Until I left for graduate school at 21, my life had been spent in the company of woman, working algebra problems, reading Sylvia Plath, subjecting one another's hair to various chemical treatments and conditioners.
"The current wording proposes the 'insult of religious feelings' as the sole criterion for limiting freedom of expression, which … subjects one individual to another's will and places the believers in a privileged position," said ombudsman Ucha Nanuashvili.
Life is hard, yes, and we remain vulnerable to natural catastrophes, but couldn't we disallow the indignities to which we subject one another?
They've been quizzed on the subject of one another — as well as on the larger subject of their own cultural meaning — since the days when they still wore beads in their hair.
Have you both talked about marriage and shared your thoughts on the subject with one another?
The security to justice is the political liberty of the State, promulgated by its laws, which relates to the supreme power and the subject, and is the object of political law; or from the subject to one another, and is the object of civil and criminal law.
Silently, photographer and subject regarded one another.
A puppet pure and simple, he then had to watch his subjects fight one another until the final victory of Pippin II and the Austrasians at the Battle of Tertry in 687.
We then developed our matrix to compare these individual metrics, and using this matrix, we compared different subjects to one another.
document the range of available datasets from a variety of scales and a diversity of disciplines, select metrics from the datasets based on utility and appropriateness of each metric, collapse the metrics into categorical indices, and plot and present the data in a 3-dimensional cube in order to visualize the relative vulnerability of subjects against one another.
