None possessed broad appeal.
But Voisine, along with another defendant, named William Armstrong, who also had a history of domestic violence and possessed firearms, appealed, and their case made it to the Supreme Court, where Justice Clarence Thomas shocked Court-watchers last February by taking part in oral arguments for the first time in a decade: "One question," he said.
The question is: Will that somebody possess enough appeal to spark a revival of interest in the heavyweight division?
Another new Salerno-Sonnenberg disk, "Humoresque" (Nonesuch 79464-2), also possesses crossover appeal, but it is as different from "Night and Day" as, well, night and day.
While many "black issues" are presented as singularly focused, often times the underlining issue possesses universal appeal.
When activating, framing, mobilising and synthesizing such clusters, brokerage is important and can help massage the process and identify key nodes who are in legitimate positions, have a high degree of centrality in the field, and possess charismatic appeal.
Swale possessed the undeniable appeal of the underdog; he was Claiborne's stand-in for their star, Devil's Bag, and he shocked many fans with his Kentucky Derby upset over horses like Althea.
But it possessed broad-based appeal — its brand of romantic (and womanizing) individualism and its hurtling acoustic arrangement struck a chord with rockers and middle-of-the-roaders alike — and it stuck around.
But these careers reflected a time of different demographics, when movies possessed a nearly universal appeal.
This suggests the desirability of a major reform of our appeals process: appellants should be granted the right of discretionary review along with the right that they now possess of direct appeal at the first level of appeals.
Collectively, these gestures possess a compelling appeal.
