That makes for a pretty thinly populated social network.
Actually, now that I look at it, that pillows tag is pretty well-populated.
The unwelcome attention of the state censors was apparently attracted by sequences like the one in which Roussel imagines the Parliament populated by pretty girls in tutus, and the film's release was held up for several months on charges that it offended the dignity of the nation's elected officials.
But then again, what do we know about New Jersey, which is pretty much exactly as big, populated, and significant as our little Alpine republic?
Mr. Waddington's direction is as seductive and sinuous as Gilberto Gil's score, and Breno Silveira's wide-screen cinematography makes gorgeous use of the natural light and expansive skies of Brazil's sparsely populated backlands without making the landscape look overly pretty.
The idea behind the site — which that week was reaching something of a viral mass — is pretty straightforward: cut and paste a selection of those placid, sparsely populated house shots from magazines like Dwell and run the snarkiest captions imaginable beneath them.
In sparsely populated Namibia, Theroux finds poverty and desperation lurking behind the pretty, German-flavored German-flavoredmund, and joins a tatteresortmnant of the Ju/'hoanSwakopmundient tribe of hunter-ganderers who have "gone from a fleet-footed bush-dwelling people who chased down game to sedentary town-dwellers plagued by drunkenness and hunger".
Since they'll be driving on populated roads and the chances of error and danger are pretty high, there will be a driver in each robo-van as well, waiting to take over at the push of a button.
Most of them are pretty funny, they're pretty chill, and they hang out in less populated places like the iceberg.
Most vice chancellors have no mandate for their actions other than the (often pretty much automatic) consent of their governing bodies, which are more and more populated by unelected business people and managers rather than academics.
