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It allows space for bursts of daft humour (Disco Potential), stylistic experiments (Betrayed's of-its-time drum'n'bass dilettantism), cover versions (My Robot Friend's meta We're the Pet Shop Boys), topical songwriting (We're All Criminals Now, inspired by Jean Charles de Menezes), offcuts from other projects (Friendly Fire, from their mayfly musical Closer to Heaven), and more.
It allows space for a sense of shame, comparison and inferiority.
Besides room for your passport, it allows space for any size international currency, a significant number of cards and several forms of identification.
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She was part Native American so there was a lot going on but the effect on the social relationships is really important to this story because I believe it allowed space for Richard and Mildred to actually fall in love as an honest sincere act, not as an act of defiance or symbolic of something.
But it also allows space for a weather forecaster from Seattle, a Seabrook homeowner, to call the weather "fascinating".
That's what privilege does; it allows space -- demands space -- for the perpetuation of racist systems.
You may not agree with all of Zodiac's conclusions, but it makes its case credibly and allows space for disagreement.
I also like it that a festival context allows space for shows far shorter than the hour-long slot to flourish.
It is this absence that allows space for people to believe that the men who fought for the Confederacy were "honorable" and warrant the monuments and memorials dedicated to them, both in and beyond the South.
Absolutist black and white thinking about the world and others in it in a way that never allows space for doubt is often a cause for forgetting to apply common sense.
Inside, the division allows space for a salad too.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

Justyna Jupowicz-Kozak
CEO of Professional Science Editing for Scientists @ prosciediting.com