Gruen called the local police precinct which confirmed that three other people had reported a sighting, and the Daily News said that five people had reported a sighting in the same area of New York where Lennon and Pang lived.
On November 16th the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a British-based monitoring group, put IS losses at over 700 dead and the Kurds' at fewer than 400.That said, while a winning strategy in Iraq seems to be in sight, the same is not true of Syria, where there are few ground forces to take on IS.
He was rejecting the Cubist idea that it was possible to keep different views of the same person in sight at the same time.
I went from room to room; no living person was in sight, but the same mournful sounds of distress met me as I passed along.
("Attuned to the moral complexity of the situation, and also surprisingly tender," Pamela Jahn wrote in Sight & Sound; in the same magazine, Catherine Wheatley said the film "begs questions about exploitation").
That scenes like that must occur where I live in Texas with new citizens from Mexico, and yet have for the most part escaped my grasp, makes me wonder if New Yorkers lose sight of the same happening in their own midst.
There is suggestive neurological evidence that this might be on the right track from the discovery of "mirror neurons" that are similarly activated both by a concrete action and by the sight of the same concrete action in another (Gallese and Goldman 1998).
Questioned about the work's strange, repeated image of a woman in an evening gown falling to the floor, Graham spoke of the sensation of the heart falling at the sight of a beloved, in the same room, who no longer loves in return.
There was no relationship between utility values and vision status (registration as blind, partially sighted or not registered) whereas, in the same study, vision status was significantly associated with MacDQoL scores.
After these past two weeks, with absolutely no end to the chaos in sight, I feel the same.
