"He is clearly committing crimes in plain view," she said.
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Sometimes in plain view of their coaches, who did nothing.
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It's unfortunate that it's now playing out in plain view.
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Many academics complain of violence and drug dealing in plain view.
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All this took place in plain view of the clinic's director.
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I guess that's the very definition of hiding in plain view, right?
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Officer Koch entered the house, his badge in plain view, officials said.
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The Associated Press: Court records reveal a Mueller report in plain view.
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In the 'world's borough' it is in plain view to the passerby.
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Now they are often forgotten, even when their relics remain in plain view.
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His old tweets and stand-up routines were in plain view all along.
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But I knew otherwise, even though the accumulation was not in plain view.
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Several tightly wrapped "aluminum tubes" were in plain view, a police detective said.
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A separate witness reported seeing Escobedo groping the women "in plain view" of others.
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All cuts are kept in a special freezer in plain view of the customers.
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I had left all of my jewelry out in plain view — foolish, I know.
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When researchers left subjects' phones in plain view, they did significantly worse on tests.
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Say they see a couple of used needles on the car seat in plain view.
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According to docs, police found weed out in plain view, and got a search warrant.
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But pushback to the alt-right in the streets of Washington was in plain view.
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These days, Union Station is empty, rotting in plain view alongside a highway exit ramp.
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Detectives saw bundles of methamphetamine in plain view and arrested him on scene, authorities said.
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If the objective is to divide and undermine liberal democracies, future targets are in plain view.
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Those women are telling us something that is hiding in plain view: Motherhood is really expensive.
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With Saturn, it turns out the answer rippled in plain view, in the planet's lustrous rings.
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When terrorist groups are organizing in plain view on public web forums, governments are responsible for intervening.
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According to cops 43-year-old Bryan Moles left a gun in plain view inside his car.
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It took a U.S. Marshals officer to find Bulger, who was hiding in plain view in California.
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Pretty much any portable charger you find should have its mAh measurement listed somewhere in plain view.
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Others are tempting, well-groomed areas in plain view but cordoned off by iron railings and gates.
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Here, in the state's largest city, the conditions that led to the law are in plain view.
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In the films, all manner of extraterrestrial mayhem may have broken out in plain view of countless witnesses.
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It's unclear where in the car Jorge had stored the weed or if it was in plain view.
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Despite its successes, the financial strains on the newspaper have long been in plain view, even to outsiders.
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Even more brazen ... the crew poses for pics in front of the mural with stickers in plain view.
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To be invisible in plain view and paid handsomely for it — five pesetas per hour— this is the plan.
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"Twitter did nothing to investigate or review the defamation that appeared in plain view on its platform," it says.
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Car thefts have surged in winter, when people start their cars and leave them warming, keys in plain view.
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And there in plain view were the bottle of Pepto and the Odor-Eaters, right where I'd left them.
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They populate dating apps, uncomplainingly accept condoms and in one case get masturbated in plain view of a webcam.
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A bit of Googling shows us that, mere moments before, the girthy beast was in plain view on the path.
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"It was a nightmare," she says of the beating, which continued in plain view of the camera for several minutes.
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Users credited the facility with reducing their chances of overdosing, contracting infections and injecting themselves in plain view of children.
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Even as the police flooded the area this week, people could be seen lighting up K2 cigarettes in plain view.
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Mr. Davidson, an Army veteran, said he wore his dog tags outside his shirt in plain view at the hearing.
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Walk around long enough and you may well kick a used syringe or see someone shooting up in plain view.
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The three guys who allegedly robbed Safaree Samuels at gunpoint -- in plain view of surveillance cameras -- have just been indicted.
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Others, such as this newer home, were in plain view thanks to the trees that had yet to sprout leaves.
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The canine officer searched Barba's rental vehicle and discovered a closed shoebox in plain view on the front passenger floorboard.
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We're told Bryan would lash back at her by flirting and even coming onto women in plain view of Mariah.
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Not only would I be alone, but I'd be alone in plain view of every pedestrian who walked down that sidewalk.
