SPEAKER 10: It kind of captures the spirit of Cornell and what we're trying to do here, where we cover many, many different disciplines with many different people with many different experiences.
If this sounds like an absurdist play, or, say, that nightmare you had once where all of your Tinder matches seized on you at once in a dimly lit bar, then you can see that "ElimiDATE," although certainly not intended as an expressive art form, kind of perfectly captures the horrors of modern dating.
Since then, the mysterious producer has moved towards creating electronic moodscapes of the kind captured on this fourth album.
These are massive questions with monumental consequences, but they're not the kind to capture the public imagination, at least not in Britain.
Video is proliferating on the Internet, and it is no longer limited to short clips of cats flushing toilets, breath mints reacting explosively with carbonated sodas and other user-generated content of the kind that captured the anarchic spirit of the early Web 2.0 days.
This finding suggests that future IP nurse-led DCM interventions should include a family satisfaction measure of some kind to capture the impact of the intervention on family caregivers.
One of the censored China Quarterly articles captures the kind of material China's authoritarian leaders would prefer to see buried.
The story captures the kind of bright, suffocating small talk that conceals crumbling family structure like cheap wallpaper covering up cracks in the plaster.
If Europe captures the kind of share which we've won over the last few years – around 25% – that would mean $250bn-$250bn-$500bnnese investment, around $25bn-$25bn-$50bnr.
Last year, Passion Pit released their sophomore album, Gossamer, and "Constant Conversations" captures the kind of neon-formica-ice-cream-boutique-party feeling on which Passion Pit thrives.
