Some eyebrows were raised, when the play first appeared at Chichester last year, at its comic premise: that the foreign secretary of an oil-rich central Asian state would, in return for a $10tn£6.2tntn) loan, expect the British government to provide him with an underage call-girl.
It became clear to me that Felicity was what you call "underage," "jailbait," or whatever.
In their discussion, the authors explore the inherent tension between the responsibility of colleges and universities to enforce the minimum legal drinking age of 21 as well as other laws and university policies versus the need to motivate underage students to call for assistance when alcohol-related medical emergencies occur.
Mac Cosmetics and Kat Von D Beauty have previously sold lipsticks called Underage and Underage Red, respectively.
Thursday's fatwa, or religious edict, called underage marriage "harmful" and said its prevention was mandatory.
The New Canaan police received a call about underage drinking on Saturday around 1 a.m.
There are plenty of film references; perhaps most arcane is Inspector Butterman superciliously calling the underage drinkers the "younglings" - surely in homage to George Lucas's Revenge of the Sith.
State Sen. Wendy Davis, the race's presumptive Democratic nominee, has relentlessly criticized Abbott for appearing at campaign events with Nugent, given the rocker's statements about past relationships with underage women -- and for calling President Barack Obama a "subhuman mongrel".
Village Voice Media is the Rupert Murdoch of the trafficking world and the Voice is its Fox News churning out flawed statistics to back up mocking "investigative" reports that claim that the commercial sexual exploitation and trafficking of young people in our country (underage "hookers" as the Voice calls them) is not really happening -- and, if it is, then it's not that bad.
If the person you suspect to be suffering from alcohol poisoning is underage do not put off calling the emergency services for fear of getting them in trouble.