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The charges were later reduced to 4 misdemeanors -- battery, brandishing a weapon, criminal threats and carrying a knife in plain view.
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Like the binoculars, a drug-detection dog is a specialized device for discovering objects not in plain view (or plain smell).
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The strange mechanics included enlisting two women who claim they were duped into carrying out the brazen plot in plain view.
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But, in some ways, what's in plain view -- a Trump confidante taking advantage of his boss's new position -- is more disconcerting.
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At the heart of the case, although not in plain view, is a deceptively simple question: Did DAPA change immigration law?
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Toni's "The Hits Tour" hit Savannah, Georgia Saturday night where she busted into song with with the monitor in plain view.
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The Xiaomi Mi Box, though, is pretty enough to keep in plain view, and backs up the good looks with impressive specs.
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According to HSI, the dogs were often electrocuted in plain view of others awaiting the same fate, creating an incredibly fearful environment.
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More recently and more predictably, another YouGov poll this month found that 68% thought senior politicians' returns should be in plain view.
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Any evidence in plain view that leads them to probable cause that laws are being broken allows them to search the vehicle.
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Some addicts die in plain view, their years of drug use ravaging their bodies and upending their lives, like a long siege.
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The company's strategy was to beat every competitor in plain view, and regulators and the government tacitly — and at times explicitly — approved.
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By day they set up roadblocks, where they stopped civilians and murdered and raped them in plain view; by night they assailed homes.
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Much like Novarupta, the volcano was hiding in plain view—a nasty trick when it comes to many of Earth's really big eruptions.
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Fear of being snatched off the street to be tortured, raped and killed, in plain view of neighbors mortally afraid to speak out.
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The space is now a rather eerie public park, where these ruins of a still-overlooked recent chapter of history sit in plain view.
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"Later she was asked to move again by the limo driver and she did, but she left her stuff in plain view," Marcus said.
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For one couple, that meant witnessing the people behind them having sex in their seat in plain view of the rest of the passengers.
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White has since moved out of her old apartment, but her new one is on Fulton Street, with the Freedom Tower in plain view.
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On the MacBook, you can touch the volume button and begin sliding right away, providing you with an off-axis slider in plain view.
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It gets weird when the Commander forgets that he's supposed to be frigid, and starts feeling her up, in plain view of his wife.
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It may take decades to grow blockchain technology into a major channel for transferring value, but the building blocks are in plain view today.
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"Defendant Oliver shot Edwards in the head in plain view of his brothers with total disregard to the safety of others," the lawsuit said.
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But if Mr. Rollins has always worked to put himself in plain view, he was incessantly aware of what he saw as his shortcomings.
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All the while, residents of the Rockaways watched as the sands eroded in plain view of one of the busiest sections of the beach.
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The young trumpeter Peter Evans joined the band for a final song, then played a set alone, putting his virtuoso talents in plain view.
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Patrick and his family would almost certainly have had to deal with the case in plain view if he had chosen to run for president.
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As the clock struck 4:20 on 4/20, the marijuana enthusiasts began smoking, relaxing in the afternoon heat in plain view of Israel's Parliament.
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Following the onstage hanging, Southwell is virtually naked throughout, strapped to an upright contraption so that the dismemberment of her body is in plain view.
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The battalion chief drove around the outside of the Tesla factory with an escort, looking for any signs of fire or smoke in plain view.
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The tripwire bomb, for example, would have to be done in broad daylight, at dusk or shortly after, on a residential street in plain view.
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The bullet that killed her, The Times found, was fired by an Israeli sniper into a crowd that included white-coated medics in plain view.
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By day, when the trails are overrun with humans, P-22 hides in plain view, resting in the dense brush down in the shady draws.
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Concealed carry is basically the right to tote around a weapon, usually a handgun, on or close to the body that isn't in plain view.
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After the project wrapped, the video was stored on several hard drives, concealing footage in encrypted compartments while keeping the tourist pictures in plain view.
