Any subject matter expertise we have in security is really a subset of larger subject matter.
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Rothko spurned overt subject matter and painted diaphanous veils of muted color, while Bloom embraced subject matter and applied paint every which way.
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"Source after source—or rather... subject matter expert after subject matter expert—has suggested that these things have been going on," Duggan said.
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Because especially for this time period and this subject matter, it's kind of hard to make this subject matter something you want to come back to.
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The Office selected six areas for an initial review where they will assess the deviation of subject matter eligibility rejections from official guidance, the consistency of subject matter eligibility rejections in different art areas, and the practice of compact prosecution when subject matter eligibility issues are present.
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"What comes through my committee is going to be paid for, but I'm limited by my subject matter and I found it in my subject matter," he said.
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Everything else — subject matter, plot, "character" — is secondary.
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" He added, however, "the subject matter is too scientific.
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Appropriately — given the subject matter — the dark side wins.
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"[Sometimes it's] better to go lower down the rung and put a subject matter expert on instead of a CEO who is inexperienced with the media or the subject matter," Hileman said.
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By working in this manner, while acknowledging the influence of place on her subject matter, Morgan deliberately collides a high, serious style with her low-brow subject matter, essentially rendering the distinction moot.
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First, you must consider the tone and the subject matter.
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Tim Kaine, who declined to address the specific subject matter.
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What drew you to this subject matter to begin with?
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Yeah this touches back onto "Immutable Law" subject matter too.
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Literature provided subject matter for paintings, and influenced their execution.
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The subject matter may also be surrounded by irrelevant information.
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Small mundane moments threaten to overshadow the actual subject matter.
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Despite the apocalyptic subject matter, the results are quite beautiful.
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Let's call this a PG, given the general subject matter.
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Even servers organized around totally innocuous subject matter get raided.
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Do they have to be in subject matter areas or ...?
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Is it a question of subject matter, format, or both?
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Mannes is a national subject matter expert in public safety.
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Environmental advocates welcomed the new subject matter, with some caveats.
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Her interest in the subject matter isn't tabloidy — it's existential.
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Social work professors instruct college students in the subject matter.
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" He made clear Giuliani was still "learning the subject matter.
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The subject matter got Parker reflecting on her own mortality.
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So yes, this is a show about difficult subject matter.
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Considering her subject matter, Emre's heterodox approach is appropriately perverse.
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But what's helping is the actual subject matter becoming different.
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Despite the heavy subject matter, comic moments leaven the book.
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But the prose was sturdy and the subject matter provocative.
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It presents a remarkable diversity of subject matter and materials.
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Although the subject matter will also probably make you chuckle.
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Absent a fracas, the subject matter can get awfully thin.
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The subject matter of "iPHONE" is its least impressive feat.
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He immediately called into question her choice of subject matter.
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"Andi Mack" stands out for more than its subject matter.
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Mr. Morris has never shied away from spiritual subject matter.
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The subject matter is heavy — this is no stocking stuffer.
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Rottenberg's subject matter, however, is never far from contemporary reality.
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Well, we want it to be obviously entertaining as a live show, but I think in this case, we are somewhat secondary to the subject matter because the subject matter is really important and dangerous.
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And despite the program's well-chewed-over subject matter — the Bronco!
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I've been working with this subject matter since the late '90s.
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His juxtapositions make light of a heavy and significant subject matter.
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Between the subject matter and Bigelow, this one could be tremendous.
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For subject matter, I just don't have one thing to say.
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Collins also claimed that she couldn't quite shake the subject matter.
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The results are as complex and varied as the subject matter.
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Judging by the responses, the subject matter touched a real nerve.
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I really loved the original movie about this particular subject matter.
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The subject matter for each varied, but most remained generally spooky.
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But what about storylines where the subject matter cannot be avoided?
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Very long nonfiction books are typically justified by their subject matter.
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Despite the subject matter, this is a fairly standard historical drama.
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It exists to sustain itself, persona and subject matter entirely indistinguishable.
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The best satire is indistinguishable from the subject matter it addresses.
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Generally, Balthus's formal wizardry balances his most off-putting subject matter.
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"Concepts, themes, subject matter—those are inherently not copyrightable," he says.
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Which, given the weighty subject matter, is obvious cause for concern.
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Parascandola's photos are unexpectedly sumptuous, considering their mostly barren subject matter.
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The subject matter is important, and as you said, it's nuanced.
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All of this is even more impressive given its subject matter.
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Warning: This post contains subject matter some readers may find disturbing.
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No matter the subject matter, though, the style remains the same.
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Heavy subject matter, gruesomely vivid depictions of sexual abuse, gendered violence.
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When he did it they were all amazingly subject matter experts.
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His photographs offer a different approach to the classic subject matter.
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Plus he knew his subject matter and narrated authoritatively and imperiously.
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They resemble the ouija's writing also, strangely enough, in subject-matter.
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Critics said "The Haunting of Sharon Tate" exploited its subject matter.
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Perhaps surprisingly, given the subject matter, it is also quite funny.
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He organizes them by material, color, designer, nationality and subject matter.
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These authors share something else, besides subject matter: They are women.
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Not just unorthodox though, some involve some pretty dark subject matter.
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Even Grande's move into more adult subject matter hasn't ruffled feathers.
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While his style is unmistakeable, Côté's subject matter varies in seriousness.
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And my family didn't go too deeply into uncomfortable subject matter.
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It's going to be very different in tone and subject matter.
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What unites Black Mirror isn't subject matter so much as tone.
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The work falls into several general categories, based on subject matter.
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Stock photos that accompany articles do more than illustrate subject matter.
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Akutagawa's work is polished in style and gritty in subject matter.
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And entertained, which, given the subject matter, is no small feat.
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Michael was a crime reporter and knows his subject matter firsthand.
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The form of Myles's work rivals its subject matter in intimacy.
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"Denise is so attuned to the subject matter," Mr. Herrin continued.
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Ms. Yee's subject matter might put people off — people like me.
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Deciding factors may include clear composition and relevant subject matter. 214.
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Your subject matter isn't the easiest to share with the world.
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And it epitomizes the artist's enigmatic relationship with his subject matter.
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Khar's buoyant writing doesn't get mired in her dark subject matter.
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Both the subject matter and the approach are fraught with danger.
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How is the subject matter depicted — is it realistic, surreal, abstract?
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It builds credibility and positions you as a subject matter expert.
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But what about limiting the subject matter that art can address?
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Never before had a student warned me about difficult subject matter.
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The courses on StackSkills span a wide range of subject matter.
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In the painting, the subject matter is not simply a representation.
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Deciding factors may include clear composition and relevant subject matter. 213.
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He finds this subject matter "a bit tough" to talk about.
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I knew people who figured out their subject matter early on.
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What compelled you to revisit this subject matter 25 years later?
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Warner's essays are aspirational in their scope, form, and subject matter.
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Winters didn't shy away from addressing the show's controversial subject matter, either.
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For me, it was an important step within that larger subject matter.
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"grownup" subject matter on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, in the
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Viacom says the subject matter is not suitable in the current environment.
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That's pretty all over the place, in so far as subject matter.
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But will the highly sensitive subject matter transfer to an American audience?
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But Park has always thrived on subject matter that riles people up.
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Marwencol certainly had the potential to be exploitative, given its subject matter.
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Reached by The Verge, Google confirmed the meeting and its subject matter.
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If they change the subject matter ... journalists feel there is something missing.
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" The magazine also noted that Plunkert rarely "takes on political subject matter.
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Of course, the subject matter doesn't help, but that's not the point.
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Because of this, many shooters tend to avoid this subject matter altogether.
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It's hard subject matter, but there's a beautiful message in the film.
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And did you wonder how fans might react to its subject matter?
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"The Wire" is a crime drama that covers some dark subject matter.
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He's a self-taught photographer fueled by passion for his subject matter.
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Plus, the subject matter makes it ideal for a child-centered holiday.
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Bay's chaotic filmmaking style is a good match for the subject matter.
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Some of my favorite subject matter is the exploration of dysfunctional relationships.
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The tests, which range in subject matter, cost $93 each to take.
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It's definitely a dark enough subject matter for a Halloween-inspired skin.
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The titles range in subject matter, from Trolls: The Beat Goes On!
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Check our Rudolf and his monstrous subject matter in the Instagrams below.
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The celestial subject matter actually has a grounding effect on Trus'me's music.
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A. Benjamin Mannes is a national subject matter expert in public safety.
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And it sounds beautiful, as terrifying as the subject matter may be.
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It's both weighty in its subject matter and weightless in its production.
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Appropriate to the subject matter, it was wickedly hot, even for June.
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HM: Land conservation has influenced my subject matter, as can be expected.
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How do you choose the subject matter you're going to focus on?
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Controversies over heavy subject matter isn't new for Netflix's 23 Reasons Why.
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The subject matter then was a mass anti-racism demonstration in Boston.
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What kinds of subject matter, issues and themes does the section explore?
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Did the subject matter influence how you would approach this song vocally?
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Writer-director Scott Z. Burns has certainly tackled difficult subject matter before.
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Her difficulties may have had something to do with her subject matter.
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Sincere art is art that relies on subject matter to carry it.
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During the set, Hayley Williams addressed After Laughter's subject matter head on.
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In my nonfiction, it's easier to approach such subject matter head-on.
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"Undaunted Courage," Stephen E. Ambrose I am obsessed with the subject matter.
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I didn't want to go near his subject matter; it's too dominating.
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The only difference here is that this is very focused subject matter.
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This makes for a curious mix of girly subject matter and trolling.
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The subject matter, at least on its face, is not explicitly political.
