The artist himself had refused requests in the 1960s to repaint the image, arguing that the evidence of censorship was part of the work's story.
Republican senators have contempt for Obama's post-partisan image, arguing that he and his staff refused to even participate in backroom bipartisan discussion groups.
Later, she said that Rove was incorrect in hypothesizing that her TLC television show would hurt her presidential image, arguing that Ronald Reagan had launched his political career after leaving a successful career as a big name on the silver screen.
Dulière's Wheelwright proposal Crafted Images argues that film-set construction, through its cyclical and fast-paced nature, is the ideal incubator for testing innovative practices of material reuse.
This paper, offering a transdisciplinary survey of approaches using his epigenetic landscape images, argues that (i) Waddington's legacy is much broader than is usually recognized it is widespread across the life sciences (e.g. stem cell biology, developmental psychology and cultural anthropology).
"For years we have made our diagnoses based on fuzzy images," argues Poon.
Leagues have resisted paying retired players for using their images, arguing that they were already paid to play.
But now a few people are questioning this pragmatic approach.Working from his home with a few volunteers, Mr Wang (a pseudonym) publishes brochures and a website that includes graphic images, arguing that life begins at conception and that all killing is wrong.He is not entirely alone.
Typically, companies trying to register trademarks in common phrases or images argue that they have acquired secondary meanings associated with the product or service the company sells.
Many of these images, argued French neurobiologist Luc Buée, were taken "out of context," and are symptomatic of the "lack of information" on the subject.