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It always seemed ... celebs were easy targets, because they either posted their whereabouts on social media or their schedules were in plain view of the public.
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It might be a strange notion to sit down for a massage in plain view of thousands of strangers, but you'll feel better for it. 1.
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So, if a President committed a flagrant and serious crime, such as murder in plain view, I'd expect rapid impeachment followed by indictment, immediately upon removal.
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He fled down a hole in his shower stall in plain view of guards into a mile-long tunnel dug from a property outside the prison.
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Evidence of Tesla's rework burden stands in plain view in San Jose, California, less than a half-hour drive from the company's main factory in Fremont.
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Afterward they obtained a search warrant for the couple's house, where investigators on Saturday night allegedly saw possible evidence — including blood — "in plain view," said Salazar.
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He sees physical therapists in downtown Washington for hours at a time, his gunshot wounds in plain view of other patients nursing back and shoulder injuries.
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With Mr. Hopkins's consent, the agents entered the home and saw about 10 firearms in plain view, in what Mr. Hopkins referred to as his office.
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Another found the key to Halbach's S.U.V. in Avery's home—in plain view, even though the property had previously been searched by other investigators six times.
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Republicans' incredible stance denies a reality in plain view: Mr. Morales is living the Trumpian dream of freeing himself from investigations by illegally shutting them down.
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At its conference in Cologne this weekend the total marginalisation of Frauke Petry, its co-chair and until now most prominent figure, played out in plain view.
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So we are going in to the market to emphasize that we have a presence there, to show the earning power of our bonds in plain view.
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It's troubling to think that this could happen in our community, that on our streets and in our neighborhoods, people are being held captive in plain view.
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Nowadays, however, many of these spiritual communities, like the beloveds in Mr. Latif's apartment, are in plain view around the city if you know where to look.
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Those include when an officer sees evidence of a crime in plain view and when an emergency requires an officer to take immediate action to save lives.
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The Russians are sailing in plain view and are only exercising their freedom-of-navigation rights, as the US Navy has on occasion in the South China Sea.
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Runners as young as 9 picked them up and carried them to the street for resupply, where detectives watched the ballet of signals and handoffs in plain view.
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SoFi factors its costs into one interest rate and uses nontraditional means to vet borrowers, forgoing credit scores and instead looking at something in plain view: extra cash.
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You need to take action and move with purpose, but all in plain view of a hostile audience, without ever having been seen to do anything at all.
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XXXTentacion's murder happened in plain view of surveillance cameras, and the haunting video was played in public for the first time Thursday during a Broward County court hearing.
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During a search of Lofton and his brother's apartment, detectives testified, investigators found one pizza box in plain view and three others hidden behind the home's washer and dryer.
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Over the past weeks, the radical Democrat agenda has been in plain view: the Green New Deal, Medicare for All, abortion extremism, and free health care for illegal immigrants.
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"I think if we're bringing them to a place now where professionals are helping them to deal with their drug issues, maybe that's why they're more in plain view."
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On Wednesday, Democrats characterized his impeachment as an urgent action to stop a corrupt president whose misdeeds had unfolded in plain view from damaging the United States any further.
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To begin, American elections are held in public places — in open rooms such as cafeterias, gymnasiums, community centers, and other event spaces — and in plain view of all assembled.
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Wagner's observations of the relationship between aesthetic concerns (images, language) and the reverberations of atrocity are marvelous in part because they have the quality of being hidden in plain view.
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Savvides, accompanied by bodyguards, walked onto the pitch at Thessaloniki twice on Sunday, once wearing an overcoat, the second time with the coat off and his holster in plain view.
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At Wednesday's quarterly news conference Fed officials' doubts were in plain view, with Yellen using the term "uncertain" or its variations 13 times, more than twice as often as in March.
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Zuckerberg left his hearing notes open in front of his seat for long enough for AP Photographer Andrew Harnik to snap a high resolution shot with talking points in plain view.
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Just last season, Gvasalia teased showgoers with a dose of their own medicine — a selection of stereotypes, right there, in plain view, for us to judge more than we already do.