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Koebl's gaze remains politely restrained but humorously direct regarding her subject matter.
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Her limited engagement with her subjects and subject matter is evident throughout.
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The gift for Mr. Costa was an idea for new subject matter.
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Much of what is endearing arises from the core subject matter: aging.
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Turner-Smith said she hoped the subject matter started conversations for people.
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Under the circumstances, the bleak subject matter could easily have felt gratuitous.
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Heavier subject matter isn't the only thing adding tension to the plot.
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His subject matter was tempered slightly, but his sonic approach changed drastically.
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As the situation in his country darkened, so did his subject matter.
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There were no details about the films' release dates or subject matter.
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Turner-Smith said she hoped the subject matter started conversations for people.
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Perfect subject matter for chilly evenings, though freedom (and spring) may beckon.
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Well, almost exclusively bad news, at least in terms of subject matter.
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In terms of subject matter and method, there are two obvious constants.
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Was there anything that was off-limits in terms of subject matter?
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If it's the latter, we have a guess on the subject matter.
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But neither the setting nor the subject matter leaves you unaware for long.
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The changes include subject matter, palette, and process — which amounts to nearly everything.
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President Trump often thinks that he knows best, no matter the subject matter.
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This is blockbuster TV subject matter — but it's still an idiosyncratic personal vision.
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The domesticity of his subject matter didn't help either; it was too bourgeois.
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The pieces share subject matter, media, and tone (they're both a little eerie).
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And the plain text somehow makes the often spicy subject matter more subversive.
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In her subject matter, Morgan shares something with Matt Bollinger and Brandi Twilley.
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It was approved because it did not contain vulgarity or inappropriate subject matter.
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Picturing Passion is split into several sections based on the artists' subject matter.
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Musically, The Power of Failing was no less dramatic than its subject matter.
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His campaign website "Issues" page is a scant 18 nonspecific subject matter videos.
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So within the psychedelic stream you would have some content subject matter experts.
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I don't indulge and use people as a canvas or subject matter anymore.
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Does something feel different this time, given the subject matter of the play?
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"It talks about a subject matter that is so prevalent today," he says.
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The title, A Lover's Pinch, feels a little tame given the subject matter.
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The work itself is fascinating, as you might expect from the subject matter.
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Given Trump's predicament, the subject matter that day underlines a certain ironic twist.
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Watch it below, but please note the sobering subject matter is graphically portrayed.
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I was pouring materiality into subject matter that didn't mean anything to me.
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For this comedian, however, it wasn't the novel's subject matter that stuck out.
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And yet they attended this meeting without ever asking about its subject matter?
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In her letter, Davis criticizes the actor for treating the subject matter insensitively.
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While her pieces often tackle different subject matter, there are recurring themes throughout.
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Without expertise, agents may misunderstand the subject matter, or be exposed as frauds.
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Her subject matter, however, wasn't always welcome at clubs early in her career.
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And of course, the subject matter of their work can be soul-crushing.
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"The media itself, of course, is part of my subject matter," Parr said.
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But it was the subject matter here that made Sanders' reply so jarring.
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It doesn't just mean that the subject matter goes from bad to good.
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That's partly the show's fault and partly the fault of the subject matter.
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This conventional wisdom treats all international agreements, regardless of subject matter, the same.
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"It's not really about choosing the right subject matter," Teichman told Business Insider.
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WHEN NOVELISTS talk about what they're working on, they rarely mention subject matter.
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And, for all its wrenching subject matter, "American Crime" doesn't feel like homework.
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Sometimes she said that her subject matter turned out to be inherently political.
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Just like war, sexuality, paternal relationships, and so on, science is subject matter.
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Asking for It is an incredibly tough read because of the subject matter.
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But not everyone agrees that sensibility is appropriate for this particular subject matter.
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Has any of your work actually tackled the subject matter this overtly before?
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"Our subject matter experts will not lay down quietly," the unnamed source said.
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We conduct the interview in Spanglish, which seems appropriate given the subject matter.
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They have little in common — not rap styles, not hometowns, not subject matter.
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If the subject matter was unusual, so were the people doing the briefing.
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Despite the subject matter, they also shared the creative process with the children.
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" He also called Giuliani a "great guy," saying: "He's learning the subject matter.
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And that the book's failure had nothing to do with its subject matter.
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The gentleness of film allies perfectly with the subject matter he sensitively conveys.
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I think space and subject matter really inform the way I approach work.
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"When I realized that was my subject matter, I was terrified," he said.
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In more recent years, Almodóvar has broadened his subject matter and his tone.
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The characteristic Prototype work is short in length and grim in subject matter.
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I knew it wasn't really about the language, it was the subject matter.
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Despite the serious subject matter, "Ordinary Love" might sound, by one measure, slight.
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FB: What other subject matter, besides shootings, feels worth approaching with special care?
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The group approached the most serious possible subject matter through contradictory, lighthearted pop.
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To me, it's just pop songs but geared toward non-traditional subject matter.
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The subject-matter is cosmic and transcendental, the object-cause is petty and stupid.
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Dennis Rodman is on CNN as some kind of subject matter expert on this.
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It's because Christine and Kate Plays Christine tackle similar subject matter: the tragic life
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The LA Riots serve as a central subject matter for many of Suh's work.
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The subject matter (grit, chaos, optimism, strength) may be similar but the sonics diverge.
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"Landfill" is not only meticulous, but very tightly so, despite its decomposing subject matter.
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It's a dark and tortured experience, one that explores sensitive subject matter through interactivity.
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Though disparate in subject matter and locale, the photos are unified in intangible ways.
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In addition to its beautiful writing, its subject matter is both enduring and timely.
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And I've always turned to comedy to help explore serious or painful subject matter.
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That's mostly because the film seems utterly indifferent toward its own subject matter, though.
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The subject matter alone distances itself from the more irreverent stretches of Letterman's career.
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The game's weighty subject matter has become even more significant over the last year.
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Given the play's explicit and disturbing subject matter, that aspect is frankly pretty surprising.
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Once again, its subject matter was that which was most familiar to me—fashion.
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The subject matter is devastating, as those who have read the novels will attest.
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It really does want to engage with its subject matter beyond the surface level.
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As is fitting for the subject matter, the podcast was a labour of love.
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Imagine anybody without my ideological and professional and personal investments in this subject matter.
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"Based on" wouldn't exactly be correct, but it covers the same subject matter. Yeah.
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Race is uninterested in really engaging with its subject matter; instead, it runs away.
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If you're going to deal with such heavy subject matter, be honest about it.
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She also said that different tones should be adopted, depending on the subject matter.
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But since the show's subject matter is so dark, we'll give it a pass.
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Expertise tends to mean experience as well as education regarding a particular subject matter.
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I attempted to excuse and justify the subject matter as somehow divorced from reality.
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I think the simplicity of the song and the subject matter appealed to Bupa.
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But there was something about the marriage of the subject matter and the process.
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I want the content and continuity in terms of dealing with that subject matter.
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Subject matter for the two-hour show included homosexuality, Aids, and sexually-explicit jokes.
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At first, we thought it was simply a technical misunderstanding of the subject matter.
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It's not really about anything, so its subject matter isn't going to distract you.
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The magic of West's images is facilitated by her calculated selection of subject matter.
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Despite its subject matter, it doesn't strike me as being an overtly "political" song.
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Federal prosecutors regularly charge people for making false statements without any subject matter limits.
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"Poetry does not have subject matter, because it is the subject," he once said.
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He's working hard," Trump said of Giuliani, before adding: "He's learning the subject matter.
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But the biggest problem by far for modern audiences is the poem's subject matter.
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Continuously read and synthesize research/editorial output closely and become a subject matter expert.
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It's like a weirdly innocent childlike vision, although it's not a childlike subject matter.
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Norman hated the idea that his faith should dictate or limit his subject matter.
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The subject matter experts are the mainframe administrators, the developers and the training specialists.
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There was no narration, but going forward, I'll use whatever suits the subject matter.
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"He's Bad" is a typically pretty piece of work with typically difficult subject matter.
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Indeed, interpreters use their knowledge and subject matter expertise to fill in the gaps.
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The subject matter for Clark, on the other hand, emerged from a materials standpoint.
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But in India, they are still not there [in terms of the subject matter].
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These objects often become part of the subject matter of my paintings and drawings.
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In some of the other works you've made, you engage time as subject matter.
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But it's also a function of the subject matter presented throughout the first season.
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And the material they did remember indicated a poor understanding of the subject matter.
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"It's 'cause I'm living that shit," she says of her songs' subject matter, laughing.
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The bleak tone, if at times a little self-serious, befits the subject matter.
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Do we judge the subject matter or the art, and are they different things?
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In addition to its beautiful writing, its subject matter is both enduring and timely.
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But good intentions can't replace its responsibility to the complexities of its subject matter.
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Whatever the subject matter for a creation, I try to find its own sauce.
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The subject matter on Our Pleasure deals with poverty, artistic stagnation, and struggling relationships.
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Note that the subject matter was difficult, and the goal wasn't pleasure but learning.
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But his observations are facile despite the complexity the subject matter has to offer.
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Plus, its subject matter and diverse cast will help alleviate the Academy's biggest problem.
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Did the aforementioned books, dealing with such frivolous subject matter, really merit such prominence?
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I started moving away from recognizable subject matter that was drawn from direct observation.
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It's clear from his subject matter and phrasing that hip-hop in his DNA.
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Visitors often try to "avoid that subject matter as much as possible," McGill said.
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When it's fiction, then I look for resource materials centered around the subject matter.
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Its form honors the spirit of its subject matter — and its subjects, who matter.
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Ephron's mystery is surprisingly gentle, considering the potentially disturbing subject matter at its core.
