It was a move that opened the door to both a lifetime of study of the 19th century and an equally long-lasting preoccupation with the problems of the left.
Van Gogh's preoccupation with the night, both real and imagined, lasted from around the age of 20 until his death at 37, he said.
Besides their personal relationship, which lasted from 1960 until Hesse's death in 1970, the two artists shared a preoccupation with the grid.
That last reference point, a longtime preoccupation of Mr. Zorn, occasionally registered as a howling presence.
Columbus was in his forties & for the last ten years his sole preoccupation had been to persuade some rich patron to underwrite an expeditionHe became a practiced exaggerator in presenting his arguments.
I ought to be the last person to question this preoccupation with first families' dining habits, since it helped propel me to a certain kind of prominence when Hillary Clinton hired me to be White House chef in 1994.
This last image reveals Churchill's preoccupation with Foucault's concept of "docile bodies", bodies disciplined by institutions such as the family or factory into becoming obedient wives/workers, one such being Val, an oppressed rural worker.
Making that last prediction come true is the preoccupation of at least 3,000 of Oracle's 6,000 developers.
Making that last prediction come true is the preoccupation of at least 3,000 of Oracle's 6,000 developers and its entire sales force.
Finding the necessary and sufficient conditions for humor has been a preoccupation of philosophers for the last few thousand years and of psychologists for the last hundred or so.
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