And yet, upon meeting, their face transforms -- Glory! -- as if we have emancipated the South AND blown out those trick birthday candles.
– that we should starve the labouring classes of free-born Englishmen at home, through spite that we cannot emancipate the negro slaves of other countries?
And in this century, with leaders like Somaly, we can emancipate the victims of human trafficking.
Facing our ethnic interactions, if we could emancipate our minds on the relevant issues, widen our perspective and knowledge sources, and seek truth from facts, would allow China to establish an effective reflexive system related to the "nation/nationality/minzu/ethnicity" issues.
Maybe one day we can emancipate our kids from this cycle of memory tests and go back to teaching them trades and stuff, so they can at least be competent lazy bricklayers.
She argues that the trillion Internet connected devices expected to exist by 2013 will enable us to return to a "simple life" in which we will be emancipated from many of the supposed material "necessities" of the 20th century industrial era.
For when we imagine the fully emancipated 21st-century woman, we are apt to think of some toned, immaculately dressed overachiever, leading a Fortune 500 company while bringing up bilingual twins.
After a stop at the plantation, Farmis Demajagua, where Céspedes emancipated his slaves, we went a bit farther along the road and toured the home of Celia Sánchez, who sent supplies to Castro's army.
"He says, 'Dad, I want to be emancipated,' I know if we do this, he can be an emancipated minor, because he really wants to have his own place," Will Smith told The Sun last year.
He went on, "My feeling is that we have to emancipate Roosevelt from the left, who have grappled him so close to their bosom that they won't let anybody else near him.
