The Global X Millennials Thematic ETF (MILN), tracks Indxx' Millennials Thematic Index that comprises companies that cater to the generation.
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Register now to get the Monday Morning Kickoff, our weekly thematic primer for the week ahead, at Tematica Research and unlock the power of thematic investing.
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There's so much thematic inspiration in this show — Ice!
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Of course, you don't think about each of those things as they occur; it's just one dope line after another, perfectly executed rhyme after perfectly executed rhyme, thematic segue to thematic segue.
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The thematic reasons Chazelle held her back suddenly become clear.
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Gabbard is in some ways a thematic echo of Paul.
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But Finn and Rose's mission also serves a thematic purpose.
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The map is, obviously, less geographical than it is thematic.
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Thematic lost 1% and 22% in 2018 and 2017, respectively.
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You've got a new protagonist now, and different thematic interests.
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This thematic consistency extends to the structure of the game.
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The museum's thematic approach to art history has a few
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Manhattan's Outback location doesn't look very thematic from the outside.
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Finally, Bran as king makes at least some thematic sense.
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VICE: There's such a particular thematic template to your show.
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Again, the mimicry doesn't add up to a thematic statement.
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Exhibits avoid any thematic constant, such as the war years.
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"Plot" is something of a thematic risk for Simon, too.
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My future offerings differ in core concept and thematic density.
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But it clearly has a thematic affinity for all three.
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Thematic audacity came this close to being a drinking game.
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Truncating the thematic terms, today's trigramatic tetrad trounces that trend.
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Even with a thematic frame, organizing a tour is tricky.
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But the series does share some of Mann's thematic preoccupations.
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Sometimes we have overarching thematic things I want to get out.
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But this thematic unity keeps the show from flying to pieces.
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Threaded throughout is a sense of vulnerability that provides thematic continuity.
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"It's all creative problem solving and thematic decision making," he said.
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The first in a collection of thematic books, Papier Machine Vol.
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Episode by episode there's no thematic reason for anything that happens.
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The best shows of this type attempt thematic unity within episodes.
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And for Fuller, she also has the thematic resonance of one.
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Instead, they need thematic coherence, and that's where The Village shines.
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But the three games are united by one thematic constant: change.
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Thematic specificity unifies the album less than a vivid musical template.
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It's fun to compare different takes on the same thematic concept.
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What would be even the thematic tent poles of the debate?
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Moreover, as an apt thematic match for Coco, Pixar's upcoming Nov.
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"I don't like the grouping to be too thematic," she said.
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That is some nice thematic whiplash for a Wednesday, Mr. Agard.
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It's a mix of gaudy sweatshirts, ugly shoes, and thematic sunglasses.
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This, according to Rowe, is a deliberate break in thematic tone.
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Nothing wrong with that, but it's pretty limited in thematic scope.
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" WHAT WORKED "This incorporates significant thematic elements, including Elsa's gloved hand.
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Contains mature thematic elements, some disturbing images, violence and strong language.
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The effect, along with thematic repetition and rhythmic intensity, is mesmerizing.
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Canva can suggest font combinations that are visually appealing and thematic.
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Usually the books end up in thematic microclusters: Books About Archives!
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Contains some violence, peril, mature thematic elements and mildly coarse language.
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Contains disturbing images and sexual content, mature thematic elements and nudity.
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Intriguingly, the intense physicality of Spartacus also has a thematic point.
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The approach encourages visitors to forge thematic links across disparate sections.
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The artworks in "Apeshit" often have thematic resonances with the lyrics with which they're juxtaposed, or visually echo the dance movements performed in front of them, but the video's real thematic anchor is the Louvre itself.
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Naomi Alderman's 2017 bestseller The Power served as a major thematic reference.
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The division of the book into thematic sections creates a jagged structure.
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But there are thematic links to Carrie as well, namely religious obsession.
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But despite their thematic similarities, the two aren't much alike at all.
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Instead, it weaves them into the story at a core thematic level.
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Across 12 galleries, the museum presents a thematic narrative of world history.
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We had thematic questions in mind, and areas we wanted to explore.
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Does it cheapen earlier plot points when thematic elements ignore literal narrative?
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The production sometimes shows the strain of its densely packed thematic weight.
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But many of its more difficult thematic questions are left provocatively unanswered.
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If anything, his true thematic pursuits were privacy and invasions of it.
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Edited into thematic groups, the whole program has an elemental narrative arc.
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So there is some kind of thematic continuity between the two albums.
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And the perfect excuse for an utterly random yet thematic TV binge.
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All were variations of the same basic thematic calculus: sugar and butter.
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So you can make an argument for it on that thematic level.
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The big thematic question of the season is: Have these strategies worked?
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Mr. Masucci views thematic E.T.F.s as superior alternatives to buying individual stocks.
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Alvin Ailey's brief spring season at Lincoln Center features three thematic programs.
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"As we're watching them, usually some thematic cluster will appear," Powers said.
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Indeed, poetry became the thematic framing for Ed Schad, the exhibition's curator.
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Contains some strong language, brief sexual material, mature thematic elements and smoking.
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Thematic ETFs are a nice complement to a more broadly diversified portfolio.
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Thematic ETFs are a nice complement to a more broadly diversified portfolio.
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But why does his death have to happen on a thematic level?
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Indeed, the idea that choice is an illusion is Bioshock's ultimate thematic punchline.
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"There is also a thematic thing about parents and negative parents," he explained.
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"We are thematic, but this business is all about opportunism," Singer told TechCrunch.
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On a grand thematic level, the film's relatively basic messages are reasonably satisfying.
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FilmStruck not only offers films, but also curated, thematic collections and special features.
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There's not necessarily a thematic consistency, but at least there's a sonic consistency.
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But Elliott's groundbreaking place in music history is as much thematic as aesthetic.
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"I actually think that approach is thematic of their leadership style," Dawe said.
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His affinity for thematic binaries is what makes him such a singular visionary.
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Another tip is to put your company story in a larger, thematic context.
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At the same time, we also want to seek something called thematic coherence.
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" Thematic investing, though, is not in and of itself any sort of "gimmick.
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She noted that one thing these thematic ETFs do well is diversify globally.
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Like many things in the show, this picture translates to multiple thematic contexts.
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It was even better with an optional, thematic add-on: crispy fried oysters.
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These thematic grandchildren of the "Gilligan" misfits are noticeably raunchier than their forebears.
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Sargent's painting appears in "Nocturnes," one of four thematic parts of the exhibition.
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RESOURCES BNPP IP's Sustainable Thematic Equity team consists of 12 seasoned investment professionals.
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In 2015, only about five new ETFs contained in the list were thematic.
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Minny winters are insanely grey, wolves are grey, this all makes thematic sense.
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We wanted the computery blip-blips, of course, but also something more thematic.
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In theory, this is a sound and compelling approach to a thematic exhibition.
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That's much more about what this is about than any thematic, lyrical piece.
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Contains disturbing, mature thematic elements, strong language, some sexual references and teen drinking.
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Now it's an industrial complex whose thematic integrity desperately matters to its constituents.
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Urban Decay now offers six thematic Naked palettes, plus minis with fewer shades.
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Contains some mature thematic material, brief strong language and some images of violence.
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SS: Mm. For me, Ireland sums up a lot of the thematic here.
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Did each thematic area lend itself to a race, class, and gender analysis?
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In fact, only 33 squares in this puzzle are devoted to thematic material.
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Brahms's imaginativeness in rhythm, harmony and thematic development makes him a progressive force.
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Each chapter has a thematic beverage attached, though the linkage is often loose.
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Not that a dictionary would be much help cracking her witty thematic clues.
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I think there's certainly thematic ties, or threads you see from Southern artists.
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We tend to not be thematic driven, we tend to be entrepreneur driven.
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Watch both, and you'll see the two films definitely share thematic and compositional elements.
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Just the circle of life, playing out in perfect thematic rhythm to the show.
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"Bound," the opening of Dénouement, functions almost as a thematic abstract for the record.
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It's a welcome thematic centerpiece, one that almost achieves a genuine sense of poignancy.
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Hirst retreats into familiar territory instead of exploiting the thematic potential of his myth.
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The relationship between placemaking and belonging is another of the exhibition's foremost thematic nodes.
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But Gemini Man touches on some of the same thematic worries as The Congress.
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If you put your Thematic Detective hat on earlier, this should all make sense.
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This leads to narrative and thematic cycles: Mathematical genius is inherited through three generations.
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It seamlessly transitions between speakers, condensing bon mots from their courses into thematic playlists.
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It does so without ever approaching a compelling narrative or a coherent thematic statement.
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Rather it can use so-called "thematic warrants" to authorize hacking activities in bulk.
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We provide a more thematic point of view, and we are based in Europe.
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But these ideas are more like passing interests than any kind of thematic foundation.
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The crags in its handling of major thematic points reveal themselves in undercooked scenes.
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Across 12 galleries, the museum presents a chronological and thematic narrative of world history.
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What do you feel like your common thematic or aesthetic interests are with Toxe?
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There's just too much symmetry and thematic opportunity there for Marvel to ignore it.
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He said it would "have to have some thematic resonance" like the first movie.
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"It's not really a heavily thematic album that carries a strong message," he says.
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Vantablack's inherent visual connection to empty space may do the thematic legwork for him.
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Even in 2002, brutal military behavior was hardly fresh thematic ground for video games.
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Ultimately though, the biggest thematic of the album can be drawn from its title.
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But as fun as this thematic riffing is, the book resists such easy classification.
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Thematic warrants have been targeted by committee members involved in scrutinizing the IP bill.
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Howard localizes her thematic ambition by staying honest about her own feelings and experiences.
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In the crossword world, low-hanging thematic fruit can be hard to come by.
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After some gentle handoffs of thematic material, Mr. Lindberg builds out the orchestral complexity.
