"North Koreans are not nearly as hermetically sealed as we make them out to be, and North Koreans are not nearly as hermetically sealed as they make themselves out to be," Madden said.
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You cannot hermetically seal your home against outdoor air pollution.
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Moreover, no politician can exist in a hermetically sealed vacuum.
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We cannot hermetically seal North Korea off from the world.
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"We can't hermetically seal off the United States," Azar said.
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As a hermetically sealed environment, the ISS features a distinctive microbiome.
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Both games effectively take place in hermetically sealed, spacebound company towns.
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But despite its government's best efforts, North Korea was not hermetically sealed.
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If you live inside that radio cocoon, you're hermetically sealed from reality.
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Before I Fall isn't real so much as a hermetically sealed experiment.
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It's a very hermetically sealed world with very unattractive features, including racism.
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You melt the bottles in a hermetically sealed furnace at about 800 degrees.
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Mr Musk desires to "reinvent" railways by shooting passengers down hermetically sealed tubes.
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"Anyone who tells you they're hermetically cyber secure is fooling you," he said.
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Kavanaugh's rejection of that idea is in keeping with his hermetically sealed denial.
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It is really hard to hermetically seal a country in the age of globalization.
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Their purity, hermetically sealed, plays a central role, suggesting fabricated transparency in closed systems.
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Your hermetically sealed home is a wonderland of disinfectants, antibacterial soaps, and air purifiers.
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It also must be packaged in hermetically sealed containers, to prevent leaks and spoilage.
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Critic's Notebook Apple built an empire on hermetically sealed systems with sleek, minimalist designs.
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Here's something the hermetically sealed iPhone can't do: Score a perfect 211 for repairability.
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But during bad weather, I used a hermetically sealed bucket, to trap the smell.
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All this has made her program among the most hermetically sealed on cable television.
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But, if and when that future comes, let's hope it comes in hermetically sealed packaging.
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"The pyramids were made in a way that they had hermetically sealed compartments," he said.
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It's impossible to hermetically seal the United States both internally and externally against jihadist attacks.
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In Greece as a whole, the past is often presented in discrete, hermetically sealed blocs.
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One can only imagine his world is a hermetically sealed thing, micromanaged beyond all belief.
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Ventilation occurs to me, but that would be a waste of such a hermetically sealed environment.
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How could tiny little hermetically sealed espresso capsules compete with expertly sourced, roasted, and ground beans?
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But in reality it's like they're hermetically sealing a body part that actually needs reconstructive surgery.
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Cultures develop when they interact with each other, not when they function as hermetically sealed units.
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We need to be able to close our borders hermetically, and differentiate economic migrants from refugees.
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The bread is baked in hermetically sealed tins and is claimed to be edible for 22015 years.
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That project trained 50,000 farmers in better crop storage techniques using metal bins and hermetically sealed bags.
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Even the best policed, razor wire camps and Russian enclaves will be anything but hermetically sealed sites.
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Allergic to everything, 18-year-old Maddy (Amandla Stenberg, Hunger Games) cannot leave her hermetically sealed house.
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Rather, it's that conspiracy theories, once they spread, create hermetically sealed communities that are impervious to correction.
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King David Street, with its luxury hotels housing many leaders, was being "hermetically sealed," the police said.
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This backstory gave him the appearance of existing in a hermetically sealed vacuum, free of outside influences.
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A smattering of people knew, because information has never been hermetically sealed, but most folks were legitimately floored.
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" He closed his email, saying about the department officials "their job is to keep you hermetically sealed up.
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Yet unlike the hermetically-sealed world of reality television, politics can take on a life of its own.
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It's naive to imagine that today's European Islam can be hermetically sealed from the countries where Islam predominates.
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Woody Allen has earned so much autonomy that his movies can seem hermetically sealed, apart from the world.
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Zana himself refuses to treat his own things as particularly precious or concern himself with hermetically sealed perfection.
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And their relationship is hermetically sealed, similar to the kind of world that you get in an opera.
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It's unimportant, but appropriately hermetically Trumpish, that the organization's founder served in Iraq with the son of Trump's bodyguard.
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IN MOST AIRPORTS, going through security checks is a streamlined if soulless passage into a hermetically sealed, sanitised zone.
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Instead, this devices uses three sets of rotating brushes, that sweep dust into a central, hermetically sealed storage container.
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But a department with institutionally independent leadership need not be hermetically isolated from engaging assistance from local line prosecutors.
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We will take core samples of rocky material and then seal them in these hyper-sterile hermetically sealed vials.
