Old, mostly funk-driven songs were interspersed with new ones that leaned toward three-chord country chorales, in a contrast that measured the distance between brash, sometimes nutty innovations and latter-day reflections.
For a reasonable fee or a modest share of the ill-gotten profits (I'd prefer the latter, on reflection), I could guarantee that their phishing expeditions would treble in effectiveness overnight.
For a glimpse of some of Syberberg's even more provocative latter-day reflections, scroll down in this on-line article about the movie and its sources, by Carloss James Chamberlin.
This straightforward, unflashy compilation covers his whole career, from attempts at country-crooner singles through swinging honky-tonk to his craggy latter-day reflections about his beloved America going wrong.
Rather, the movie takes its place in Eastwood's rigorous series of latter-day reflections on democratic values — here, the republic rests on the shoulders of a virtuous leader who understands the power of political symbolism and senses that a country unites not around its ideas but around its images.
Two of Petrarch's sonnets, Canzoniere CXLV and CLIX (the former about one's desire to rest in nature and the latter, a reflection on the beauty of a woman) may have inspired Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa.
That it does reach statistical significance for the EQ-VAS can be attributed to the latter's reflection of subjective expectations.
Obesity and WAIST were important determinants; the latter, a reflection of abdominal fat, is closely associated with hyperinsulinemia and insulin resistance (22) and thus reflects the importance of insulin resistance as a determinant of type 2 diabetes.
For example, the rapid decrease in femoral artery dimension after SCI was not accompanied by a simultaneous rapid decrease in reactive hyperemic flow, the latter a reflection of arteriolar structural changes (de Groot et al. 2006b).
