Peter Bazalgette, the former chief creative officer at Big Brother's producer, Endemol, observes: "Not only does EastEnders help justify the compulsory licence fee system, because of its popularity with mass audiences, but it looks like it might not be possible in today's climate to create a new soap if EastEnders ever needed to be replaced.
Bret Lunsford observes that nudity has particular power in anti-war demonstrations.
The effect of all this, as Manchester University's Claire Alexander observes, has been to encourage the creation of "closed-down community identities" – and to shift power and money from an openly political, progressive anti-racist politics to older, conservative ethnic politicians – the activist gives way to the community leader.
She observes that the outcome of war is usually dictated by inequality, with victors being those that hold the most power.
During the interview Turner observes: "We're very aware of what we're doing [and] we're aware the mainstream media mocks the art world".
Theo observes that many people remain outraged that the Ugandan authorities not only failed to protect them, but also unjustly blamed the Acholi for supporting the LRA and committed atrocities of their own.
As he observes, a tight-fitting lid will do the trick rather less messily; if you don't have one, seal the dish well with foil before covering.
In the opening scene, a weeping Charlie (Shia LaBeouf) observes his dying mother (Melissa Leo) being taken off life support in a Chicago hospital.
They'll test it in the local Tesco Express, where Tom will pretend to faint while the patient observes from the end of the aisle.
She "observes and listens and finds the character through the work".
"Historically, sustainability and its profit-related opportunities have been thought of as technical problems that belong several levels below the CEO", observes Greg Lavery, chief executive of advisory firm Lavery/Pennell.
