Doesn't everyone get tired of posing?
We of course were thrilled to have been asked, and one by one, all the program participants, not only had the privilege of meeting and posing with President and First Lady Michelle, we were also joined by Vice President and Mrs. Biden, and then later, in the sanctuary, entered the Clintons.
Certainly Dean quite consciously became an ironic metaphor for upper-class gay sexuality and privilege, with her pose of "out-Wasping the Wasps," as A. J. Sherman, who shared a house with her in Cambridge, put it.
Although only one of those facilities meets the ambulatory surgical center requirements, she said, the hospital privileges requirement could pose an even greater burden because it is outside the control of the abortion facilities.
It's part of the glamour and privilege of fame in old age, the tant pis pose that comes with being late for your life.
Think of Superman posing triumphantly.
In the corner, a revolving door of middle-aged men, who had each paid $40 for the privilege of getting professional photos taken alongside a rapidly decaying Martin Landau, struck a pose next to the Ed Wood star.
I used to think that [she] just hadn't learned her lesson about treating minority groups as subjects for the children of privilege to strike poses over at dinner parties or make jokes about on Twitter, and that eventually she would stop saying stupid things and hanging out with stupid people.
In this months Cell and Bioscience, we have the privilege of publishing two review articles from Hung [ 2] and Yang [ 3] reprising their contributions to cancer and developmental biology and posing future directions for their respective scientific fields.
It has done so by exploiting the ingrained ethnic politics of Malay nationalism, posing as a defender of ethnic Malay privileges and quotas against the economic clout of large Chinese and Indian minorities.
