Bedside cardiac output determination is a common preoccupation in the critically ill.
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If anything, an obsession with food safety has relieved him of a much more common preoccupation: an obsession with food itself, its reassurances, its reward.
It would be hard to find a common preoccupation or style in all this.
He then claims that "Giovanni Della Casa would be shocked" to be classified with the early- and mid-20th-century etiquette writers Emily Post and Amy Vanderbilt, having nothing in common with their presumed preoccupation with "finishing schools, regulations for place settings, bridesmaids' gifts and formal invitations to showers".
Love of ball games, especially baseball, has been a constant in DeLillo's life, signalling to his peers the "street-level" nature of his interests and surfacing in his books as a preoccupation with crowds, common moods, mass hysteria.
Obviously BPD, ASPD, and NPD have not only impulsive aggressiveness in common but also a pervading preoccupation with one's own needs rather than those of others.
So why is the current conversation in our country dominated by a demagogic preoccupation with man-made differences that overlook our common humanity and our common vulnerability to cosmic forces?
Also common in Mankiewicz's films is a certain preoccupation with death and its effect upon the living.
One indisputably common element between the two schools is the preoccupation with the problem of validity, or Geltung, which is arguably the systematic core of Neo-Kantianism in general (Krijnen 2001, 84).
This collapse of concern for the common good ultimately points to one dominant reality in American life -- the preoccupation with the private good.