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Detective Zito wrote that he had seen "marijuana cigars in plain view," but told investigators during an interview that he had only seen "cigars commonly used for marijuana," according to records.
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In plain view of the international community and in blatant defiance of his own government's founding documents, Mr. Hernández is inching closer and closer to authoritarian rule and all-out dictatorship.
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It seems Trump's legal defense team is following this odd Clemenza-inflected roadmap: be dismissive of the incriminating evidence in plain view, knowing your stonewalling strategy may have inoculated the President.
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Take, for example, Bachelor In Paradise; the spoilers some viewers dread are literally playing out in real time and in plain view, from Twitter to the ABC-sanctioned season 6 promo.
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L's exploitation of the basic tenant of white supremacism puts in plain view the worst aspects of this year's presidential race, not to mention an underlying principle of much of American history.
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But the most important thing will be to get Mueller on record, in plain view of the American public and Congress, about the most flagrant and provable crimes committed by the President.
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And, as I traveled around the city, I saw suffering and violence -- in plain view -- unlike any I had seen in all my years of working in active war and disaster zones.
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The White House fence jumper who lingered on the ground unnoticed for 17 minutes was literally just hanging out in plain view with alarms blaring, and the Secret Service had no clue.
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The Brevard County Sheriff's Office tells TMZ ... Nicky was arrested last week in Cape Canaveral, Florida after cops say she was giving her boyfriend oral sex while topless and in PLAIN VIEW.
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The result was an understated but gripping extended episode, one that brought home the price paid by these Soviet spies hiding in plain view, while testing the bonds of loyalty and friendship.
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But the judge, Andrew Carter, said those officers were not required to ignore evidence of another crime in "plain view," even if it were unrelated to the fraud targeted by the wiretaps.
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That resulted in some of the team's most notable stars fighting amongst themselves in plain view of 10,227 fans at Sahlen's Stadium and hundreds of thousands more watching from home on ESPN.
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Yes. Period. Would they be enough to convict a president who lies and cheats in plain view every week of the year, about matters small and huge, and gets away with it?
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The fact that much of the evidence of Mr. Trump's obstruction occurred in plain view of the American people diminishes neither the seriousness of that conduct nor the need for further inquiry.
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"Burn pits were being operated in plain view of thousands of soldiers across two theaters of war," he said, meaning the military must have known and approved of what KBR was doing.
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Chicago, which created an individual right to keep a handgun in the home for self-defense, also grant him the right to walk around in public with his firearm in plain view.
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"Upon taking him into custody, detectives observed a printed copy of the Florida statutes for Chapter 948.30, in plain view on the passenger seat of his vehicle," it is alleged in the statement.
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And damn near everybody looked as if surviving to next week wasn't foregone, a vision that made me wonder if Mom had ever slogged through the doors wearing her desperation in plain view.
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The vile ideas driving shooters whose actions have caused unspeakable pain and loss are in plain view on 8chan, and the thought that we could just make them go away has strong appeal.
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In plain view of her 14-year-old son, she launches into an affair with a local businessman, Warren Miller (Bill Camp), a move that's part vindictive, part desperate attempt at self-preservation.
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A forum for sharing tips and tricks on how to steal isn't a totally unexpected find, but it's surprising to see on a site as highly trafficked (and in plain view) as Reddit.
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It is a process achieved in plain view of the audience by an industrious and multifarious team of actors, musicians (the swirling Gothic score is by Kyle Vegter and Ben Kauffman) and technicians.
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Modern warfare has made such face-offs increasingly rare, but at disputed borders around the world, soldiers and civilians alike live each day in plain view (and within spitting distance) of their adversaries.
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They argue the actions were necessary because the plants were in plain view and therefore illegal, even though Holcomb's pot plant was hidden away in her fenced-off backyard behind a raspberry patch.
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There are the threats to jail political opponents, the juvenile insults, the stomping all over the justice system, the impunity for crimes committed in plain view, the praise for human rights abuses and autocrats.
