From a distance of half…"}]} At most decent vegan establishments, the exclusion of meat and dairy from the menu is not conspicuous, and the politics of animal liberation take a back seat to the culinary experience.
To a local, it might look something like this: U.S. forces come to your country, shoot some stuff up (liberation!), take some selfies, and then, if you're lucky, leave (at least for a while).
"Swingtown," CBS's summer show about sexual liberation, takes place in a Chicago suburb in 1976.
It is fairly safe to say that nearly all women of a certain age felt this way; liberation takes many forms.
The "process of liberation" took her on an unsuccessful S.D.S. attempt to go to Hanoi in 1967, and to Chicago in Au gust, 1968, for the Democratic National Convention.
This term is used to refer to a common phenomenon, whereby the language of liberation, taken from feminist political theory, is turned on its head and used against women.
A song about love and liberation takes on another meaning: "Every pleasure you taste has its price, babe," he sings, and you wonder what kind of commitment he's talking about.
As gay liberation took root, the most prominent gay films were sincere romantic dramas like "Making Love" and "Personal Best" (both 1982), which strove to validate same-sex relationships by presenting them in a nonthreatening light, and the films grew even more somber as AIDS entered the picture ("Longtime Companion," "Philadelphia").
From fabric rations and supply shortages to the evaporation of important export markets abroad, and from the rise of utilitarian, military-inspired styles to the closing of several revered fashion houses (e.g., Chanel, which closed its doors in 1939), the grim realities of the war had, by the time of Paris's liberation, taken their toll on la mode française.
The liberation took place.
The reinforcements were not forthcoming, and the city's liberation took place on 25 August.
