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If the old was an almanac for their preoccupations, the new is a very loud, instantly disposable text that might as well have been printed on the back of a cereal box.
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Miyazaki's protagonists are usually girls and they tend to be ordinary children, which makes them extraordinary in the world of children's films… Miyazaki's films are also striking for their preoccupation with the environment… Though Miyazaki incorporates some computer graphics in his films, he insists that all his characters and backgrounds be drawn by hand.
This offer came as a great opportunity for the Aghlabids, who faced long-simmering ethnic tensions between Arab settlers and Berbers, dissension and rebellions within the Arab ruling elite (the jund), and criticism for their preoccupation with worldly concerns, their "un-Islamic" system of taxation and their luxurious lifestyle from the jurists of the Malikite school.
Secondary sources present additional problems: the memoirs of Rimbaud's relatives, friends, and ex-friends are a cacophony of quarrels, often apocryphal, while critics have tended to use him as a mirror for their own preoccupations.
I posted last week, in another context, about Pialat's conflictual relationship with the filmmakers of the French New Wave and his contempt for their cinephilic preoccupations, and also about his own dissatisfaction with himself and his career (he made only ten feature films, plus the mini-series "La Maison des Bois").
Paradoxically, for all their preoccupation with finding a truly American art, Copland and his contemporaries continued to base their work on Western European traditions.
But turning his virulent satire upon himself has the effect of a kind of compassion for the businessmen, drug dealers, evangelists, street people, suburbanites and others that he has skewered so memorably over the years for their presumptive preoccupation with various forms of ego gratification.
But empires are ill designed for promoting change; their preoccupation is to hold together, an imperative which tends to breed authoritarianism.
The singer considered it to be a "small development idea", as they were also unable to provide much support for it due to their preoccupation with other releases.
Re "Networks Too Big for Their Own Good" (Preoccupations, Oct. 18): I agree that relying on networks to find talented job candidates makes sense, and that the way some networks are used today does not.
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