The new bill would ban the use of physical force causing injury "greater than transient pain or minor temporary marks".
Deer feet, sheep feet, cattle feet, human feet, tractor tyres, all leave their temporary marks, wiped out by the next impression.
The result is two temporary marks that look like mosquito bites but may later turn into bruises about the width of a pencil eraser.
The deep but temporary mark, caused by helmet padding and probably exacerbated by Dawkins's aggressive style, would be an appropriate tattoo for the Philadelphia Eagles, who pounded and smothered on defense and shut down Atlanta on Saturday night, 20-6.
In Shanksville, Pa., where a plane crashed in a field after some passengers and crew members thwarted the plans of its Bin Laden-directed hijackers to hit either the White House or the Capitol, visitors placed small tokens — flowers, small American flags and newspapers heralding Bin Laden's death — along the chain-link fence of the temporary memorial marking the crash site.
After World War I the Allied Supreme Council, which was determining the frontiers of the recently reestablished Polish state, created a temporary boundary marking the minimum eastern frontier of Poland and authorized a Polish administration to be formed on the lands west of it (Dec. 8, 1919).
One month after the implementation of the temporary floor marking in two ORs, compliance data were collected by observing 195 surgeries in ORs with floor markings and 86 surgeries in ORs without floor markings.
The field is now a temporary feature marked for construction under the original master plan for the area.
(The word permanent is important because there is plenty of "ice golf" played farther north, in places like Thule and Uummannaq, Greenland, hundreds of miles closer to the top of the globe. But those matches take place on temporary courses marked out on frozen lakes and similar spots).
