That initial teasing sense of the uncanny is waved away as the narrative grows weighty with purpose – affairs of the intellect, trauma, anguish, redemption.
"The military context is sketchy," in your judgment (remarkably similar to the Guardian's), "and Ruari Murchison's set is a bland all-purpose affair of embossed double-doors and Venetian blinds" – presumably, you archly suggest, a reference to Venice, where the play is set.
Classic chairs by American designers whose ingenuity was fueled by technology include Harry Bertoia's "Diamond" (1952), a wing model in welded steel wire mesh covered with fused white plastic, and Saarinin's "Tulip Chair" (1956), a comfortable all-purpose affair with a molded plastic seat and an aluminum base.
Randall M. Kessler, a family lawyer in Atlanta, recalled a case in which a husband bought a separate iPad solely for the purpose of conducting an affair, hiding e-mails and photos on the device.
If the U.S. government were to use the Causey case to push that idea and not just quibble about technicalities that might give some real special purpose to the Enron affair.
He can probably find his way around a mobile for the purposes of having an affair, but he's of exactly the generation that thinks anything that needs typing is secretarial.
Dennis Hastert (R-IL), Dan Burton (R-IN), Roy Blunt (R-MO), Bob Livingston (R-LA), Stephen Solarz (D-NY), Tom Lantos (D-CA), as well as an unnamed, still-serving Congresswoman (D) said to have been secretly videotaped, for blackmail purposes, during a lesbian affair.
The Xinhua news agency says US policy is marked by the killing of civilians, torture of prisoners not accused of any crimes, and a general purpose meddler in the affairs of other nations, as demonstrated again by thevery expansive National Security Agency surveillance programs.
But it doesn't matter, because Dimes is where the cool kids want to be, discussing Bushwick apartments or their latest love affair or the purpose of Instagram.
On one hand, the purpose of these countries' involvement in managing global affairs is to support the current capitalist system instead of overturning it.
Consul, in foreign service, a public officer who is commissioned by a state to reside in a foreign country for the purpose of fostering the commercial affairs of its citizens in that foreign country and performing such routine functions as issuing visas and renewing passports.
