It is all true, he emphasises: "If I was good at making things up, I'd have written a fucking novel".
Like Nehru Place, these larger visions entail opening up and blurring the edges of spaces so that people are drawn in rather than repulsed; they emphasise true mixed use of public and private functions, schools and clinics amid Tesco or Pret; they explore the making of loose-fit spaces which can shift in shape as people's lives change.
This is not entirely true, and to emphasise why it can indeed become an issue, Fig. 11 b shows the data we have obtained during our study of the Ne 3P2)+ND 3 reaction.
What's more, Demosisto does not even advocate separatism and has repeatedly emphasised the true meaning of "self-determination": an opportunity for Hong Kongers to decide and determine, through democratic means, the territory's political status and its future.
It is such moments, no doubt, that have inspired the publishers to sell the novel as a bittersweet nostalgia trip rather than emphasise its true radicalism.
With the favourite knocked off balance, Mr Simon, the rich son of a former treasury secretary, began his own advertising blitz, emphasising his true conservative credentials, such as opposition to abortion and gun control.Mr Riordan's elementary mistakes justify the critics who think that the amiable but vague mayor was ill-equipped for the governorship.
As tempting as it is to see the coming, river-hogging calamity as an ultimate demonstration in manspreading by its leading frontbench proponent, Johnson's last fuck you to the city he has already defaced with hundreds of towers (overturning earlier assurances about the "precious skyline"), it is only fair to emphasise that its true begetter is Joanna Lumley.
Although essentially true, this improved model still emphasises the reductionist approach with each discipline potentially operating in its own specialist silo with little focus on holistic athlete health management, effective communication, integration and understanding to facilitate decision-making.
It's true that the Party no longer emphasises class struggle, hatred of the rich, or opposition to private property; arguably, however, it now has a more realistic view of Marxism that it did in Mao's day.
But it is true that Republican presidents tend to emphasise the aspects of American life that are most alien to the European elite: religion, guns, militarism, and hostility to the welfare state and the green lobby.