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You went into a horror genre and broke two thematic rules from the start.
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His company's thematic funds are a mix of actively managed and passively managed portfolios.
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That is one of the main complaints that investment advisers have with thematic E.T.F.s.
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The film doesn't always maintain its revelatory effect, particularly in chapters on thematic ideas.
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That's another thematic reason that Kentucky Route Zero doesn't function like a power fantasy.
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The visual and thematic links between the works help us navigate their dizzying abundance.
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And we're seeing these thematic things pop up all over the place right now.
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Its thematic argument was that the only life is the life of the mind.
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In this thematic regard, there's stability, but in the structures themselves, there is not.
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The most obvious implication for the rest of the Fantastic Beasts series is thematic.
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What makes this festival a true adventure is that it is decidedly not thematic.
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And all of the sudden, movies with the same thematic core come to the screen.
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But much of the confusion around Jake's character is due to the show's thematic confusion.
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But this October, players are going to need to do that thematic lifting for themselves.
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Task: posting comments at profile sites on the Internet, writing thematic posts, blogs, social networks.
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That matches the growth that has happened in ESG funds and thematic exchange traded funds.
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Which of the four small meeting rooms should he go to for the thematic sessions?
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Other thematic consistencies appear in Nishimura's Constructed Narratives (2013-ongoing) and Karmali's PAPER:work (2016-ongoing).
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No wonder domesticity and the home make a thematic appearance on their wedding day, too.
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His work unpacks history from a contemporary perspective, delivering stirring thematic relevance with theatrical flair.
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Inferno, a thematic sequel, tackles the New York–based Mater Tenebrarum, the Mother of Darkness.
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The book is divided into thematic chapters that highlights some interesting trends across different industries.
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This makes getting interesting non-thematic words in the grid a larger-than-usual challenge.
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Director Kari Skogland imbues this balance with thematic weight, lending solidity to a flimsy script.
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Via email, Cook explains that the track is at the center of Language's thematic concerns.
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Thematic ETFs provide another way to make that trade that can be even more narrow.
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Networks typically hand composers a brief, outlining the brand's vision along with other thematic elements.
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"Denial" is rated PG-13 (Parents strongly cautioned) for thematic material and some strong language.
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"2001" established the aesthetic and thematic palette that he used in all his subsequent films.
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The Thematic Equity platform benefits from a robust suite of third-party and proprietary applications.
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Fees on other kinds of ETFs, like thematic and country-specific ETFs, are also falling.
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Moreover, the thematic primacy of family, biological or found, defines rap as a sentimental art.
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Each of the book's eight chapters centers on a year with a different thematic focus.
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There might be a thematic affinity with "How It Ends" there, but it's pretty thin.
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This show overlaps with a smaller thematic one at the Bard Graduate Center in Manhattan.
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This era-leaping dynamic is operative in all parts of the Rubin's multifloor thematic installation.
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All told, Mueller and Schiff are similar figures, who have filled the same thematic space.
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Most of these movies, in addition to their thematic rearview, are based in actual history.
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There are not always direct thematic links between old and new, but there are parallels.
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You know, the thematic of Davos is, how can we progress in a fractured world?
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We want to be transgenerational and multi-thematic, that's the essence of modernity to me.
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Three choreographers come together to present seven works with a thematic focus on female empowerment.
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There are more big, thematic campaign speeches, and more off the record chats with reporters.
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Spark of Being adapts Frankenstein via found materials from other films — an elegant thematic recursion.
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The first seven pages of the collection exemplify the thematic complexity lurking within Steinberg's work.
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I said, I'm writing ... Writing the book, but what thing, what thematic thing interests you?
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Its precious staging — the items are displayed using pin-spot thematic wall bays as opposed to common horizontal glass vitrines — presents the jewelry in a manner that announces it as Art, while the pieces are well served by the lucid, chronological, and thematic presentation.
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The full moon simply amplifies the feelings that are already thematic to that time of year.
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Like Solange's A Seat at the Table, anaïs' arrangements juxtapose a languid haziness against thematic precision.
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You need to make everything more thematic and not just geared to gear-head, adventure guys.
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But if you go back and rewatch the debate, the most conspicuous thing is more thematic.
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Obama was, in general, better at broadly thematic speeches than at speeches linked to particular policies.
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It also compounds its narrative and thematic issues by entering a mostly expository mode of storytelling.
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The early thematic questions already asked about the 2019 Boston Celtics mostly revolve around time management.
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Ultimately, we will continue to see the proliferation of thematic investment funds in the coming years.
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Rather than arrange pieces chronologically or by material, Energizing the Everyday showcases aesthetic and thematic connections.
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The transitions keep the movie going at a solid pace and they also have thematic meaning.
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The bar-restaurant, called Beetle House, serves thematic food and drink in a delightfully gothic atmosphere.
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However, Stephen Parker, head of thematic solutions at J.P. Morgan Private Bank, believes investors shouldn't panic.
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There are some thematic parallels here with what we do know of Call of Duty: WWII.
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Ninja Trainer might as well be called Fruit Ninja VR. But the similarities are mostly thematic.
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But the end of Red Dead Redemption 2's epilogue blows that thematic takeaway to smithereens.
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Yup, an overcooked thematic burger and soggy basket of retro fries is soon coming to you!
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Complicating matters further is the fact that the nature of the two fights are thematic opposites.
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Yet these stories are more convincing than the connections, thematic and formal, offered to bind them.
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But the creative team says the similarities between "Paramour" and "Iris" are limited and largely thematic.
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"I'd even say we're closer to thematic concerts than real musical theater," Mr. Ly-Cuong wrote.
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Those included patent law firm Cognition IP, customer feedback platform Thematic and internet service provider Necto.
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I also took some sound and thematic cues from the film Walkabout and Terry Gilliam's work.
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Other small rounds of layoffs this year have pointed to bigger thematic changes at the company.
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But the reality is, we spend a lot of time on the thematic side of it.
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"Equals" is rated PG-13 (Parents strongly cautioned) for thematic content, partial nudity and disturbing images.
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English courses are theme-based, and we often explore the thematic ideas of courage and heroism.
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And yet starting in 1896, she made around 1,000 films, constantly pushing visual and thematic boundaries.
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The veritable cornucopia of potential thematic material led to high ambitions and an inevitable Grid Reckoning.
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But there's an odd hypocrisy at play here — though less a thematic than an aesthetic one.
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The first three programs were crosscut along thematic lines with sections about class, education or politics.
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ANTES and CARDS in the upper and lower corners are poker related, but not really thematic.
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Unavoidably, the material puts Mr. Herzog on geographic and thematic territory previously charted by David Lean.
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The thematic resonance of season four's own stylistic break is harder to pin down at first.
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If there's a thematic core to this hour, it's a proud affirmation of single-minded professionalism.
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It's divided into four thematic areas — Self, Public, Planet and Afterlife — though these arenas feel porous.
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Then there is another group take on the 19713s, but with more thematic power and topicality.
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Called "Flicks and Tricks," it contained thematic puns that would become a signature of her work.
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Whatever thematic momentum the musical builds ends derailed by yet another classic Bowie banger starting up.
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This battle is a thematic thread that runs through nearly all of Boyle's 26 published books.
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But these facts seem superficial in light of the more potent underlying thematic interests they share.
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We really try to bundle these products in a way so that they're thematic and driven by a life event, whether that's based on a thematic event like menopause, or you went through a breakup and you want to buy yourself something — there's the Rebound Box.
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Thematic warrants allow surveillance warrants to be issued without specifying who or what the warrant is targeting.
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While it is her first opera, "La Traviata" will not be new thematic ground for Ms. Coppola.
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Hacksaw Ridge attempts, and mostly succeeds, to tap into the same audience and thematic material as Unbroken.
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Her works integrated MASP's thematic exhibitions for 2018 which focused on Afro-Brazilian and Afro-Altantic histories.
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Still, the thematic imprecision of this type of project can also be a source of slight dissatisfaction.
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Though the auction house is not the first cultural institution to see gold as a thematic device.
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A lot of collections over the last two weeks have been loosely thematic interpretations of military attire.
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Even if the seasons have thematic and tonal unity, there still is a major difference between them.
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But Taylor's not the only pop diva who's displayed an undying love for a good thematic onesie.
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In this last sense, its location is logical, but as a viewer, I felt a thematic disconnect.
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At times, it felt like Esmail and his writers were going crazy without a real thematic core.
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The palette the band is working with has expanded, even as they temper their weighty thematic reach.
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Indeed, very few of the show's most famous moments do much to advance character or thematic arcs.
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Thematic is devoted to analyzing unstructured sources to give customers more actionable steps to increasing customer satisfaction.
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Aside from this highly speculative and perhaps frivolous reading, the narrative in "Treasure Hunt" remains vaguely thematic.
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Like his audio artist precursors, Martin foregoes spatial-temporal order in favor of visual or thematic echoes.
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But Billy Lynn's thematic and technical audacity can only distract somewhat from Jean-Christophe Castelli's undernourished script.
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All three have used the head of the mushroom, playing off the thematic title of the exercise.
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This forced the gallery to put on thematic rather than chronological displays, some of them quite baffling.
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If the film held together better as a story, the bad choices might at least seem thematic.
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"The Light Between Oceans" is rated PG-13 (Parents strongly cautioned) for thematic content and sexual situations.
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A sequel would "have some thematic resonance in a similar way" that "Joker" does, though, he said.
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"Thematic investing started growing very popular overall," Jacobs said in a phone interview with CNBC last week.
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She grew up in Cameroon, and colonialism and racism are high on her list of thematic subjects.
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The 1990s brought a subtle shift in thematic emphasis in Mr. Hammons's art, from race to class.
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This thematic richness would come to define the franchise — and occasionally weigh it down, especially under Oshii.
