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"Nowadays there is so much demolition and rebuilding in China it inevitably becomes a dominant theme for photographers.

Once again, uncertainty became a dominant theme.

Marcela Valdes argues that economic and class conflicts have become a dominant theme in young-adult fiction.

Even there, her pregnancy became a dominant theme as Spanish photographers snapped soldiers presenting her with toys and a baby diary.

As Ms. McMahon seeks to introduce herself to Connecticut voters and the state's Republican Party establishment, her spending has become a dominant theme in the primary race.

The search for investments that carry little to no risk of default has become a dominant theme driving flows of money around the world.

In May, he withdrew his candidacy for the Oxford poetry professorship when details of two sexual harassment claims made against him became a dominant theme of the campaign.

Terrorism became a dominant theme in her long term as U.S. Attorney, and the Southern District was the only U.S. Attorney's office outside Washington to maintain an anti-terrorism division.

Long before the abject body became a dominant theme of art in the 1990s, Mr. McCarthy was on the case, presenting the human form as a gaseous, leaky container, and gender as a fluid condition.

The way Mitt Romney and Representative Paul D. Ryan frame it, the debate over social programs that has become a dominant theme of the presidential race is all about the future of Medicare, the government health insurance program for retirees.

"This combination of guys put together what has become a dominant theme in organic synthesis.