All of which means that demand outstrips supply, a subject addressed very poignantly in Malorie Blackman's brilliant novel, Pig Heart Boy.
It's a subject addressed by both Mr. Doherty's book and "The Collaboration: Hollywood's Pact With Hitler," a recently published study by Ben Urwand that has generated some dispute over its research and claims.
Brown's new job has shrunk his power base even as it has increased his national exposure--a subject he addressed recently over breakfast at a Union Street bar, in San Francisco..
The foreground level comprises the real, concrete and sensible dimensions of the object, everything that is independent of the presence of a subject who addresses the object and seeks to understand it.
Geocoded locations were used as a surrogate for subject address data.
Political cartooning has largely been a male form, a subject not addressed by Mr. Navasky.
Here she illuminates the long-term physical effects of these medications, a subject rarely addressed in the psychiatrist's office.
Mr. Melvill said fellow test pilots had criticized him for talking openly about being afraid, a subject he addressed briefly Monday after the flight.
Also off-limits is Russia's North Caucasus - a subject Poltikovskaya addressed repeatedly with her criticism of human rights abuses in Chechnya.
As such, Wales could be the petri dish for a reformed Britain's future, a subject also addressed in an important new report from the Institute for Government thinktank on Friday.
It was a subject he addressed in a 1999 book, "Green Psychology: Transforming Our Relationship to the Earth," in which he wrote of participating in a ceremony with an indigenous people in southern Mexico that involved drinking balché, a mild intoxicant.
