One of its more daring bets, "Fur: An Imaginary Portrait of Diane Arbus," for instance, had well under $1 million in domestic ticket sales when it was released in 2006.
In one instance, it photoshopped imaginary items that might fit in the space between a manspreading passenger's legs, including bagpipes and a Thanksgiving turkey.
Watching the action from a sofa, his father, Gregory Pennett, 53, a consultant to country clubs, said he appreciated how Club Penguin made Trevor earn his imaginary coins by working — for instance, virtually unloading bean bags from a truck.
An earlier count of this imaginary metropolis, the one, for instance, in Elliott Currie's "Crime and Punishment in America" — excerpted by the Times — looks at the number of those actually in captivity, and makes it "roughly equal to the population of Houston, Texas, the fourth largest city in the nation".
An earlier count of this imaginary metropolis, the one, for instance, in Elliott Currie's "Crime and Punishment in America"—excerpted by the Times looks at the number of those actually in captivity, and makes it "roughly equal to the population of Houston, Texas, the fourth largest city in the nation".
They identify and help design interesting sets based on their experience as researchers themselves, then document them publicly — for instance, a set (imaginary for now) may be described 10 million status updates taken during the week of the Brexit vote, with such and such metadata included.
The Cauchy problem for hyperbolic operators with double characteristics has been widely studied by many authors either in the case in which (F_{p}(rho)) has two real nonzero eigenvalues (forall rho inSigma) or in the case in which all the nonzero eigenvalues of (F_{p}(rho)) are purely imaginary numbers, (forallrhoinSigma) (see for instance [1, 3 9]).
After looking at the fanciful animals in "Poultry Yard," for instance, children can add imaginary creatures to a copy of the painting, building them from colorful body parts equipped with Velcro strips.
One spot, for instance, is centered on an imaginary "Snapple time release patch," worn by brand fanatics who can't wait to drink Snapple teas from the bottle.
Nor is it about imaginary worlds – among the Lit Gang, for instance, Kazuo Ishiguro, Cormac McCarthy and Michael Chabon have all created plenty of those.
All of these episodes are either imaginary or, if conceded as real, an instance of overreaction to the needless fears those mustache-twirling opponents have "fomented".
