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"Apprentice" largely skirts the issue of capital punishment while letting it be known that most of the other guards don't want the job.
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The EU draft law skirts the issue by not mandating which powers must be used and in what circumstances, leaving the choice to the regulators.
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The symbol, which shows a half-skirted figure, is usually meant to designate gender neutral bathrooms, which skirts the issue of figuring out which bathroom to use as a transgender, or a non-binary person.
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The presentation is revealed to them when Emma presents it to the crowd of children and parents at the Family Day school presentation. Olivia quickly realizes that people construe “the two mommies” to mean that she and Natalia are lesbian lovers. Seeing the presentation through her own naïve eyes and also wanting to see it from Emma's innocent perspective, Natalia does not understand the inferences being drawn from Emma's presentation. Olivia tries to explain the inferences to Natalia; however, she is unable to say “lesbians” and skirts the issue by using ambiguous terms.
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One, Magdi Ahmed Hussein, declared that Kefaya had "failed to find the middle ground between the Islamists and liberals…" The movement's co-ordinator since 2004, George Ishak, stepped down in January 2007 to be replaced by Abdel-Wahab El-Messiri, a renowned anti-zionist scholar and former member of both the Egyptian Communist Party and Muslim Brotherhood. He faces the difficult task of renewing the movement following further constitutional changes approved by a referendum in March 2007. The changes, which make it even harder for political parties to operate and extend the state's security powers, are described by Amnesty International as the "greatest erosion of human rights" since the introduction of emergency powers in 1981.Frederick Deknatel, US skirts the issue of Egypt's constitutional referendum, The Daily Star, 22 March 2007 Having successfully broken the taboo on directly criticising and challenging the President, it remains to be seen whether unity within such a disparate movement can be maintained long enough for it to broaden its appeal beyond its urban roots and become a genuine popular movement.
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