The way Divine sees it, the populace no longer need prisons to incarcerate and institutionalise them.
Instead of just throwing [people convicted on drugs charges] back into society and putting them on parole for 10 years, which is a set-up, they need to institutionalise them back into society.
"Intimate relations between Jews and non-Jews and certainly the open option of institutionalising them through marriage and establishing a family – even if that doesn't come about in the story – are grasped among large segments of the society as a threat to the distinct identity," she wrote.
"While it's important that we accept the enormous variety of labels that people use in practice, I think institutionalising them all is impractical," she said.
And the participants – all of them institutionalised, all of them just following orders (just listen to the ecumenical cross-faction cliches) – lack the imagination and gumption to make them up as they go along.
If kept at the laboratory, there was a danger that the bears would become institutionalised; release them in bandages and they would not get regular check-ups.
As reforms begin in some places, such as St Petersburg's Children's Home Number Four, a few children may be able to escape a system that moves orphans with learning difficulties into mental asylums when they reach 18, and keeps them institutionalised for their whole lives.
"Some of them have been to some extent institutionalised, and some of them will struggle with a working environment that is different to that," he said.
We try not to let them get institutionalised".
Treble and bass clash again and are gently reconciled when Michelle describes the way power institutionalised the two of them as Potus and Flotus or, to use their Secret Service code names, Renegade and Renaissance.