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The series of events that now implicate Facebook began in 2014, in plain view, with a listing on Amazon's Mechanical Turk service, where users can complete small tasks for commensurately modest sums of cash.
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Since Woody consented to the police entering the home, and the weed was "in plain view" according to the police report, both individuals where hit with felony possession and misdemeanor possession of drug paraphernalia.
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According to a police report, officers observed a firearm in "plain view" inside his car, which led to a search of the vehicle and a second weapon and ammunition found in the glove box.
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"You have a right to take photographs if you're in a public place, of things that are in plain view, including police officers who are carrying out their duties in public," he told VICE.
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While sandboarding is an activity that is found almost exclusively in deserts, you can race down sand dunes in plain view of the Rocky Mountains while visiting Great Sand Dunes National Park in Colorado.
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Before, to win passage despite the burdens being in plain view, sponsors designed bills so that legislators could explain to constituents, especially in swing constituencies, why the allocation of benefits and burdens was fair.
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When Kurniawan was arrested on March 8, 2012, Federal Bureau of Investigation agents observed crates and wine bottles stacked 15 feet (4.5 m) high near the front door of his home, in plain view.
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"Raza Khan spoke briefly to either the defendant or Khalid Safi and then turned to face him, at which point the prosecution suggest the knife would have been in plain view," prosecutor Kate Bex said.
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The case was kicked over to the L.A. City Attorney's Office which decided to move forward with 4 misdemeanor charges against Gordon -- battery, brandishing a weapon, criminal threats and carrying a knife in plain view.
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The post — seemingly written by a Batman villain or that guy who hunts men in The Most Dangerous Game — describes leaving money in plain view of the waitstaff without explaining why it's on the table.
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New York (CNN Business)The Markup, a forthcoming non-profit news website, started to crumble in plain view on Tuesday, as multiple staffers announced their resignations following the ouster of the organization's editor-in-chief.
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PHILADELPHIA — On a night when many people in her shoes might have made themselves scarce, she sat proudly in plain view, in one of the best seats in the house for Hillary Clinton's convention speech.
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Though he came back stronger on Saturday, jumping out to a 4-0 lead in the third set before play was again stopped because of rain, he faltered with a fifth set in plain view.
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On a reporting trip there last year, I accompanied a former drug dealer to one of the so-called open air markets, where marijuana and heroin were hawked in plain view on a busy street.
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But it does raise a troubling question: How did Officer Erickson find a lit marijuana cigarette in plain view on the rear floorboard just minutes after Officer Pastran searched the same area and found nothing?
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Even this one, taken from a high vantage point, fails to capture Scott as he gets sucked into the abyss: For a full nine seconds, in front of 20,000 people, Scott was missing in plain view.
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There is also the Trump International Hotel in the capital itself, within walking distance of the Oval Office, a business that has become a symbol of the president's tangle of financial interests, subsisting in plain view.
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Just like we, by and large, couldn't see the possibility of a Trump win in 2016, the coverage has relentlessly diminished Biden's candidacy when all the trappings of a successful run have been in plain view.
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The conventions are in plain view — the pompous provincials who make Magellan's life difficult; the eager sergeant who's practically a member of the family — but if they're to your taste, you won't find them better executed.
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She's hidden from us, but hidden in plain view, and paying attention to how she shakes, moves, and sets up the plot of The Last of Us is an object lesson is clever-yet-sidelining character writing.
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The square-off pits the Wizard (Vincent D'Onofrio, hiding in plain view under a huge mane of hair), who has outlawed magic, against Glynda (Joely Richardson), one of many not-so-good witches who wield inordinate power.
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Fans on Twitter were quick to point out that the fourth episode of the series' eighth and final season featured a scene in which the show makers seemingly left a modern-day coffee cup in plain view.
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Some of the robotic changes are already in plain view worldwide — from Boston, where automated cooking pots have replaced chefs at one restaurant, to Prague, where robots have replaced bartenders and waiters, according to The Washington Post.
