Nothing about the area looks particularly fearsome, but just below the surface territorial tensions are bubbling, and children are willing to fight to the death defending what they believe is their own turf.
What the Philippines did is to hoodwink the world by packaging the arbitration with hidden links to sovereignty and territorial demarcation while on surface it appeared to be within the purview of UNCLOS.
Beneath the surface, a bitter territorial row between trust and executives could be discerned, which seems to have contributed at the least to a lack of openness.
The sanitary veterinarian then has to report the abortion and take a blood sample from the aborting cow to test for Brucella spp. In practice, an abortion is reported to the veterinary services when the blood sample is sent to the departmental laboratory (a French department being an administrative and territorial unit with a mean surface area of 5,800 km).
High posture was demonstrated by territorial males, which floated on the surface of the water with their lungs inflated, displaying their yellow gulars.
In other cases, a reduction or loss of staining was observed under the articular surface accompanied by stronger pericellular, territorial and interterritorial staining in the mid and deep zones.
In midyear, tensions surfaced again over the ongoing territorial dispute with China in the South China Sea.
No body parts were recovered by the Soviet search team from the surface of the sea in their territorial waters, though they would later turn over clothes and shoes to a joint U.S. Japanese delegation to Nevelsk on Sakhalin.
On the surface, these campaigns seem like post-imperial territorial conflicts.
According to Scholte, 'supraterritorial' relations are social connections that transcend territorial geography, understood as domains mapped on the land surface of the earth, plotted on the three axes of longitude, latitude and altitude.
