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It does seem that when commentators approve of gestures designed to communicate without words, to emphasise elements of character, or to move the spectator emotionally through performance – all facets which many of us would claim precisely as "good theatre" – they choose instead other words.

"That's the fiction part of science fiction – to choose those constraints in such a way that they allow you to tell an interesting story, and emphasise the elements of the story that you want to tell".

Ecks [ 126] introduces the concept of 'near-liberalism' to emphasise that elements of neo-liberalism, freedom, emancipation and autonomy are always held out as future goals.

Margaret Whitehead emphasises the elements of disadvantage even more clearly by defining inequity as "differences in health which are not only unnecessary and avoidable but, in addition, are considered unfair and unjust" [ 4].

Even within an assessment framework emphasising cognitive elements of mental capacity, depression may have a significant bearing in terms of their ability to use and weigh the relevant information, but how far this might be tolerated and the patient still be found competent to make the decision to request assisted suicide remains unclear.

Some were painted in bright colours so as to emphasise the geometric elements of which they were composed.

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] to my partySIR – In your haste to emphasise the sensational elements of America's Libertarian Party you paint an incomplete picture of libertarianism and fail to consider seriously the party whose economic policies most closely resemble those espoused by The Economist ("Badnarik victorious", June 5th).

His dance is precision engineered, emphasising the mathematical elements of kathak with drumming feet and arms slicing the air.

Soloist Peter Jablonski emphasised the radical elements of Prokofiev's First Piano Concerto, realising the vast contrast between the pounding drama of the main theme and the delicate transparency of the virtuoso passsagework.

A superb organiser, Gregor Strasser steered a more independent political course, emphasising the socialist elements of the party's programme.

The notion of leaving a lock on a bridge emphasises that element of danger: the risk of falling into a void unless one is anchored to something stable and lasting.