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On the sixtieth anniversary of Israel's independence, Schocken published an article saying that "Hatikvah," the national anthem, should be changed, as its lyrics are about only Jewish aspirations.

The history of poetry is a history of disingenuous insistence that poems are about only what they are "about": "Two Trees" is, of course, a poem "about" everything except trees.

Richard Gluckman, the architect who designed that gallery as well as the neighboring Mary Boone, Charles Cowles, Luhring Augustine and Andrea Rosen galleries, is responsible for nearly 400 feet of facade on the block, whereas SoHo galleries are about only 25 feet wide.

Apart from the Kents Cavern fossil and some 43,000- to 45,000-year-old teeth from Italy whose status as modern human or Neandertal is currently also debated, the oldest undisputed human fossils in Europe are about only 40,000 years old and come from a site in Romania.

Trek, the little boy whose these adventures are about, only keeps adorable baby dinosaurs in his back yard.

The protein alignment of S. aureus tagF/tarF orthologs with B. subtilis TagF and TarF shows that tagF/tarF orthologs in these S. aureus strains are fully aligned with the W23 TarF in length, and also like W23 TarF, are about only half the size of 168 TagF.

For many, the election is about only the Supreme Court.

But the Super Bowl is about only one country.

She won't say what it is about, only that it is definitely not about journalism.

I sometimes think that Joyce is telling us that love might be about only one person.

But independent spending is about only a tenth of spending by candidates and parties.