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If they pass inspection, the swatches are then hermetically sealed inside plastic, ultraviolet-resistant envelopes, which protect against fading.
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How do you keep a country hermetically sealed off from the news in a world where the internet exists?
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The major theme of Anderson's work is almost always trying to obtain meaning by constructing an alternate, hermetically sealed world.
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Callisto and Aubade, two characters, sit upstairs in a hermetically sealed greenhouse and watch the thermometer as it doesn't move.
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The Western European Middle Ages were not a simple, hermetically-sealed collection of homogeneous, patriarchal, white, Christian, militaristic proto-nations.
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But unlike Sellers's similarly clueless characters, who were hermetically sealed in their own delusional realities, Morgan is eager for connection.
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Instead, her play, directed by Kristy Dodson for New Light Theater Project, is a hermetically sealed experiment in extreme absurdism.
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They don't arise out of some universal, ahistorical, hermetically sealed realm of pure reason; rather, they're shaped by cultural norms.
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According to architectural historian Lydia Kallipoliti, the astronauts had to be retrained to live in accordance with their hermetically sealed surroundings.
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The future is a hermetically sealed unreality that possesses none of the limits—or the potential for magic—of the present.
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Instead, the cell is hermetically sealed and uses oxygen stored inside the battery itself, in a chemical called lithium superoxide (LiO2).
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Despite this radically modular and novel design vs today's hermetically sealed premium mobiles the Fairphone 3 feels extremely solid to hold.
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I had imagined that contemporary art was the Internet's opposite: hermetically sealed, rendered opaque by dense theories and twisted power structures.
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Decentralized blockchain solutions are vastly more democratic, and more technically compelling, than the hermetically sealed, walled-garden, Stack-ruled internet of today.
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Yet the massive security presence and hermetically sealed streets reflected an anxiety about public order that has become strangely normal this summer.
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So adding any fresh mechanical complication is a bit of a risk given how smooth and hermetically sealed smartphones have otherwise become.
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Like most of Mr. Allen's recent work, this movie takes place within the hermetically enclosed universe of its maker's long-established preoccupations.
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But the culture they fostered — hermetically sealed worlds of hypochondria and self-indulgence — were by then an indelible part of modern Europe.
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Would he, like most of the city's moneyed classes, shut them out behind air-conditioned cars and hermetically sealed high-rise apartments?
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Each of the worlds was so hermetically sealed I found that I couldn't even describe one world to members of the other.
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They put it in a hermetically sealed CubeSat filled with the "most Mars-like soils found on Earth" from a Peruvian desert.
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Clinton's opponent was "hermetically sealed" and dishonest, and he accused Mr. Sanders's supporters of engaging in "sexist" attacks against anyone supporting Mrs. Clinton.
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And I chose for [Zula and Wiktor] to live in Paris in the movie, because Paris is the most hermetically bourgeois, educated environment.
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Often, isolation from the mainstream suggests that the artist is eccentric or perhaps hermetically personal, but this not the case with Tillyer, either.
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I think the left has had less success in hermetically sealing off their base from other sources of information — that's a major factor.
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When hermetically sealed, however, without a performer's pronouncements getting in the way, the same music percolates happily according to its own internal logic.
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Since general elections involve high-level complicated work, departments cannot remain hermetically sealed, but need to communicate often and seamlessly with other departments.
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Once upon a time, the self was hermetically sealed off from the selves around it; now it is cultures that are mutually incommensurable.
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They completed the trip in a hermetically sealed aluminum gondola suspended from the largest balloon ever constructed (ten miles high in an airtight ball).
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In the early 1960s, four astronauts crawled into a hermetically sealed pod at NASA's Langley Research Center, unsure of when they were getting out.
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These simple, quotidian materials reflect how national identity is formed through food culture, and the hermetically sealed bags reference Australia's strict food biosecurity laws.
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I was six when this happened to me, so my soft palate should have already learned how to elevate and hermetically seal my nose.
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"The Last Movie," as hermetically brilliant as it is indulgent, was a huge commercial failure that resulted in Mr. Hopper's near-exile from Hollywood.
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"We cannot hermetically seal off the United States to a virus," Alex Azar, the secretary of health and human services, told a Senate panel.
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I board a mini-bus in Manhattan and am given an envelope containing hermetically sealed pill, a rubber bracelet, and a bulleted list of instructions.
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If you were designing a policy in a hermetically sealed think tank with zero concern for political realities, you could make an argument for it.
