The graffiti artist's work is often defaced or damaged as it is usually painted onto a public space.
Lastly, while many towns and municipalities outside Tunisia, especially in France, have renamed streets and town squares after the martyr, Mohamed Bouazizi, where that has happened in Tunisia itself, the new signs are often defaced or torn-down, even in his native town of Sidi Bouzid.
This, she says, might indicate that the women were less willing to deface their books, but it might also mean that they were less likely to read their books, which were often donated by parishioners.
Domestic abuse and rape are serial crimes, committed over and over again with escalating violence, but they're often associated with other behaviours that aren't necessarily illegal: humiliating remarks, defacing images of women, using prostituted women, sex tourism.
It may seem foolhardy to add new high-tech street furniture when it is often nearly impossible to find a working pay phone that has not been vandalized or defaced.
The volumes disappeared into the government maw and when returned to Dr Seaborg were massively defaced.
Pillars supporting the building were also defaced by graffiti.
"The fact they were defaced suggests he was intending to sell them.
Although some of them have disappeared, those that are left have rarely been defaced.
