In a piece in the Times about the Safdies and Bronstein, Dennis Lim gets at the source of the co-directors' rare sympathies: "We see ourselves in Ronnie and we see the dad as a peer, but I also had a hard time separating ourselves from the kids," Josh said.
Nealon writes that Bannon's exploration of Beebo's masculinity is not to give excuses for her desires, but "to get at the source of specialness, the sources of her claim to be treated with dignity".
Data risk assessment in the human rights field therefore can always be considered problematic, whether because it is incomplete and therefore cannot not tell the whole story, biased and therefore harmful to human rights, incapable to get at the source of human rights by attempting to quantify human suffering, or if, quite frankly, it is a lie.
And he pointed to existing federal-state efforts to combat money laundering as a way to get at the sources of financing for terrorist networks.
She is one of those stars marked by death, like Monroe or Presley, about whom we want to hear again and again, to get at the sources of the talent and the woe.
But you have to go beyond the mere characteristics of commercials to get at the real source of the annoyance.
"It looks like there's going to be a reopening of the whole question of the best way, the legal way, to get at the largest source of greenhouse gas pollution in our country, which is the fossil fuel-fired power plants," Frank Rambo, head of clean energy and air pollution at the nonprofit Southern Environmental Law Center, told The Huffington Post in an interview ahead of the order's release. .