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But "Unfinished" leaves this potential mostly untapped and the Met very much in its comfort zone, with older art in a hermetically sealed Eurocentric bubble.
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All art-star images and objects in hermetically temperature controlled dark rooms are temporarily too philosophically and conceptually weak to remain art by Meyer's standard.
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Inside, moss and orchids continue to thrive in concentrated carbon dioxide, but Dr. Kharitonova shrugged when I asked if the jar was still hermetically sealed.
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That means millions of people will have to live hermetically sealed off from the world outside for a long and growing stretch of the year.
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North Korea is nicknamed the hermit kingdom — a hermetically sealed dictatorship where it&aposs hard for both people and information to get in or out.
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Its 123-inch width makes it super space-friendly, while its hermetically sealed and recyclable aluminum capsules provide a fresh-tasting (and environmentally friendly!) pod option.
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"This has never been from Day 1 intended to be a hermetically sealed process," said Kenneth T. Cuccinelli II, the acting deputy secretary of homeland security.
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It might be more personally fulfilling, even, to embrace his cult icon status and live out his life in the hermetically sealed environment of a museum.
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The most minor of incisions in the wall could wreak damage to an inner chamber that may have been hermetically sealed for so many years, however.
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Ecological crisis has driven contemporary artists to engage with waste in its most non-biodegradable forms: plastics, e-waste, toxic waste, garbage hermetically sealed in landfills.
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Her plight is universal; risk losing control over one's own life by embracing human intimacy, or remain in the safe isolation of a hermetically sealed existence.
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Until 2015 it was completely ruled by the military and almost hermetically sealed, but the country — including its art scene — is now opening up to outsiders.
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But maybe you think that's the point, that the oddly gutless storytelling reflects how safely the show has hermetically sealed itself off from the stresses of today.
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Each one is a hermetically-sealed spectacle, meticulously crafted in a way that makes me hopeful for Rick Moranis' triumphant return in Honey, I Shrunk the Koons.
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One of the weirdest spectacles at the Winter Olympics in PyeongChang is a train of 229 young, female cheerleaders from the hermetically sealed dictatorship of North Korea.
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Lee insists all this is safe—the device will come hermetically sealed and he is relying on medical consultation to work out the details of the procedure.
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Last night, Colbert took a look at the pernicious way Rudy Giuliani has used the hermetically sealed world of Trump to spread conspiracy theories about Hillary Clinton.
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One of the most persistent criticisms of Clinton is her tendency to maintain a hermetically sealed inner circle of loyalists, many of whom haven't served her well.
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The '60s — when TV tried like hell to pretend the larger world wasn't encroaching upon its hermetically sealed settings — are one of the medium's weaker decades overall.
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I expected to feel uncomfortable in the hermetically sealed bubble of the resort, but the disorientation came as soon as we were on the airport shuttle bus.
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For all that fuss about the history of Saint Laurent, for all the thousands of garments hermetically sealed in the archives, how much does legacy really matter?
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He kept her in a "hermetically sealed" concrete jail in his cellar, sexually abused her and used restraints to keep her in his bed while he slept.
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The former president, addressing a few hundred supporters at a junior high school here, portrayed his wife's opponent for the Democratic nomination as hypocritical, "hermetically sealed" and dishonest.
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Tentacle-like tubes stretch from a large hermetically sealed chamber, where viewers are invited to breathe the same air as everyone who has experienced the work before them.
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This was music that sounded like it sprung out of the ground fully formed, or that had been hermetically sealed in a bottle since the dawn of time.
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Tracks like "Losing Myself" and "We Can't Win" experiment with synths and drum machines, giving the music a hermetically sealed, internal feeling that's true to the songs' tone.
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BUCHAREST (Reuters) - The hermetically-sealed heavy steel door to the bunker of Romania's late communist dictator Nicolae Ceausescu opens with a squeak, releasing a burst of cool air.
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I enjoyed creating hyper-awkward situations, thus hermetically sealing off a space where no audience member could escape the trainwreck that was me with a microphone in my hand.
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Do we really want to travel in hermetically sealed popemobiles through the rural provinces of France, Mexico, and the Far East, eating only in Hard Rock Cafés and McDonald's?
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Like many of her generation she smoked early and often, and I swear she waited to light up until we were hermetically sealed in our family's Ford Country Squire.
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OK, so it's not as catchy a tagline — but the isolated, hermetically-sealed sci-fi horror vibe of Underwater is too close to Alien not to have a go.
