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While its instrumentation is evocative of club music, stylistically it situates itself a little less conclusively; it's consistently caught in medias res in a multiplicity of oddly conjoined timbres and moods.

"Billy Elliot" is fascinating because it situates itself precisely on the cultural fault line between the two traits.

It situates itself in the tradition of change-tracking databases, where the unit of analysis is a policy change occurring in a specific country and year.

The strength of PC Music was, and to some extent still is, that it was an art project that completely understood the context it situated itself within.

The world of The Taste of Sorrow is a dark one; it therefore situates itself in a long and lugubrious tradition.

And although it is a novel of evident stature, which immediately invites comparison with writers such as Celine, Beckett and Camus, it also deliberately situates itself outside any such canon.

While architecture anxiously situates itself between building and discourse, it never fully capitulates to either side.

Like with almost all of the songs on their opus (and like few since) the band situates itself atop a precariously balanced arrangement that sounds like it could topple at any moment.

Poppe's camera situates itself among the nervous teens at the camp just by a forest and a lake – nervous, because they have just heard about the Oslo bombing and are earnestly discussing it.

The show situates itself as a precursor to the Sex and the City legacy.

Such a premise makes it unsurprising that this book would draw a great amount of media attention; not only is Wolitzer a beautiful and thoughtful writer, her novel fascinatingly situates itself in a world that is ours but decidedly not.