Instead, as these articles demonstrate, struggles emerged everywhere: in the imagination, among settlers, in marital relationships, even in poetry.
Two painted portraits of Fairfield Porter from 1954 seem to demonstrate the struggle.
But as Mr. Dimon's debacle has just demonstrated, that struggle remains as necessary as ever.
However, as the G7 demonstrates, the struggle is not really about Katumbi against Kabila, or about any other political figure.
The scale of the revolt demonstrates the struggle Osborne and David Cameron will face in picking up the reins of government next Friday after the referendum on 23 June.
Mr. Garcia was on the witness stand for more than six hours today, although at one point, one of his lawyers, Raymond Colon, had him step down to demonstrate the struggle that surrounded the shooting.
An examination of what has grown into a multibillion-dollar contract to restore Iraq's oil infrastructure shows no evidence of profiteering by Halliburton, the Houston-based oil services company, but it does demonstrate a struggle between price controls and the uncertainties of war, with price controls frequently losing.
Coming three years later, Bush's comments again demonstrate this struggle by Republicans to effectively reach out to minorities.
The statements of witnesses to the inquiries and the writings of eminent physicians demonstrate a struggle on both sides of the debate to establish what type of evidence would be probative in not only this, but all medical debates, and what type of witness would be considered competent to give it.
She said that while some notable Republicans have come out in favor of same sex marriage, only a sliver of elected Republican officials support the issue, demonstrating the internal struggle the GOP is facing.
As Ms. Gelman has demonstrated, the struggles of a person with such an injury are anything but mild.
