Even by 1959 standards, the libretto by Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse was conventional and a bit sticky in its sentiments, but it still functions today both as a warmhearted story and as an agreeable platform for the score.
Yes, and it still functions as a chapel.
It still functions – so at the very least Vicky might catch a glimpse of the light at the top casting out to sea.
Trained as a doctor, Dr. MacKinnon studied the potassium through standard genetic techniques, creating a mutation in the protein and seeing whether it still functioned properly.
If the parts that aren't a strip mall are a playground for the very rich, can it still function as a laboratory for cultural innovation by people from diverse backgrounds?
There is an appealing zest to this and the many other wonders that Morgenstern has created, and if her book isn't entirely satisfactory in the ways one might expect, it still functions as an eminently intriguing cabinet of curiosities.
Our dropout hero's wanderings across Berlin over a day achieve an allegorical dimension, populated as they are by figures from Germany's wartime past and uncertainties about the future, but it still functions as an amiable study of a guy who just needs a slap round the face – and a decent cup of coffee.
Blum and his Front Populaire, before their inevitable fall, had together founded a new basis for contemporary France, on which, in part, it still functions -a reformed Banque de France; conges payes, a guaranteed annual wage; nationalized railways, mines, gas, and electricity; and a greatly strengthened working class.
This is because it still functions within a pluralist political environment and only major groups are involved in this special relationship with government; all other groups and interests compete in the same way that they would in a pluralist system such as the United States.
It still functions, and it's not cancerous.
