Shimmer of freedom While Russian television is relentlessly pro-Kremlin, Russia's newspaper landscape is more variegated.
Too often discussions on race and harsh parenting techniques are essentialised as pathologically black or black poor, even though the practise is more variegated by class and religion.
Sure, the Android hardware ecosystem is more variegated and expansive and sure, Android is free for carriers to implement (in general) but clearly it's the little differences that are driving sales and, more important, returns.
A closer look reveals the intercultural critique of multiculturalism and the multicultural meta-critique, as well as the suggested affinities and oppositions from both parties' point of view, to be more variegated and less categorical than first meets the eye.
NF-Y appears to be important to anchor this negative mark on many, but not all promoters: we note that the results, in this set, are more variegated with respect to positive marks: LOC441956, IL2RB, IGCL1 show a parallel decrease of NF-YB and H4K20me3, LOC198537 and FLJ90181 of the former by marginally of the latter, SUHW11 of the latter, but not the former, SEZ6 of neither.
That might import structure to a show that can seem like one thing after another – even though Baptiste's delivery is more animated, and variegated, than last year.
Today's literary landscape, of course, is exponentially richer, more variegated and more complex — in no small part because of Wallace's influence on contemporaries and younger writers, who have learned from him how to break the rules, how to combine the high and the low, the pop and the highbrow, and how to find idiosyncratic voices of their own.
The first is that their hitherto homogenous culture is becoming more variegated and their peaceful society has suffered inexplicable bouts of violence (such as the assassination in 1986 of Sweden's prime minister, Olof Palme, and in 2003 of its foreign minister, Anna Lindh, and Anders Breivik's murderous rampage in Norway in 2011).
They are different groups of people, and their individual stories are even more variegated, but it's possible to see across them the symptoms of a broader anguish.
But the trend is far more variegated than that, with a congregation in the confused centre of populist rhetoric and creeping regulation but also of a reconciliation with the market and fiscal responsibility by former leftist firebrands.So what are the prospects for 2003?
But, the new study said, if you factor in friendships, cultural tastes and the great new marker of caste that is food you would get a more variegated picture today.
