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The government of Brazil issued a statement in which it expressed its "grave concern" over the detention of one of its citizens and the use of anti-terror legislation.

"The foreign ministry has informed the family, to which it expressed its deepest condolences for the painful loss, which touches the whole country and all Italians," the government said.

De ce trag clopotele, Mitică? was noted for its subtle undertones, through which it expressed criticism of the Romanian communist regime (at a time when the country was led by Nicolae Ceauşescu).

Moody's recently issued a report in which it expressed doubt that electricity marketing and trading, at least in its current form at most companies, was an investment-grade business.

Its assault on the honours system this week has been first class, echoing the Guardian's disgust, which it expressed in a fine leading article on Monday.

It had also felt inevitable, given the statement the FAI released after the Austria game, in which it expressed frustration at the two defeats and said it would give consideration to its next move.

Every mode of understanding has its own ontology, a world of entities in terms of which it expresses its understanding.

Review the website to familiarize yourself with what Greenpeace advocates for and the ways in which it expresses its environmental activism.

But since creationism is adopted and transmitted as a marker of identity, contempt becomes aimed not at the idea (which is most unlikely to be understood, even assuming it is coherent) but at the identity which it expresses.

With the help of her attorney, Nathan Hale, who was also a longtime friend, Miss Gish drew up a will that is almost twenty pages long and is notable for the clarity with which it expresses her intentions.

Gehry's work, despite the consistency with which it expresses the priorities of architecture — space-making, responsiveness to a functional program, connections to a particular site — is often misunderstood as primarily sculptural.