And in the excerpts the defense presents, money is a frequent topic.
Dramatic dance is seen at its best in full dance-dramas and in the excerpts from them that are sometimes danced in concert form.
A long-time thorn in the side of Wall Street and Geithner's Treasury Department, Bair argues in the excerpt for tougher regulation and rules preventing future bailouts.
Interestingly, the students seemed to differentiate between the ability to speak English, and overall English ability as shown in the excerpt below.
Twenty introductory excerpts of orchestral music (Supplementary Table S1) were selected based on the following criteria: the source composition was written for a prominent solo instrument, but this solo instrument was not present in the excerpt presented; and each excerpt was strongly associated melodically with the source composition.
In an interview with CNBC and The New York Times on Wednesday, and in the speech excerpts released ahead of the Thursday event, Mr. Obama avoided incendiary language attacking Republicans, suggesting he was angling for a deal with them.
The influential power of religion and the sanctity of life position for controlling the timing of death, and subsequently influencing personal and professional beliefs, were similarly seen in the excerpts from Aaron, Kerrie and Jeremy.
The point of increased education and awareness is common in the excerpts physicians provide.
In the play (and the excerpt below), which is set in a motel room on the outskirts of Oklahoma City, Evans tries to convince a lonely drug-addicted waitress, Agnes White, that the government is implanting bugs inside its citizens' bodies.
A few books of the Commentary on John survive in Greek, while portions of the work on the resurrection were preserved in a rejoinder by Methodius of Olympia, which itself survives only in the excerpts and epitomes of later authors (see Dechow 1977).
