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Researchers need to understand what the treatment procedure is, how many variations there are, what philosophical foundations underlie it, its ideas about health and disease, its contextual framework and key treatment components.

But "The Guiding Light" can't decide if it wants us to take its ideas about ballet and collective belief seriously, even as satire.

If DC wants to appeal to a wider audience outside its comic book pages (i.e. making $200-million 200-millionitable) it has to emovies a reworking of its ideas about brevity and heroism.

I'm not sure I think "Optic Nerve" was as off-base in its ideas about art making as she found it; but I was fascinated by her conviction in her own opinion.

It's a bigger proposition requiring a bigger show; its ideas about faith have to come tucked inside the kind of spectacle to which pop fans are accustomed.

Its ideas about society and education are deeply relevant today.

Blaming the market is all well and good, but there's no reason for it to change its idea about what a games console is.

With considerable ingenuity and wit, the movie's center of gravity shifts from Glass to Lane, and its ideas -- about workplace loyalty, journalistic ethics and the line between ambition and pathology -- are all the more forceful for being delivered in a whisper (Scott).

Throughout "Gnit" Mr. Eno gently joshes about the weirdness of Ibsen's play while also whittling away its excesses to bring forth its resonant ideas about the destructiveness of self-interest, often disguised as the nobler sounding "being true to yourself".

But if the sixth generation takes up the reins it will have its own ideas about the future of the family firm.

And they suggest that Japan has its own ideas about solving global problems, especially when they concern its immediate neighborhood, or the lives of its citizens.