If Bunny's section, titled "Whose Angel Child," is one of Maxwell's most brilliant transformations of memory, the next two, told from well beyond Bunny's point of view, testify to the author's powers of imagination.
As Chavez's shifting views testify, immigration is fiendishly complicated, involving not just economic calculations and a state's duty to protect its territory, but the profoundest issues of human rights and dignity.
"The Queen of Versailles" upholds Hemingway's demystified view and testifies to the curious logic of class in the new gilded age.
Holtzclaw then ordered her to perform oral sex, his gun in plain view, she has testified.
By Gertrude Schnackenberg The New Yorker, September 21 , 1992P. 42 In the 1550s a lantern-maker, Marco, testified View Article By David Remnick By Jelani Cobb By Jia Tolentino By Sam Knight.
Indeed, in testimony before the House Armed Services Committee earlier this year, our nation's service chiefs reflected this view as they testified to Congress that there were no significant challenges during the ongoing training and preparation for implementation.
Prosecutors argued that he had a "bird's-eye" view, and two witnesses testified to hearing him tell Mr. Mineo, "You liked it".
"He has a strong view that he should testify," Giuliani said.
The bulk of the case against the pair was built on the accounts of the undercover officers all of them shielded from Bahmanzadeh and Costelloe's view during the hearing who testified to the "rampant," "blatant," and "overt" sale and consumption of drugs within the venue (all of their observations used these exact words).
In court last month, for example, lawyers for the city told Judge Patterson that the actual recording was unnecessary because a supervisor who had viewed it could testify about what it showed.
