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‘C’était moi mais ce n’était pas moi’: portrayal of the disabled body in Catherine Breillat’s Abus de faiblesse (2013) by Dooley, Kath

“…This semi-autobiographic film follows the story of film director Maud (Breillat’s alter ego), who forms a destructive relationship with a conman, Vilko, after she suffers a disabling stroke. …”
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"Legal Exposure": lifting the corporate veil in deciding matrimonial property (harta sepencarian) by Ibrahim, Norliah, Abd Ghadas, Zuhairah Ariff

“…Despite its frequent use, the doctrine of lifting the corporate veil is only applied by the court under justified circumstances, for example when physical attributes of the company are required, in cases involving fraud or when the company is used as a sham, alter ego or agent of the owner/members for certain purposes. …”
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"Legal exposure" lifting the corporate veil in deciding matrimonial property by Abd Ghadas, Zuhairah Ariff, Ibrahim, Norliah

“…Despite its frequent use, the doctrine of lifting the corporate veil is only applied by the court under justified circumstances, for example when physical attributes of the company is required, in cases involving fraud or when the company is used as a sham, alter ego or agent of the owner/members for certain purposes In today's business world, there are many methods which are adopted by businessman to hide their personal interest in the business's assets/property. …”
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Rebirth of self and identity: an analysis of Meena Alexander’s Manhattan music by Krishnamoorthy, Ramesh, Krishnamurthy, B.

“…Similarly, Draupadi, the alter-ego of Sandhya, comes to realise being an American is only a part of her Self. …”
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Queer as Flux by Callaghan, Zac formerly Stace

“…As the only actor, Callaghan: embodies the autobiographical ‘Stace’ character in pivotal transitional moments from birth to the present; struts the stage as their politically-savvy Drag Queen Fairy-Godmother alter-ego ‘Polly Tickle’ and; evokes the real-life relationship between Callaghan and two omniscient humpback whales that guide ‘Stace’ towards an understanding of the interconnectedness of all species and the importance of living their Truth. …”
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