From the dark silence of the archives, it casts light on the shades of gray.
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A new bit of research commissioned by Community Energy (a renewable energy project developer) casts light on this question.
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That scenario casts light on the way the White House is already imposing its power on the rest of the administration.
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Beyond its legal implications, the story casts light on three shifts in the nature of power in modern business and politics.
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The working paper by Alan Krueger, a Princeton economist, casts light on this population, which grew during the recession that started in 40.
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Created and directed by Ava DuVernay, When They See Us casts light on the tragic case of the so-called Central Park Five.
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It casts light on one of Mr. Biden's central arguments for himself in the primary: his eight years of diplomacy as Mr. Obama's No. 2.
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While these tenants live in squalor, their landlords and others profit from their misfortune; the book casts light on how the poor are regularly exploited.
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Lewinsky is a vocal anti-bullying activist who regularly casts light on problem of online abuse and added her voice to 2018's widespread #MeToo conversation.
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But a study just published in Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology by Abel Souriau of Charles University in Prague and Nicole Geberzahn of the University of Paris, Nanterre, casts light on the matter.
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Their relationship casts light on the rough-and-tumble nature of Miami-Dade County Cuban politics, where tempers run hot, insults are traded in both Spanish and English and local corruption runs deep.
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That said, his record casts light on one of the most important reasons for politicking at the top: Mr Xi's determination to impose his policies and priorities on thousands of nose-thumbing local officials.
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Comey's testimony, based largely on written records he made after one-on-one conversations with Trump from January to April, casts light on Trump's behavior with the former FBI chief and the president's possible motives for firing Comey.
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Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman announced plans to diversify the kingdom away from a dependence on oil in 2016, but the ministry's response to the attack casts light on just how important Saudi Aramco is to the government.
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Now you can see Loplop and other Ernst bird-things at the Museum of Modern Art, where the retrospective Max Ernst: Beyond Painting, casts light on the weirder works — the frottages, grottages, and collages — alongside the better-known paintings.
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The street crime casts light on the scale of the challenge President Xi Jinping faces as he looks to overhaul a creaking and underfunded public health system to deliver on a promise of affordable and accessible care for all.
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And like every great work of history, his book casts light on the present: he writes lucidly, for example, of Puerto Rico's economic travails in the aftermath of the Spanish-American war, his account of American colonialism still resonant in 2017.
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Comey's testimony on Thursday, based largely on written records he made after one-on-one conversations with Trump from January to April, casts light on Trump's behavior with the former FBI director and the president's possible motives for firing Comey.
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But most of all Mr White's book should be read—not just because it has so much to say about the latter part of the 19th century, but also because it casts light on America's current problems with giant companies and roiling populism.
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"Surely this casts light on the need by potential investors to fully understand what, if any, liability issues this or any other 'bad behavior' on the part of renters raises for the company," an IPO consultant and financial adviser, Lise Buyer, told Business Insider.
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The comment casts light on one of the Kremlin's main concerns: that US politics is so poisoned against Russia that Trump -- who has voiced sympathetic views towards Russia -- may opportunistically reverse his pro-Russian stance and adopt more critical policies, if only to ensure the political survival of his administration.
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"While our study is small, it casts light on the fact that more and more parents who have just given birth are being told their child needs a surgical procedure for which there is not an enormous amount of outcome data on how often it works and what are the risks and what are other possible interventions," he said.
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There are also some other noticeable major themes such as war, an interest in outsiders, as well as fundamental aspects of art and life … The collection also casts light on his interest in the way artworks reflect the life of the artist, as well as the interlocking relationship of art and economics, politics, and desire, all of which are themes one can find in his own artwork.
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It depicts a strong and suffering woman and casts light on her anguish and expressive artistic capability.
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The Geopfad Hillesheim, at 30 stations in the town's vicinity, casts light on the Eifel's geology and on the evidence of vulcanism in the Vulkaneifel.
