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A more precise title might have been "Mother and Daughter," since continuities and complexities in the lives and relationships of women are what most interest Mr. Garcia.

Munro's work was noted for its precise imagery and narrative style, which is at once lyrical, compelling, economical, and intense, revealing the depth and complexities in the emotional lives of everyday people.

Jack, interestingly, does not feel trapped; that the two live in Room against his mother's will is not something the son knows right away, and this contrast creates the major fissures and complexities in the book: Room is both a jail and a ­haven.

"We have also noted the ever increasing uncertainties and complexities in the bidding process.

Plenary speakers from the US, Europe and Japan gave overviews of the higher level linkages and complexities in the area of environmentally benign manufacturing.

This may be due to the inherent nonlinearities and complexities in the interacting multiscale pathways that are activated in response to systemic inflammation, motivating the application of systems biology techniques to better understand the inflammatory response.

Her latest book is Expulsions: Brutality and Complexity in the Global Economy.

Indeed, nearly all of the characters in "American Rust" are afforded dignified attention; Meyer recognizes subtlety and complexity in the darkest of corners.

In fact, we are now dismantling the system that went far toward accommodating diversity and complexity in the postwar years: the symbiotic relationship between squeaky-clean suburbs and torrid Cities of the Plain.

These farmers rely on purchased yeast strains to ferment wine, "ending up with less diversity and complexity in the taste of the wine," she added.

So I am not really opposed to media trials, but I think there is often a lack of proportion and complexity in the framework of discussion.