A Saudi Arabian citizen, Abu Zubaydah was the first suspect who was officially subjected to the "enhanced interrogation techniques" approved by President Bush.
With school food an officially sexy subject, volunteering in the cafeteria may well become one more station of the cross for aspiring celebrity chefs, along with televised competitions and spots on local news.
It hardly gives viewers the full measure of both masters' boldness when they shed the burden of convention that so heavily weighed on officially approved subjects.
He immediately experienced what he regarded as a stinging insult and a great inconvenience when the British refused to grant him traveling papers, saying he was officially a Turkish subject.
Though never officially identified, the subject is thought to be his longtime muse, Dina Vierny Dina Vierny, in an oddly contorted pose, her right leg and arm twisted to counterbalance her head turned down in profile.
While PAS is still not officially recognized, the subject has become more popularized as it makes its way into the mainstream.
The remainder is privately or government-owned and although not officially a national park, it is protected land and subject to planning controls.
Even at Worldcom Inc., which has fewer than 500 union workers among its 75,000 employees, the subject is officially out of bounds.
The Raiders are officially mum on the subject, and Fox floated veiled hints today, when prompted by reporters, that he quit because of meddling from the team owner, Al Davis.
In general, the secret missions carried out by the military have been defined as clandestine operations, which are not intended to be officially deniable and are subject to less rigorous rules for approval and oversight.
