Magazines with titles like Paninaro and Wild Boys (the Duran Duran song of the same name was a sort of anthem) depicted preppy paninari jocks beating up lowly punks; a television show called "Drive In" became famous thanks to its comic paninaro character.
Immersive experiences that let punters experience the sort of terror depicted in slasher movies were the breakthrough event of the year.
"The Northeast has sort of been depicted in popular culture, as well as in the words of hostile politicians, as a place of effete intellectuals or overbred aristocrats, people who aren't in the mainstream," said Ross K. Baker, a political scientist at Rutgers University.
What you can imagine is the sort of scene depicted in the exhibition's first Beatles' photograph: the four of them in shirts and ties, listening intently and respectfully to their producer, before he bounds up the staircase to the control room and they dutifully launch into another ver sion of Money or All My Loving or It Won't Be Long.
It means that the opaque shura of royal-family elders known as the Hayat Al Bayah, or the Allegiance Council, has for now resolved a puzzle that had been hanging over the kingdom for decades, namely, how to move power within the royal family down a generation without causing a bloody fissure among cousins of the sort depicted on "Game of Thrones".
There is nothing improper about American Jews and their Christian allies attempting to sway US policy: the Lobby's activities are not a conspiracy of the sort depicted in tracts like the Protocols of the Elders of Zion.
Will this not lead down a slippery slope to genetic segregation of the sort depicted in the genetic dystopias beloved of science-fiction?This pass, however, has already been sold.
In the early 20th century, the region produced oil geysers of the sort depicted in the James Dean movie "Giant".
Hanks called on voters to educate themselves and to try to prevent the sort of desperate scenarios depicted in the film.
Three people who spoke on condition of anonymity to avoid being drawn into an investigation said that Mr. Kennedy, who sometimes used the nickname "Flash," hardly resembled the sort of polished operative depicted in novels by Ian Fleming.
