The show, organized by Marcella Marongiu, concentrates on the myth of Ganymede because it has long caught the imagination of artists.
Such diversity has long caught the interest of researchers in ethnology [1], anthropology [2], [3], linguistics [4], and population genetics [5], [6], [7].
Fishing vessels in the North Atlantic have long caught tuna and swordfish using 100-kilometer-long lines that can hold as many as 1200 baited hooks.
Its director, Andrei Berzan, said the village has long been caught between the east and west.
To many residents of this East Texas town, which has long been caught up in the folklore of the Wild West, Mayor Dennis R. Wood has the worst sort of drinking problem.
PAKISTAN'S prime minister, Nawaz Sharif, has long been caught between hawks demanding a decisive military confrontation with the Pakistani Taliban and doves adamant the militants can be talked into abandoning their bloody campaign against the government.
The award show season has long been caught in this odd cultural situation.
The Greek leader has long been caught between two flanks of his party -- the more mainstream group that favors staying in the Euro, and the so-called Left Platform, the roughly 30% that is more open to an exit.
Black British music has long been caught in a tug-of-love between US hip-hop and the Jamaican diasporic influence, from UK reggae back to lover's rock, ragga jungle, 2-step garage, UK hip-hop, grime and dubstep.
Microsoft's MSN Internet service has long played catch-up with America Online, which has roughly 24 million subscribers to MSN's 3 million.
As the No. 3 cellphone service provider, Sprint, with more than 56 million subscribers, has long struggled to catch up.
