Nevertheless, such spying is becoming increasingly more paradoxical in light of growing defense integration between Brasilia and Washington.
His work increasingly engaged the paradoxical East-West duality, as seen in The House of Oracles (1989 92), which featured divining apparatus of diverse traditions, and Theater of the World – Bridge (1993), which introduced the snake as a charged cultural symbol that had contradictory meanings for the East (intelligence, happiness, and auspiciousness) and the West (a demonic entity).
Second, innovation paradoxes require paradoxical management approaches.
A few years ago the art historian Thierry de Duve observed that we are living in a paradoxical moment when the increasingly specialized culture of art is transmitted through the most general channels, like museums and galleries.
Archaeologists are paradoxical figures, I think – and increasingly so.
Older consumers present paradoxical nutrition-related challenges; malnutrition is increasingly prevalent in this age group, even in developed societies such as the European Union.
The Turkish president is increasingly intolerant of dissent, however, which has created a paradoxical position with regards to the peace talks.
These unions reveal the paradoxical cache of art: a rarefied commodity that increasingly doubles as a mainstream branding opportunity.
Not only for their fragility, which is hard to see, but for their apparent, paradoxical offer of permanence in a world that looks increasingly unsteady, and for levels of both energy and tranquillity that are rare in modern life.
