Abdul-Rauf, on the other hand, once heralded as an icon of the American dream, as the ''Mississippi Son,'' came to represent a threatening, dangerous, and foreign Islam by the media's muting his identity as an African American.
Left here, it also opens the door for "beef wellington is a sandwich" and "turkey pot pie is a sandwich," which are deeply troubling propositions and represent a threatening breakdown of the very category of sandwiches and, potentially, the fracturing of all human reason.
Fungi are currently devastating major ecosystems and represent a threatening source of potential pathogens for humans [ 15].
When occurring in the eye, angiogenesis clearly proved to represent a threaten, whereas an univocal interpretation of the action of angiogenesis on the inner ear homeostasis is still lacking despite the morpohologic and functional analogies between eye and labyrinth.
Fatigue and work overload can represent a threaten to the patients' safety in pediatric ICUs [ 2].
In 1985, some 14 years after prostitution became legal here, he began representing an industry threatened by AIDS, speaking out in support of laws designed to protect sex workers and their clients.
Introduction Intra- abdominal sepsis represents a life threatening condition.
Furthermore, symptoms due to aneurysms are likely to appear early after trauma, and the rupture of a pseudoaneurysm represents a life threatening event [1, 2].
While VICE tried to start the conversation on a diplomatic note, the ambassador, who represents a leader threatened with assassination and a country under threat of extermination by sanctions, wanted to get down to the brass tacks of the current situation.
But if Chicago is to thrive, the nation needs a more animated book, schooling it not merely in who Blago is but in what he represents: a dysfunctional system threatening the city's well-being.
