While not explicitly addressing Hollywood gangster folklore, "Excellent Cadavers," a meticulous and angry new documentary, offers an implicit critique of the lovable-goombah view of organized crime.
That's not a question that politicians are explicitly addressing in Florida, but it's at the heart of the dispute over the presidential election.
Hamas officials criticized the road map for not explicitly addressing issues like the fate of four million Palestinian war refugees and their descendants.
For so long, O'Connor's faith could only be guessed at from her letters, the few lectures she gave, and essays she wrote explicitly addressing religion, notably "The Catholic Novelist in the Protestant South" and "The Church and the Fiction Writer".
Use the church, one white member urged during a Sunday lesson on what it means to be a Latter-day Saint woman, explicitly addressing the struggles of single mothers.
I feel that in general there is far too much sink or swim about this; we simply don't spend enough time working on the skills needed, directly and explicitly addressing a teacher's areas of difficulty with a safe environment to practice.
These poses largely occurred as the couple turned slowly in Jack Mehler's soft spotlight, their striated unitards (by Ann Hould-Ward) suggesting perhaps the four elements and Gavin Bryars's score for male alto and string trio explicitly addressing the theme of new life.
Sitting on a carved stool, he shared his doubts about whether, after 10 years of creating dances, he had danced at all: whether his contemporary mixes of words and movement, most of them explicitly addressing the despair-inducing recent history of his country, were too topical, too wordy, to count as dance as his ancestors understood it.
(2014) by explicitly addressing the orientation part.
The material targets at explicitly addressing the misconceptions of these students regarding NOS.
However, note that a few solutions explicitly addressing these issues can be found in literature [4, 37, 38].
