Word: expressed
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...demonstration, which was organized by Committee Against Racism (CAR), was intended as "a peaceful demonstration to express visible pro-busing sentiment," Koblitz said yesterday...
...hard to express yourself in ordinary language because it contains a maximum of misinformation--ambiguity, plurality of meaning, and so on. For Sartre, literary style is very important--he delights in three or four meanings lurking in a single string of words. The French language lends itself to a strange kind of deformation. With some words it is possible to apply a feminine gender to men and a masculine gender to women; in this way the man is feminized and the woman's femininity is undermined at the moment the two individuals are named. Sartre calls this "positive misinformation." Similarly...
...Well, the ideas for these pants came out of an article I'm writing about the uni-sex movement, attacking the uni-sex movement. While I was writing the article I started thinking of tangible ways to express my ideas, you know? And these pants are the natural outgrowth of that...
...Jaeckin, then promptly adapted The Story of O from the famous whips-and-chains novel of the '50s. Since the movie opened last month, O has become a major news story in France. Radio and TV programs endlessly debate the film's merits. The weekly L'Express featured Actress Corinne Cléry, who plays the film's tortured protagonist, on its cover, nude above the waist, and inside printed six graphic full-color stills from the movie...
They had good reason. Only six weeks ago the Third Circuit Court of Appeals handed down an important precedent in the case of two Teamsters locals in Warren, Ohio, and Pittsburgh. The truckers had walked out in a bloody, five-week wildcat strike against Eazor Express Inc. over the dismissal of two employees. Eazor sued the International Brotherhood of Teamsters and the locals, all of which had signed a no-strike agreement, and three judges of the Third Circuit unanimously held them all liable, even though they were not involved in starting the strike. The court's message...