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But perhaps because Odets was returning to deeply personal themes he'd explored before — and doubtless discussed ad nauseam with his analyst — "The Big Knife" lacks the intensity of his best work, and the stakes are drawn so bluntly that there's not much room for nuance.

That ability to control audiences speaks to Hitchcock's obsession with voyeurism, a theme he'd explored more overtly in 1954′s "Rear Window".

As he listened, something clicked that hadn't with the other philosophies he'd explored--and after several months of study and reflection, Kriegel joined the controversial sect, which came to be widely known for its massive Montana bomb shelter.

UPDATE -- 11 35 a.m.: Booker said he'd explore a run for senate in an op-ed in the Newark Star-Ledger.

If Sutton was interested in finding work in today's economy, he'd explore some re-careering options -- because he'd go where the jobs are.

He said he would explore building oceanfront condominiums.

Coach Jon Gruden said yesterday that he would explore the possibility of signing a receiver.

Paterson said that he would explore ways to overcome barriers to growing the crops in Europe.

He said that he would "explore any alternatives" to try to force a vote, but that "my options are limited".

Kamenar said that the fight to block the appearance will continue and that he would explore an appeal.

Horowitz also said he would explore whether FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe should have been recused from the case.