They look at the ones they've made, and altered, and at other ones that have been made, and altered, and it's probably 15 years since their wives' own accoutrements resembled anything approaching breasts.
In a democracy, the public should be able to see how policies are being made and altered, and who is influencing that process.
"The basis of our political systems," he wrote, "is the right of the people to make and to alter their Constitutions of Government".
"You really have to be willing to make compromises and alter your preordained vision of the way you want to live," said Barbara Fox, president of the Fox Residential Group in Manhattan.
As you might imagine, Seesmic Web also now has the ability to make, delete and alter Twitter Lists.
I'd be interested to hear about anyone else's private preoccupations of this kind; these feelings don't get reported on, but, put together and acted upon, they may make up politics and alter events.
Philosophy believed in the inevitability of causes and effects, which was an insult to the power of God, who could easily intervene to make causes ineffectual and alter effects if He so chose.
The show is a curatorial exquisite corpse that seems completely deliberate in its on-target ricocheting of ideas about the found, the made and the altered; the sincere and the ironic; the fluidity of identity and the persistence of appropriation and collage.
The lease and sublease markets are said to be very fluid, with deals being made, unmade and altered with great haste.
Brooding on Hood and Harrison's rivalry, you might conclude that inarguable beauty, or at least good building, typically arises from backward style made in, and altered by, a radically progressive climate.
