The rioters, certainly, were a group who felt dislocated from the opportunities they saw as available to others.
Marriott has revamped the breakfast offerings at its Residence Inn and Fairfield Inn & Suites brands to include more hot items like a ham, egg and cheddar quiche and healthier options like oatmeal and fresh fruit, which Mr. Wolf said guests like to see as available, even if they choose a muffin or breakfast burrito instead.
By spreading falsehoods about women, pornography narrows the range of social options and opportunities that women see as available to them.
Its power lies in the fact that being acknowledged as sexually attractive is a valuable asset to women in the public eye, whereas being seen as sexually available is demeaning.
"If you're interested in defining the 'idea context' and the political context for the next generation, which I am, the most effective way is to be seen as potentially available," Mr. Gingrich told The Washington Post last week.
Both intimidate people by representing a body of knowledge you are supposed to have to study to appreciate it; both are commonly seen as being available only to aficionados.
"That's a long history that is embedded there," she adds, referring in part to the United States' history when black female slaves were seen as sexually available and routinely raped by white slave owners.
That is to say that if inheritance of genes proceeds in a tree-like fashion, with genes only passed down through time from ancestor to direct descendent, then genes are seen as being available only to one particular lineage, with other lineages being effectively excluded from using these genes (this would define genes as being excluded).
These estimates have their critics but are generally seen as the best available portraits of the city until this year's census is complete.
Patron-dancer relationships have something of a sordid history: in the 19th century, when ballet dancers were seen as dissolute, sexually available figures, the management of the Paris Opera Ballet abetted liaisons between ballerinas and men with season tickets.
