona Advocacy Network executive director Sam Wercinski said in a statement.
