But there is no such withdrawal in terms of its design and finesse; this game ranks amongst the company's finest.
The case Estrich makes is well designed to finesse the age-old feminist debate between, as Wendy Kaminer has put it, "the drive for individual autonomy and the demand for collective identity".
Designed with fanciful finesse by Nick Vaughan (set), Matt Hubbs (sound) and Joe Cantalupo (projection and lighting), "RoosevElvis" presents a fluid, bifocal landscape of one woman's interior and exterior lives.
Meanwhile, European noises about other energy sources, and murmurs about renegotiating long-term contracts, just like Russia's schemes for pipelines to China, are designed chiefly to finesse the terms of an inevitably deepening partnership.
Courts have, historically, given the government high hurdles when restricting speech, requiring strong proof that the restrictions are necessary and evidence that they have been designed with a finesse that makes them the least restrictive means of accomplishing the goal.
Sure, it's an aggressive thing, and is said to reflect a further evolution of Lexus' L-finesse design language that features on today's line-up.
Toyota's luxury subsidiary centred its messaging around its L-Finesse design ethos, which was given abstract form through a web-like, ash wood and aluminium sculpture created in part by notable Japanese architect Toyo Ito.
It's suitably Star Trek inside, following the "human oriented" element of the L-finesse design, and features an upper display zone and lower operation zone, complete with carved metal surfacing and blue instrument lighting.
Second, while there is an associated loss in sensitivity, the magnitude of this loss depends on the laser design (primarily the cavity finesse).
His scheme is perfectly designed for the increasingly finesse nature of today's N.F.L. Yet, it's a scheme built around the run.
