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Also, the theme of the artist as a ruinous autocrat is explored far more wittily here than in Darren Aronofsky's "Mother!," not least because Baumbach shows, in the case of Harold, how the will to power can outlast the wilting of a creative gift.
In the last few years, Starz has explored far flung places and times in search of a hit original drama.
While some would always focus on big issues such as criminal justice and holy war, others explored far more specialized aspects of the cosmic order -- the calculation of inheritance shares, say, or the jurisprudence of ablutions -- and no problem was ever too personal to escape their collective gaze.
Mammalian models to make patterning systems have been explored far less than their microbial counterparts.
Despite this, the application of sibling designs to the study of ADHD, especially those examining recurrence rates and prospective tracking of infants, has been explored far less than in ASD.
Desire for death and thoughts of suicide must be systematically explored; far from inducing suicidal behaviour, putting such ideas into words is an opportunity for the patient to become aware of their pathological nature and their link, not to a rational perception of reality, but to his or her own depressive suffering.
"The Polarity" is, as the program note says, a male duet that "explores the eroticism fueled by testosterone-driven energy during competition," but it doesn't explore far.
Field-maintenance costs are soaring.The troubles in North America and the north Atlantic have sent the majors scrambling to explore far riskier oil prospects in non-OECD countries.
The vision is for the world's billions of people to ditch the physical world and explore far off places, take in the news, meet a friend or, as Google repeatedly demonstrated Thursday, water a virtual garden.
Tip: Funding attracts more funding, explore far and wide for seed grants.
Still, what I find most inspiring is their eagerness to explore far outside male/female dichotomies or traditional conceptualizations of gender.
