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Russian themes and composers are core preoccupations for Mr. Ratmansky, as evidenced this year by his version of Stravinsky's "Firebird".
Communes, it turns out, are a bit of a preoccupation for Vinterberg.
Europe is much more of a preoccupation for the hard core of UKIP than for the party's potential converts.
"Tuvalu has a very legitimate preoccupation for a most ambitious possible agreement," declared Sergio Serra, Brazil's climate ambassador during Copenhagen.
That is an unlikely preoccupation for a prolific composer whom collaborators describe as sweet-spirited.
JASON ROBINSON "Tiresian Symmetry" (Cuneiform) Duality is a natural preoccupation for jazz musicians.
Reducing racial gaps in educational performance has been a national preoccupation for decades.
His homeland's ambiguous geo-politics is a constant preoccupation for Taiwanese film-makers.
Language – its imperfections, its tyranny – has long been a central preoccupation for Samuel Beckett.
Funding, or lack of it, is a daily preoccupation for Green.
Thus, tool wear is a main preoccupation for industrial engineers.
