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Candidates could also be discussed or depicted on "K Street" in unflattering or favorable ways that affect the polls.

Working in black and white, she frequently took self-portraits or depicted other young women, sometimes nude.

By the 17th century, Bedlam had become part of the London tourist route and was often described or depicted in poems and on stage.

Barack Obama eating a banana or depicted as a monkey, or the Ukrainian president, Petro Poroshenko, in drag, declaring: "We are preparing for European integration".

The attacks haven't stopped since: some detractors have manipulated images of Sarkeesian to make them appear pornographic, or depicted images of her being raped by video game characters.

It seems sinister, the idea that our lives have become something that can't be dramatised, or depicted in a way we can recognise, share and discuss.

Is it abstraction, or depicting the modern world, or a mixture of the two?

Nowhere in this, his fourth novel, does Elliott either overexplain or depict gratuitous brutality.

But whether he is sending up new fashions, recording a grim line of factory buildings or depicting an intimate personal encounter, the drawings share one quality: tenderness.

What I'm looking for now are Royal Worcesters that are more than 50 years old, in flower designs or depicting pheasants and ducks.

In an array of charts, diagrams and maps, scholars both secular and ecclesiastic tried to organize received knowledge or depict the structure of the cosmos itself.