"A successful arts company has to mirror the city it's in".
Our search results have to mirror that same richness.
It's about the reflectivity of an aluminium mirror". It has to be said, however, that news of the Harvard experiment has already attracted a good degree of scepticism.
No, it had to be the bathroom mirror.
In fact, it has come to mirror all the bitter political divisions and dysfunction of the last four decades in the last confrontation of the cold war.
Then Ritt, who, after all, is a substantial actor in his own right and knows a thing or two about timing, delivers the speech that I believe he has been saving up for this moment: "Richard, I've had the last good lay in an old whore, and it had to be in front of the mirror".
If you don't have it you have to Unlock Mirror Mode On Mario Kart Wii.
But in recent years -- as other districts have developed alternative schools -- it has come more to mirror the surrounding population, which is nearly 100percentt black and Hispanic.
As mobile devices become ingrained into the very core of our lives, our interaction is not just easily disrupted -- it has actually started to mirror the way we communicate digitally.
The cleverest thing about this series has been just how skilfully it has provoked its audience to mirror the responses and expectations of its characters, so that when, in this season's first episode, a blackmailer barges her way into Lady Mary's bedroom, one is not affronted because she's a criminal, but because she's a chambermaid without permission to be there.
Over the years, expanding with the end of colonial regimes to universal membership, it has mirrored the Cold War and the changing state system; brought new topics, such as environmental protection and women's rights, to global attention; drafted human rights and other law; promoted economic development; and reacted to civil society organizations.
