He's become more and more a front-and-center preoccupation, among so many writers I revere and who influence me, but if you'd told me that would be the case when I was setting out to do this work, in my very early twenties, I would have been amazed or even dismissive.
"We'll achieve this new Congo only if we center our preoccupations on the education of Congolese children".
The election centered on the fundamental preoccupation in Montenegrin society, whether to stay, or split from Serbia.
Obsessive preoccupation and doubts centering on one's intimate relationship may have a negative impact on the romantic dyad and lead to significant distress.
Recent multi-center trials in Huntington's disease and AD seem to contradict this preoccupation, suggesting a low center-dependent bias and a real possible use as a surrogate endpoint [ 22, 23].
"As competition on every level intensifies, our preoccupations as a culture increasingly center on performance.
To briefly digress, the presidential preoccupation has meant apparently his own center ring orchestration of his son's public response to the Trump tower Russian meeting in summer 2016 in which it is alleged that the Russians were offering negative information on Mrs. Clinton and that offer was received with some ready appreciation and gratitude on the part of the Trump representatives.
But one display at the building's center, "What Would You Do?," connects to a recurring preoccupation here and may — once other narrative exhibitions are completed by 2016 — shape the kind of understanding offered.
Not all of Gifford's trademarks have disappeared: The narrative is elliptical, the dialogue zigzags and Gifford's preoccupation with highway-bound drifters stands front and center.
"It takes them beyond their daily preoccupations, which is what we need to do as we center," she said.
This memoir has been put out by the publishing wing of Hazelden, a network of addiction-treatment centers, so it's at least prima facie a warning about the zombie preoccupation of the heroin user.