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Or would you prefer to be sort of liberated from the subject matter altogether?
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The spoonful-of-sugar approach to learning can be applied regardless of subject matter.
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Weil: People are afraid to make content about incredibly sensitive or difficult subject matter.
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Fiddler: A Miracle of Miracles Rated PG-13 for disturbing subject matter and matchmaking.
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The appetite for these movies perhaps springs from the universality of the subject matter.
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I read things with heavy subject matter; I read a lot of female authors.
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Where Halsey sets herself apart is in her subject matter and manner of delivery.
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But it's not the subject matter of her art that was affected, she said.
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Trump's approach to handling cybersecurity appears to delegate the issue to subject matter experts.
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Fiddler: A Miracle of Miracles Rated PG-13 for disturbing subject matter and matchmaking.
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The game's attitude toward its historical subject matter is at once grave and frivolous.
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Such weighty historic subject matter takes my eyes off his huge and clunky paintings.
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A professor and his young student, two people on stage, really incendiary subject matter.
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Nottage's Pulitzer-winning dramas have dealt with uncommonly serious subject matter for American theater.
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I think the circumstances, the subject matter, and the person I was interacting with.
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The exhibition divides the work up by subject matter, rather than being purely chronological.
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Mr. West's primary subject matter remains himself, both his internal life and his external character.
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The subject matter is depressing, but the storytelling is addicting — like good, page-turning pulp.
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Despite the heavy subject matter the narrative isn't as emotionally resonant as it should be.
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Whatever the material and subject matter, Mas's work is surreal, humorous, and always bitingly satirical.
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The subject matter had been at the forefront of the paper's authors for some time.
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Their mind melding would be kind of sweet if the subject matter weren't so awful.
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But all ideas are not equal and different subject matter brings different issues to bear.
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The Post occasionally translates English stories into Spanish when the subject matter calls for it.
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"Vidme doesn't censor content for bad language or controversial subject matter," reads the ad's description.
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She looks to her family, home life, and English village for inspiration and subject matter.
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Despite the serious subject matter, he still took a moment to give a humor anecdote.
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That turns my reporting on the subject matter into something that is even more sensitive.
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And needless to say, the film's subject matter can be triggering in and of itself.
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Daniel Tenenbaum, who directed the film, says Landing Up's subject matter reminded Hines of Davenport.
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While the memoir is stark in its subject matter, its effect is just the opposite.
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His 2015 movie The Big Short found its subject matter in the 2008 financial crisis.
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The religious enforcers made it clear that the subject matter was not to their taste.
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With the subject matter set, Depelchin began recreating the scene for his drawings and collages.
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Not because it looks bad, mind you, but because the subject matter is so harrowing.
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These sketches and scenes deal with some of the most controversial, hazardous subject matter possible.
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It's a smart, sweet, warm-hearted book that handles its heavy subject matter with aplomb.
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It was fascinating to watch, but in the end, limited by its own subject matter.
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"PUST exposes them to all sorts of subject matter and to interesting people," Madden says.
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LGBTQ subject matter has long been taboo to discuss, even within the progressive art scene.
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"As filmmakers, you really want to authentically represent the subject matter and subjects,"Gorjestani says.
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But where does one begin to explore a city, or a subject matter, so expansive?
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Your subject matter experts will provide vital leadership and deliver valuable knowledge to our students.
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"Woman" I think we can guess what subject matter Styles will be singing about here.
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But they just couldn't figure out how to bring the serious subject matter to life.
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The subject matter is weird, and we didn't use regular-ass instruments all the time.
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Around 10 years ago Staver began painting mythological subjects, moving away from biographical subject matter.
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In fact, most of those that touched on his favorite subject matter did the opposite.
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Menon's crisp direction works with the subject matter, a delicate and buttoned-up IPO deal.
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In Washington alone, the subject matter supports a cottage industry of conferences, publications and organizations.
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Despite the differences in subject matter, the process of creating all these projects is similar.
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Others were "immediately contradicted by witnesses with firsthand knowledge of the subject matter," they wrote.
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There's the subject matter of the photographs, which has received a varied, or mixed, reaction.
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The scope and subject matter of these inquiries make for an obvious trap for Trump.
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Mr Marshall's works boldly insert African American subject matter and figures in the historic styles.
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These weren't typical pop songs; the subject matter was heavy, the imagery was often layered.
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Her subject matter largely circulates around subverted pin-up girls, implied bestiality, and rope bondage.
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She has merged painting, subject matter and an incredibly wild imagination to an unrivaled degree.
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A useful approach is to note how the photographer's technique, approach and subject matter developed.
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" An editor at Gallery Books put it like this: "The subject matter is too tricky.
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What about gay Black artists who make their sexual orientation part of their subject matter?
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No, if it is a fairly open administration, you would have some subject matter experts.
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Kaag's answer is both elliptical and profound, manifesting a deep understanding of his subject matter.
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The Felligs joined the tenement dwellers who would soon constitute much of Arthur's subject matter.
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What if a student becomes enraged by the subject matter and pulls out a Glock?
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"When there's uncertainty people tend to do nothing," said Elmendorf, a partner at Subject Matter.
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In terms of subject matter, Osmo has largely focused on science and math to date.
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They addressed a rising bourgeoisie, and its bohemian fringes, as both subject matter and audience.
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As interesting as the subject matter is, though, the paper models alone are mesmerising enough.
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Depth of characterization and, when the subject matter is dark, an empathic, compassionate authorial voice.
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SS: Were the painting's style, or subject matter, ever at the center of this story?
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But aside from the subject matter, Bisbee '22018 is a remarkable work of nonfiction cinema.
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So we laughed about the subject matter, and the mix of what's true and untrue.
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"I restricted myself to traditional subject matter viewing nothing as shallow or gaudy," he says.
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But make no mistake, the subject matter is dark, it's thrilling, it's scary, it's ominous.
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The theme gave us greater leeway than usual both in subject matter and in reviewers.
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That's not unexpected, given the theme's sober subject matter, and I feel it is appropriate.
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Despite their controversial subject matter, these books haven't walked far off from other picture books.
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How does the text accompanying the graph add to your understanding of the subject matter?
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Susie sees it as a calamitous sign, horrified by its subject matter and black frame.
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"The bulk of our subject matter will be offered as skills acquisition training," Bent explained.
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I love her work and have often thought there were overlaps in our subject matter.
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Child's writing seems unusually expressive in this novel, possibly because of its intimate subject matter.
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Miyazawa's subject matter is at times gloomy (betrayal and death feature prominently) and often otherworldly.
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Rich recently signed on to be a subject matter expert for the office, Gold said.
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You may search for artworks by period, by color palette, and even by subject matter.
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The artists and the lyrics are, at times, just as intense as the subject matter.
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No, the subject matter didn't frighten me as much as doing a one-woman show.
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Those seeking to demonize Sessions, and thus the Trump administration, found precious little subject matter.
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They conferred with their "subject matter expert," who escalated it to a team in Dublin.
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Each member brings years of research, subject-matter expertise and personal experience to the job.
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"People are afraid to make content about incredibly sensitive or difficult subject matter," Weil said.
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"He added: "People are afraid to make content about incredibly sensitive or difficult subject matter.
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"Who Is Rich?" is funny, maddening and, despite the well-worn subject matter, defiantly original.
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Their subject matter was something more abstract and meaningful than simply dinner, Dr. White said.
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You need no familiarity with, nor interest in, the subject matter to enjoy the show.
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That is partly because of the subject matter and partly because of Kenne's photographic approach.
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Booksmart does vulgarity with debilitating precision, via subject matter rarely told through a female perspective.
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JS: Did you feel the same about her work; did you recognize the subject matter?
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It is not easy to speak of Southeast Asian photography as a unary subject matter.
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Jensdotter's abstract paintings are not pure, there is content and subject matter at every layer.
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It's macabre but comic, demonstrating a deftness with which Cardboard Computer handle weighty subject matter.
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Newell: One of the challenges with this type of subject matter is that you have to stay pretty close to it, so as not to miss the point, and in staying close to triggering subject matter it's possible our work will re-trigger someone.
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Alas, tripped up by its subject matter, the movie is ultimately a tepid and frustrating experience.
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It's a very serious subject matter that connects with teens and adults on a major level.
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It's the serious subject matter that first grabbed the attention of artist and actress Selena Gomez.
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As if the subject matter weren't disturbing enough, Bundy narrates his crimes and his techniques himself.
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That subject matter isn't as strong a combination as, say, a historical docudrama, but it's close.
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Briefly, those five legs are: subject matter, critical acclaim, box office, precursor awards, and campaign narrative.
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"I think there should be no censoring of subject matter, if it's done responsibly," he said.
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That show proved even the most boring subject matter could be riveting with the right approach.
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The other one is more the subject matter, it will be if CBS will allow it.
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These trolls will stop at nothing to ruin a pleasant discussion, no matter the subject matter.
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Plus the field is wide open, and there's obviously unparalleled cultural recognition of the subject matter.
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Like many exhibitions today, the installation is organized partly by subject matter, and partly by chronology.
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The subject matter of the museums reflects the activities of the original owners of the buildings.
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If a court doesn't have jurisdiction over the subject matter, it can't hear the case. Period.
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I love Sir Anthony Hopkins I really loved the original movie about this particular subject matter.
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Frontlines is earnest, optimistic, and fun, even as it deals with subject matter that's intrinsically grim.
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His subject matter is civilization itself and the infernal encounters between human activity and the planet.
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Both Nicotine and Mislaid display Zink's flair for crafting absorbing narrative out of unpredictable subject matter.