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In an Ecuadorian newspaper article, Herrera discusses how literature casts light on contemporary issues by reflecting on the world from an outside perspective, such as reflecting on this violence in his novels. Herrera discusses topics like violence in this manner to share his opinions on these difficult topics.
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The Spanish were shown by the natives how to nurture tobacco and consume it in the form of cigars. There were also many unions between the largely male Spanish colonists and indigenous women. Modern-day studies have revealed traces of DNA that renders physical traits similar to Amazonian tribes in individuals throughout Cuba,"Cuban Site Casts Light on an Extinct People" . Anthony DePalma.
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On 11 October 2011, the Obama Administration revealed the United States Government's allegations that the Quds Force was involved with the plot to assassinate Saudi Arabia's Ambassador to the United States Adel al-Jubeir, which also entailed plans to bomb the Israeli and Saudi embassies located in Washington, D.C.Plot to kill Saudi ambassador casts light on shadowy group that reports to Iran’s leader. The Associated Press.
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One powerful way of activating the PNS is by using the mind-body connection through meditation. Meditation is often equated with mindfulness. Both concepts refer to the act of consciously using one's attention to be aware of what occurs moment-to-moment in one's outer and inner environment with a non-judgemental attitude. Attention resembles a spotlight; whatever it casts light on will flow into the mind and shape the brain.
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Eodromaeus (meaning "dawn runner") was a genus of basal theropod dinosaur known from the Late Triassic (Carnian) Valle de la Luna Member of the Ischigualasto Formation of the Ischigualasto-Villa Unión Basin in northwestern Argentina.Martínez et al., 2011 It has been cited by Sereno as resembling a supposed common ancestor to all dinosaurs, the "Eve" of the dinosaurs.Bowdler N, "'Dawn runner casts light on birth of the dinosaurs", www.bbc.co.
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Retrieved 18 September 2007. Both men openly discussed the incident and received no official censure or sanction, although some criticised their actions.Cricinfo.com: Lillee casts light on "infamous betting scandal". Retrieved 18 September 2007. There has never been a suggestion that the bets compromised their efforts in the game. However, the issue has been re-examined in modern times following the match- fixing scandals that have plagued international cricket since the mid-1990s.Cricinfo.com: New dimensions in match-fixing scam. Retrieved 18 September 2007.
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Hymns to the Silence: Inside the Words and Music of Van Morrison is a book published via Continuum Books in June 2010, written by English academic Peter Mills. The book is the first full-length study of Van Morrison's work which does not claim to be a biography. Mills focusses completely on the music, and also casts light on parts of Morrison's songbook that are usually skipped over in career-overviews and synopses. He concentrates especially on a number of case studies of key albums, particularly on Veedon Fleece, Into the Music and Common One.
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Another find publicised on the BBC website in 2006 was a bronze and silver fibula modelled with the figure of Mars, with the name Quintus Sollonius punched into its surface.BBC News: "Brooch casts light on Roman Wall" 17 May 2006 Retrieved 11 August 2007 In 2020, archaeologists discovered a 5th-century chalice covered in religious iconography within a collapsed church structure. The images include crosses, angels, a smiling priestly figure holding a crook, fish, a whale, ships, the Greek letters chi-rho. In addition, the chalice bears scripts written in Latin, Greek, and possibly Ogham.
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The Hallstatt culture was succeeded by the La Tène culture of central Europe, which was overrun by the Roman Empire, though traces of La Tène style are still to be seen in Gallo-Roman artefacts. In Britain and Ireland La Tène style in art survived precariously to re-emerge in Insular art. Early Irish literature casts light on the flavour and tradition of the heroic warrior elites who dominated Celtic societies. Celtic river-names are found in great numbers around the upper reaches of the Danube and Rhine, which led many Celtic scholars to place the ethnogenesis of the Celts in this area.
