The signature genre of The New Yorker has always been the cartoon, and Topliss, having looked at some 69,000 of them, concludes that their middle-class readers were less conformist than usually depicted that the cartoons in fact register a struggle against the demands of conformity, showing us "microconflicts in the fraught biography of the modern subject" (5).
Indeed, sound public policy demanded it register a continuing concern.
His appraisal echoed the latest data from Singapore's November purchasing managers index, which registered a pickup in demand for electronics.
Over the last year, estate agents across the country registered a 41% increase in demand, while in London that figure reached 70%, Hometrack said.
And Butt's comments have so incensed Lalit Modi, the Indian Board official who organises the IPL, that he has written to David Morgan, the chairman of the ICC, registering a complaint against him and demanding that Butt be brought before the ethics commission of cricket's governing body.
Websites, led by ipaidabribe.com, reveal the cost of graft by publicising the sums demanded for everything from registering a baby to fixing a broken water supply.The central government should now implement a plan for a universal, computerised ID scheme.
Obviously, workers get disheartened and reduce their demand for work even when they need it; in other cases, the state and local authorities try to dissuade them or do not register their demand because they do not have the funds to provide the required work.
Every time a viewer clicks on said sites, downloads a hacked image, shares anything provided by those trafficking in the exploitation of celebrities' bodies, they register as "demand".
But then form five-eighth Jamie Soward's back demanded fixing and the Panthers have barely registered a growl since.
The first step is beyond language to register, where speakers demand and give commodities, material or semiotic.
But even those soft spots register freshly, demanding retooled thought from anyone who would disparage them — in the company of masses of citizens whom they still and will always genuinely thrill.