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No. I don't mean to sound flippant; I'm not flippant about the subject matter at all.
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The film takes on some pretty serious subject matter but through this beautiful, sometimes funny, lens.
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I think the most interesting subject matter areas right now are basically semiconductors for machine learning.
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That might sound like a slight, but with this subject matter, straightforward storytelling is a plus.
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Mannes is a national subject matter expert in public safety and regular contributor to The Hill.
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But still there is this push and pull, from the subject matter to how it's depicted.
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At this rate, we might just have the subject matter for the next season of Feud.
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Tatarinov warned against focusing too much on subject matter expertise to the exclusion of everything else.
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Taylor said that Rainbird sat down with subject matter experts at MasterCard who were answering questions.
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Choosing what I think is necessary, what I think is ethical, when handling difficult subject matter.
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The content relates to what we express—that is, the meaning or subject matter of statements.
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Success does not seem to depend on the subject matter: similar ones often fare quite differently.
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In English, the love song had an entirely different title, "Itty Bitty Bubble," and subject matter.
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Mr Wright also says that he has many different writing styles, depending on the subject matter.
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Corporate accountability should not be merely a subject matter for academic journals at prestigious business schools.
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Today we revere "Lolita" for Nabokov's bold, multilayered subject matter and his dazzling and allusive prose.
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His subject matter, the art of growing up, may be timeless; his execution tips toward stale.
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" He added that Giuliani was still learning the subject matter and would "get his facts straight.
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For most Democrats, their opposition is to the president himself — not the subject matter or spending.
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This would seem to follow naturally from the subject matter, since serial killers are overwhelmingly men.
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Its subject matter is rape, in the environmental, sociocultural and harrowingly personal senses of the word.
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The subject matter is so fast-moving that it is hard for academics to keep up.
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What was the subject matter Bush painted, revealed via those emails, that caught the public's attention?
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While the story is hypermodern in subject matter, it feels decidedly old-school in its delivery.
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That makes it even more important that the next HHS secretary be a subject-matter expert.
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He slowly builds a case for her work, noting among other things her singular subject matter.
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The next section, "New Saints," highlights a central factor in determining the Vivarini studio's subject matter.
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Navigating art that incorporates subject matter like eating disorders and other mental illnesses can be tricky.
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Nowadays, I've got enough going on in my life to use as subject matter for lyrics.
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The teaser trailer, released today, is as tense as one might expect given the subject matter.
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The former Thai provincial governor (described inaccurately as "rescue chief") is not the subject matter expert.
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Which, admittedly, would be more interesting subject matter at this point than another sex song.15.
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The biggest lesson I've learned from writing porn is that sexuality as subject matter is limitless.
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For this reason, our courts must reexamine the "two-prong test" on patent subject-matter eligibility.
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This wide-ranging novel has a vivid sense of play, despite its sometimes sober subject matter.
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He describes "Adam Ruins Everything" as "a liberal arts comedy show" — everything is his subject matter.
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Despite its grim subject matter, the museum and monument have proved a boon to Montgomery's economy.
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Mr. Lew said that Mr. Toor expanded "the subject matter of this rich tradition," meaning figuration.
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Part detective story, part coming-of-age tale, Sánchez's novel doesn't shy from heavy subject matter.
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Generally, but not always, the White House would determine the subject matter focus for the investigation.
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I was aware of my subject matter, but very-young-me was resistant to the label.
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I admit that just because art probes virtuous or overlooked subject matter doesn't make it good.
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The nuance of the media echoes the nuance of the subject matter: indigeneity in North America.
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Some subject matter you might write about in a column then might appear in a song.
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Despite the potentially frightening subject matter, this engaging, educational museum is routinely packed with local schoolchildren.
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If anything, "The Ministry of Truth" can seem too remote at times from its subject matter.
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Though its subject matter often stems from life's struggles, Memphis soul sounds a lot like strutting.
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And her subject matter has expanded to address issues like xenophobia, classism and mental health stigma.
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The show's second half was full of sharp speeches and formidable songs with urgent subject matter.
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Students first skim the headlines to find subject matter in which they have a personal interest.
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And often, Mr. Cole raps with a forceful tone at odds with his contemplative subject matter.
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Barack Obama was a fine president, but he's lousy subject matter for disparaging, telltale best-sellerdom.
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As the internet emerged, it became harder for Mr. Parfrey to compete for bizarre subject matter.
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Her subject matter is so appealing, it almost obscures the power and suppleness of her language.
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Maybe you'll be promoted to "subject matter expert" and be paid a dollar more an hour.
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But most important, I think, is the way Habash understands the limits of his subject matter.
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"This is a really poignant subject matter that I feel could be possible," Haddish jokingly warned.
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The subject matter is not what is significant here; it's lying under oath and obstructing justice.
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For all this baggage, "Vinyl" should still offer dirty kicks, based solely on its subject matter.
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This one just happens to spark a little more interest, thanks to its holy subject matter.
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Were Ian or any of the other actors hesitant to jump in on this subject matter?
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We are accustomed to speaking about photographs as though they were identical to their subject matter.
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Maybe the total velocity of ambition supporting the exhibition was tempered because of the subject matter?
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We also dealt with subject matter that we're dealing with in real life, like equal pay.
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The subject matter of this year's series encompasses both the Caribbean itself and the Caribbean diaspora.
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"I love the contradictions," Mr. Barton told The Times, describing his fascination with the subject matter.
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If anything, my early apprehension about Phantom Thread was that it seemed like safe subject matter.
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The museum asks visitors not to take any pictures, out of respect for the subject matter.
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What I find most interesting with The Simpsons as a subject matter is its mass appeal.
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Fantin-Latour's choice of subject matter — what he makes "real" — does not really matter that much.
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Still, Léger is complex enough in his subject matter to challenge the humanist conceptions of 'man.
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After all, many directors might choose different subject matter for their first movie shot on a smartphone.
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But ultimately, the exhibition is more sober and academic than one might expect, given the subject matter.
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Superior Donuts is unusual on this list for tacking subject matter TV almost always glosses over: gentrification.
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It's a joyous, happy word, but the subject matter of the album doesn't really coincide with that.
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"The characterization that Kushner didn't know the subject matter is wrong on many accounts," the official said.
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Kim Jong Nam's death is fairly sensitive subject matter and isn't being widely publicized in North Korea.
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Subject matter and the game's visual content would help regulators determine who the game is marketed toward.
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Whether this story is true or not, the speech was strikingly international in tone and subject matter.
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What New York gave Beckmann was not superficial subject matter, but inspiration in the form of energy.
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"Bloom" is a song about queer desire, a subject matter he pairs with a traditional pop structure.
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The two look to engage viewers with color and subject matter, to inspire them with new perspectives.
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"The abstract nature of the compositions is new but the subject matter is not," she tells us.
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The practice of non-native artists leveraging the subject matter of American Indians has a problematic past.
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Their routine poked fun at the Oscars' legendary excessive seriousness, while having fun with the subject matter.
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He's impressively creepy as Kevin, acting as a mysterious focal point for the film's dark subject matter.
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Well, it's either ... It could be either a subject matter or it could be a thinking quality.
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She didn't shy away from taboo subject matter, yet it was always through the words of others.
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"Jane" benefits from a fascinating subject matter, but it is an impressive piece of film-making, too.
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"Equifax's incompetence would be comical if the subject matter weren't so serious," Herrera said in the statement.
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She also just seems to be overwhelmed by the emotional weight of the subject matter at hand.
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Shari Mendelson's artifacts emerge from her subconscious as much as from her enthusiasm for her subject matter.
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Music lyrics and artists like Lupe Fiasco and Andre 3000 still influence his style and subject matter.
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So it was a surprise when the game addressed some interesting — and at times dark — subject matter.
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Writing -- even if the subject matter is a little blue -- is a positive form of self-expression.
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I'm interrogating what Cage is doing because I think his treatment of the subject matter looks awful.
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Pincus says that's common practice in the industry when there are no subject matter experts on staff.
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Despite the many opportunities this subject matter affords, there is only one hackneyed pun in Sudjic's book.
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You will also gain key subject matter and operational knowledge that you can carry throughout your career.
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Did you have any personal experiences with drug use that made you interested in this subject matter?
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We've added additional subject matter expertise to help guide individuals who are making allegations through the process.
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But Ali Jaafar al-Saadi, one of the show's producers, makes no apology for the subject matter.
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But given the complicated nature of the subject matter, "Succession" has navigated its launch in impressive fashion.
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Despite its subject matter, "They May Not Mean To, but They Do" is a very funny novel.
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It's not easy to turn such a solitary, stationary activity into interesting subject matter for the camera.
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And who better to weigh in than professional career coaches, HR consultants and other subject-matter experts?
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Here Mr. Monaghan's fully loaded brush approaches, but ultimately shies away from, some equally heavy subject matter.
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"For a long time, the art world wanted black artists to do black subject matter," she said.
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I am advocating for an overwhelming shift of security responsibility and expertise to the subject matter experts.
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Deliberations are limited to its prescribed subject matter—a limit virtually all conventions of states have respected.
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The subject matter may sound hefty and academic, but Marling communicates it to us via swelling strings.
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Smoke has his usual subject matter, but he also ventures into uncharted territory on He Has Risen.
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Filtering serious issues of advocacy through the prism of Swift's bubblegum pop persona minimizes the subject matter.
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The USPTO should ensure that its own best practices and procedures support broad patent subject matter eligibility.
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This is an extremely complicated case -- in both subject matter and the charges being leveled at Manafort.
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The show's joyfulness is due as much to its confident aesthetic sensuousness as to its subject matter.
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"If you are sincere, then that's how it comes across," she says of her intimate subject matter.
