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With these recent works, Mr. Koons has continued to tap the cultural reservoir of glossy surfaces, hedonistic excess and swollen materialism that has long preoccupied him.
The Guardian continues: "Nor would readers of Nikkei be acutely aware that Japanese-made airbags have been blowing up in the US since 2004, a story that has long preoccupied the New York Times.
The immensity of these changes has long preoccupied artists too, while the public health implications were left to physicians and others concerned with maternal and child health.
After the Ukraine showdown, the central Europeans may also find it easier to push the EU's foreign policy in two directions which have long preoccupied them.
The work touches on issues that have long preoccupied him: artistic freedom, American politics and rights of gays and other minorities.
The psychosexual mysteries of his own personality and family background have long preoccupied Mr. Maddin, most recently in the feverish "Brand Upon the Brain".
The Marin County complex is Wright's only executed work for government, and the only one that integrates architecture, highway, and automobile, a concept that had long preoccupied Wright.
The American effort to muster Chinese backing for South Korea is emerging as a test case for how the Obama administration handles China, a nation that is more assertive on the world stage, yet possessed of some of the same insecurities and internal divisions that have long preoccupied its leaders.
Figures like Deeti, merely hinted at in the official record, have long preoccupied Ghosh — as in his elegant travelogue "In an Antique Land," which shifted between Egypt and India, the 12th century and the 1980s, as he hunted for the story of a slave mentioned in letters between an Arab-Jewish merchant in Mangalore and his associates in Cairo.
The project, which will see five "living sculptures", a 30-strong band and an army of a hundred drummers sharing the Barbican stage, is colossal in scale, and when I meet Shechter at Gormley's north London studio, he tells me that the piece's themes are those which have long preoccupied him.
The desire to curb rising health care costs has long-preoccupied many nations [ 16].
