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But Sue Townsend provided more – there was social commentary: how the breakup of a marriage affects all concerned; the way society deals with an OAP like Adrian's eventual friend Bert.

One could discover, in Rabbi Hoffman's essay and commentary, how Jewish and Christian influences have been entwined — "like a double helix," he says — in the relationship between Passover and Easter and between the unleavened matzoh, "the bread of affliction," and the Eucharist.

Commentary: How Trump handles Obamacare will set his presidency's course.

At one point, Cramer sounded the reformed sinner, responding to Stewart's plea for more levelheaded, honest commentary: "How about I try that?" said Cramer.

Joss Whedon stated on the DVD commentary how surprised he was at the response from viewers who wrote to say that the episode allowed them to accept the death of a close family member, even if they had not acknowledged it for months or years.

"It may also be a commentary on how blacks feel on how secure blacks are in our society today.

"I intend my tone test piece to be a cultural commentary on how sound technologies affect how we hear music," Mr. Brooke said.

Rauff's work is a commentary on how fast technology moves, but also how attached people are to images.

The Cavaliers have yet to lose a single game in the playoffs which is partly a commentary on how weak the Eastern Conference field has been but mostly a credit to how well they have been playing.

At a time when America's orchestras are struggling to serve their communities across the country, Bernard Holland's front-page commentary ["How to Kill Orchestras," June 29] does a great disservice.

And again I'm getting the commentary on how I look.