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The first time I read The Hunger Games trilogy, I saw obvious thematic similarities to the Holocaust.
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It contains a wealth of subtle detail, both visual and thematic, that rewards careful and repeat viewing.
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They concluded that there are three thematic areas of the fetish: compassion, curled lips, and dominance/submission.
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In curating this group of poems, we want to show aesthetic range, thematic variety, and formal power.
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The silence and lack of spoken language in my production is an exploration of that thematic nothingness.
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And for another thing, it helps deepen season five's thematic focus on family, both born and created.
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They told him that he needed to make some of his chapters less chronological and more thematic.
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The thematic content was spread out left-center-right to minimize the impact on the Down entries.
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In Barry, there's this thematic conflict of doing what you love versus doing what you're good at.
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Unfortunately, the book employs a rather dull chronological structure; a thematic organization would have been more dynamic.
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Many story lines have become redundant, digressive or inconsistent, instead of building suspense or bolstering thematic resonance.
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Thematic spoilers ahead, but rest assured that even if you absorb them, the movie will throw curveballs.
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So are the thematic uses — personal, historical, political and practical — to which landscape images can be put.
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So the thematic space is going to be big — the femtech side and the male tech side.
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I think the answer is eight — eight thematic areas, most of which include more than one violation.
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Along with its thematic program, a rainbow balloon arch will frame the theater during the Pride parade.
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Their sweeping thematic interests emerge in the rich forms of calligraphy, miniature painting, geometric patterning, and architecture.
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And as absurd as Pretty Little Liars is willing to get, it never loses its thematic focus.
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In the end, Handler and Horan decided to curate a thematic exhibition as the setting for their union.
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In recent Met Gala history, we've seen endless camp moments even when it wasn't an explicit thematic element.
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Some of that is thematic — there are airships, haunted houses, and lots of Yoshi — but it's also conceptual.
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The responsibilities included preparing "thematic posts," publishing content, growing social audiences, and monitoring social media, blogs, and groups.
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But Cyrus Mewawalla, head of thematic research at GlobalData, raised the threat of regulation for the internet giant.
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Thematic: Matches content creators who need great songs for their videos with music artists who need influencer marketing.
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There is the standard rosary, a contemplative rosary or a thematic rosary, which will be updated every year.
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One reason for much of today's misunderstanding about anti-Semitism is that it is undergoing another thematic change.
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Iron Fist has neither the thematic nor character foundations to justify the same kind of ultra-serious take.
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The visual, narrative, and thematic references to the original Alan Moore / Dave Gibbons comic are obsessive and ubiquitous.
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"Newer investors are more sensitive to cost," said Andrew Chanin, CEO of PureFunds, which sponsors eight thematic ETFs.
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The bank's head of thematic equity solutions highlighted the recent popularity of minimum volatility exchange traded funds (ETFs).
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If you want to keep the night thematic, then there's no more iconic LA food than street tacos.
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I think the main thematic preoccupation probably belongs primarily to the film, which is really about self-destruction.
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Odyssey's three main galleries are filled with thematic clusters of the slightly smaller-than-human-size wooden assemblages.
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That plays into the thematic parts of the movie so thoroughly, I should have realized that on set.
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Many of his logos pay allegiance to metal's major visual tropes: bilateral symmetry, monochromatics and thematic ornamental decorations.
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The problem is that, no matter how pretty War Dogs looks, Phillips can't sustain his film's thematic edginess.
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Carlson Capital's stock-picking fund Black Diamond Thematic lost more than 20% in January, an investor document showed.
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And I'm still not certain of what story the show is trying to achieve in this thematic sense.
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The film rose to critical acclaim but contained major thematic changes in the transition from page to screen.
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Williams demanded to know who it was, but Dunham, ever the master of thematic build-up, played coy.
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Inon Zur: I started by looking for the thematic material that would be the basis of the soundscape.
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Given how all over the place it was, it's difficult to distill anything thematic from Trump's news conference.
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They ignore the largest thematic point that Comey's story is one of a president slowly, steadily, incriminating himself.
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There's thematic precedence for this in the comics that Avengers 4 could easily draw on for this scenario.
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Different sections unfold like small shows unto themselves, loosely thematic and color-coordinated, full of interesting cross-references.
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Governors traditionally use the holiday season as a thematic backdrop for pardons, and last month was no different.
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How Faber thinks you should tackle cannabis investmentFaber thinks investing in cannabis can be done in thematic fashion.
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Let's ignore that having the same thematic thrust between Trump's passage and Obama's passage feels a little coincidental.
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Jo: He had to die so that forgiveness could become a central part of the show's thematic resolution.
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According to Hopp, stockings should be the focal point of a space without being too ornate or thematic.
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In an essay for the Hauser Wirth & Schimmel catalog, Ms. Sorkin advances a thematic justification for her show.
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The films are broken up into thematic blocks, so communal dialogues can continue between the various related showings.
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However, a less positive perspective is offered by Cyrus Mewawalla, who is head of Thematic Research at GlobalData.
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The thematic material and the movement invention often pull in opposite directions so that neither is fully realized.
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Instead, it offers us a deeply layered story with thematic parallels, rich symbolism, and loads of dramatic irony.
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Ali Wong's "Baby Cobra" and Hannah Gadsby's "Nanette" leaned on narratives with twists and a thematic through-line.
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His uneasy alliance with Josh (Alex Russell), a morally conflicted white police officer, is the movie's thematic heart.
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Mr. Salonen envisions breaking up the season into blocks, maybe three or four, each with a thematic hook.
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Under formalist guise, she hops from one story to the next while casually drawing thematic connections between them.
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CreditCreditvia Princeton University Art Museum, Art Resource, NY Big thematic exhibitions are almost always by definition flawed propositions.
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Mr. O'Rourke's pull is more thematic than structural, and Democrats more broadly may see white evangelicals as unattainable.
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Much of it is taken up with elliptical, heavily thematic dialog about walls, and boundaries, bodies and performances.
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It is also intended to be a thematic argument that is more than the sum of its parts.
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You can't literally parse out that scene and figure out if it's a metaphor or a thematic device.
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Before long, she began singing droning sounds and swelling tones, with gentle pitches coalescing into sketchy thematic lines.
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"Younger investors are more likely to invest in thematic ETFs than in boring, plain-vanilla ETFs," Mishra said.
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Eighty-three percent of millennials said they were "very" or "extremely" interested in thematic investing in a survey.
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To manage this, Murphy explains that Northzone takes a "thematic approach" to investing, whereby themes cut across sectors.
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But it serves as a thematic frame for an entire presidency that has never played by the rules.
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The entire score is based on a single "super formula," which supplies thematic material for the three protagonists.
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Take chances on a side quest that's maybe more narrative convenience than coherent thematic enrichment—but who cares!
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MARSALIS What Jon was saying: the spatial layout of the music, how he dealt with his thematic development.
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The first few puzzles I had published were advanced thematic puzzles in the Inquisitor and Enigmatic Variations series.
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It's an adventurous revision, and follows a vogue for nonchronological hangs that privilege thematic links over historical progression.
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And honestly, there are a handful of convincing thematic and stylistic elements that indicate a potential Banksy link.
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However, the show's layout features supporting materials too strongly, detracting from the photos' time-bounded, thematic focal point.
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It stumbles with its coverage of collectives and often foregrounds blue-chip work whose thematic relevance is obvious.
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"Thematic investing can be a helpful way to express a personal area of interest in a portfolio; however, we advise treading carefully with single-theme approaches," said Laura Kane, head of investment themes for the Americas at UBS Wealth Management, and Michelle Laliberte, thematic investment associate, in a recent report.
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Thematic programming, long a factor in the plotting of classical concerts, became all the rage a few decades ago.
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It was bolder in its storytelling, more incisive with its character arcs, and knitted together with stronger thematic underpinnings.
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That's especially true precisely because it's a slightly odd thematic fit for a Black Lives Matter-conscious Democratic Party.
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The screenplay by Matt Sazama and Burk Sharpless alternates between painfully forced attempts at humor and leaden thematic declarations.
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In addition, five thematic displays use archival material to examine different aspects of the relationship between Williams and Hawai'i.
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I'm not talking robots as much as the quality of the thematic immersion that involves you in the story.
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It is, in other words, the thematic bedrock upon which Westworld — both the series and the park — is built.
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For many Beyoncé stans, there's the sense that 4:44 takes away the thematic anger and empowerment from Lemonade.
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The themes aren't exactly subtle, particularly given some deception going on, but it gives the film a thematic cohesion.
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I didn't see a strong thematic or character-driven reason to include them, so are they just Easter eggs?
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But afterward, you'll find yourself latching onto provocative thematic patterns that emerged without your even realizing at the time.
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Besides more action and more enemies, Battle also continued thematic elements that felt more fairy tale than science-fiction.
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I actually wound up reminiscing about the coherence and thematic throughlines of Man of Steel and Dawn of Justice.
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He's the kind of different that breaks thematic rules with genre-blending docs like The Thin Blue Line (1988).
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Brand Leads To Dealflow Due to the increasingly crowded VC market, thematic investing is becoming more of a differentiator.
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National exhibitions of German modern art have often excluded these artworks, or hung them without chronological or thematic context.
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Makeup lovers know that a Halloween costume without a full face of makeup is simply just a thematic outfit.
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We wanted them to feel harmonious as well, like puzzle pieces, to carve out different thematic buckets for them.
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In the midst of all the drama, there was still this thematic work O'Donnell, Salvatori, and McCartney had created.
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Bogia's sculpture succeeds in inaugurating the exhibition space with a strong thematic take on the question of queer aesthetics.
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"These guys have no visibility any more," said Mark Taylor, senior sales trader at Mirabaud Securities' Global Thematic Group.
