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Their production explores the problems of being stuck in a society obsessed with youth.
Gordimer plays the lovers off of one another expertly — Julie's self-confidence and Abdu's fragile optimism are like a melody and countermelody — and she explores the problems of dispossession with characteristic subtlety.
After he won the Nobel Prize, however, his reputation declined, although his Le Bourgmestre de Stilmonde (1917; The Burgomaster of Stilmonde), a patriotic play in which he explores the problems of Flanders under the wartime rule of an unprincipled German officer, briefly enjoyed great success.
Aaron Brookner is creating a family relic, one that explores the problems of a stifled adulthood – Howard's parents are somewhat disgruntled when he announces he wants to bring his boyfriend home – but one that is threaded through with the tragedy of impending disaster.
The two Shakespeare plays will book end a pair of new ones: They Drink it in the Congo, by Adam Brace, which explores the problems of doing something good about something bad; and Oil, by Ella Hickson, described as "an epic, hurtling crash of empire, history and family".
Acting-out: The Institution Denied, is a performance by Czech artist Eva Kotátková, who explores the problems of rules and conformity.
The Old Testament explores the problem of evil conquering good: whether it be Adam and Eve eating bad fruit in a nice garden, or Cain murdering his brother in a field.
In the article, Mr. Alpert, author of the book "Be Fearless: Change Your Life in 28 Days," explores the problem of ineffective therapy, arguing that in many cases long-term treatment is unhelpful.
(Neil Genzlinger) ★ 'Drinking Buddies' (R, 1 30) In this loose, insightful romantic comedy, Joe Swanberg explores the problem of male-female friendship as it arises between Kate (Olivia Wilde) and Luke (Jake Johnson), co-workers at a Chicago microbrewery.
From a theoretical viewpoint, this paper explores the problem of multiplicity in supply chains within construction and construction supplier firms.
