The medical consultation, dealing as it does with subjects that are often difficult to express honestly and openly, represents a masterclass in linguistics: the way imagery and metaphor – and repetitions, omissions, rejoinders, non sequiturs, hesitations, and silences – convey more meaning, and can be more revealing, than mere words.
In this context, the word "party" may be a misnomer for the CPC, as it bears no similarity with the type of political institutions like the Republican or Democratic parties of the U.S., which openly represent group interests of a society and compete with each other.
He later said allowing gays to serve openly could represent a "cultural affront" to societies in which the U.S. military is active, "so you would create specific geopolitical strategic dilemmas for the U.S. military -- specifically in the war in Afghanistan".
Last July, he openly campaigned to represent the 1.3 million foreigners living in Japan, about 1percentt of the population.
Instead the tennis great Billie Jean King will be one of two openly gay athletes representing the US for the opening and closing ceremonies.
Seascape, in which a couple on a beach holiday fall into conversation with a pair of lizards, represented a more openly experimental and surreal streak in Albee's writing, while Three Tall Women, on the surface his most straightforward work, is fascinating because it is the most admittedly autobiographical of his scripts.
At the commencement of the present project, the original deposition of this information for 175,356 molecules into the institutional repository of the University of Cambridge [9] represented the only openly accessible copy.
When asked whether having openly gay men as teammates represented a "distraction" in the locker room or otherwise, a common argument from those who have voiced negative views about pro athletes coming out of the closet, several derby players said it was a "ridiculous" suggestion.
FEW exhibitions question their own premise as openly as "Represent: 200 Years of African-American Art in the Philadelphia Museum".
Elected to the City Council in 1997 as an openly gay black man, he successfully represented his very diverse district.