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That doesn't mean he phones it in, any more than that his travels are part of a fashion thematic.
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The United States will be also excluded from council debates on thematic or country reports prepared by special rapporteurs.
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While Biden's address was more thematic than programmatic, it offered some fascinating insights into education and the 2020 campaign.
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The films are broken up into thematic blocks, so that communal dialogues can continue between the various related showings.
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For some it was a revelation; for others it was just another insincere blockbuster with a thin thematic veneer.
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"It's inspired by me wanting and getting the things i never had," Ray said of the tape's thematic direction.
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The mens' threads show alongside Stella McCartney pre-seasons bi-annually, but without thematic ties to a specific season.
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The quirky HBO drama — about a polygamist family living in suburban Salt Lake City — boasted a surprising thematic richness.
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The piece, and its exploration of divergent, but overlapping realities, set the thematic groundwork for most of what followed.
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Multiverse theory functions primarily as a thematic framework here, and the headphones and glasses make only a few appearances.
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The movie maintains a light tone, bolstered by sunny albeit flat visuals, despite all of the provocative thematic threads.
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Qi integrated programs that had already been taking place for some years into the same timeframe and thematic schema.
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If you want to be regionally thematic, you could start with an assyrtiko from Santorini, but why stop there?
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The Australian troupe Circa (above, in "Humans") tilts acrobatic daring toward thematic dance theatre, often with canonical classical music.
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The agencies were meeting regularly and working on areas of common interest, including data, thematic reviews, governance and accountability.
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But should a thematic area be required to disrupt more than one driver of inequality, or was one enough?
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Finally, the whole orchestra joined in, playing sputtering rhythms, tart harmonies and thematic fragments that coalesced into melodic lines.
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Through all its spasms of intensity, he revealed the music's obsessive use of thematic sequences and restless harmonic shifts.
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There are many thematic ETFs, including these two, that make a lot of sense, while some are just quirky.
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While presiding over the UN Security Council in April, she directed the first-ever "thematic debate" over human rights.
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Its domestic and maternal references to the room's actual history is an exception to the show's expanded thematic scope.
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And hasn't that been a career thematic, given your struggles with alcohol and drugs and your publicly dramatic divorce?
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" Less thematic: the Quiet Storm parody "Whisper in Your Eyes" and the pickup artist bringdown "The Prince of Persuasia.
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Despite the play's thematic flaws, it's hard to let go of those wildly compelling characters and their charged banter.
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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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Otome games can span thematic genres from samurai drama to sci-fi, and sometimes include RPG or simulation game elements.
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And what makes season six so terrific is how it wraps all of that in a surprisingly resonant thematic blanket.
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"We prefer Amazon, Alphabet, and Netflix, as U.S.-based mega caps with similar thematic trends and more stable operating environments."
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By Jersey's Best Dancers, Lifetime bloomed from their hardcore origins, softening their songs with addictive melodies and pleading thematic content.
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Johnson: We made an outline of what happens in Vertigo—where it happens, and the themes, tone, and thematic concerns.
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" The content manager was required to prepare and publish "thematic posts," and to work with social media, "monitoring" and "reviews.
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Given that this is an anthology of shorts, there's not the thematic continuity you would get in a normal feature.
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The first draft needed a few thematic edits, including a breakfast-test-violating reference to a popular action figure brand.
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Instead, Mr. Obama plans a thematic message that effectively will be as much a campaign agenda as a governing document.
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Ms Wills, a Princeton professor, has produced a series of thematic "miniatures" depicting "the fragmentary experiences of metropolitan migrant life".
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Epic's narrative and RPG-like focus isn't a thematic side project or something the developer is doing just for fun.
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I realize I'm hitting you with a bunch of thematic questions... Yeah, you're making the movie sound like heavy lifting!
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Ever since Survivor decided to permanently set up shop in Fiji, they've needed to distinguish new seasons with thematic twists.
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We take thematic deep dives into categories and find out where the best investments are, and sometimes they're earlier stage.
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The show struggles when the series-within-a-series doesn't have any real thematic connection to the meatier character material.
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On a thematic level, Snape also expanded the moral worldview of Harry Potter in a way that it desperately needed.
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Consider the contrast between the address Obama gave tonight and the thematic argument of his own convention four years ago.
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They both feel like history as it actually happens: unrushed, messy, and lacking in thematic statements and neatly delivered morals.
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The thematic distinctions clarify each brand's identity and allow potential customers to better understand the brand in a larger context.
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Or, if you prefer, these thematic children of the "Lost" crowd are noticeably less earnest than John Locke and company.
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Glass artists from around the world compete in a gigantic warehouse studio to make various thematic sculptures and functional pieces.
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Ms. Brooksher ("Dying City") is a skilled actress, but she can't quite disguise her character's status as a thematic device.
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Mr. Gerstein played no encores, which seemed right after presenting a program of such structural and thematic coherence and integrity.
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Get ready for a whole new reason to obsessively dissect the thematic relevance of costume design every week or whatever.
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"It's therefore very difficult to argue that the market has narrowed from either a thematic or capitalization perspective," Ramsey says.
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Brown's pure ability with wordplay, voice control, and beat selection takes no backseat to thematic quality of Atrocity Exhibition, though.
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Drawn from across four decades or so of music and styles, they nevertheless share common thematic and/or formal elements.
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Perhaps Austin is just being too picky about his preferred thematic devices, however, because Rob and Patrick are all amazement.
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"Apple is most exposed," Neil Campling, co-head of global thematic group at Mirabaud Securities, told CNBC by phone Tuesday.
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There are some general thematic choices which "Last Christmas" never explains, like why Kate's character loves George Michael so much.
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If you want a little extra guidance, read our Recommendation of the Day or our thematic lists for some inspiration.
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This was the thematic opposite to the futuristic human world — the "real" world — that Dolores and Bernard ultimately landed in.
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Interestingly, Mr. Kemp very well may try to strike the same general thematic note, only the specifics will be different.
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The one thematic element Ness seems truly interested in is one that, tellingly, has little to do with teen angst.
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The timing is right for another thematic sale, Mr. Boutros said, because a Daytona remains a holy grail among collectors.
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To organize the book, Getsy grouped the different texts into thematic sections, which orient readers and make them more fluent.
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Nelson's life is subject to examination, but in episodes and lyrically; the gravity of the situation is thematic, not temporal.
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So, when I couldn't think of any way to begin looking for another 15-word thematic phrase, I called him.
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The goal is for the trail to eventually include several thematic branches, similar to the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route.
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They do not have the thematic inevitability of the creamed spinach, but they're put together with more sophistication than average.
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More than a mere monster potboiler, it bristles with thematic preoccupations of paranoia and features Mr. Moriarty's eccentric piano stylings.
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Oh, O.K., if you insist, I'll connect it to "Hamilton": ■ 10D: Thursdays are for thematic sleight-of-hand and wordplay!
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So I don't think it's a coincidence that there's a lot of thematic links to the stuff I've worked on.
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She&aposs the head of thematic strategy for the global-allocation team at BlackRock, the world&aposs biggest money manager.
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The homage here is thematic: "Contempt," which had a Scorsese-sponsored rerelease in 1997, shows the disintegration of a marriage.
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This is one of those visual themes where you have to keep a thematic element in mind as you solve.
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Perhaps it's better to say that the only acknowledgement of sameness is strictly thematic: hopelessness, isolation, defeat — hope, connection, triumph.
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The thematic point is still murky, but the piece sort of works as a celebration of female power and solidarity.
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In short, it doesn't "invest in people" or else take a thematic approach, as do many of its venture peers.
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"When we started Art Works for Change, there weren't a lot of content-driven or thematic shows," Ms. Rosenberg said.
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This passage of time and these old ghosts give Jamie the thematic impetus to shift from travel narrative to memoir.
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Sparing no thematic detail, the menu would consist of various passed butterflied meats and specialty cocktails infused with sweet nectar.
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That, and to have thematic ambition, as I tried to do in dealing with race in my "Natchez Burning" trilogy.
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The diversity of subject and geographic areas covered in the exhibition renders a sense of incoherence, despite the thematic organization.
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There's a lack of thematic coherence to Red Dead Redemption 2's overall design that, perhaps, explains all of this.
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Instead, the new trailer satisfies itself with flicking at the thematic edges King's literary universe, from angry dogs to darkened sewers.
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It is organized into five thematic sections — Networks and Circulation, Hybrid Bodies, Virtual Worlds, States of Surveillance and Performing the Self.
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" While money kept coming in to large-cap "plain vanilla" ETFs like the , there is also considerable interest in "thematic investing.
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He spoke in broad, thematic strokes without much detail, sticking closely to positions he had outlined during 13 months of campaigning.
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Elle Gerstein, Lively's nail artist of 15 years, explains that the sweet thematic tribute to Reynolds was all the actress' idea.
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Biden has engaged President Donald Trump more often than his Democratic rivals, while speaking in broad, thematic outlines rather pinpointing policy.
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It also makes thematic sense with George R. R. Martin's perspective on religion, colonialism, and the human cost of self-righteousness.
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" Ader's exhibition at the Claire Copley gallery provides the clearest indication of his thematic ambitions for "In Search of the Miraculous.
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Upon the pond-shaped wooden table sit a series of works mostly humble in size but imbued with powerful thematic strands.
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Mary Shelley shares a thematic focal point with some other films at this year's festival: namely, the ways men marginalize women.
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Jim Reid, Global Head of Thematic Research at Deutsche Bank, agreed that Powell had to play the markets at this stage.
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VanderMeer uses the characters — specifically the biologist and her first-person narration — to satisfy his thematic points about Area X's nature.
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Garland's film takes an equally intellectual, sterile approach to characterization, treating the expedition participants as thematic tools much like VanderMeer does.