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It was hard because it was a subject matter [the porn industry] that I find so disgusting.
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Here in the US, I can make that separation between my daily life and my subject matter.
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All of which makes She Said a book about feminism as much as the subject matter does.
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Goofy jokes and serious subject matter nestle right alongside each other, sometimes uneasily, but always in tandem.
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The Weeknd is well aware of the contrast between his sordid subject matter and his mainstream popularity.
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I refer to my current work as having no recognizable subject matter, rather than being non-objective.
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The subject matter is clear to me, but others can't tell what it is; it's a secret.
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I think Marti Noxon hit a nerve with the subject matter — which was extremely personal to her.
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Most of them are drawn to her willingness to broach difficult subject matter with authority and clarity.
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Still, the urgency of this novel's subject matter goes a long way to compensate for its flaws.
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He added that, apart from subject matter, the way Mr. Gilliam trusted his instincts served as inspiration.
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Seeing the same subject matter covered makes you realize how common parallel thinking is in stand-up.
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This sophisticated-looking film by Alejandro Landes is an allegory with little clarity about its subject matter.
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When students are personally invested in their subject matter, the artwork they create is always more compelling.
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He does point out that young people are being drawn into the subject matter like never before.
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As both illustrator and author, Savage seamlessly blends image and word — essential given this book's subject matter.
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The criteria seem to be technical skill and engaging subject matter, with formal aesthetics taking third place.
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That draft is given to subject matter specialists on the NSC, who edit the draft for accuracy.
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Ensure they are ones which could benefit from your deep subject matter expertise and/or individual contributions.
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Many credit Amedeo Scognamiglio, who bypassed the cameo's typical subject matter — profiles — to introduce hip, surprising motifs.
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"Reversing Roe" wasn't destined to please everybody, simply based on the divisive nature of the subject matter.
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Every post on Botnet receives hundreds of thousands of likes, no matter how banal the subject matter.
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That piece isn't at MoMA, but two others, also from 1972, represent her shift in subject matter.
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Despite the concerns about prurience, Ms. Gyllenhaal said that she saw multilayered opportunity in the subject matter.
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Because of this, along with its fairly unusual subject matter, I have high hopes for the show.
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The subject matter appeared to be, if their postures were to be trusted, of the utmost importance.
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"Perhaps I had miscalculated my demographic's ability/willingness to approach such a sensitive subject matter," he said.
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Yang's statements on this subject matter because of how high-profile he's become as a presidential candidate.
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The inspector general briefed the committee Thursday morning, but still withheld details about the complaint's subject matter.
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Miranda talked about the resonances between the subject matter in "Hamilton" and the experiences of Puerto Ricans.
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While Viola presents the subject matter in an unambiguous manner, Michelangelo approaches it with nuance and grace.
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Commodities, irrespective of their subject matter, are made, produced, and marketed to entice any and all consumers.
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I'm really drawn to subject matter that you can't necessarily control—that's inherently risky, difficult, and unpredictable.
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There is a lo-fi feeling to the work that is in keeping with the subject matter.
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Here's a film that has challenging subject matter in the sense that it's dark and it's painful.
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" Once you have read Sterling A. Brown's poem "Ma Rainey," with its distinctive presentation of the art and the subject matter of the blues singer, you will inevitably begin to rethink the art and subject matter of landmark poems like T.S. Eliot's "Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock.
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Can you expound further on how your faith tradition informs your writing as well as your subject matter?
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Perhaps the most distinguishing aspect of Bock's work is its highly theatrical structure and narrative-driven subject matter.
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All of which is to say, in spite of some of their subject matter, Brockhampton are overwhelming positive.
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How do you design a game that is both satisfying to play and appropriate for its subject matter?
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Given her scarred surfaces and her prior subject matter, what might a lighter place mean to the artist?
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The Dardennes, by attempting to marry their style with such subject matter, are guilty of the same sin.
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The self-learning process of AI means that subject matter could be developed autonomously by the AI itself.
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Proof that having representation in the writers' rooms, no matter how traditionally "male" the subject matter, pays off.
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The Irishman is a powerful grab, given its subject matter and Scorsese and De Niro's combined star power.
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They are fueled by money, and the subject matter being celebrated is now as mainstream as it gets.
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While the subject matter is cool, the series has the potential to do some interesting things with film.
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To succeed, "Vinyl" will have to fulfill the promise of its sexy subject matter and its superstar producers.
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Whether they're personally grappling with these issues or seeking vicarious thrills, teens gravitate toward subject matter that's relatable.
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But she deals with it all with a poise and humor that brightens the often bleak subject matter.
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To Mr. Rudnick, who dresses conservatively and always behaves graciously, it's not just funny, it's pertinent subject matter.
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These are photographs that at times seem more interested in themselves and less interested in their subject matter.
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So we want to feature subject-matter experts, writing about what they learn from working with startup clients.
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If I try a different type of subject matter, I might use some other technique in the future.
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Perhaps the relationship between his uncouth subject matter and the critical and financial success struck him as hypocritical.
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But besides undervaluing Campos's work, an adversarial approach would shortchange what Greene himself does with this subject matter.
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The ambiguity and sort of dream-like quality of it really lends itself well to the subject matter.
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"So far, results suggest good forecasting skill can still beat subject matter expertise in niche areas," she says.
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Snakes are a prominent and recurring subject matter in your works, George, and this exhibition is no exception.
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Success will be measured by whether or not users laugh and maybe even connect with the subject matter.
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While the subject matter is already problematic enough, the pure awkwardness in the video well, speaks for itself.
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The broader topic of landscape is felt throughout the exhibition both in subject matter and in material choices.
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A. Benjamin Mannes is a national subject matter expert in public safety and regular contributor to The Hill.
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Euphoria works because despite the grim subject matter, the relative newcomers of the cast really sell the material.
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Given that the subject matter veers almost into Black Mirror territory, it's a beautifully profound and unique game.
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If there's one near-constant in Bartel's work besides the use of bright colors, it's the subject matter.
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Indeed, Obata's work is like a documentary in brushwork, in which his subject matter reflects his lived experiences.
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What better subject matter for our show than a newly elected president at odds with our own spies?
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Peyton uses quotidian subject matter including birds and flags to make simple, stark images reminiscent of architectural blueprints.
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Abstract, the series which dropped in January 2017, is especially inventive, perhaps because of its creative subject matter.
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Others took a less positive view of the subject matter that makes up the bulk of Nextdoor's newsfeed.
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The speech was originally announced Sunday, but details on venue and subject matter were not provided at first.
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It's a bold move to take on a project with such sensitive subject matter for your second feature.
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So, in the same way that it can transition across eras, it can also move beyond subject matter.
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But its aftermath provides the opportunity to depict a subject matter not seen enough in television: male vulnerability.
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"Despite covering such heavy subject matter, 'The Best We Could Do' is ultimately a hopeful book," writes Gates.
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They are arranged by subject matter, but within each block of books are subsections only I can see.
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It had a sense of understanding for the dispossessed and I [was] really drawn to the subject matter.
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The Court also ordered the Petitioner not to seek for any further interim reliefs in the subject matter.
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But instead, the elusiveness of Picnic at Hanging Rock acts as a mirror of the central subject matter.
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And her subject matter is far from blithe, in keeping with the recent wave of feminist teen-pop.
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It's Lehmann's hope that its legacy pushes Hollywood to take big swings, even with the darkest subject matter.
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The subject matter of Mr. Parker's film is timely and relevant, dovetailing with the Black Lives Matter movement.
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Such a breadth of subject matter is less fashionable today, when, with some exceptions, writers tend to specialize.
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"Equifax's incompetence would be comical if the subject matter weren't so serious," Herrera said in a prepared statement.
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Every Frappuccino flavor has its own underlying subject matter, even if it's not as obvious as a holiday.
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From a beauty editor perspective, these two shows have something in common — they're all about my subject matter.
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However, the subject matter of The Passion made both Protestants and Catholics a prime market for the film.
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Beyond their subject matter, these pictures carry nostalgia for a fading era in the history of budget travel.
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The score, much of which was written specifically for the project, feels well matched to the subject matter.
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Given the success and widespread recognition of Downfall, why did you want to return to this subject matter?
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He sees the subject matter as both an academic and intellectual pursuit, as well as a personal one.
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Because we have so many different subject matter issues, an overall corporate culture assessment is a good thing.
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Given the subject matter of her books, I thought it best to see her in the domestic sphere.
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This disproportionate emphasis on literacy backfires in later grades, when children's lack of subject matter knowledge impedes comprehension.
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Ben: Deadspin had no locker room when I worked there: An ironic oversight given its chosen subject matter.
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The beat is soothing and languorous, and Sheck Wes raps with deliberate calm (in pace, not subject matter).
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The National Jazz Museum in Harlem, meanwhile, is combining its subject matter — jazz — with a vinyasa yoga class.
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Given the brutal subject matter, the opera stays remarkably agile, avoiding sentimentality even as it embraces frank sentiment.
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Buchanan's work speaks to me, and I have no Southern roots, no direct connection to her subject matter.
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While there is a whimsical side to many of works, it is offset by Saul's quirky subject matter.
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Keep the invite list exclusive Only invite people to whom the subject matter of the meeting is relevant.
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We tried to arrange our book of letters by subject matter, but the book kept resisting our efforts.
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Today, many of those politically engaged women aren't just intriguing subject matter for photographs; they're image-makers themselves.
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Zenday wrote a trigger warning on her Instagram for her fans informing them of the difficult subject matter.
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That may be because its subject matter and methods are pretty groundbreaking, and not like other standardized tests.
