In today's debate, we have already had the opportunity to assess the outcome of the Dublin Summit in two aspects, and we have to repeat that what we said then, in other words that we should refer to an aspect which to me seems to be of particular relevance and topicality, as far as EMU is concerned and the current presidency.
Scenes from the Depression are linked with today's Occupy Wall Street protests, and this attempt at topicality comes off as abrupt and hollow.
The idea is that as the topicality of a document emerges through its content, topical words will be more likely to reoccur within the same document.
"What broadcasting is for the BBC - inform, educate and entertain but broadcasting also has something to do with being live - immediacy, topicality, persistence as well as a level of quality".
"The Event" checks off efforts at topicality.
Google's latest initiative, according to a patent filed in the US, is to rank news stories according to their accuracy and reliability as well as their topicality.
In making the case for the abiding relevance of its subject, it occasionally strains for topicality, as when a juggler makes jokes about the Bush administration.
Otto F. Walter's Die verlorene Geschichte, the stream-of-consciousness story of an illiterate neo-Nazi Swiss construction worker who accidentally befriends an illegal immigrant from Thailand, had its obvious topicality, as did Uwe Saeger's Landschaft mit Dornen, which depicted teenage violence in a small town in eastern Germany.
The appeals process does loop national regulators in as a fallback — although the difficulty of determining where the hard lines lie with mutable concepts such as relevancy and topicality (and where messy human lives and emotions are concerned) means the implementation is never going to be an exact science.
According to Mathijs, critical reception is important to a film's perception as cult, through topicality and controversy.
