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Other Lebanese writers have dealt with the theme of coming-of-age in war-torn Beirut, notably Alexandre Najjar in his novelized memoir, "The School of War".

In his follow-up film, Sunday Bloody Sunday (1971), Schlesinger again dealt with the theme of homosexuality sympathetically as he focused on a trio of Londoners (Finch, Glenda Jackson, and Murray Head) who become involved in a bisexual romantic triangle.

The forthcoming EP will mark SHALT's second, following January's Acheron, which dealt with the theme of artificial life extension.

Even if several critically acclaimed Indian films have dealt with the theme of homosexuality, gay characters remain rare in Bollywood -- especially in hit movies and music videos.

You have dealt with the theme of war and its religious justification in Look to Windward, which you dedicated to Gulf War veterans.

Narayan's next novel The Bachelor of Arts (1937), was inspired in part by his experiences at college, and dealt with the theme of a rebellious adolescent transitioning to a rather well-adjusted adult; it was published by a different publisher, again at the recommendation of Greene.

This performance evidently agrees with the theme of "bujutu".

Had Amitav Ghosh won, I had mentally prepared a few spiteful lines about how typical its heavily dealt-with themes of post-colonial guilt were to Booker victors.

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The theme of the next one?

The ads continue the theme of connectedness.