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Mountford opened the exhibition, saying, "No Australian artist has painted like this; he has followed no school – he has copied no previous artist." Ainslie drew from many of the influences of the early twentieth century, though his style belongs to none. He acknowledged a debt to René Magritte for his ability to reveal the secret meaning of the world and its objects. His paintings of Aboriginal myths and legends often feature a central focus – person, animal, tree, rock or celestial body – and a secondary, sometimes hidden element that casts light on the meaning of the work.
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The 1656 quarto of The Careless Shepherdess also provides a preface, or "Praeludium," for the 1638 revival that may have been written by Richard Brome; it features a conversation among four figures -- Spruce, a courtier, Spark, an Inns of Court man, Thrift, a London citizen, and Landlord, a country gentleman. The dialogue casts light on the theatrical conditions of the day, and is often quoted and discussed in the scholarly and critical literature on English Renaissance drama.Andrew Gurr, The Shakespearean Playing Companies, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2004, p. 214.Alexander Leggatt, Jacobean Public Theatre, London, Routledge, 1992, p. 95.
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In War Without Mercy, Dower – who teaches Japanese Studies at the University of California, San Diego – casts light on the racist foundation of the Second World War. In describing World War II as a race war, Dower provides details as widely varying as "songs, slogans, propaganda reports, secret documents, Hollywood movies, the mass media and quotes from soldiers, leader and politicians". Dower contrasts western racism towards Japanese people with attitudes towards Germans/Nazis – in the US, Germans overall were differentiated from Nazis. That differentiation was not complete or perfect, but even so it was different from the attitudes towards the entire Japanese people.
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" In light of all this, the Catholic Church calls itself the "universal sacrament of salvation" for the whole world, as it dispenses the sacraments which give the grace of Christ to the recipient. Saint Paul the Apostle spoke of this unity of Christians with Christ, referred to in the New Testament also in images such as that of the vine and the branches, in terms of a single body that has Christ as its head in ,, and , and . According to the Catechism of the Catholic Church, "the comparison of the Church with the body casts light on the intimate bond between Christ and his Church. Not only is she gathered around him; she is united in him, in his body.
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Several central Baháʼí texts on both the question of the international language generally and Esperanto in particular -- including a recent recommendation from the Baháʼís that the UNO should adopt an international language -- are used to illustrate the Baháʼí point of view on this subject. A lengthy essay casts light on the historical growth of the relationship between Baháʼís and Esperantists, presents biographical sketches of prominent Baháʼí Esperantists and describes the development of BEL. Finally an introduction to the Baháʼí Faith and an overview of Baháʼí literature in Esperanto rounds off this 60-page booklet. One BEL project, initiated by John Dale, is the publication of a compilation of texts from the Baháʼí Writings, concerning the principle an international auxiliary language.
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The Early Long is a collection of stories by Frank Belknap Long. Released in 1975, more than 50 years after the start of Long's career, it contains some of Long's best stories, together with an introduction which casts light on his early life and work. Many of the stories had appeared in Weird Tales and other pulp magazines and had helped establish Long's reputation as one of the classic writers of the horror and science fiction genres in the early twentieth century. The book was one of a series of retrospective collections of early stories with autobiographical commentary by major sf and fantasy writers that Doubleday published in the 1970s, beginning with The Early Asimov (1972) and continuing with The Early del Rey (1975), The Early Williamson (1975), The Early Pohl (1975), and The Early Long.
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In France, the process for authorizing an adoption is understood as a “moment of truth” over the course of which administrative categories and social identities enter into a confrontation. Gender is a crucial aspect of this encounter, and the decision to accept or reject an application (by a single man, a woman past menopause, a homosexual person, a married couple, etc.) gives insight into what constitutes a legitimate family in France. To understand how the production of the family and the production of the state are linked, The Politics of Adoption offers a study of parliamentary debates since 1945 alongside French and European case law. It also casts light on social work through a statistical analysis of the different types of justification offered by child social welfare agents when surveyed on the topic of homosexual people who apply for adoption.
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