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Was the incident proof of Rousey's lingering fame-induced shellshock or of the fighter's newfound maturity, devotion to self-preservation, and tightly controlled, hermetically sealed approach to the media?
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Understandably, given the hermetically sealed nature of the sect and the shattering designation of apostate applied to those who dare question the organization, memoirs of departure have been few.
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A one-way trip to Mars will take about nine months, which is a long time to spend inside a hermetically sealed tube hurtling through a cold, dark void.
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Pornography isn't hermetically sealed from the rest of culture, and today it sits on a continuum with other problems of technology that we don't yet know how to address.
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Instead, poll after poll suggests that as other candidates falter, it redounds more to Trump and/or Cruz's benefit than to anyone in the not-quite-hermetically sealed establishment cocoon.
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But I also resist essentializing black culture and history, and refuse to hermetically seal it away from other histories of social and political struggle, or other intellectual and creative traditions.
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"It is a fact of economic life that the wholesale and retail markets in electricity, as in every other known product, are not hermetically sealed from each other," she wrote.
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Behold, after all, a vision in which the future is AI-powered automated grow systems optimizing weed production in hermetically sealed pods as withering drought and extreme heat swelters outside.
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He agrees that the distinction between the three forms of Salafism should be maintained, but also stresses they are not hermetically sealed categories, and that important individuals have moved between them.
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The major challenge is taking core samples in a super sterile, hermetically sealed way so that no biological artificact of Earth contaminates them, because we're going to be looking for life.
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Inhabit that experimental space long enough and you might eventually find yourself breaking through the shell containing the hermetically sealed world you thought you lived in to some other reality entirely.
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So I think this is one of those things because the university is a hermetically sealed bubble, we've multiplied administrators and created these programs––but I do think there's a backlash.
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In fact, as starter packs get harder and harder to come by, the game and its community will inevitably become hermetically sealed, a space containing only those who were already inside.
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And so a projector has always been, in my eyes, an extravagant bit of technology reserved for those people with theater seating built into the hermetically sealed basements of their suburban mansions.
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So while dorm mattresses are already engineered with cleanliness in mind, and you can always hermetically seal them, there's something to be said for recognizing that we don't live in sterile environments.
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A dramatist of ferociously specific imagination, Mr. Walsh revels in placing bewildered but feisty characters in hermetically sealed environments, creating what might be described as ontological equivalents of the locked room mystery.
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His role as an influential teacher gets some attention, but his art is assigned an off-to-the-side place in the canon, effectively shelved as an artifact, highly polished, hermetically sealed.
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For two, he created ever more space between the halves of his career — the friendly, coruscating essayist and the difficult, hermetically inclined fiction writer — so that, eventually, there was little to connect them.
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Especially in rural parts of the province, education and social life is organised on denominational lines; so different religious communities form distinct social groups, although they are not hermetically sealed from each other.
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In a terrific, nerve-rattling set piece, it breaks out of its hermetically-sealed fish tank and grows into a slimy space-squid which gobbles up anyone it can get its tentacles on.
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Rather, it wants to you to stay the hermetically sealed environment of its SUV, maybe listening to an eclipse-themed podcast on their CarPlay-supported infotainment system, responsibly sipping a non-alcoholic beverage.
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Another group managed to ride out the apocalypse in a hermetically sealed bunker, maintaining the illusion of their old lives but at the expense of acclimatizing their bodies to a post-nuclear world.
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But headlines from Rio de Janeiro about violence, economic unrest and the threat of the Zika virus have nonetheless penetrated the hermetically sealed atmosphere and threatened to contaminate the celebrations of newly minted Olympians.
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Clinton described the offensive remark that Donald Trump used against the young Ms. Machado, she hermetically sealed an image in voters' minds that Donald Trump himself had carefully cultivated most of his adult life.
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Looking for the ultimate leak, opponents of Mr. Trump have wondered aloud how it could be that top intelligence agencies are suddenly fonts of classified information while the staid tax collector remains hermetically sealed.
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That's when the positive electrode on the battery becomes so juiced up it begins to create oxygen inside, which wrecks the delicately balanced chemical composition of the hermetically sealed battery and leads to thermal runaway.
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In a warehouse as big as a Walmart, Ilia Koranashvili, a muscular engineer with a snake tattoo, walked around 160 hermetically sealed stainless steel tanks filled with power-efficient chips and a special cooling liquid.
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When she visited, Ms. White, a media buyer living in Brooklyn, would bring him fresh fruit, hermetically sealed according to prison regulations, and shrimp that was fully cooked, prepackaged and tightly sealed, but not frozen.
