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The focus was on the realness of the sex being portrayed along with a compassionate portrayal of the subjects.

T2-TSE images clearly characterized cyst formation as confirmed by histological sections (Figure 10- A, C, E & F) whereas PD-TSE images portrayed injury along with a clear delineation of the gray-white matter structure confirmed by Nissl stained histology section (Figure 10- B, D & F).

In another study of African KS cases, KS was portrayed growing along perineural spaces of large nerves [ 45].

Some 2.2 million Americans are now incarcerated — about triple the number locked up in the nineteen-eighties, when, in a panic over drugs and urban crime, conservative legislators demanded tougher policies, and liberals who feared being portrayed as weak went along with them.

Mr. Stringer accused Mr. Spitzer of spying on his enemies and clashing with allies, and Mr. Spitzer portrayed Mr. Stringer as a "go-along-to-get-along" member of the political establishment.

"The question is," he said, "are the Israelis improving or reversing in this regard?" The watchdog group gives numerous examples of Palestinian Authority television hosts, including those on children's quiz shows, who portray cities along Israel's Mediterranean coast, like Haifa, Jaffa and Acre, as being part of "Palestine".

It's peculiar because it's hard to understand why Coe, an accomplished novelist, did (it seems) everything in his power to distance his readers from the characters and situations he wishes to portray; reading along, it's hard not to think of Alice, bored by a book without pictures or conversations.

Based on the + 1 order frequency spectrum range as shown in the figure, we use the EMFT method to calculate the assessment function and portray it, along with the result from the method from this article, in Fig. 4.

Edwards was portrayed as difficult to get along with and moody, and publicly apologized.

The film is based on the writings of the war correspondent Ernie Pyle (portrayed by Burgess Meredith), who tags along with the troops from Tunisia and Sicily to Casino and up the road to Rome.

Beiderbecke was portrayed as a tragic genius along the lines of Ludwig van Beethoven.