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Betrayal and cruelty may be themes of the films mentioned, but so is solidarity, which resonates all the more powerfully because it seems less like a moral nicety than a necessary tactic for survival.

When Ellen Degeneres came out in 1997, advertisers pulled out from the star's television show, right wing religious groups pressured networks to drop her and, according to the "Biography" video below, "ABC and its parent company Disney put a disclaimer at the front of her sitcom saying that there may be themes that may be inappropriate for children".

The subject matter may also be themed and adapted to their context.

This ensured up to a small degree the objectivity of the identified themes however, since only the author was able to review the transcripts fully, there may be some themes that may have been missed.

As dated as the genre and its conventions may be, some themes about New York never change.

"Nobody suspected they'd be in these bacteria," said Dr. Simpson, who said the finding suggests that there may be common themes in disease-causing bacteria, irrespective of who the bacteria are attacking.

Adultery and homosexuality may be controversial themes for mainstream Indian cinema, but the unwillingness to invest in authentic scripts that can elicit plausible performances will continue to hold Bollywood back for a while to come.

There may be common themes shared across these signatures that are not apparent on the individual gene level.

Antagonism between DAX-1 and FOXL2 or SF-1 and SOX factors may be common themes for activation or repression among many of these differentiation factors [ 11, 18- 23].

To be honest I'd got a bit scared to ask after that [Raj] This work has demonstrated the individualised journeys of failing students, within which there may be common themes.

There may be many themes, but try and find one or two key ones to discuss.