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Nipsey was shot in plain view of a surveillance camera, and footage shows the shooter -- who cops believe to be Eric Holder -- opening fire 3 different times on Nipsey before kicking his body and fleeing the scene.
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On Wednesday, police in DC arrested a man in his room at the Trump International Hotel after they allegedly spotted an unlicensed AR-15 assault rifle lying in plain view inside his car, the Washington Post reports.
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Keeping top secret material in plain view in his home and car was not the conduct of a spy or a political activist, he said, just a man carried away with his drive to master his work.
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Clinton, on that stage, that lack of intervention put her in the same position as so many women who are harassed in plain view of others who do nothing: all alone, second-guessing her own gut reaction.
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The inmate, Nicholas Feliciano, was in an empty holding pen in plain view of a central guard desk in the jail's intake area, where officers can also monitor activity in cells via video feeds, the person said.
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Sometimes in plain view and often just beneath the surface, slavery rests uncomfortably in the middle of national debates about monuments, white nationalism, kneeling athletes, Donald Trump's election, policing, immigrant family separation, racial wealth disparities and so on.
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If the Department of Consumer Affairs doesn't see the signs posted in plain view, or if records aren't kept that prove that staff has been adequately trained, the legislation proposes that the venue would face fines up to $500.
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In China's big cities, condoms are now available in plain view: convenience stores on urban high streets often have condoms on display by the till, while brands like Durex have millions of followers on their China social media platforms.
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One of those laws will disallow school districts from prohibiting licensed gun owners -- including school employees -- from storing a firearm or ammunition in a locked vehicle on a school parking lot, as long as they're not in plain view.
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What's more, quite a few of these films—which are in the public domain, their copyrights long expired—are hiding in plain view, for free, on YouTube and other sites (and are easily searchable by their directors and titles).
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"And she turned around and said, 'Oh my gosh, did you see what happened?' and she was upset about it and it was in plain view," recalls the relative, who wishes to remain anonymous due to a fear of retaliation.
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The same kind of "air rage" is likely when basic-economy passengers are seated in close proximity to those who can sit with their families and use the overhead bins—and in plain view, not separated by the business-class curtain.
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The book is a delightful guide to the many facets of the internet that are hidden in plain view—from the the small graffiti like utility markings sprayed on to asphalt, to the gigantic "Carrier Hotel" skyscrapers that house telecom switches.
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A walk down Market Street reveals well-heeled finance executives, techies wearing $2100 sneakers meant to look like unfashionable dad shoes, a heroin user shooting up in plain view of tourists, and an abandoned pair of sweatpants full of shit.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump faced criticism for saying Pakistan's arrest of the alleged mastermind of the 2008 attacks on Mumbai had come after a 10-year search, as the suspected militant had been living in plain view.
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Greek universities have long complained of drug dealing on campus, with addicts shooting up in plain view, and self-styled anarchists who make petrol bombs at some faculties for their regular encounters with riot police, or use faculties as squats.
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If Trump rejects this proposal because he refuses to accept a permanent solution for the Dreamers, whom he once claimed he loves, he would be admitting in plain view of the nation that he is the hostage of ultra-conservative factions.
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Over more than a year, in the late 1970s, this meticulous monster kidnapped four children, two boys and two girls between the ages of 10 and 12, and held them captive before killing them and dumping their bodies in plain view.
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"These are nontraditional safe spaces in plain view — no strings attached," said Takeesha White, who is the acting assistant commissioner for the Bureau of Systems Partnership in the Center for Health Equity, which is part of the city's health department.
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Dramatically speaking, "Hunters" has the advantage of featuring the ultimate villain, in the chilling sort of way that 1970s thrillers like "Marathon Man" and "The Boys From Brazil" did -- the terrifying (and sadly timely) notion of Nazis hiding in plain view.
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"I'm stunned by some of the reactions, from their own mouths, from the leaders of the Senate abandoning their oath, in defiance of their oath, in plain view," said Representative Madeleine Dean, Democrat of Pennsylvania, who sits on the Judiciary Committee.
