Obama, expressing frustration at what has been for seven years a futile battle, again implored Congress to "go ahead and close this chapter", portraying Guantánamo as "counterproductive to our fight against terrorists".
The chapter portrays the operation as reckless and botched in a way that could have helped the Iranians gain accurate information.
Each chapter portrays the events of a single day in a story that makes huge leaps forward within a six-year span (1958 to 1964).
The chapter portrays the different designs of molecularly imprinted polymers (MIPs) for biomimetic catalysts with recent progress in enhancing the effect.
The short chapter portrays "an old man like King Mark being rejected and abandoned by young lovers who sail off into a future without him", while the four old men observe Tristan and Isolde, and offer four intertwining commentaries on the lovers and themselves which are "always repeating themselves".
The chapter portrayed the operation as reckless and that it had been botched.
This chapter is being portrayed on screen by filmmakers like Mr. Daniels and Mr. McQueen, and written in journalism, fiction and memoirs by a rising generation of African-American writers that includes Ta-Nehisi Coates, Kiese Laymon and Jesmyn Ward.
Therefore, the use cases of white and brown goods portrayed in this chapter might to some degree be viewed as future oriented; however, they will not be fictional for long when observing the prospering market of smart home equipment.
Balakian sees the aid campaign as setting the stage for the 20th-century development of American human rights relief work, and he spends several chapters portraying its leading participants.