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Crime There's no mistaking a John Connolly novel, with its singular characters, eerie subject matter and socko style.
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"I never attacked him on his look and believe me there's plenty of subject matter there," Trump said.
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"Several teams of subject matter experts are monitoring and watching the situation," said Fiat Chrysler spokesman Mike Palese.
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These training periods are conducted and overseen by the PMIs, who are considered subject-matter experts for marksmanship.
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"It's difficult to get men on board because it's such an uncomfortable subject matter for them," he says.
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Teacher education programs are designed to instill a mastery of both subject matter and the craft of teaching.
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She said she hoped that despite the dark subject matter, viewers would tune in for the human stories.
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But as a man of conscience he has less choice of subject matter than his white colleagues do.
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All of this sounds as bleak as can be, and as befits suicidal subject matter, it often is.
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In an email interview with Hyperallergic, Fugazzotto explained that primates have been his main subject matter since 2013.
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His Netflix debut displays another side of him, talking about subject matter that's far more personal than political.
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The court found that there was "no question" that the indictments "involved the subject matter" of the appointment.
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Given the subject matter of Ms. Fox's books, it is not surprising that some reviewers called them depressing.
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"Vacationland" is mostly good fun in this pointless-little-book way — and acutely bourgeois in its subject matter.
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"Gospel Shoes" was a subject matter — I wanted to make sure I was really happy with every line.
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I'm going deeper on a subject matter and it's just keeping my time there, as does Amazon Prime.
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O.J. Simpson probably renewed interest in the subject matter and will make people want to watch this documentary.
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It's at the center of how men talk to each other more so than any other subject matter.
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Berg is also skilled at ratcheting up tension — which is sort of remarkable, given his preferred subject matter.
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The flip side of such of-the-moment subject matter, though, is the risk of quickly becoming outdated.
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Perhaps this is also symptomatic of the cynical, tragic eye that We. The Revolution casts toward its subject matter.
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That's too slow a build for subject matter that should be presented like a bomb with a longish fuse.
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Douglas already has a Cecil B. Demille Award — he's the HFPA's guy, no matter what subject matter he tackles.
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Peck's virtuosic play of imagery, sound, syntax, and subject matter offers an encounter with a deep and incisive intelligence.
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Empresses of China's Forbidden City is groundbreaking in its subject matter and magnificent for the quality of its artworks.
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My cache of subject matter gets smaller and smaller and is rapidly reduced to those two or three questions.
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On the surface, it looked like a children's cartoon, but the subject matter was typically appealing to all ages.
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They've forged ahead, today releasing a 12-minute music video that adds a visual element to their subject matter.
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But even though its subject matter is frequently serious, it never gets preachy — and will still make you laugh.
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Bachman's other photo has similar subject matter: a protester is being detained with far more force than seems necessary.
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And my subject matter has primarily been different aspects of surveillance and a technology-based way of seeing things.
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The highly personal experience of memory is the main subject matter in I Long to be Free from Longing.
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In some ways, I'm sure I was inspired by the subject matter of the record, but maybe more subconsciously.
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The actor appears in the upcoming film The Show alongside star Josh Duhamel, and the subject matter is dark.
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The Nomadic Studio, an ongoing series of small sketchbooks, are skillful examples of how he vivifies his subject matter.
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Ms. Platten is at her best when she relies more on shorthand pop gestures and less on subject matter.
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When fed a selfie, the software will stretch and compress its subject matter, based on these anatomically correct coordinates.
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It's a fairly insane zoom for a mobile device, and holding down the shutter will autofocus the subject matter.
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Finally, the majority of investors agreed that having a subject-matter expert will help when evaluating a startup's potential.
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It refused Brunetti's request determining that federal law prohibits the registration of trademarks that consist of "scandalous" subject matter.
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It was made up of 10 commissioners and 75 staff members — including attorneys, analysts, researchers, and subject matter experts.
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It rejected Brunetti's request determining that federal law prohibits the registration of trademarks that consist of "scandalous" subject matter.
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But the salacious subject matter resulted in word-of-mouth and heightened press coverage, especially for the teen leads.
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But to others, the movie insensitively handles sensitive subject matter, and features a problematic redemption of a racist character.
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"We always believed this show would increase discussion around this tough subject matter," Netflix tells PEOPLE in a statement.
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That all changed with the Supreme Court's Alice decision in 2014, which reduced the patentability of software "subject matter".
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Subject Matter and Content Landscapes: 100; Light as Subject: 20; Times of Day: 90; Movement: 60; Rural Life: 40.
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We'd have these long philosophical conversations about whatever the subject matter was for that episode—what are people's experiences?
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That's, loosely, the subject matter of uncomfortably, a story-based game by Rebekah Saltsman, Adam Saltsman, and Andrew Shouldice.
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The decision is not a vote from executives or judges who are subject-matter experts, but is more democratic.
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Entitled, "Monopoly: The Musical" this new show is still a mystery in terms of subject matter, style and cast.
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I think the subject matter has allowed this band to be a really significant outlet for all of us.
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The first time I worked with subject matter that I cared about was after a visit home to Israel.
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Goldsmith granted the stay "pending the Court's determination regarding whether it has subject-matter jurisdiction," according to court documents.
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Don't get us started on just how many throwback accounts based on the subject matter we're following on Instagram.
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I think of it as a lesser form because it almost always gets undermined by the subject matter, sports.
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There's the potential for sensitive or mature subject matter, but the material is prescreened for inappropriate language or content.
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With such limited artistic direction and representation, it's no surprise that many films' subject matter can be so alienating.
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Choosing what subjects I want to tackle, based on how that subject matter serves, or doesn't serve, a project.
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The only irritating aspect of this production is innate to its subject matter, and may not affect American viewers.
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Toonology is an extension of the artist's overall practice, which has often placed cartoon culture as central subject matter.
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Indeed, the very fact that this film exists is a testament to Corbell's ability to handle fringe subject matter.
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"She is poised, measured, and possesses a knowledge of the subject matter that no one can match," Mills said.
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The album deals so much with dishonesty that he decided to counterbalance the subject matter with overtly honest writing.
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Although Sultan works in three distinct mediums, the method by which she decides her subject matter is the same.
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Eggers's first foray into a global subject matter, it nevertheless maintained some continuity of style with the earlier books.
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" The domestic turn in Owens's life and subject matter dismayed friends when she returned to L.A. "It was uncool.
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Student and faculty protesters were reportedly banned from attending the event, which was ironic given the day's subject matter.
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But Mr. Beigel taught geography in a way that made her understand, and made the subject matter to her.
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Dreams and magic continue in "Not Today Satan," a painting with a funny title and an interesting subject matter.
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A footnote is meant to supplement textual information, usually on the same page as the subject matter being treated.
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Some said the subject matter felt too raw and painful, and that they couldn't see a market for it.
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She recorded the text and listens to it as she goes to sleep — no pleasure given the subject matter.
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"We reverse because the district court lacked subject matter jurisdiction," wrote Judge Thomas Griffith in the 3-0 decision.
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Steve Elmendorf, a partner at Subject Matter, said lobbying work is likely to slow down until after the elections.
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Zac was caressing her for a scene, and considering the subject matter ... it looks pretty damn creepy from afar.
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But since that subject matter was logical analysis aimed at unifying all of science, interdisciplinarity was front and center.
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The immediate subject matter itself wasn't funny—rather it was the absurdity of continued injustice, time and time again.
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The subject matter is serious but deftly punctuated by humor: The vlogger scene, in particular, made the students laugh.
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It's narratively compelling, subtle, and broaches some of the most existentially focused subject matter the series has ever attempted.
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Once we're in the midst of painting the mural we each tend to gravitate towards our favorite subject matter.
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There is, however, a difference between treating your chosen subject matter with seriousness and being flat-out po-faced.
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Working from these visual materials, Formentera then sketches the subject matter with a pencil to get the proportions right.
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Many programming-related books are cited as "material that threatens," often including the subject matter ("computer programming") as justification.
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Symbolism always spoke to me as I became more symbol literate the more the subject matter began to flower.
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And like at FGCU, safety concerns have been raised as a result of controversial subject matter taught in classrooms.
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"Part detective story, part coming-of-age tale, Sánchez's novel doesn't shy from heavy subject matter," said our review.
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And I think that looked like, you know, maybe more alternative sounds, more abstract lyrics, more dark subject matter.
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The Misandrists misfires not because it lampoons grave subject matter, but in how lazily and unevenly it does so.
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The subject matter mostly revolves around love, romantic intrigue, and family matters—just like a lot of my songs.
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If this is a subject matter that has touched your life even minimally, you ought to see this movie.
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This approach, through appearance and illusion, also suits the subject matter of Mr. William, who was born in Haiti.
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"I'm never going to run out of subject matter, and it's always going to be accessible," Ms. Dolan said.
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" In a statement, CBS All Access said: "We had concerns with some subject matter in the episode's animated short.
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The photographer's expertise expresses itself through color and visual rhythm; despite the subject matter, it is a beautiful photograph.
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But even in its time, the realist subject matter had to be altered because of censorship in Catholic cities.
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"On the first record, I was just getting the shit out," Davis says of his choice of subject matter.
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The association they founded, Spiral, lasted only two years, wracked by internal disagreements over aesthetic tactics and subject matter.
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It's an extremely delicate subject matter, and Cha does a masterful job imbuing each character with nuance and care.
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Then they were taking these mild left turns into subject matter that they're familiar with, but isn't murder-based.
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COMEY: A combination of things, I think — the circumstances, the subject matter and the person I was interacting with.
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At first the music seemed insubstantial compared to his operas — unsurprisingly, given the work's frothy sweet-shop subject matter.
