But race is no longer a preoccupation for the family, Mr. Gladwell said, and he no longer considers race a strong theme in his writing.
Only the conical flasks, filling in for vases, on the curled desk in front of him, and the illustration of a Russian space rocket on the wall behind, are clues that his preoccupation is no longer Raf Simons' winter collection or new bands from New York.
Thierry Gaulot, a newly elected FN council member for Metz, around 35 miles from Forbach, insists that this is no longer about the old preoccupations of the French royalist right.
Now, the goal is no longer to create ignorance, because there is little to no preoccupation in public media with determining the validity of knowledge.
Although there is no unifying theme, certain preoccupations do emerge over its course.
Although the pattern of microbial exposure in the home may have changed, there is no evidence that our modern preoccupation for cleanliness has resulted in a decline in overall microbial exposure.
There is no hint of the principal preoccupations of the summer of 1974 in New York, which were the rise in the price of gasoline and the collapse of Wall Street.
It is no comfort to the Kurds that the Jews are now Saddam's main preoccupation.
Both, the prison administration and the Muslim organisations underlined that the phenomenon of radicalisation in prison was at the time being no subject of preoccupation in Lower Saxony.
Its primary preoccupation is preoccupation — devotion, longing, hunger — either for man or God.
