And history comes into the present with two influential younger artists, Xu Bing and Gu Wenda, both of whom gained widespread international attention at the end of the 1990's for art that took traditional calligraphy in highly unorthodox directions.
One might speculate that patients for whom a widespread gene expression alteration is present might benefit from mastectomy.
Other diplomats said some countries expressed concern that the United States and its allies keep civilian casualties at a minimum and not exacerbate what threatens to become a humanitarian disaster for Afghans, large numbers of whom are facing widespread hunger.
This brought drastic changes in the governance of the archipelago and reduced the quality of life for non-Japanese in the Indies, many of whom suffered from widespread human rights violations at the hands of the Japanese.
Kibera, which is dominated by Odinga supporters, saw hundreds of Kikuyus driven from their homes, many of whom became victims of widespread assault and murder.
He asserts that western criticism of foreign human rights abuses is politically motivated, highlighting that while the U.S. were intervening in Kosovo, they were simultaneously supporting the governments of Turkey, Colombia and Indonesia, all of whom were involved in widespread human rights abuses and ethnic cleansing.
Aristaeus, Greek divinity whose worship was widespread but concerning whom myths are somewhat obscure.
The election followed an interminable campaign waged by two Democratic City Hall insiders, neither of whom strained to fight the widespread perception that there was little to choose between them.
Darrow, whose most renowned work came in the early 20th century when labourers had no rights and racial prejudice was widespread, defended those whom no one else would defend: workers fighting oppression (he was responsible for winning an eight-hour day for coal miners), striking union members, black men framed for crimes – the list goes on.
In Berlin, German Chancellor Angela Merkel – another pragmatic, detail-oriented politician to whom May has already drawn widespread comparison – told reporters that providing "clarity" on the nature of Britain's relationship with continental Europe should be the new prime minister's chief task.
