The result was a little too much like a raid on the wardrobe of President Hamid Karzai of Afghanistan.
Though there didn't seem much of a chance that anyone would raid the exhibit in Tribeca, the gallery included this statement in the brochure: "apexart does not endorse or advocate the use of illegal substances".
Few of the surviving hostages remember much of the raid itself.
Kaslov's costume — much of it looks raided from a suburban garage — is a seamless montage of football shoulder pads, upside-down flower pots, Nerf gun, air ventilation hose, vegetable strainer and two blue eyes "made from jewels I found downtown".
Just the remote possibility of a raid.
He adds that in some areas bees are inactive at night when much of the raiding occurs.
"Puppy Mills," an episode of "Animal Cops: Philadelphia" having its premiere Monday on Animal Planet, spends much of its time detailing a raid last year at Limestone Kennel in Lancaster County, Pa., where the Pennsylvania Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals found almost 90 dogs living in conditions that more than justify the "viewer discretion" warning at the beginning of the program.
Boko Haram destroyed much of the air fleet in a raid last year and is now free to ride around in large convoys unmolested from above.
The police were accompanied by journalists and press photographers, while media helicopters hovered overhead for much of the five-hour raid.
The dot-coms spent much of 1998 and 1999 raiding the management teams of L. L. Bean and other giants of the direct mail realm, so it was probably inevitable that many Web merchants would expand into catalog operations.
