Mr. Liang plays such organizational games with the men of "Bleeding" that for a while on Friday I lost all concentration on Ms. Reichlen.
The sins cover a wide range: distortion, group think, too adversarial, dumbing down, too readily duped, more interested in politics then policy, and worst of all, concentration on the negative.
PC12 cell protective effect of the ethyl acetate fraction at all concentration on oxidative injury was similar to that of 200 μM vitamin C (p < 0.05).
With all the concentration on music of the 20th century this season in New York, it could be argued that Finland has been underrepresented.
"Over the past few weeks and months, despite all the concentration on Iraq, we have held the meeting about political reform here in London, we have got a Palestinian prime minister, when he takes up his office, the road map for peace will be published and the commitment, not just from myself but from President Bush, is to work in order to make sure that that road map is implemented," he said.
In 1981, the year he designed Medusa and Pegasus and other delectables for "Clash of the Titans," he visited the School of the Art Institute's Film Center (now the Gene Siskel Film Center) and said: "I'm worried about all this concentration on special effects.
Her glassy-eyed Eliza, all concentration focused on keeping in check those ornery vowel sounds, is deliciously funny as she astounds an afternoon gathering with her blithe discussion of petty thievery and possible murder.
In the current analysis we calculate all concentration measures on the level of the hospital system (HS).
For all its concentration on the pre-rock era, "Follies" was in some ways a product of its time.
What she means, I think, is that all the concentration on breaking down barriers became, in the end, a barrier of its own.
And yet Murakami's relatively advanced age (he was not 18, as Sagan had been, or 23, like Fitzgerald, or even 28, like Camus) enabled him to situate his rather fragile story in a more robust frame; for all its concentration on the hopes and uncertainties of adolescence, and its charming descriptions of early sexual fumblings, there is nothing callow about Norwegian Wood.
