Like the caricatures, this 18th-century fusion of local and global, this need to rethink the world as one, are now again exhilaratingly topical, and particularly British.
Not long ago it would have been inconceivable that Allan Sherman would ever seem timely or topical again.
Smashy and Nicey feel more of-the-moment, for the obvious reason: sleazy DJs of the 1970s and 80s are topical again, which is both a grisly development and a stroke of luck for Enfield and Whitehouse.
Emma Kadar-Penner, who curated the show with Audrey Chaney, trained her sights on the '80s partly because, as she said, "the '80s are topical again," and pieces like the Westwood distressed leather boots "would fit in on the streets today".
Atopic eczema was again diagnosed and topical steroid cream prescribed, but the rash persisted.
He returned with a recurrence 15 days later and was again started on topical corticosteroid under antiviral cover.
Clinical findings were identical to the first examination in both eyes and again disappeared with topical dexamethasone (Additional file 2: Figure S2 and Additional file 3: Figure S3).
Nonetheless, the decreasing efficacy of synthetic drugs and the increasing contraindications of their use make the usage of herbal drugs topical again [ 8].
A part of the play's impact was because of how relevant it was to the general election at that time and now, with Theresa May in power, staging it with an all-women cast makes it particularly topical once again".
Data addressing polyp recurrence after surgery were combined in the meta-analysis with results again significantly favoring the topical steroid group (RR, 0.59; 95% CI, 0.45, 0.79; p = 0.0004; 6 trials; Fig. 3).
