YouTube is an imaginative broadcasting area.
Even Mr. Wolfowitz, who has shown an audacious imagination in refashioning the Middle East, thought the death wagers were over the top: "It sounds like maybe they got too imaginative in this area".
The council said it was not shutting its parks, and children would be able to enjoy more "imaginative play" with areas being given "soft-landscaping".
It would describe an area in imaginative but clean prose, and players interacted with it by typing in commands, like TAKE ROD, or directions like N for north.
He has also guided imaginative coverage in key areas for Guardian US from guns and gender to environment and criminal justice.
The report says: "Britain's public libraries should launch an imaginative marketing drive into areas where people are least likely to visit libraries, read books or learn.
Here he has created an interior of hard surfaces and lustrous materials, with a series of distinctive areas defined by imaginative elements: a bar with a deep red mahogany counter, fiberglass bar stools and reflective aluminum shelves; a raised area with a pool table reached by a ramp; and a silver wall concealing bathrooms with rococo floor-to-ceiling terrazzo and chandeliers.
They hypothesized that 'certain areas or functions of the brain are responsible for the development of social interaction and symbolic imaginative activities' and that these areas were affected in the children that they had described (ibid.: 26).
As a result, these French writers have seemed more stimulating to some Anglo-Saxon thinkers, working in intellectually more imaginative, but perhaps less rigorous, areas such as literature, history or sociology than the home-grown product.
The blank areas that a less imaginative homeowner might eye suspiciously as wasted space are there "to experience the house and to experience the beach in different ways," he added.