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Sanders' thematic exploration of power abuse unfolds through visually compelling VFX-heavy scenes, enhanced with powerful emotional dialogue between male leads.
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"Policy wise it might not make such a difference," said Frances Hudson, Global Thematic Strategist at Standard Life Investments in Edinburgh.
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The first season of Transparent, released by Amazon in September 2014, wasted no time in announcing the tragicomedy's knotty thematic terrain.
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A source familiar with the firm says the firm's flagship Double Black Diamond fund has no allocation to the Thematic fund.
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According to the website, the thematic trail tour, which lasts 90 minutes, is only offered on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, and Sundays.
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After the meticulous thematic construction of GKMC, even more so on TPAB, would it really be that much of a stretch?
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It would suggest that I was really overthinking the process when, really, I was trying to make this record less thematic.
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" Offering a sense of the forthcoming LP's thematic content, she explained that this record would be the "paradise" to Vulnicura's "hell.
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Four characters are quietly linked throughout several stories, as in "The Things They Carried," the collection's design more than simply thematic.
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I would have tried to get DIRTY CHERRY in the middle but no doubt the non-thematic fill would have suffered.
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The rest of Ms. McIntyre's cast, too, catches the disorienting breeziness of a piece that comes gracefully by its thematic import.
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I'm reluctant to project generational matters onto individual artists, as such generalizations inevitably won't fit, but Khalid's thematic fixations invite hyperbole.
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Infinite's other main thematic concern, the relationship between the game's maker(s) and its player(s), is handled with greater nuance.
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There's definitely the possibility for this sort of bonhomie to emerge today, given the thematic nature of the firm's investment strategy.
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The latter forms the thematic basis for the second series on display in Proceed At Your Own Risk, entitled Animal Pharm.
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There is something that feels competitive about such an imbalance, as the artists and works vie for spatial and thematic dominance.
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In its latest version, there is some fresh opening thematic material that adds a surprising, if characteristically tart, quality of Americana.
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But it does not end there; the butterfly motif is omnipresent and gives the entire level a sense of thematic unity.
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For instance, on Friday we thought we would have time to step back and say something more thematic about the economy.
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Revolution in the Making this is not, and the thematic strain uniting the works on display at Shulamit Nazarian is wobbly.
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Sometimes a flash of unruly emotion or pungent language will briefly illuminate thematic recesses that are otherwise left in the dark.
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Unfortunately, there is no apparent thematic development in the placing of cuts, except for the effective juxtapositions of opposing musical styles.
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If you are organizing an eclipse party, choose thematic dishes like blackout cake, crescent cookies or dishes with sun-dried ingredients.
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But Mr. Trifonov revealed the shape and content of these passages, bringing out crucial thematic threads and highlighting sudden harmonic shifts.
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This tunnel vision gives the book a certain tonal and thematic unity, but it also leaves a trail of missed opportunities.
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In 2012, Mr. Stanczak's paintings were included in "Ghosts in the Machine," a thematic exhibition at the New Museum in Manhattan.
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If he has been, latterly, more of a prankster than anything else, wallowing in his own thematic puns — 1980s pop stars!
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Margate pursues a thematic, catalyst-driven fundamental long-short equity strategy focused on investments across the technology, internet and consumer sectors.
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The smiley face was designed to both geometrically and symbolically represent a doomsday clock, which acts as an important thematic device.
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Ultimately, the play twists itself into ungainly pretzels as it tries to join all the thematic dots on its immense canvas.
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The wider thematic focus of the UN Climate meeting is on the role of the oceans and cryosphere in climate change.
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Smaller thematic ETFs have seen even greater stock performance, including the Amplify Online Retail ETF (IBUY) and The Obesity ETF (SLIM).
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The second camp argued that immersion is not everything and that the book's thematic preoccupations were only so much hollow posturing.
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Tatooine, originally Dune's Arrakis, gains heightened thematic significance when we learn it was where Luke's father was raised as a slave.
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It can play with multiple ideas — or at the very least many unique shades and tones within the same thematic palate.
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The simplistic elements of color and light are only the beginning of the constantly unfurling thematic interest of the Orchid project.
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But the monotonous "Les constructeurs" falters when compared to its thematic predecessor, Gustave Courbet's "The Stonebreakers" (1850), which projected majestic seriousness.
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But really, the book is less a thematic project than it is a compilation of accounts from Woodward's seeming major sources.
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MacMillan offers us a guide to these vivid figures, using characteristics like hubris, curiosity and daring to make thematic connections among them.
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Curiously, in ways both thematic and technical, they also relate to those of the self-taught artists Hiroyuki Doi and Mehrdad Rashidi.
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As a result, Public Enemies lacks the emotional and thematic subtlety that you get from a lot of the best DCAU episodes.
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On a thematic level, it would make no sense for the main conflict in Game of Thrones to be resolved with war.
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According to coshowrunner Jessica O'Toole, it's a thematic thread the writers are intending to carry through the whole of this new series.
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"Thematic investing ... is a type of investing that institutions have been very focused on," looking at emerging growth patterns, del Ama said.
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Despite the title of the show, Saturn Returns, and its thematic ambitions, the connection between Martin's work and Winehouse's death feels superficial.
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But technical mastery aside, there's one aspect of the film that didn't feel quite like Blade Runner to me: its thematic undercurrents.
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It's a neo-noir thriller with an open ending, but from a character and thematic perspective, Scott neatly sewed up the story.
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First in a panoply of thematic obsessions is sex, a subject nobody's sung about more seductively, more maniacally, with so much relish.
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Given all his other thematic obsessions, given the music he played, given his place in history, this insistence isn't silly at all.
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Bryan: I think the greatest strength of the film is the bold way it moves forward with new visual and thematic ideas.
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Big Little Lies, the new HBO miniseries, mines the thematic terrain of women trying to embody the impossible standards they're held to.
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I wish that I could tell you for sure about the game's big thematic takeaways or final act twists, but I can't.
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Carlson Capital's stock-picking fund, Black Diamond Thematic, lost more than 20% in January, according an investor document seen by Business Insider.
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They had titles like Summer Book Club, Diorama Drama, and Matchbook Paintings, and every set was unified by thematic and physical limitations.
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The values may be those of the client, general values for a fund or thematic values (investing in renewable energy, for example).
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ARK's CEO Wood spent more than a decade managing portfolios at AllianceBernstein focused on thematic investing within equities and targeting disruptive themes.
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The fact that a weird artifact of the scanning process inspired you feels like such a thematic fit with the movie itself.
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One of the major thematic preoccupations of this season has been race; the actual incisiveness of the commentary has waxed and waned.
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Before starting Ark, Wood spent 12 years at AllianceBernstein as chief investment officer of global thematic strategies, where she managed $5 billion.
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A newer addition to the scene is the PostClassical Ensemble, which, since 2003, has been presenting thematic programs in halls around town.
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Fantasy games were the most the popular thematic genre at 40 percent, beating out military-themed games, which accounted for 23 percent.
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But if pre-beach styling sounds too contrived (reminiscent of achingly thematic Coachella "festival fashion"), there are practical benefits to styling, too.
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It draws messy parallels with confusing thematic similarities — how exactly does Bill's gubernatorial race fit into Hillary's face-off with Bernie Sanders?
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They show us the art of our era in new thematic arrangements, or the art of this-very-instant, from unfamiliar creators.
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He was a novelist, not a historian, with an intention to transcend facts in the interest of thematic weight and moral inquiry.
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In this case, that means introducing a romantic subplot that conveniently replaces an intractable thematic question — Why this man, above all others?
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Each of the show's eight thematic sections stresses a different progression of style, materials, emotional keys, social circumstances and degrees of reality.
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"I do believe love always works out, and that's part of my thematic thing at the wedding as well," Mr. Lane said.
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Sometimes, the reviews are supplemented with a brief thematic overview of a particular vintage, or they are bounded within a price range.
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The editor of By the Book chose her because this column was for a thematic Book Review issue on poetry and politics.
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The gallery will continue with a series of thematic online presentations — including others on ceramics and photographic artists — during its temporary closure.
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The novel and its tensions promise some thematic heft, touching on race, occupation, gentrification and who deserves the right to a home.
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Most strikingly, the recent good-guy flood has given established singers with checkered thematic pasts a vibrant framework to shoehorn themselves into.
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The objects sit in thematic cases, one each for armed radical groups, international issues, anti-war movements, and feminism and queer liberation.
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Mr. Cromer said he hopes the show's thematic focus on how a community bridges cultural divides through song will resonate with audiences.
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The speech even incorporated Obama's thematic touches — high-minded promises of a better future and cautions about the dangers of party disunity.
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Later this week, she'll deliver her self-titled sophomore album, which operates in a similar thematic space but explores new sonic territory.
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The story "If You Sing Like That for Me" is central to the book both in terms of sequence and thematic resonance.
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Tuesdays and Wednesdays can have a little thematic playfulness, such as letter rearranging or puns, as well as a few harder words.
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Still, some thematic structuring would have been a help, even at the risk of reinforcing stereotypes of tropical exoticism, revolutionary fervor, etc.
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In December 2018, the FRC published the results of its "Audit Quality Thematic Review of Other Information in the Annual Report"{here}.
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Szalay's rapid, unabashed thematic framing allows him to exercise his own metaphysical sincerity, a connection to earnest feeling that is often touching.
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Sports enjoys thematic support from the government, which is big on hosting international events like the Olympics and promoting sports like soccer.
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The SDG bonds are part of the government's thematic issuance, according to Alfirman's presentation to the commission, though he did not elaborate.
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African fiction is packaged and circulated, bought and sold not on the basis of its aesthetic value but of its thematic preoccupation.
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There was no particular musical connection or thematic thread linking the two staples performed: Beethoven's Second Piano Concerto and Rachmaninoff's Second Symphony.
