And, as I say, the house is ever so slightly less crammed at this juncture — and more buoyant, too, like a land mass rising in relief once the glaciers have melted.
What began as a team that was followed by the elite grew into the club of the masses, rising in popularity during the early days of national radio broadcasts in the 1930s, when Rio was still the capital of Brazil.
The junta came to power at a moment very much like this one, when masses rose up in a similar peaceful nationwide protest driven by similar economic and political grievances.
Let's assume for purposes of this question that there is a "tipping point" beyond which heating of the climate cannot be reversed and that this change will bring about mass migrations, rise in coastal water levels, upheaval of crop patterns, drying up of major water sources, and so forth.
They are lofty enough, with many summits over 4,000 feet, that air masses rise and cool in lifting above them, releasing their moisture as they do so, so the higher slopes receive much more precipitation than do the surrounding valleys, even in times of drought (like last summer; this spring has been a wet one).
This isn't the only instance when a Final Fantasy product has caused the digital masses to rise in an uproar.
The stage is set, then, for a summer of protests, of unarmed masses rising up to express, in Obama's words, "a longing for freedom that has built up for years".
Thus, the need for accurate quantification of perfusion patterns in tumor masses rose from the necessity of better characterizing lesions and unifying investigatory results.
In football, soccer and baseball, there is only the Wave, the sweeping mass of spectators rising in sequence around a stadium.
Bravely, they challenged what had become the orthodox Modern creed, propounded by Le Corbusier: that ideal, affordable mass housing should rise in aloof, detached towers on stilts high above urban parkland.
