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Yet Massey looks set to be best remembered for her roles in two of the most controversial pictures of post-war British cinema.

Weather may fade, but pictures of post-drought west Texas, hurricane-ravaged New Orleans and submerging countries such as Tuvalu are a stark reminder that climate change carries not only an economic or environmental toll, but also a human one.

It emits unconvincing chirps about being anti-censorship, but trips itself up by moderating, as pornographic, images of women breastfeeding, or body-positive pictures of post-mastectomy female torsos.

He had gotten into a habit of taking pictures of Post-It notes for save ideas.

Rolling Stone's Matt Taibbi called it "almost too dumb to criticize," the Village Voice said that "we're watching a drama about an idealized soldier, a patriot beyond reproach, which bolsters Kyle's [the sniper's] legend while gutting the man," and Roger Ebert's website said it was "one of the more tough-minded and effective war pictures of post-American-Century American cinema".

She mourns the day when she will run out of pictures to post.

Agency officials said the report did not give a full picture of post-quake aid to Haiti.

Government Embassy of the Republic of Liberia, Washington DC A shiny happy picture of post-civil war Liberia.

It looks like an eerie picture of post-apocalypse suburban America; like a David Lynch film on location in North Korea.

The very phrase "brownfield site" conjures up a picture of post-industrial devastation – a far cry from the reality of places such as Canvey Wick in Essex.

It's worrying to find one of the world's major news agencies giving such an unbalanced picture of post-US Iraq.