Rented uterus, semen chosen from a catalogue … psychiatrists are not ready to confront the effects of this experimentation".
"Wombs for rent, sperm chosen from a catalogue... psychiatrists are not ready to confront the effects of this experimentation," he said.
In the final play, "Ghoststory," Iris confronts the effects of her mother's death and of Iris's 17th summer on her own life.
The Panorama section will feature four films inspired by last year's Arab Spring, while Forum includes three documentaries that each confront the effects of Japan's nuclear crisis at Fukushima.
Hence to confront the effects of liquefaction in Babol, recognition of liquefiable regions is very requisite (Farrokhzad et al. 2012).
The found treasures bring hints of the ignored wastelands into a gallery setting, forcing viewers to confront the effects of industrial and commercial refuse.
Adaptation measures, however, are increasingly necessary, as countries confront the effects of severe weather events and slow-onset events such as sea-level rise.
Presidential campaigns search high and low to find "real people" who can break through the campaign bubble and tell the stories that underpin a candidate's vision; unfortunately, it's increasingly easy to find Californians who confront the effects of climate change every day.
A young leader works to confront the effects of climate change in the Philippines MANILA, Philippines, 5 December 2011 – "We cannot really change the world, but we can change ourselves for the world," said Arnel Alipao, an 18-year-old youth advocate from Mainit, Surigao del Norte, in the Philippines.
So what?" Coming out the other side of an addiction to cocaine, LSD and the depressant Percodan, and with many decades of therapy behind her (she said that therapy has been "my only serious relationship"), she was better placed to confront the effect on her of that messy public separation.
