Some were minority activists, but mostly they were straightforward Russian liberals of non-exotic origins and walks of life.
One spur came in the early 2000s, when I found myself in the non-exotic location of a video store in west London.
"I wanted to write a totally non-exotic book about India, and Europeans in India, and to see the Raj from a different point of view than the British," she says.
If such non-exotic explanations are available, intentionalist explanations seem unwarranted.
Respecting this usage, this entry considers an egalitarian in the broad sense to be someone who prefers in actual or at least non-exotic circumstances that people should be more nearly equal in income and wealth and favors policies that aim to bring about such equality.
And for the past few years this has all been normal and decidedly non-exotic for us.
Because of the worldwide distribution and the potential for serious economical losses, ISAV has been listed as a non-exotic disease for the European Union (EU) and is therefore monitored closely by the European Community Reference Laboratory for Fish Diseases http://www.crl-fish.eu/.eu/
We are not saying that all non-native plants are necessarily bad, but today's non-listed exotic could become tomorrow's invasive species.
One may be that this art, or at least the version of it we are usually given, feels both Western and non-Western, exotic but familiar, African but with Mediterranean connections.
Unlike Novo and Villaurrutia, who saw themselves as members of the international modernist circuit — looking beyond their azotea to London, Paris, Rome and of course New York – Toor's project perpetuated a version of Mexico as a non-western, exotic society.
Species such as the non-native exotic autumn olive (Elaeagnus umbellata Thumb).