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He is also a director of the Conflict Studies Research Centre, which comprises subject matter experts in Eurasian security.
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It's in his subject matter, and it's in his delivery — an indefatigable belief in the power of positive rapping.
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A focus on the characters, which would give this story the poignancy that its subject matter demands, is lacking.
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Which, OK, doesn't sound that great as a subject matter for a videogame, but believe me: Sunset Overdrive rules.
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PARELES The bright jangle of "Promises," by the Chicago indie rock band Beach Bunny, belies much darker subject matter.
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Thanks to the HFPA for everything you have done for Big Little Lies season 2 and its subject matter.
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Start writing about that business or industry, and share articles other subject matter experts and media outlets have written.
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Looking at McNeely's work through the lens of pain is almost inevitable — physical suffering literally constitutes her subject matter.
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Absolutely. And it isn't a question of subject matter, because fiction isn't obliged to tackle the world head-on.
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The Ivory Game would just be another heart-pounding crime thriller if its subject matter wasn't so depressingly true.
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One of the best ways to refresh your career brand is to establish yourself as a subject matter expert.
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"I think the fact is it's really tough subject matter; I push people really hard," he said on Tuesday.
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Naturally, documentaries vary greatly in their subject matter and style, so the following films should have something for everyone.
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In a separate statement, Man Group said the subject matter of the PIFSS's allegations dated back "over 20 years".
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Benjamin Mannes is a regular contributor to The Hill and is a national subject matter expert in public safety.
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Her facile tendency to view historical figures through the lens of her subject matter is, at times, almost farcical.
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The work's pale hues and subject matter cancel one another out, and in doing so, they resist simple interpretations.
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Nor have many filmmakers — over many decades — so completely adapted their signature subject matter to new styles and times.
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The whistleblower also has "subject matter expertise related to much of the material information" in the complaint, Atkinson wrote.
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The subject matter comes into sharper focus, and the book gains in speed and strength, in the next century.
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The subject matter in Kerouac's paintings becomes more central with his exploration of religious scenes following his brother's death.
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She then coupled them to create matches based on shared compositions, shapes, textures, and surprising resemblances in subject matter.
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Entitled "Peasants" (pictured, above), it was supposedly Malevich's half-hearted attempt at the wholesome subject matter mandated by Soviet dogma.
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O.J. Simpson, which was critically beloved and massively popular, in large part thanks to the salience of its subject matter.
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Despite the tragedy of its subject matter, Sargent's "Gassed" (1919) holds fast to the Edwardian idea that war is noble.
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President Trump this week revealed yet another subject matter in which he claims to have expertise: drones and drone technology.
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The Rosemary's Baby comparisons are apt not so much in plot as they are in tone and thematic subject matter.
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"Touches of beauty and intuitive metaphor make the novel's difficult subject matter much easier to bear," Ted Genoways wrote here.
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That same gorgeously sumptuous visual style and macabrely feminine subject matter appears to be central to the Amazon Original remake.
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Despite this "lower" subject matter, true to the high-life sensibility, the dainty lady dog is wearing a gold necklace.
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You've spent untold hours hammering out the format, and sweat the details on everything from subject matter to episode length.
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The skit parodied the firing of Rutger's coach Mike Rice, expertly finding the punchlines in the dark subject matter. 5.
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But in the judges' minds, that meant that a person had to be the actual subject matter of the information.
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While the music is a ride on a rocket ship, the subject matter is decidedly worldly: love is the drug.
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It diluted my ability to concentrate in an uninterrupted way and maintain the direct connection between subject matter and making.
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The styles of these 24 photographers play off each other and the subject matter beautifully, covering kisses, sex, and cohabitation.
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Not by coincidence — and appropriate for its subject matter — advertisements for it have appeared at stops along the L train.
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For years, she pitched the idea to producers and heard the subject matter was too niche for a broad audience.
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For all the heavy subject matter on this year's Sundance slate, there were also plenty of cheery, uplifting titles too.
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If you can get past the subject matter, you will see the artist's superb control of his medium and form.
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These works were inseparable from Buddhism, and included the religion's subject matter, from sutras to small, ephemeral imbutsu (stamped Buddha).
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It also required candidates for jobs and promotions to undergo a written test about teaching methods and academic subject matter.
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Nora Singh: We really struggled with finding a way to tackle this subject matter head-on in a balanced way.
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But the event, a news conference on the steps of City Hall, was notable for more than its subject matter.
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With such impressive skills and obvious crowd-pleasing subject matter, there's no doubting these sweets will garner plenty of Likes.
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You have to have subject matter, because the subject will tell you what the mood of the music will be.
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Why take on that risk of giving off the wrong message when it came to this sort of subject matter?
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But it also could be movies and billboards and TV. I think everything in our culture is potential subject matter.
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"It's a subject matter that you can't just simply act your way through," Neeson told CNN in a recent interview.
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Despite the familiarity of the subject matter, Mr Hardy provides us with a gripping and illuminating addition to this literature.
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Love-poetry is the main subject-matter of muwashshah and it may have influenced the poetry of the Provencal troubadours.
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The works on display span more than half a long career, but Luchs is remarkably consistent in its subject matter.
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The subject matter on Love is so intensely personal and sad, and you turned it into this powerful, confrontational thing.
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How I lost my own mother at a very young age … it's a subject matter I was going right into.
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The subject matter of the painting will not be revealed to the press or the public until Sunday, January 15th.
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They exuded the spirit of the Mac community, diving deep into niche areas simply because they loved the subject matter.
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It was the fact that I wasn't the norm, I wasn't on the type of subject matter they were on.
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On the scale of formal inventiveness and outrageous, headline-grabbing subject matter, however, no one has quite matched Penny Lane.
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The subject matter may seem simple, but the decisive voice and style of Flint's paintings are uncluttered and innately striking.
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Success does not depend on the subject matter—similar ones often fare quite differently—but the personality of potential participants.
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Not his singing, which is probably better than it has any need or right to be, but his subject matter.
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Anarchy and mayhem is astutely observed and cinematically powerful, but the explicit subject matter is not for the faint-hearted.
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He is also a director of the Conflict Studies Research Centre, a group of subject matter experts in Eurasian security.
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Since then, Lou's work has continued to involve beads, though it has evolved considerably in both method and subject matter.
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Some of the most powerful paintings in the Bell exhibit are the most domestic and "womanly" in their subject matter.
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The works demonstrate how artists in Peru melded a popular vernacular and political subject matter with an international Pop aesthetic.
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Others are coordinating national investments to target geographic areas or subject matter areas that are experiencing the most significant shortages.
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He's learning the subject matter and he's going to be issuing a statement too, but he is a great guy.
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It hired the global law firm Covington & Burling, in addition to Republican firm Harbinger Strategies and Democratic firm Subject Matter.
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It also broke significant barriers in delving into subject matter seldom seen on the small screen — mental illness and therapy.
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Instead, the space between the illusionistic painting and the actual pitchers is activated by color choices and by subject matter.
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The team works in offices around the world and has subject matter experts fluent in dozens of languages, Bickert said.
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Mr. Hood and Mr. Cooley said they never consider how their chosen subject matter will affect the Truckers' commercial prospects.
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But it did convey the emotionally charged — even uncomfortable — tenor of the evening, which, given the subject matter, seemed fitting.
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Afkhamo was most recently senior vice president of digital at Subject Matter and before that worked for the Podesta Group.
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He feels it's because people are still weary to be publicly associated with subject matter that could be considered taboo.
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This isn't the first time FX has had to reckon with another high-profile project with the same subject matter.
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Nor did scientific progress rob philosophy of its former scientific subject matter, leaving it to concentrate on the broadly moral.
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These are not on view here, but they are worth imagining, and are illustrative of Belott's truest subject matter: time.
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While Batman v Superman is somber and pretentious, Civil War doesn't let its ostensibly serious subject matter drag it down.
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Exposure to the practicality of the subject matter shows girls how math can be interesting, uncomplicated and within their reach.
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Motherboard granted Weeblord and other members of the blueberry community anonymity because of the private nature of the subject matter.
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It's another notch on Choc's belt to showcase her gift of making even the most discouraging subject matter feel cheery.
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He did his first tattoo on his father, but it was a traditional style and subject matter—two hands praying.
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I hear you were training to be a counsellor, which led to much of the subject matter on the record.
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Even while dealing with rather dark subject matter, Closet Monster has an ear for lighthearted comedy straight out of Sunnydale.
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As the artist outlines in "Radio Suckers," stations regularly shied away from his music over the very same subject matter.
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So I think it was just different subject matter, which is why it isn't as present on the next album.
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How much money a YouTube channel makes per view will vary depending on factors like subject matter and viewer demographic.
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Aki Kaurismaki's tale of a Syrian refugee in Helsinki ekes out dark and biting humor from painfully timely subject matter.
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Still, "Self Made" is ultimately a solid but unspectacular effort, more interesting finally for its subject matter than its execution.
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Read more: Black Male Writers for Our Time Morrison's prose in "Beloved" (1987) is astounding, and the subject matter intense.
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I had a hard time seeing beyond that, subject matter-wise, because all I had going on was my band.
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Debuting in Brooklyn in 2014, the piece is another example of operas taking on timely and socially conscious subject matter.
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Or should it somehow be balanced — in length, weight, subject matter, mood and aesthetic impact — to make a unified statement?
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But the nature of films and their subject matter invited you to escape into darkness, into a make believe world.
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Bowie said he dove into this subject matter after living in sunny and coked-out Los Angeles (my current hometown).
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"We've got lots of people who have true subject matter expertise and we want to share that," Mr. VandeHei said.