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We're using it in new ways, too, such as in our development of thematic biennial exhibitions, which we began presenting in 2013.
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Drinking might get some serious thematic competition from music, except that the two so frequently go together in Motley's paintings, as in life.
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Stefanie is one of a growing number of customers shelling out hundreds and even thousands for these kinds of thematic sea-bound adventures.
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This takeover is an early part of a four-month strand of contemporary art events brought together with the thematic title Market Town.
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Another thematic seed is also planted up top: Nick is insecure that when he ultimately proposes, the woman of his dreams won't accept.
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And this thematic fascination isn't limited to any one movie genre; it's the one thing Overboard, Memento, and Rashomon all have in common.
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It's almost entirely fictional — Angelica was married when she met Hamilton — but it's one that gets at the core of Hamilton's thematic obsessions.
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And similar to iTunes, the TV app features curated "Collections," which are thematic groupings of content, like political shows or thrillers, for instance.
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It is a brilliant thematic set piece throughout the film, that makes viewers sit with the horror of how slavery ravaged enslaved families.
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Ngcobo also penned a lengthy op-ed on Monday, outlining her efforts to compromise with SWEAT and the thematic importance of Mthethwa's work.
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Much tension and heartbreak ensue — and yes, a love story — as the film follows the beautiful thematic arch of Houser's January 2019 record.
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These two films alone showcase the range, thematic consistency, and artistic power of No Wave and cement Beth B as a great artist.
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Rather than cover the broad landscape of technology, in any given period, we identify 5–6 large thematic areas and then dive deep.
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In the solemn second movement, the strings played the unison thematic statement with emphatic sound and clipped articulation, almost like a Baroque oratorio.
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While Netflix today already offers thematic suggestions of things to watch, based on your Netflix viewing history, Collections aren't only based on themes.
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The Walking Dead's primary thematic focus has always been on the challenge of rebuilding and upholding a moral code in a lawless world.
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Despite their reputation as a band with a narrow skillset, Vampire Weekend albums have always been diverse, operating with an expansive thematic scope.
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As a statement of political defiance, it's slighter than her thematic range suggests, because big political statements are tricky in moments of crisis.
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Digging into the Valyrian dagger's history on the show only adds layer upon layer of thematic meaning to Arya's clutch moment of glory.
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That much-mocked news conference planted each of the thematic seeds (immigration, rage, anti-elitism) that have propelled him toward the Republican nomination.
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Since the 16th century, miniature painting in the Indian subcontinent (now Pakistan, India, and Bangladesh) has followed traditional pictorial laws and thematic content.
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The portfolio managers, Ulrik Fugmann and Edward Lees, have worked together for 17 years managing thematic long/short strategies, the asset manager said.
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The film is loosely organized into thematic chapters: Paying My Dues, Heroes, Witness, Purity, Selling the Negro, and I Am Not a Nigger.
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"Harmonica," the first, set the mood: Thematic lines unfold in thick, gnashing chords, but with the jazzy fervor and wailing lyricism of blues.
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Prior to ARK, Cathie spent 12 years at Alliance Bernstein as chief investment officer of global thematic strategies, where she managed $5 billion.
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"Within the midcap area we've had a number of profits warnings recently," Stephen Bailey, a fund manager on Liontrust's Macro-Thematic team, said.
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White Light was one of the last paintings Pollock made before he died in 1956—a key thematic element in Bacia-Colombo's game.
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Modest Mouse's brand of trailer park emo paved new thematic lanes in a genre that, until that point, was mostly suburban and privileged.
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Prior to ARK, Wood spent 12 years at Alliance Bernstein as chief investment officer of global thematic strategies, where she managed $5 billion.
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Sure, a few lines here spoken by women resonate in ways that give pause, but they don't add up to a thematic reconsideration.
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Taylor Swift, Beyoncé and Kanye West—to name just a few—all rely heavily on thematic studio albums—and tour them extensively, too.
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The draft resolution envisages such an agreement covering four areas: trade and economics, foreign policy and security cooperation, internal security and thematic cooperation.
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Unsurprisingly, it recalls the stylistic and thematic oeuvre of Sofia Coppola, who points to Weir's film as a central inspiration for her work.
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Phillips hinted that a "Joker" sequel would "have to have some thematic resonance" in an interview with The Los Angeles Times last week.
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"The Little Prince" is rated PG (parental guidance suggested) for thematic elements that portray modern life as a nightmare that cannot be avoided.
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"April and the Extraordinary World" is rated PG (Parental guidance suggested) for action and peril, including gunplay, some thematic elements and rude humor.
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And the specific thematic dissonance between the Clinton and Sanders camps may be in some ways particularly amenable to this kind of reconciliation.
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His larger, more thematic point, however, is that the United States is simply too large, diverse, and weird to be any one thing.
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The reasonable prices, store-name brands, and charming thematic design made for an enjoyable and personal experience superior to the one at Walmart.
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Already, Hometalk has found success not by pushing shows with narrative arcs like Facebook suggested but rather by focusing on thematic DIY shows.
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The fund's performance underlines the risk of investing in narrowly defined and potentially volatile thematic funds, which may have higher than average costs.
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But I put up with the movie's turning Ms. Reeves and the footage of Moss into weapons: They served the movie's thematic strategy.
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A thematic sequel to "Suspiria," this second installment in Argento's Three Mothers trilogy didn't earn the same acclaim upon release as its predecessor.
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A program of one-acts — Leonard Bernstein's "Trouble in Tahiti" and James MacMillan's "Clemency" — bore only scant thematic connection to the other works.
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But on a thematic level, it creates a discordance with the film's more adult social horrors, and the two elements never quite unify.
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But the productions I caught this fall at least tried to make food an integral part of a show's aesthetic and thematic universe.
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Because interest in these areas tends to come and go, Mr. Browne uses thematic E.T.F.s to carry out short-term asset allocation decisions.
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For 25 years, the nonprofit apexart has been inviting curators from across the globe to produce thematic group shows in its small space.
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The museum puts on rotating thematic exhibitions and at times lends items to the Rubin Museum of Art in Manhattan and other institutions.
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They walk and talk in the service of the novels' thematic preoccupations but they are not the victims of derision or authorial assault.
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In its isolation and grim ambiance, the hospital bears a striking thematic resemblance to the facility that astute fans might recognize from Deadpool.
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A welcome addition to the BoJack cast, Baby Ruthie was both a visual treat and a thematic touchstone for Season 6, Part 1.
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Those are the key thematic thrusts of the space program [and] all of the technology that we develop is to address those priorities.
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Then, I tried to rebuild around more theme — how cool would it be if there was something thematic running through the two themers?
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Timmy Failure: Mistakes Were Made Rated PG for some language, thematic elements and a child being rude in the name of private investigation.
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The thematic thread of artistic freedom is pronounced, as the same actor Mohammad Ghaffari, plays a ruthless inquisitor in all of the works.
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We publish two writing prompts every school day, and we also have thematic collections of more than 1,000 prompts published in the past.
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But when your undead sugar daddy offers you a fleet of Death Stars, thematic resonance probably isn't the first thing on your mind.
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Having delivered its scares and worked in a sufficient number of book references, it seems to balk at making any thematic implications explicit.
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Taking a more thematic approach, Credit Suisse said the most attractive areas within sustainable investing are education, future of work and healthy living.
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MoMA curators answer this question by relying on the museum's vast collection and by carefully weaving rooms together with a refreshing thematic clustering.
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We publish two writing prompts every school day, and we also have thematic collections of more than 1,000 prompts published in the past.
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That kind of thematic complexity is usually what I live for and appreciate most about good romances, and especially well-done love triangles.
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The painting appears in "The City," one of the early thematic galleries, among works by Kerry James Marshall, Romare Bearden and Mr. Gehr.
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The exhibition provides a noteworthy opportunity to experience the dark thematic complexity as well as formal rigor of this remarkable body of work.
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But in hindsight, it is clear that the central mystery in Season 2 was always just a backdrop for the show's thematic undercurrents.
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If we were making an art show, we wouldn't be worried about crafting some spoon-fed thematic that takes people through the exhibition.
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As you get ready to buckle up for potentially turbulent market waters, we continue to follow our investing north star - our thematic perspective.
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Its last two albums have been characterized by a thematic return to the youth of the band's members, and especially its lead singer.
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"As soon as I made the first paintings featuring Mona Lisa, I knew that I had found a powerful thematic tool," he recalled.
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Yes, it's in that thematic ... It's that idealistic idea of, "Oh, well, why would anyone ever use Facebook Live to murder somebody?" right?
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In order to obtain these datasets, the government has to get "thematic warrants" that affect millions of people and are issued from secret courts.
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Katy Perry consistently expresses her love for all-things Disney with over-the-top thematic outfits, whether she's in the amusement park or not.
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Generally, the tweets collected and archived will be thematic and event-based, including events such as elections, or themes of ongoing national interest, e.g.
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Disguises have always been an awkward element of the Hitman series, hard to introduce into any stage while ensuring they make enough thematic sense.
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Many of the images in this show are fascinating in both formal and thematic terms, revealing a consciousness that is supple and keenly insightful.
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Within these thematic areas there's another premise that undergirds how Gibbs and his colleagues are committing capital — what the firm calls "taboo" investment themes.
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But The Lego Movie 2 also kind of lacks the smooth thematic connections at every level of its reality that the first movie had.
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Supporters in his comment section who've seen both seemed to agree that the overlap in cinematic and thematic aspects was too great to ignore.
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Still, Merlin was able to spot enough of a thematic similarity to predict that fans of John Wick 2 would be fans of Logan.
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"If that trend continues, bitcoin is a good thematic play on the fracturing of our global norms as a flight to safety," he said.
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"I believe we are seeing signs of froth in perceived safe assets," advised Stephen Parker, Head of Thematic Solutions for J.P. Morgan Private bank.
