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Griffin counters what she calls "the dark interpretation" of the industrial revolution in a provocative study.

Highlighting… Griffin counters what she calls "the dark interpretation" of the industrial revolution in a provocative study.

There is, though, an alternative – and much darker – interpretation of the events of the past week, which begins and ends with China.

In 1943, the Council on Books in Wartime distributed fifty thousand copies of "Come In" to U.S. troops stationed overseas, as a morale-builder, but the writer makes a darker interpretation of the poem, relating it to death and Dante.

In the Coe era, the Fellowship's international outreach intensified, with an emphasis on a private, faith-based diplomacy that scored several quiet triumphs but also invited a darker interpretation of the Fellowship's motivations.

McDiarmid illuminated on the scene where Padmé Amidala is almost assassinated: In Revenge of the Sith, McDiarmid played a darker interpretation of the character.

Sal Valentino revisited the song on his 2008 solo album, Every Now and Then, on which he offers a darker interpretation of the track.

A darker interpretation of the Eurozone creditors' approach is that in making an example of Greece, they are trying to warn voters across the continent that Eurozone institutions have veto power over a country's democratically elected officials.

An eerie nervous energy overshadow's the mood, and a cleanness washes over the production value of a track that's a dancefloor-ready, dark interpretation of European house.

Adrian Noble, directing Kenneth Branagh in the role in 1984, in the wake of the Falklands War, offered a much darker interpretation of foreign adventures.

Bannon has a darker interpretation of Thucydides than Xi.