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But Trump refuses to listen to anyone about anything, even subject-matter experts who clearly know more than he does.
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This fact is ingeniously appropriate for the subject matter: those aspects of the built environment that frame our automotive infrastructures.
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Ms. Milan noted that the book was exceptional at the time because of its subject matter and its author's identity.
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The challenge of building an art exhibition around current events is that the subject matter can be in constant motion.
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The subject matter of artificial life is the making of computer programs that reproduce themselves, exhibit unexpected behavior and evolve.
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That's what made this so — so difficult, is it was a combination of circumstances, subject matter, and the particular person.
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That collection draws on her world travels, but she also found subject matter close to home and to her heart.
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"The film's subject matter could hardly be more urgent," A.O. Scott wrote in his review for The New York Times.
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I've found that if the subject matter has an innate risk to it, it doesn't matter how you approach it.
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Deep Dives: We tap the experience and knowledge of our subject matter experts to go deeper on each big topic.
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Subject matter oscillates between deep seriousness and devout levity—a tear that begins to threaten the purity of the mission.
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Economics involves complex social phenomena while physics or chemistry deal with more-or-less regular, predictable, and replicable subject matter.
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Because of their gender, the threat of sexualized violence often loomed, whether or not it was their explicit subject matter.
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The subject matter is expected to include his firing of James B. Comey, the director of the F.B.I., on Tuesday.
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Patterson's art tills curious notions of time and passage without the usual pretensions that accompany this sort of subject matter.
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Boyle's achievement is to have made a wildly invigorating and enjoyable film about subject matter which is often so dark.
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But as its subject matter has continued to evolve, "The Source," some minor musical tweaks aside, has remained the same.
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We thank the independent team for their recommendations and look forward to the review and response by the subject matter.
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In terms of subject matter, I've found after combing through many photographer's archives that they're often working on similar themes.
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Bacon's style and subject matter remained so consistent that finding differences among the paintings requires patience — and a strong stomach.
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Before I get into those proceedings, I want to express my appreciation for the subject matter and the process itself.
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While Kirkhuff's more serious subject matter is often life-sized, she's also fond of making smaller ink drawings and zines.
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Afterward, the choir sang "Coventry Carol" in the cathedral's ruins, with the song's melancholy subject matter taking on new meaning.
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From the subject matter, historians can guess their intended audience, which may have been the Spanish colonies in the Americas.
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This was initially surprising — Celmins's subject matter is not exactly sexy: mostly subdued images of oceans, galaxies, deserts, and spiderwebs.
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The sex clubs, as subject matter, echo these delicious contradictions in terms — they are playful, malevolent, superficially banal, and elusive.
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Just as a librarian might order books by subject matter or author, so the hippocampus identifies common features between memories.
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In keeping his subject matter on Read Music, Speak Spanish narrow but faithful to the rock tradition, Oberst achieves something rare.
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Your subject matter can be mature, but keep it sedative in nature; avoid topics like religion, politics, sex, violence and spiders.
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The overwhelming majority of Clinton's foreign policy team, by contrast, has been actual experts with deep knowledge of their subject matter.
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Of course, executives across a variety of industries are often experienced in business and management, rather than being subject matter experts.
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Morgan has an intentionally deskilled approach to painting that manages to feel authentic, favoring tacky subject matter and making it work.
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But the owner and his/her subject-matter experts should provide expectations for review, monitoring and reporting in the policy itself.
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The number of replies can cover a wide range, depending on the subject matter, but they always number in the thousands.
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The news came as a surprise to US officials with more subject matter expertise on Ukraine, including those at the embassy.
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Despite the heartbreaking subject matter, this last part offers a hint of hope that's often absent from de la Peña's work.
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But despite rumors of Oscar voters rejecting Get Out winning due to its subject matter, that could change after this weekend.
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The exhibition has so far made headlines not for its subject matter, but for the controversies around the institution hosting it.
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Two selections in the biennial stand out, though — not just for their subject matter or prestige, but for their sheer breadth.
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Race is a subject matter but representation is so much more important when you come into populations that are predominately white.
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The subject matter has sparked outrage among some viewers who claim that the program glamorizes the woes portrayed in the show.
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In the new video, the cast states that the series might not be for everyone due to its difficult subject matter.
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Scorsese said it was appropriate and inevitable that he and his leading men would want to explore this mournful subject matter.
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Every one of them came with a specific, complicated take on the subject matter [they] wanted to work on this show.
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This means that sometimes unpleasant portrayals of sensitive subject matter online can affect what search results appear for a given query.
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Despite the worrying subject matter and gruesome content, HBO said that it attracted six million viewers during its five-episode run.
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Meaning, I was unhealthy, unhappy, and viewing the news through the fearful lens of having current events overtake my subject matter.
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Coel's involvement in Black Earth Rising brought the show's subject matter to the forefront of her attention — and that's the point.
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But the conversations with artists, original videos, access to MoMA's collection, and thoughtful approach to subject matter compensate for any shortcomings.
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Dinos merged with crowns and other royal jewels work surprisingly well, and were a subject matter that renaissance artists clearly overlooked.
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Harmony Korine's Kids — perhaps the closest example in terms of impact and subject matter — had come out nearly a decade before.
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Yes, there was a bit of good painting in [Susan] Rothenberg and [Eric] Fischl (although their subject matter was like illustration).
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While all of the images in Los Alamos have a distracting beauty, there are some whose subject matter cannot be discounted.
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Drake's own fans joke about his lack of varied subject matter; one Twitter user made a bingo card for Scorpion lyrics.
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Based on the trailer for the 9/11, the movie will be emotional because of the subject matter — and the casting.
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"Mature subject matter" is often code for "more explicit sex and violence," but this wasn't the case in Life With Archie.
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Reggaetón's prevalent subject matter didn't speak to her life experiences, and her involvement in that scene opened her up to abuse.
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The critically acclaimed book, titled When Breath Becomes Air, shot to the top of bestseller lists despite its dark subject matter.
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What a brilliant gesture: at once, Ligon questions both the endurance of physical materials and the temperature of charged subject matter.
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Backstreet Boys gives us surface level subject matter (love, loss, heartache, fucking, dancing, more fucking) but set to genre mixing sounds.
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She has not been charged with any wrongdoing by Mueller, and the subject matter of the interview was not immediately clear.
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Filmmakers are taking on more challenging subject matter, experimenting with techniques and form, and finding new ways to connect with audiences.
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Individual galleries are not defined by one overarching theme that seeks to classify artists by subject matter, geography, or medium specificity.
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As for who picks the subject matter: "My daughter makes requests and then I have to obey those requests," he says.
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Goldsmith granted the 14-day stay "pending the Court's determination regarding whether it has subject-matter jurisdiction," according to court documents.
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Because of this, strategic leaders practice sound judgment in choosing advisers and subject-matter experts who provide insight, depth and information.
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It's a longer endeavor than any other project on this list, but nothing beats a source close to the subject matter.
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Most Minecraft cover videos you see are fully animated according to the song's subject matter, but Garrett's are a little different.
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Demand for part-time writing assignments is especially high for those "who cover niche or technical subject matter," according to Flexjobs.
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The subject matter itself might even change, specifically in gonzo adult films where especially graphic and fetish-themed acts reign supreme.
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All three incubators employ subject matter advisors that support new companies and help them navigate crowded markets with well-known competitors.
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So for all of us we're probably going to need to learn new areas of subject matter that involve digital skills.
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Cousins' whimsical, playful, and sometimes humorous treatment of her subject matter is augmented by her creative juxtapositions and beautiful color schemes.
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While the subject matter seems surprisingly mature – how many kids watching Incredibles 2 will sympathize with a lonely middle-aged parent?
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The photographs on display show glimpses of the same subject matter and humanizing approach Arbus would cement in her later work.
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The subject matter I'm involved with, though, has always been seen as suspect, given the screwed up culture we live in.
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As Cholodenko considered an offer to direct a Netflix adaptation of the story, the difficulty of the subject matter was daunting.
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What do you know about their past track record, either as previous founders or as managers, technologists, or subject matter experts?
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The instrumentation reflects this brutal subject matter by beginning with punishing, Neurosis-esque drumming and following that with frenzied D-beat.
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Like Amazon Inspire, these sites let teachers search for materials by subject matter, like fractions or mitosis, and by grade level.
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I disagreed with the other professors at the hearing that there is some subject matter exception for lying about sexual relationships.
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The subject matter and the impact the film had on all of us … took sort of the celebration out of that.
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It also said no provisions in the statute itself give Oregon general jurisdiction – as opposed to subject matter jurisdiction – over claims.
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It treats hip-hop as a guidepost and also a subject matter, while never losing sight of the genre's baseline thrills.
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" That's meant flexibility in approach: sometimes his most rugged subject matter — on "Artist," and also "Highbridge the Label: The Takeover Vol.
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And the tech giants get to show users ads next to those links, ads that relate to the stories' subject matter.
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In his own career, he is a rapper, too, and an intricate one, but his subject matter is even more provocative.
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A spokesman for the office of the prosecutor, Dave Aronberg, confirmed the news conference, but would not confirm the subject matter.
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Diebenkorn worked under the California sun, never ceding to the colorlessness of much New York abstraction, nor relinquishing subject matter completely.
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While its visual touchstones are classic cyberpunk—neon lights and chunky, 80s-inspired technology—its subject matter is close at hand.
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It was an unprecedented science experiment in terms of its scope, subject matter, and total absence of an ethical review board.
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Writing 4,204 miles from Notting Hill and Ladbroke Grove in the USA, I have a vested interest in the subject matter.
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When the stream begins, broadcasters will be able to immediately jump into the subject matter because they'd already have an audience.
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