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The great privilege of being there, in person, to witness "The Encounter" comes from seeing a performer, in the sweaty flesh, and a team of technicians working hard to put on a show that somehow transcends what they're doing in plain view.
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One source called the answer a "dodge" scripted by the company's internal communications team, and noted Zuckerberg's hypocrisy was in plain view: He protected his own privacy, while publicly diminishing privacy concerns that emerged in the wake of the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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"The basic legal situation is that if you are in public, you have the right to photograph anything that is in plain view, including police officers who are carrying out their duty," Jay Stanley, senior policy analyst with the ACLU, tells Mashable.
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The fourth episode of Game of Thrones' eighth and final season, "The Last of the Starks," was full of shocking and controversial twists — but perhaps none as startling as a modern-day Starbucks cup left in plain view during the Winterfell party scene.
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In the back of the 2,058-square-foot room, beyond a steel coffee bar, a dozen architects meet in small groups or draft plans on computers in rows on long tables, performing their jobs in plain view of a largely disinterested audience.
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Good luck trying to put together a coherent account, even now, of how many families were wrenched apart after crossing the southern border, where the children were sent, and who was responsible for the human rights catastrophe that unfolded in plain view.
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Yet over the 50 years since the opening of the World's Fair, it basically deteriorated in plain view, its colorful translucent panels removed from its roof when they started to fall, weeds left to creep through its Texaco mosaic map on the floor.
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But whether death appears to you in plain view from miles and miles away or blindsides you like a passing train, whether you have lived your life standing tall on your own two feet or spent it shivering on your knees, its bell inevitably tolls.
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Photo: Jeanne TimmonsWith narrower molars than their American mastodon cousins, more vertebrae in the pelvis, a lack of any lower tusk in the jaw and a slightly different femur, these differences may point to one reason why this species remained hidden in plain view.
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And there are even clear-headed reasons to support Parker himself, which have nothing to do with buying into conspiracy theories about taking down the black man or why his rap sheet, hidden in plain view, grew to prominence so close to the film's debut.
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Another similarity is that the legislation would require that hotels display, "in plain view and in a conspicuous place and manner in the lobby and in the public restrooms," the telephone number of the National Human Trafficking Hotline, which the federal government established in 2007.
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Instead, she made it a founding lesson in her own education, and in ours: the "struggle" against metaphors that were aesthetically seductive but politically corrupt was to be conducted in plain view of her readers, the poem and the poem's cancellation given equal airtime.
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Titled "Unemployment," Kline's exhibition begins in the gallery foyer, where the stuffing of an easy chair upholstered in clear vinyl is in plain view: shredded financial data, credit card offers and mortgage contracts formerly belonging to the artist — and to the unemployed persons represented in his show.
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The demonization of immigrants and refugees by politicians—and assaults on their rights—have made possible the prolonged detention of migrants, family separation, and harsh, abusive and even deadly conditions in plain view, inside U.S. territory, with the hearty assent of large segments of the citizenry.
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PUBLIC ART OF LOWER MANHATTAN: AN OUTDOOR GALLERY HIDING IN PLAIN VIEW (Sunday) The roster of artists whose large-scale works dot the plazas and parks of the Financial District includes many you would see at institutions like the Met or the Museum of Modern Art.
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The embassies of the United States and Iran in Beijing have published a series of barbed posts in recent days on Weibo, a popular Chinese social media site, attacking each other in Chinese and in plain view of the country's hundreds of millions of internet users.
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For a time after the warrant for his arrest, he was based in Goma, the main city of eastern Congo, eating at expensive restaurants and playing tennis in plain view of diplomats and United Nations peacekeepers, "seemingly having no fear in the world," Ms. Sawyer said.
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Last spring, as Facebook dealt with fallout from Cambridge Analytica, compliance with Europe's new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), and renewed attention on how it tracks all internet users following Zuckerberg's ten hours of congressional testimony in April, the company's ask-forgiveness-not-permission playbook was in plain view.