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This year, Frieze will also boast its first-ever thematic exhibition, a showcase devoted to the late dealer Hudson and his gallery Feature Inc.
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Lego announced in a press statement that they will no longer ask for the thematic purpose of a project when selling bricks in bulk.
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A source familiar with the firm told Business Insider that the firm's flagship fund, Double Black Diamond, has no allocation to the Thematic fund.
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The ruling codifies the UK system of "thematic warrants," which can be issued to broad classes of people in an open-ended time frame.
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The company is making a much broader push into demographic and thematic ETFs, according to recently filed documents with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Its next "thematic review" of 2017/2018, part of the watchdog's audit inspection regime, will examine the effectiveness of audit firms' governance and culture.
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Organized into thematic constellations, the exhibition includes emblematic and lesser-known artworks that represent what González calls a regional "decolonial" art and cultural history.
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Brock's thematic guidance on Lonesome Crowded West, navigating issues of class and religion, also cast a wide net in the pool of potential fans.
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They give the product an editor's touch so that the narrative of location-based or thematic-based Stories are crafted to tell a story.
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Black Diamond Relative Value is up 8%, and Black Diamond Thematic has been the best out of all the funds, with a 10.24% return.
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Holocaust history often provides a thematic accent and an explicit connection to the present, as with Snyder's Black Earth: Holocaust as History and Warning.
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His voice is both soul-singer and confessional-singer-songwriter, which has thematic implications too: unrequited love as the intersection of multiple genre conventions.
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The notion that art's purpose is to buttress a national collective identity presses it into a service that runs counter to its thematic diversity.
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The show is engaging in the difficult questions that loom over its thematic choices, and figuring out what living with the answers looks like.
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Franklin Furnace became one of the world's first "alternative-space" museums, whose thematic exhibitions were often largely culled from materials in its unusual collection.
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Most distributors currently package groups of channels into thematic bundles, which they say means more choice is available at a lower per-channel cost.
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Many of the company's stocking and thematic decisions are also informed by what seems to be hot on social media and in the blogosphere.
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"We seem to set a new price threshold with our thematic design auctions," said Emmanuel Bérard, an associate director who leads Artcurial's design department.
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The physical effect of violence in this film is made abundantly clear, but the political and thematic purpose of including such brutality remains murky.
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The artist consistently employs visual and thematic intricacies that draw attention to part-whole relationships in both the work itself and the larger world.
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You don't have to be stuck with these overplayed picks — there are spookier songs out there that are just as thematic for October 21968.
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In truth, Latinx literary theorists and writers have never been in agreement over how to interpret the thematic focus on sexism in his fiction.
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Many of the same visual tropes were employed in that production, yet its episodic, pageantlike structure proved a better counterweight to Kentridge's thematic obsessions.
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E. Carmen Ramos, the Latino art curator and deputy chief curator at the Smithsonian American Art Museum, called the rise of thematic shows noteworthy.
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The main category they were working on was "thematic areas," in which Ford would seek to disrupt drivers of inequality by means of strategies.
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There was to be a minimum of four and a maximum of eight thematic areas, with a minimum budget of twenty million dollars apiece.
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"On the back of geopolitical and market uncertainties, thematic gold exposure is still advised alongside countercyclical positions such as Japanese yen longs," he added.
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Some of Hunters' biggest thematic questions revolve around whether ends justify means or if the pursuit of vengeance risks corrupting those who seek it.
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Suddenly, thematic bits protrude ominously from various instruments, and the violins try to lead the journey into dark terrain with a slinky, elusive melody.
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Redbox has also put together its own thematic groupings, like Redbox Comedy, Redbox Rush and Redbox Spotlight, to help users discover what to watch.
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The bank plans to invest in assets including sukuk, or Islamic bonds, equities and so-called "thematic funds", such as Islamic real estate funds.
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FINX, even with its strong performance, is not the best-performing thematic ETF this year, and it has not raised the most money, either.
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Similarly, the museum has introduced smaller thematic shows, such as People, which just opened and, like its biennials, culls works from its permanent holdings.
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Presidents' Day promises the usual array of thematic TV diversions: historical documentaries, basic cable marathons, James Franco traveling through time to stop the Kennedy assassination.
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The series follows the same format: Mahnke serves as a narrator, guiding viewers through stories, and setting up thematic bookends that bring each episode together.
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That's why we will likely see more industry-specific ETFs as investors try to figure out broad thematic plays rather than old-school sector plays.
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The firm's $1.1 billion equity long-short Black Diamond Thematic fund rose 3.64 percent in May, extending its year-to-date gains to 13.25 percent.
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Some love it, praising the evocative settings, the interesting new culture, and Martin's thematic explorations of topics like the danger of being drawn into war.
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We'll continue to look analyze management commentary for more thematic data points as more companies report their December-quarter earnings over the next few weeks.
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"Color in Clay" is the strongest of the thematic rooms, presenting ceramics from China, Japan, Korea, Thailand, Vietnam, and Iran sorted by — you guessed it!
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In these kinds of institutions and in these types of shows curators should make so bold as to take greater risks, and be wildly thematic.
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It's hard to think of the interludes — the album's thematic spine — in just this one way, without considering what happened before and after the album.
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The seventh episode of the series, "The Queen," has some thematic links to Carrie, and it also includes a direct visual homage to the film.
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Angela Ferreira's "For Mozambique (model nº1, nº2)" (2008) are two sculptural installations of archival materials which act as physical and thematic anchors for the exhibition.
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Their command of policy was impressive, but the debate failed to generate thematic conflicts that would allow any leader to pull away from the pack.
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Netflix could fill this gap by bundling three or so short films into thematic collections that are approximately 45 minutes to an hour in total.
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Along with the line's thematic harmony — the push and pull between committing sins and granting forgiveness — the scale, too, is an homage to the stars.
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Is there something thematic about sports do you think that's interesting to investors now or that's just randomly three different companies that have seemed appealing?
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Vickers adopts a largely non-thematic strategy globally but is keen to ride on the growth it sees in biotechnology, nanotechnology and AI, Tan said.
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At the opposite end of the thematic spectrum from Marshall's prints, are Rudy Shepherd's lovingly rendered watercolor portraits of victims and perpetrators of racial violence.
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" Jones acknowledged a common thread linking the force's failings over the years: "There are clear thematic similarities around leadership, culture, and institutional defensiveness when challenged.
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Snow will be back—I'd put my money on the end of the next episode—but he'll slot nicely into season 6's thematic mode.
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Castro would bring a lot of useful thematic and demographic balance to the Democratic ticket — a young Hispanic man to complement an older white woman.
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It remains on a list of companies that appear in multiple thematic baskets of stocks that Fundstrat manages for subjects like artificial intelligence and inflation.
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This strand of dread, fueled by romantic failings, was not nameless and totalizingly affecting, like the traumas that had previously been his thematic go-tos.
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Detroit is just as dexterously made, but it brandishes its sense of thematic heft and its sense of craft in a much more discomfiting way.
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Thematic investments, that benefit from long-term societal trends, can help investors to better navigate through the daily ups and downs of the financial markets.
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But this year, mixed in among the romantic runs and thematic bath bombs, we have an unfortunate display that got two high school students suspended.
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To that idea of loosening the thematic reins, I know you had over 20 songs for the album and then cut it down from there.
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Thematic ETFs, especially ones that cover young industries, could see ups and downs as the sector works its way through its growing pains, he said.
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Hell or High Water is a return to that thematic territory, with Bridges playing Marcus Hamilton, a grizzled Texas Ranger on the cusp of retirement.
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Instead, Transformed is divided into blandly broad thematic sections: The Divine Body; The Regal Body; The Transcendent Body; The Alluring Body; and The Resplendent Body.
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Allowing our music to be used as source material by a group of outside creative entities was an important exercise to further these thematic explorations.
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"At a thematic level there is little that is different than anything management commented on at the time of the last quarter's results," he said.
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There is a standard rosary, a contemplative, and thematic rosary, which will be updated periodically.. The app shows progress, and keeps track of prayer history.
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"It is an interesting decision," Andrew Chanin, CEO of PureFunds, a New York-based provider of thematic exchange-traded funds, said of Nintendo's pricing plan.
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Rather than arranging every last element for maximum thematic coherence and effect, he'll leave in a moment, a scene, seemingly for the hell of it.
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The programme creates matches based on visual and thematic similarities and viewers around the world can learn why the artificial intelligence program selected each match.
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It's clear that it was chosen less for its thematic relevance, and more out of desire to see a cool heist in an exotic location.
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His death and the complicated reactions that will come with it are thematic gold, supported by a complex character arc deserving of a devastating finale.
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What is less clear is whether or not there is unity on how to accomplish theses items and the thematic umbrella under which they fall.
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But a second thematic thread emerges, particularly through Brooker's darkest visions, and gets to the heart of what this future is, and who it's for.
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"Concerns on broadcasting standards would likely have been a complete deal breaker," said Neil Campling, Co-Head of the Global Thematic Group at Mirabaud Securities.
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Many of these monsters had rarely or never been illustrated before, so these drawings provided visual uniformity and a thematic baseline for the shared universe.
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This is a masterclass in curating, with no superfluous images or filler, and thematic links made diligently throughout using close examination of content and treatment.
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The investment approach also incorporates top-down thematic views and the SRI-ESG (socially responsible investment - environment social and governance) criteria for the relevant fund.
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But Presidential campaigns are waged at a more thematic level, and the candidates try to offer broad visions of where they will lead the country.
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What gives her sculptures such force is not merely the thematic evocations of loss and distance, but also the generosity with which she presents them.
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What this exhibition makes apparent, given its thematic focus, is its affinity with the visual idiom of protest, which relies more on wordplay than imagery.
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He is also our protagonist, if we are to pick a human protagonist rather than a thematic one (motherhood or water might be other choices).
