In a city where so many landmarks and historical remnants have been torn down and replaced, that sign is one of the few remaining tangible symbols of a center of glamour and celebrity that, in truth, is not quite as glamorous as it once was.
It found that these places should remain "covered" by this "preclearance" requirement because voting discrimination remained both tangible and more concentrated and persistent in them than in other parts of the country.
Bugliosi, on the other hand, has remained a real and tangible person, and a key point of interest for those fixated on the national Manson nightmare.
Most of her memories of the festival remain less tangible.
Uneasy as we may be about "materialistic" purchases, they remain a tangible proxy for progress.
She says unless the system changes it will remain a "tangible threat to black people's safety".
By the time that, some 25 years later, she gave birth to her only child, also a daughter, almost nothing tangible remained of that early life of privation in the Deep South.
In her message, Ms. Pais added that the real indicator of success remained in making a tangible difference for the millions of children year after year, in particular those whose stories remain invisible or marked by stigma and marginalization.
Pioneering social historians had been studying working people since the early 20th century, but the focus remained squarely on the tangible, the measurable, the "significant" – wages, living conditions, unions, strikes, Chartists.
Under the terms of his confinement, Tsarnaev was not permitted to touch any visitors, even relatives, so the casual contact of his attorneys likely represented his only remaining form of tangible human connection.