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Right now, it's only legal to fly a drone in the U.S. within an operator's line of sight, but for drone delivery to come to fruition, unmanned aircraft will need some kind of shared, nationwide flight-tracking system so drones can operate without someone following in plain view.
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The only moment that chilled me more than Criss' use of the f-word was seeing Cunanan at the San Diego port bar because it forced me to reckon with the hard truth that predators walk among us in plain view all the time, and we just don't know it.
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Here are the sweeping firearm laws going into effect: Weapons on school grounds House Bill 1143 says a school district cannot prohibit licensed gun owners, including school employees, from storing a firearm or ammunition in a locked vehicle on a school parking lot -- provided they are not in plain view.
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But to an extent, there was plenty of "collusion" in plain view throughout 2016 — crimes were committed and Trump openly praised them; he offered pro-Russia policy in exchange for Russian assistance, received the assistance that he sought, and has labored ever since to avoid investigating or punishing Russia's crimes.
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The photos of Syria's children -- most notably of one who died and washed up on the shores of Turkey trying to escape, and another of a boy named Omran, sitting shell-shocked in the back of an ambulance -- are heartbreaking reminders of the ongoing genocide that's happening before our eyes, in plain view.
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Here are the key firearm laws going into effect on September 1: Weapons on school grounds House Bill 1143 says a school district cannot prohibit licensed gun owners, including school employees, from storing a firearm or ammunition in a locked vehicle on a school parking lot -- provided they are not in plain view.
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Ann sat down at the kitchen table and said, "I'd like a glass of water, Olive," and when Olive turned around to hand it to her she saw a breast—just sticking out in plain view, right there in the kitchen, the nipple large and dark—and she felt a tiny bit ill.
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But one group of researchers wants to remind you of yet another reason to rue that transaction: If you weren't particularly careful in how you spent your cryptocurrency, the evidence of that drug deal may still be hanging around in plain view of law enforcement, even years after the Silk Road was torn off the dark web.
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The Real Deal: Those who have seen The Last Jedi repeatedly know that there's a lot in there, but it took an official Lucasfilm video to reveal just how many Easter eggs were hidden in plain view during the movie, including references to the Star Wars: Battlefront videogames, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, and the comics and novel spin-offs.
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Also, for a show that loves to hide sign posts in plain view (did you happen to catch Darlene spying on that E Corp exec in the first episode?), all these very blatant and obvious signals about Ray suggest he's much more complicated than a simple man on dialysis who spends every morning talking to air over a plate of potatoes.
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Since then, Mr. Trump has increasingly obstructed the special counsel's investigation in plain view, in the process politicizing both the Justice Department and F.B.I. It is no longer news when the president — the head of the executive branch — maligns the F.B.I., calls on the Justice Department to investigate his political enemies or teases pardons to try to influence potential witnesses against him.
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The text of California's new CRISPR law reads, in part, as follows: Except as permitted by federal law, a person shall not sell a gene therapy kit in this state unless the seller includes a notice on the seller's internet website in a conspicuous location that is displayed to the consumer prior to the point of sale, and on a label on the package containing the gene therapy kit, in plain view and readily legible, stating that the kit is not for self-administration.
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Change in routine, stress contribute to lapses Although each case is different, the cases tend to share factors in common that contribute to children being left in cars: a change in the parent's routine that leads him or her to follow an alternate, but well-traveled, route; a change in how the parent interacted with the child during the drive, such as when a child might have fallen asleep en route; and a lack of a cue, such as a sound or an object associated with the child -- for example, a diaper bag in plain view.
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Once liberals got a long-overdue whiff of the stench emanating from the other side of YouTube, Google had itself a little P.R. problem that soon turned into a big one when The Times of London, the Wall Street Journal, and others exposed a much dirtier secret hidden in plain view: YouTube wasn't just offering up millions of hours of hate speech, but rewarding the most successful propagandists with a cut of the revenue from those video ads you have to wait impatiently to "skip" before getting, say, your "33 Fun Facts About Slavery" (#5: "There Were Just as Many White Slaves as Black Slaves").
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