"This depends on a number of developments, including the evolution of financial markets and investor appetite for risk".
Aboard her flight back to Washington, she reflected on the six visits she has made this year to Israel to get a peace plan going, including the evolution of the language she has used to describe what she is up to.
But TV's romance with the masculine psyche can be found even in the most prosaic network crime shows, including the evolution of "Law & Order" spinoffs.
Likewise the rise in cellphones and car-pooling apps has facilitated more flexible commuting arrangements, including the evolution of shared van services for getting to work.
And like any good encyclopedia, Blume's volume shares enlightening histories, including the evolution of dancing from the "scandalous" waltzing of the eighteenth century to "vogueing" of the nineties.
The idea of the total dependence of the universe upon God does not preclude the development of the universe in its present phase from the "big bang" onward, including the evolution of the forms of life on Earth.
Recent topics on the Public Editor's Journal, at nytimes.com/publiceditor, include the evolution of the Edward Koch obituary, whether book excerpts constitute conflicts of interest, and a first-day look at the subject of this column.
This is his failure, or unwillingness, to examine the extreme nature of the demands art makes on a serious artist, or to consider that these demands might necessarily come first, with everything else, including the evolution of the artist's own personality, compelled to follow.
