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spec: Motorola also seeded the Hollywood celebrity community to make the product a must-have mobile phone . ) even though - - like most revolutions - - its stated goals were not exactly " ; temporary . Emanating from abstract spaces , her often solitary figures are embedded in geometrical forms or entwined with vegetal motifs that suggest the layered quality of modern female identity . In some revolutions - - as in China in 1949 or Cuba in 1959 - - a planned assault by a revolutionary organization on the existing government played a critical role . And in yet other revolutions - - as in Russia in 1917 and Iran in 1979 - - revolutionary leaders were active early but only took power opportunistically , once a combination of strikes , demonstrations , and popular uprisings by diverse groups had already led to the abdication of the ruler . Indeed , in parts of rural Britain it is , frankly , what makes the countryside tick in winter . The whole perspective of the first four revolutionary Congresses of the Comintern – namely the international spread of workers ’ revolution – was abandoned . For example , if you want to label a particular activity of a Gantt chart with additional text , you can position the text accurately if you use data coordinates instead of screen coordinates . Their main flaw has been that extensive empirical study of the cardinal cases - - the English and French Revolutions - - has shown conclusively that they were not class revolutions . Revolution - - realized that a booking was being sought for a " singer of color , " it refused to allow the performance to go forward . Materialist theories cannot explain or predict the potential appeal of Marxism-Leninism as a global revolution - - a means for " liberation " both domestically and internationally - - in the unsettled days following a global conflict in nations seething with resentment over past injustices . Those this system has discarded have begun a revolution - - a revolution for food , homes , jobs , education , health care , freedom from police terror and drugs . He 's also a plaintiff in Kahle v. Gonzales ( formerly Kahle v. Rather , funders will want you to prove either that your project is finite ( with start-up and ending dates ) ; or that it is capacity-building ( that it will contribute to the future self-sufficiency of your agency and / or enable it to expand services that might be revenue generating ) ; or that it will make your organization attractive to other funders in the future . Second , by the growing inability of the system to contain the growth of productive forces – especially of the science-oriented third industrial revolution – within the framework of private property and the nation-state . The world of consumer chemistry is explored . The technological revolution - for example , the development of the internet - offers the potential for much greater and faster convergence between rich and poor nations as information flows more easily . The result that follows is this : that his only two historical novels are both tales of revolutions - - of eighteenth-century revolutions . I was coming up to bed and about to shut my own blinds , when she entered her brightly lit bedroom , wearing only her boyfriend ' s long white lab coat . He was placed in a lower level ( levels are a bit different freshman year because the course offerings are not as expansive ) because of his struggles last year and also fear that he would not be able to handle the work load of a top level science class . Most of my time has been trying to take care of the whitewater trip this weekend .