Whatever Andrew did or didn't do with Virginia Roberts, the young woman who claims she had sex when she was a minor with Andrew (sorry, I appreciate this goes against media convention but I simply cannot refer to him as "the prince"; Andrew is nothing like the prince I was promised in Disney cartoons) is, for our purposes today, beside the point.
Hence first person present tense utterances like 'I am anxious' cannot refer to an object visible to an 'inner eye': introspection is not an inner observation.
They are repeatedly interrupted and eventually transformed by the arrival of three male-female couples moving in a quite different, pure-ballet style; I cannot help referring to these characters as angels in America.
"I have been publicly raped, which causes a pain that I cannot describe," he said, referring to what he called unlawful leaks to the news media by federal investigators.
I have an unbelievable partner who supports me and loves me and makes me feel like there's nothing I cannot do," she said, referring to fiancé Justin Theroux.
"Parents come to my home at all hours of the day and even during the night, seven days a week and if I cannot treat the children, I refer them to the nearest health facility".
Without knowing more about the "direct action" he refers to I cannot say whether it could amount to "serious crime" or even constitute a threat to national security.
I cannot resist recalling that Smale referred to it as a "wild idea" and wrote "I must admit a positive answer would be a little shocking!" See [109, Appendix B] for the modifications needed in the non-orientable case.
I am punished when I refer to them".
Let the subscript i refer to individual i.
