Out of the rescue-remedy of the postwar decade, European identity emerged in the 1960s as a channel through which to forge a secure space in a world polarizing between two Cold War global superpowers.
If the charges are not upheld, however, the message to society may have broader-reaching consequences, sending out a memo to artists that the tide really has turned and that street art has a secure space in the worldwide community.
Mark Saunders, 48, a bus driver from Basildon, Essex, said the family had been promised several times that 25-year-old Dean was in a "secure, safe" space before he killed himself in a cell at Chelmsford prison in January.
Entitled Miniskirts of Kabul, it takes place in 1992 as a female Western journalist uses her imagination to conjure up a meeting with President Mohammad Najibullah in his secure space in the United Nations compound.
Imagine not fighting to board first in order to secure space in the overhead bin.
Make sure the care team sets aside enough time and the right place for a reflective, in-depth conversation in a secure and quiet space.
For a large meeting, preparations should begin at least a year in advance, and even earlier if you need to secure space in a hotel in a desirable location.
In 2013 Golomb was honoured with the National Medal of Science for work "that changed the course of communications from analog to digital and for numerous innovations in reliable and secure space, radar, cellular, wireless and spread-spectrum communications".
The agency arranged for the Senate staff to work on the report not in the committee's secure space, in the Hart Senate Office Building, but in a secret C.I.A. facility in northern Virginia, using a computer system that the C.I.A. provided.