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It would be easy for many top buyers to stay in a hermetically sealed bubble, interacting only with a handful of similar well-to-do people who travel the globe raising their paddles for great works.
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For Rian Johnson, who wrote and directed Knives Out after working on Star Wars: The Last Jedi, breaking the whodunit's comforting and familiar elements out of their "hermetically sealed jewel box" was key to the project.
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Rigetti is using the machine and millions of dollars' worth of other equipment housed here in hermetically sealed glass lab spaces to try and build a new kind of super-powerful computer that runs on quantum physics.
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Windows was a rattling lemon of a station wagon; MacOS was a hermetically sealed Volkswagen Beetle; and then, weirdly … beyond weirdly … there was: Linux, which is right next door, and which is not a business at all.
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Although nominally they were on the political left, Adorno and the other members of the Frankfurt School had little truck with activism (and indeed were often accused by their students of being hermetically removed from practical politics).
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Treating safe spaces as hermetically sealed sanctums is both a form of self-protection and a means of liberation, fostering a sense of anarchic freedom, and a world apart from the unequal one outside the rave's confines.
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Liberals don't want a hermetically sealed media ecosystem of their own, so much as one that does away with the pretense of kneejerk balance: a media that's willing to say one side is worse than the other.
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Or if you're a researcher, rather than having to arrange to go into a hermetically sealed environment, we can scan and store information about all these fairly small scale things and do a 3D print for you.
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By planting a tuber in a CubeSat designed by engineers from University of Engineering and Technology (UTEC) in Lima, the team was able to create a hermetically sealed environment for the potatoes to grow in—and they did.
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But maybe the reason everyone loves "Hamilton" is because the show loves them back, Miranda told GQ. "I think what people are responding to about Hamilton is that it's a musical, but it's not hermetically sealed," he said.
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Prior to the construction of gas chambers, SS soldiers would drive around so-called "gas vans" — vehicles with hermetically sealed compartments that could be flooded with poison gas — and used them to execute Jews in, yes, their towns.
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For decades, the right has been sawing away at the threads that still connect it to mainstream institutions, procedures, and norms of conduct, to the point that it has created a hermetically sealed and impenetrable world of its own.
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Even today, in conversation, he seems to express a sense of longing for works of art — sculptures, in particular ⎯ that convey something more than the art-for-art's-sake aura of objects hermetically sealed in their self-contained aesthetic zones.
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Anthony Fauci, the head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases at the National Institutes of Health, and other public health officials "knew that they couldn't hermetically seal off the US, but they could slow the spread," Michaud said.
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Constructed in viscous paint with embedded grommets, straps, pushpins, laces, ropes, folds, flaps, seams, cloth strips, and patches of coarse burlap, these austere and monumental "near monochromes" have the presence of hermetically sealed bodies that are synchronously wounded and healing.
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Directed by Lear deBessonet, the play reveals itself to be an unexpectedly traditional piece by the standards of Ms. Parks ("Imperceptible Mutabilities in the Third Kingdom," the Pulitzer Prize-winning "Topdog/Underdog"), whose earlier works leaned toward the hermetically surreal.
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We have narrowed and hermetically sealed the range of acceptable responses to shootings and storms, these made-for-TV events that have been unofficially determined as something we all must live with, something that politics has no capacity to impact.
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But Merrie England was never as hermetically sealed in its certainties as the ideological fixity of the Cold War suggests; it was always vulnerable to the blast of accident, the whim of changed minds, the healing of laughter and the warmth of mercy.
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If the academies and art institutions were hermetically sealed and needed their doors and windows to open to fresh thinking, then she would make that happen by educating generations of future art historians and curators with an expanded, some would say radical, curriculum.
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But after the election, it's hard to avoid the feeling that while many of us spent that past few years hermetically sealed inside our hyper-liberal Facebook bubbles, blissfully ignorant of the things we didn't want to see, ANOHNI was already looking.
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In the hermetically sealed North, South Korean officials estimate that the number of mobile phones has risen to six million since 2008, when cellular phone service began as a joint venture between the Egyptian telecommunications firm Orascom and the North's communication ministry.
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We are faced with an onslaught of people who have never lived in our shoes saying, "Those are my shoes too," simply because they spit into a small, hermetically sealed glass tube and got back DNA results that say they are 7 percent Native American.
