But regardless of anyone's specific interest, most people consistently describe being attracted by what they see as a clarity — both political and moral — in Africa's problems.
Chief amongst these agents are Calretinin and the Cadherins, which have brought a clarity, not previously anticipated, to bear on diagnosis in serous lesions, both histologically and cytologically.
They just had a texture in the voice, and a clarity in the voice, and a thickness in the voice that would say: this is both.
He shows a cynical clarity, a quickness of wit, a tranquil arrogance and a jokey kind of irony that are all both seductive and horrifying.
Interviewed during a visit to Carlisle and Preston yesterday, Ed said David and he both welcomed "a sense of clarity about what he is going to do.
Nowadays, the "evangelical" label has been adopted by a loose alliance of Protestants, who share a faith that emphasizes both clarity and intimacy: a perfect Bible and a personal Jesus.
Instead of aiming for the sentimental jugular, she imbued both anthems with an unornamented clarity and a feeling of warm, steadfast resolve that were appropriate to the moment and gratefully welcomed.
The government's attack on the Yukos oil company and its erstwhile boss, Mikhail Khodorkovsky whose trial verdict was last week conveniently postponed so as to come after Mr Putin's Victory Day parades has demonstrated with an awful clarity both the lack of any independent rule of law and the arbitrariness of the Russian state's intervention in business.
But in this case, a simpler approach, like that adopted by Mary Zimmerman for her "Metamorphoses," probably would have allowed for both sharper clarity and a more persuasive sense of enchantment.
