This shared predicament has more to do with globalization and its discontents than our shared language and love of the Beatles.
Hany Abu-Assad's "Omar," a swift thriller, with exciting foot chases and tense gunplay, illuminates the unevenly shared predicament of Palestinians on the West Bank and the Israelis who police them.
More than simply art works intended for aesthetic appreciation, Whitten's sculptures are freighted with evidence of their maker's eager engagement with a wider responsibility — to life, to love, to a shared predicament.
Of course, people are individuals, and circumstances other than their shared predicament can intercede.
Yet after being given a diagnosis of Stage 2 ovarian cancer, Ms. Allen learned that there was really no social language for dealing with her predicament.
"By the end of the 1980s I had definitely come to the conclusion that scripture was not dealing with the predicament of persons whom we should recognise as homosexual by nature.
Here's how Jerry, Jinghua, and Jonathan dealt with their predicaments.
International institutions, he says, are incapable of dealing with this "ghastly new predicament," and Iklé expects the United States to look after itself, with improved detection devices and emergency plans in place should the worst occur.
Problems in delivering the costly, lifesaving technology spawned the field of bioethics, which has dealt with the many predicaments of dialysis and, subsequently, organ transplantation and myriad other therapies like in vitro fertilization.
LaBute simply deals with the predicament of an individual.
The Burbank High and Burroughs girls' tennis teams have both dealt with an unexpected predicament as they head into the 2011 season.
