In divesting camp of its style, this musical settles for a staleness and a hollowness that even Mr. Jackman's blazing presence can't disguise.
So, it's easy for fund managers to see quantifiable costs in divesting from fossil fuels.
Nationalism was already ahead of unionism in divesting itself of the religious input into its politics.
Last week, the Anglican diocese of Perth joined the Uniting Church in Australia in divesting itself of fossil fuels.
Mr. Bloom said the government would be "opportunistic" in divesting itself of its shares but declined to predict a time frame.
You report that US churches intend joining the United Church of Christ in divesting funds for Israeli businesses "in protest at treatment of Palestinians" (theguardian.com, 1 July).
"This company has had complete success in divesting itself of all liabilities of every kind, including environmental liabilities, which are the hardest to shed".
So, in divesting itself of just 1.5 percent of the land, Israel significantly recalibrated the so-called "demographic equation" (the ratio of Jews to Arabs in the area under its control).
The Irish government has repeatedly expressed its interest in divesting its shares, but has held off in the fear that they could be snapped up by Ryanair or another proxy investor.
No new entrant, in divesting himself of his goods, could give them to his family, but if it turned out that the man's giving away his ox would impoverish the family, the ox stayed home.
Granting that it is unfair to expect the show's four artists to be broadly representative, a visitor here may ponder whether modern revolutionaries, in divesting themselves of traditional technique, purchased expressive freedom at the cost of soulful complexity.
