The debate on the role that TAVI can have in the present therapeutic scenario is very lively, and conflicting opinions have recently been published.
Alejandro Aravena's 2005 housing block for a neighborhood of squatters in northern Chile was conceived as a standardized concrete framework that tenants (with the help of government subsidies) could then fill in: interior walls, doors, plumbing fixtures — even the apartments' facades, so that the housing project's exterior becomes a lively pastiche of conflicting tastes, styles and desires.
But in "The Body" the hero, adrift both as a famous oldster in London cultural circles and as a beautiful youngster in the party circles of Europe, is so assimilated, so denatured, so securely removed from the lively, home-based ethnic/ethical conflicts usually driving Kureishi's fiction that his sketchy adventures form less a novel than a parable.
Malcolm W. Browne, a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter whose four-decade career included covering the Vietnam War — and taking one of the most memorable photos of the conflict — and a lively second act as a science writer who explained chemical weapons and described the rise of synthetic body parts, died on Monday in Hanover, N.H.
In possibly the liveliest section – on immigration – the conflict between Farage and Cameron largely focused on whether the prime minister had any realistic chance of negotiating with his EU partners to end the free movement of workers.
"Let's take a break and just talk with one another," he suggests, offering this lively, conversational, monograph-length book as a conflict-free zone.
A lively two-day workshop for journalists on conflict-sensitive reporting and ethical reporting on children was one of the first activities in a multi-year partnership between the international NGO Search for Common Ground and UNICEF to promote conflict resolution.
It's filmed in lively fashion and with an eye for genuine-seeming conflict and reconciliation.
Conflict between quiet-craving homeowners and the lively nightclubs that keep them up at night is not unique to the Hamptons, and it is not new.
Potocki was also famous for his epigrams, collected in Ogród fraszek ("Garden of Rhymes," written 1670 95; published 1907), which give a lively picture of ideas and manners among the gentry at a time of political and religious conflict.