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"These women have been in this hermetically sealed world, and then they start to get deeper into modern ideas — second- and third-wave feminism — and also explore how stories are passed down to us, and where we get our norms from," Hartmere told the Times.
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The body of the late King Kalakaua was embalmed at San Francisco last night, and to-day the remains were placed in a metal casket hermetically sealed, and conveyed to the mortuary chapel in Trinity Church, where they will be guarded by United States soldiers.
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I feel like we've come to think of the genre as this cloistered little hermetically sealed jewel box, and these stories end up always being either period pieces or "timeless" — if they talk about class, it's in the context of way back when in Britain.
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It's a testament to quite how control freaky and hermetically sealed to criticism the tech industry is that Twitter's CEO Jack Dorsey went unscripted in front of his own brand livestreaming service this week, inviting users to lob awkward questions at him for the first time ever.
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The crisis, in brief, is that the US conservative movement has almost entirely divorced itself from mainstream institutions, norms, and standards, developing its own media, think tanks, legal scholars, and historians — a hermetically sealed ecosystem of news and information in which nonsense and conspiracy theories flourish.
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It shows that, even though Dilla often seemed as if he were making his own version of hip-hop, he wasn't hermetically sealed off from the rest of the genre: There are musical and lyrical nods here to R. Kelly, Jay Z, Big Punisher and more.
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Yet for a family — and a political party — so hermetically sealed off from American culture, we were certain that we had our finger on the pulse of the country, offering as certain inspiration to the average American citizen the paradigms of the Russian and Cuban revolutions.
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In 2016, a year that seemed intent on declaring that we've all been living in hermetically sealed cocoons and don't understand each other at all, Sense8 says there's nothing so great that can't be overcome by stepping back and taking the time to consider someone else's perspective.
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"We like to imagine North Korea in the West as a hermetically sealed country, but throughout Asia they have far more flexibility and freedom of operation than you'd like to imagine," says Alexander Neill, a senior fellow for Asia Pacific security at the International Institute for Strategic Studies.
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To understand today's Russia, it is necessary to understand what happened during Gorbachev's time, how he opened up a hermetically sealed society after 70 years of stifling Communist rule but was unable to solve its deeper problems and was ultimately pushed aside by the ambitious and mercurial Boris Yeltsin.
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Like Willy Wonka building his ideal world in a hermetically sealed factory, Charli's music is a space where she redraws pop how she feels it should look, pulling former and future stars together in order to create a bizarro-world pop universe that's simultaneously 290s-leaning and aggressively futurist.
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Officials from a number of countries involved in the talks — which include Greece, Turkey and countries from the former Yugoslavia — have raised the possibility of member states sending troops to the Macedonian side of the border with Greece in a bid to control or even "hermetically seal" the border, according to diplomats.
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But now, thanks to a small amendment to the rule, the advertising floodgates for the Summer Games in Rio de Janeiro have swung open, and the competition over brand positioning has already transformed the once predictable and hermetically regulated Olympics into a crowded race for attention among dozens of brands, big and small.
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The US team's 22019-212 victory over the Netherlands Sunday was no different, with tough play -- head-to-head collisions, literal blood and sweat -- and a brilliant Dutch squad turning on the pressure, tactically taking the US out of its early scoring rhythms and keeper Sari van Veenendaal making the net feel hermetically sealed against the American offense.
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I fully expect some winners and presenters will break ranks and take the opportunity to make their feelings about the topic known the moment they step on stage, much like Patricia Arquette did last year, but where the Academy has shown real vulnerability is how people have devalued the show outside of its hermetically-sealed borders.
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In our near-schizophrenic consensus view of racial progress, this legacy of denial operates to celebrate the nation's preferred self-image as a clearinghouse of equal individual opportunity, open to all, while obsessively rationalizing away slavery, colonialism, and extermination as the singular, hermetically contained responsibility of the individual bad actors long ago who perpetrated these harms.
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If reporting on the entertainment industry has taught me anything, it's that hermetically sealed power structures have a tendency to replicate the personality of the boss across entire organizations, and if nothing else, the man in the White House was accused of crimes just as bad (if not worse) as Weinstein's before his election to the highest seat in the land.
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"Our work was to receive them first, most of them did not know the reason...the people I saw when their destiny was sealed, I told the truth, and after they were all naked, they went further into the death chamber, where the Germans had laid pipes on the ceiling to make them think they were preparing the bath, with whips in their hands, the Germans forced them to move closer and closer together, so that as many as possible could fit in, a true Sardinian death, then the doors were hermetically sealed," wrote Nadjari.
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