Those commenting on the story have concentrated, of course, on her age – her "sagging" breasts, her wrinkles; that week the internet echoed with one long "Eurgh", an anti-Oedipal harmony.
"By June, we would hope to have a lot of specific plans out there for specific parts of the Lower Manhattan area, concentrated of course on the site itself, the surrounding buildings which will be rebuilt and the general conceptual nature of what we are trying to create down here," Mr. Whitehead said.
The concentrated lineup of courses included pathopharmacology; children, family and geriatric nursing; psychiatric and trauma nursing; community nursing; and digital management of patient care.
They believe nonliberals are blackmailers or hostage-takers or the concentrated repositories of human evil, so, of course, they see coalition-building as collaboration.
Unless, of course, the crisis has concentrated minds sufficiently, especially in Berlin.
As adults, they are taking a concentrated course of only nine months to get the same degree, but Laurent Coplot, a manager at the school, says that "we don't leave out anything important".
Of course, there's instant as in concentrated, manufactured and repackaged - which can still be perfectly palatable - and there's the real thing.
And, of course, this does it in such a poignant and concentrated way.
"Of course it's perfectly reasonable, after 10 years of concentrated imaginative effort, to be sick of the whole damn thing," he said.
Of course, sketch comedy is a hit-or-miss proposition, and watching a concentrated dose of Mr. Key and Mr. Peele's best product could make the Season 3 premiere look a little pale by comparison.
The game does, of course, make space for the individual brilliance of players on the field, and concentrated authority in the form of the manager off of it.
