Both argue that tighter border protection helped convince the Australian public to accept a higher refugee intake, justifying a harsh set of policies that has left more than 1,000 people in indefinite offshore detention to deter others attempting to reach Australia by boat.
Inactivation was carried out under high dioxane concentration (60 vol%), weak acidic pH (pH 5) and 37°C, mimicking a harsh set of conditions where all enzyme activity was lost, even in the case of the stabilized derivative.
About a Boy is a logical extension of Hornby's territory, combining the humour and keen perception of his earlier books with a harsher set of facts, a north London landscape slightly reminiscent of Joseph Connolly or Martin Amis.
So the "DIY nostalgia" of an item such as an oil can is coupled with fabric softener then displayed in a deliberately "clinical, harsh setting – like a hospital product".
Even so, buoyed by their victory, the Japanese government replaced the lenient terms for peace which they had relayed to the mediator Ambassador Trautmann prior to the battle with an extremely harsh set of demands that were ultimately rejected by China.
"I did that film under light chemo," he said, and then struggled to make "At Play in the Fields of the Lord" in a harsh Amazon setting "with three big lumps on my chest and neck" so that it could be released in 1991.
The hardest trick for "Orange Is the New Black" has always been in balancing its humane values — sex, humor, spirituality — with candor about its harsh setting.
But the mood was startlingly similar, as a proud team -- though one with a reputation for physicality -- boiled over in frustration as a harsh reality set in.
His western breakthrough came soon after, with 2010's How I Ended This Summer, a harsh thriller set in a weather station on an Arctic island in Chukotka, which earned Dobrygin the Silver Bear for best actor at the Berlin film festival.
No Country for Old Men, a harsh thriller set in West Texas in the wake of the Vietnam debacle, presented America as a run-down society where only a few decent men, retired or on the point of retirement, have any sense of moral responsibility.
