Check out the accused cop killer's website and you'll find a preoccupation with the Middle East.
Though, admittedly, results are the ultimate determinant of success, I have found that a preoccupation with them can both interfere with achieving those results and can produce feelings of disappointment and frustration (or worse).
It would be hard to find a common preoccupation or style in all this.
These preoccupations found a visual analogue, courtesy of AntiVJ's Simon Geilfus' real-time panoramic projections.
Alexander Ebert's preoccupation from a young age with founding a community, a "posse", or a group of his own, has found a harmonious home.
In batting for six hours Clarke found an ideal partner in Marcus North, whose more prosaic preoccupation was saving his place after a poor run of form.
And for all Reagan's absorption in show business, he was always engaged in politics (to the point of alienating his first wife, Jane Wyman, who found his preoccupation a bore).
Finally, as in many other studies, we found an attenuation of ED symptoms during pregnancy and a reactivation at post-partum, especially for "shape preoccupation".
In commenting on the law this summer, a federal judge found that "preoccupation with mostly phantom election fraud leads to real incidents of disenfranchisement".
A study of adolescent mass murderers found that preoccupation with violent themes, of which martial arts was a frequent example, was documented in about half of the sample of murderers [ 6].
