In the realm of countering what the department calls "pro-tobacco influences" is a commercial that began running on Jan . 10 called "Emerging Man".
Stroup today works in the realm of countering weapons of mass destruction, and no, he can't talk much about his work there.
Though Adrian is also part of the fetish scene, it was in another realm of counter-culture that Gabbi and Adrian first met – the drag scene.
Many regard 2018 as the year that veganism moved out of the realms of counter-culture and into the mainstream.
In fact, in the realm of the counter intuitive, it almost ranks right there with Jesus Christ's improbable admonition for people to love their enemies, when he said, "And just as we identify with the victims, it's also important for us I think to remember that the perpetrators of such evil were human, as well, and that we have to guard against cruelty in ourselves.
We're also, in the realm of cyberspace, establishing 24/7 counter-messaging fusion centers, in the United Arab Emirates and Malaysia and elsewhere, because each part of the world has a different audience.
In our striving and grappling with illusions so as to come to terms with ourselves and the things around us we never step outside the movement of things, nor see behind the proposition; never reach outside the realm of propositional claim and counter-claim.
A sharp anodic signal in the forward scan followed by a cathodic peak (associated with the reduction of the oxidation product of HMNA) in the reverse scan produced a counter oxidation signal in the positive realm of glassy carbon electrode.
Bokhari: It's not outside the realm of possibility that we could work with Iran to counter Daesh and then the jihadists.
For in the next few pages, I will outline a solution to America's financial woes -- and one that is not confined to the narrow realm of economics, for I am much more than a mere bean-counter.
Such system, taking due account of national or regional stages of rural and economic development, may counter the trend to limit mass selectors' activities to the realm of exceptions, reducing farmer's privileges to a "basic trickle of rights" (Cullet [1999]).
