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However, he says their voices are drowned out after a terrorist attack by more pressing aspects of the news narrative -- the stories of the victims, statements and reactions from the terrorists themselves and time devoted to provocative big-name commentators.
Curators select films devoted to provocative themes, showing them at the Arts Consortium Auditorium at 1 East 53rd Street in Manhattan.
More of Surrey is now devoted to golf courses than housing, according to provocative new research that claims to dispel many of the myths associated with Britain's housing boom.
Most of the first act is devoted to debate about Rachel's provocative field of study, which puts forth a new idea on the "why" of menstruation, suggesting that this biological process is a "defense" against the "toxicity of sperm".
The most provocative section is devoted to the black body as a "transgressive, erotic and performative vehicle" (translation: the exaltation of African-Americans as dancers, athletes, performers, musicians and evokers of erotic desire).
An entire gallery is devoted to the figurines, the more familiar and provocative of the culture's treasures.
Ostensibly devoted to the problem of literary translation, this provocative treatise rambles through the Western canon from Cervantes to Bellow, treating novelists less as subjects than as characters in a sprawling intercontinental epic.
The former graphic designer quit his job and is now devoted to his craft, which is wheat-pasting the provocative images he creates, commenting on the horrific gun violence in his homeland.
The most provocative chapter of the book is devoted to Seth Benardete, who was often said to be Strauss's greatest protégé.
The musicologist and composer Derek Scott organized a delectable concert on Saturday morning devoted to bawdy music-hall songs, while Sunday morning brought a provocative panel discussion exploring issues of masculinity and sublimated desire.
Always devoted to family.
