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Carolyne Willow, director of the charity Article 39, which is named after a section of the UN convention on the rights of a child, added: "Now it seems thousands of children have been injured during restraint, and they have not been included in the statistics".
It seems that 20th-century ideas of ownership and control - especially of intellectual property such as copyright and trademarks - are being reasserted, with added legal muscle, after a 10-year period when the internet sparked an explosion of business models and (if we're honest) casual disregard, especially of copyright, when it came to music and video.
The extreme social mobility noted in the late 3rd and early 4th centuries seems less characteristic of the second half of the latter century.
Stepping back, the jockeying seems reminiscent of the 19th-century Great Game days when larger powers sought to claim and influence Afghanistan.
One enamelled metal piece discovered in a tomb near Nara, probably from the 7th century, seems to be of Japanese origin.
Some of the mid-20th century wisecracking seems out of place, but it wouldn't to audiences of that time.
THE recent stripping of the daringly modern facade at the 10th Church of Christ, Scientist, on Macdougal Street, to expose the decaying face of its 19th-century precursor seems almost evocative of Dorian Gray.
She and her partner seem vestiges of 19th-century romanticism, stored at Covent Garden and displayed every few months like a museum exhibit.
Connected to Google by both love and money, 23andMe seems the epitome of a 21st-century company -- a cutting-edge merging of biotechnology and the Internet, with a dash of celebrity thrown in.
It has been situtated near City Hall for 65 years, but it seems straight out of the 19th century, with a pressed-tin ceiling, wooden barrels full of candy (20 lollipops for $1), bags of fresh-roasted peanuts ($1.79 a pound) and coffee beans spilling out of burlap bags.
