The Titans helped show her the more repressed and modest ways of Earth.
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I think that when you see Claire first, she's definitely slightly more repressed and a little bit more brittle than we've seen her before.
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The past is another country, a more repressed one, and how happy it makes us all to poke around among its juts, crevices and cracks.
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"Bags" is more repressed and in some ways more typical, as a flat, shiny, melancholy guitar riff underscores a confession she can't bring herself to utter aloud, except in song.
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During and after the English Civil War, fights between Protestants and Catholics developed in the colony. Often this tension went in long cycles, with extended periods where the tension was more repressed followed by acute periods where religious divisions would flare up, sometimes driving change in St. Mary's City and Maryland in the process.
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During the olive oil crisis during the winter of 1833/1834, he repressed a revolt at Kairouan in violation of the holy city's traditional right of asylum and imposed a fine of more than 500,000 rial. Another agricultural crisis of less moment arose at Bizerte in 1837, he once more repressed the revolt of a population squeezed by the weight of taxes.
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Experienced models avoid any sexually suggestive poses. Art instructors and institutions may consider the incident of a male model gaining an erection while posing cause for termination, or at any rate, grounds for not hiring him again. Any of these policies may vary in different parts of the world. In Europe and South America attitudes are more relaxed, while in China and Korea attitudes are more repressed.
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Sex workers, gathered in Assisi on 16 March 2007, concluded unanimously that they will "march for the defence of our rights". In November 2007, prostitutes and their allies continued to protest the repression of soliciting by gathering before the Senate and protest for their rights. Soliciting on the street became more and more repressed and dangerous. As a result, some prostitutes started to establish contacts on the Internet in 2008.
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According to Solzhenitsyn, Russians were not the ruling nation in the Soviet Union. He believed that all the traditional culture of all ethnic groups were equally oppressed in favor of an atheism and Marxist–Leninism. Russian culture was even more repressed than any other culture in the Soviet Union, since the regime was more afraid of ethnic uprisings among Russian Christians than among any other ethnicity. Therefore, Solzhenitsyn argued, Russian nationalism and the Orthodox Church should not be regarded as a threat by the West but rather as allies.
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The most prominent of these protein classes are ammonium transporters, the enzymes glutamine synthetase and glutamate synthase and PII protein, which itself regulates nitrogen metabolism. Further supporting a possible role as a cis-regulatory element in control of nitrogen metabolism, the Prochlorococcus marinus gene designed as PMT1479 was more repressed than another other gene in this organism when it was growth without a sufficient supply of nitrogen. It was demonstrated that glnA RNAs correspond to glutamine-binding riboswitches, i.e., they sense glutamine concentrations in order to measure overall nitrogen availability, and regulate the downstream genes appropriately.
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All women are underrepresented in STEM fields. While there has been a push to encourage more women to join the sciences, there is less outreach to lesbian, bi, or gender nonconforming women, and gender nonconforming people more broadly. Due to the lack of data and statistics of LGBTQ members involvement in the STEM field, it is unknown to what exact degree lesbian and bisexual women, gender non-conformers (transgender, nonbinary/agender, or anti-gender gender abolitionists who eschew the system altogether) are potentially even more repressed and underrepresented than their straight peers. But a general lack of out lesbian and bi women in STEM has been noted.
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