It was the point at which we stopped being mere actors, rehearsing case-studies in the classroom, to see if we could apply the lessons we had learned in the real world.
In windowless way stations, the so-called privacy curtain fails to protect neighbors who rehearse case histories replete with details meant only for their doctors' ears.
Conservatives have been rehearsing their case against the welfare state for decades; what is new is that they have succeeded in harnessing false analogies on behalf of the idea that their views are in step with contemporary history.
While Messrs Trump and Cruz have been stoking white anger over immigration, Senator Marco Rubio, a son of Cuban immigrants who is hoping for second or third place today, is rehearsing the case for bringing ethnic voters into the Republican fold.
He rehearsed the case for a bigger role, and lamented the lack of progress towards grasping it, but then went on to spell out some home truths.
The White House text is the blankest of blank checks: it simply rehearses the case against Saddam and authorizes the President to do whatever he wishes, not only in Iraq but throughout "the region".
The producers had also been encouraged by the fact that it was the stagehands who moved virtual orchestra equipment into the theaters last week so shows could rehearse in case they had to go on without musicians.
Make sure you read the skills required and rehearse a case study to demonstrate that you have these skills - be prepared to give examples of when.
It was still very much Scott's vision; he seemed to always have most of an album worked out in his head even prior to rehearsing, and in the case of Lolita Nation, some of the material was just being introduced to the band as the tape rolled.
These arguments will be soon re-rehearsed in the case of Karl Burke.
Stewart however had been warned of Hamelin's presence by the sloop HMS Rattlesnake a week earlier and had been rehearsing Windham's gunnery in case he should meet the French squadron.
