| And we, dear Giacomo have seen you in this way as a touchable Minister. |
| Canadians spend so much time agonizing over our lack of solid, touchable, definable identity that it has practically become a national pastime. |
| Thus two distinguishable, but intertwined spaces emerge: the outside world of the background with the visually, cyclic unfolding time and the inner world of the narration, of the dialogue and the touchable. |
| Creates lift by thickening each strand while leaving hair soft and touchable. |
| It supplements the visual experience with auditory commentary, tactile maps, and touchable models to provide information about a room or an exhibit. |
| I am wondering whether the member would be prepared to indicate whether he believes any of these items are not touchable in terms of negotiation pursuant to receiving compensation. |