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Eight thematic sections give you a foothold in Johns' ruminations, through his work, on the nature of perception, on literary figures, memory, mortality and more.
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Much of this would be termed "thematic content" in today's movie industry, but in the pre-code era, no one cohesive system of classification existed.
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For example: The Emoji Movie cast Sir Patrick Stewart as Poop to double down on the thematic joke of trying to dress up a turd.
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Haim Israel, head of thematic investing at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, by contrast, views several technologies covered by the E.T.F.s as long-term opportunities.
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Compiled from an assortment of clips, and arranged in thematic and tonal segments, Minute Bodies concentrates on the awe-inducing quality of Percy Smith's footage.
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We chose a thematic approach, with each chapter focused on a particular aspect of the narrative that could almost serve as a self-contained story.
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One of her strongest memories was when her young son was doing the "rice thematic"— rice being of central economic and cultural import in Bali.
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The next night, Wednesday, the pianist Michael Brown takes a different, more thematic approach, with sets of variations by Mendelssohn, Beethoven and his own work.
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Among them are the discount brokers' fee wars, the advent of nontransparent and semi-transparent ETFs, thematic funds and ESG (environmental, social and governance) investing.
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Lawrence says he has multiple new thematic photo shoots planned for the rest of the year, so look out for plenty of new, mini characters.
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You can really push the thematic dressing with adding an ugly Christmas sweater to a tailored look, or holiday-themed socks with your dress shoes.
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The company announced on Tuesday that it would no longer ask about the "thematic purpose" of a project when it receives large orders of Legos.
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But beyond that topline number, the poll contained one important thematic question that offers a glimpse of what a winning Trump effort might look like.
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By the end of the pilot, the show's combination of thematic thoughtfulness, buddy criminal character moments, and shocking blood spatter are very much in place.
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An all-female lineup is intrinsically no more interesting than an all-male roster of swinging dicks, especially when it has no larger thematic purpose.
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The committee is also uncomfortable with so-called thematic bulk warrants, asserting that "the current wording of the provisions for targeted interception and targeted equipment interference warrants is too broad" and recommending that the language of the bill "be amended so that targeted interception and targeted equipment interference warrants cannot be used as a way to issue thematic warrants concerning a very large number of people".
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"The purpose of the thematic warrant is for example circumstances in which perhaps there's a kidnap, there's perhaps a threat to life, and there's only certain information available and it's necessary because of the pace at which something is developing to be able to identify the group of people who are involved with that particular criminal activity as being within the thematic warrant," she said in January.
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The idea of a "Bad Dom" must have been delicious when the film was being conceived, but in practice, it undermines the entire franchise's thematic foundation.
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There are parallels to Madonna's Ray of Light in No Shame: both in the thematic reflections on motherhood and personal evolution that these defiant women share.
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That earlier originality (and again, the investment and prioritization on thematic effect) drew into sharp relief the reliance on tired cliche in this follow up footage.
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Cunard offers several other thematic cruises, including a literature, outer space, and Dance The Atlantic, a partnership with the English National Ballet, which debuts this year.
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" And she made sure that costume changes would be part of Friday's drill, too, lugging along three different outfits she described as "patriotic and Hillary-thematic.
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Never before seen visual archive materials sit alongside classic examples of the Rorschach Test, the Thematic Apperception Test, and even something called the Odor Imagination Test.
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The first, at the Albertina, was a chronological accounting of his drawings, and the second, at the Leopold, was a thematic survey weighted toward his paintings.
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And there's more thematic balls in the air than the plot can juggle, so Woman No. 17 doesn't quite come off as being set in reality.
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"Green building, green cities, [and] energy efficiency will be one of the interesting, thematic ideas investors can look out for," adds UBS equity analyst Hyde Chen.
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If Lizzie can feel strained in pace and plotting (its score relentlessly announcing thematic gravity), the heat between Sevigny and Stewart makes for a combustible climax.
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Yet for all its fond stylistic and thematic nods to films like, say, 1987's Blood Diner, the series still feels remarkably up-to-the-minute.
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But as tempting as it may be to analogize Dreamcatcher to the moment of its release, giving Dreamcatcher that much thematic weight can only collapse it.
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It's a thematic concern that's never completely gone away — even after 13 albums, 69 videos, two marriages, six kids, and even a deep engagement with Kabbalah.
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Loom also plans to build out voice transcription to add automatic subtitles to videos and even divide clips into thematic sections you can fast-forward between.
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I added two cheater squares at 15- and 33-Down to shorten the longer, non-thematic entries and avoid any confusion with the vertical theme answers.
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Some of these questions are related to the show's plot, but some are more thematic — questions about the nature of consciousness and what makes a family.
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The original is led by philosophy and thematic introspection, and the plot is kind of at the bottom, and I knew I had to invert that.
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From a thematic perspective Oppenheimer's Ari Wald likes "higher-growth" companies like Costco, while on a technical basis he says turnaround names like Wayfair look attractive.
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Pacific Rim: Uprising has no such thematic ambitions, and no interest in wasting time on explanations, deepening the mythology, or exploring new corners of its world.
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Brie Larson and Scarlett Johansson went for a very thematic look on the red carpet Monday night, wearing Avengers-inspired jewelry to the film's L.A. premiere.
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You can influence your character's poem by choosing different thematic words from a list, which will make your verse more appealing to some girls than others.
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During that period, DeLillo was the poet laureate of post-Nixonian American dread (alongside Oliver Stone, with whom he has many thematic, if few stylistic, similarities).
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Presented below are a pair of undeniable aesthetic and thematic similarities between the snap styles of secret pop star Kylie Jenner and husband Bill Clinton: 1.
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That's still an open question, but his bloodless creation and disposal of cloned drones finally gives him a clear thematic connection to rest of an episode.
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The chronological method of the new edition precludes any kind of thematic organization, and the result is a book that is less approachable than its predecessor.
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Other pictures have been specific shots of a book, or in other instances, a nice, thematic background for excerpts or interviews or longer lists of recommendations.
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Inslee's plan mirrors a thematic message seen from the progressive left on issues of climate change — that economics, racial injustice and climate action are all linked.
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Servos and vents are drawn or described with pleasing detail, but these are flourishes to a balletic structure of character development, political backstabbing, and thematic evocation.
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While it seems like an incredible web of characters and narrative held together by deft, thematic-yet-somehow-believable-and-unpretentious screenwriting, it's actually really simple.
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Memory and one's harmony (or struggle) with it make up a significant thematic part of Haines' latest album, Choir of the Mind, out later this week.
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With thematic changes to remove specific mythological themes and making it more about your own outlook on the world, it became an advantage to use English.
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But GIN (also a card game) and STOUT (not just a drink) worked out to help conceal from solvers the thematic reveal words a little longer.
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Still, the novel stands well as a sort of thematic coda to the Radch trilogy, and should please those who like tea with their space opera.
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After seeing the result, however, Will decided that this guidance went too far and requested a new grid that included some thematic material related to PANDAs.
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If the stars align, perhaps one of these projects will find extraterrestrials just in time for the release of Independence Day: Resurgence for maximum thematic synergy.
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The Venice Biennale has a sizable number of activities for children including thematic workshops on subjects like the role art plays in nature, technology and philosophy.
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It's a frustrating thematic fight, and it often feels less productively ambivalent to me than the result of an incoherent point of view driving the film.
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A thematic show at the Frost at Florida International University, "Relational Undercurrents: Contemporary Art of the Caribbean Archipelago," examines art firmly rooted in place and time.
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This thematic exhibition of 21st century art from the Caribbean archipelago features works in all media that explore race, the legacy of colonialism and the environment.
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And his confusion over which of the Perkins brothers is "real" both mirrors the season's larger thematic concerns and plays into Glover's interest in artistic authenticity.
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The first two exhibitions are big, thematic shows while the one at Tibor de Nagy is more modest and, in the end, more surprising and satisfying.
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In doing so, director John Crowley and writer Peter Straughan are left to mainly follow major plot beats without capturing any thematic heft from the text.
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The Vatican said the meeting, called "Reinventing the Global Educational Alliance," will take place on May 14 at the Vatican and be preceded by thematic conferences.
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In writing a book about so much — fate, destiny, redemption, power — the plausibility of characters and narrative can sometimes be lost to this loftier thematic aim.
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AirTree has gone on to invest in Australian and Kiwi startups like Canva, Prospa, Secure Code Warrior, Athena, Flurosat, Brighte, Joyous, Thematic and A Cloud Guru.
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Trump also pivoted toward 2020 in his State of the Union address on Tuesday, laying out his clearest thematic blueprint yet for his re-election bid.
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So, yes, France is back, it's a good thematic, I think, and we see why he came to-, to Davos, and we are proud of that.
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At least on a thematic level, "Aida" might have seemed like a good fit for her, and she has claimed an identification with the title character.
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With help from the Mahler Chamber Orchestra, the JACK Quartet and others, her concerts are predominantly thematic, often juxtaposing the very old with the relatively new.
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Every line of dialogue carries thematic weight and yet, pared to its essentials, can be spoken naturally by someone living in that century or this one.
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More than that, they seem to represent the two sides of the thematic coin that The Outsider constantly flips as it wrestles with questions about belief.
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"This will leave a hole and raise further questions about reaching such targets," said Neil Campling, co-head of the global thematic group at Mirabaud Securities.
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Among the emails was a document that set "thematic guidelines" which rebel-allied media outlets had to follow — if necessary by distorting facts and faking news.
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Much as I like this whole thematic duology from screenwriter/director Rian Johnson, I have absolutely no faith that the series will leave it as-is.
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From that contrived-seeming premise, Wright builds an action-comedy like no other, one that cannily uses its omnipresent soundtrack to narrative, thematic, and stylistic ends.
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