The possibility is teased whenever the tension starts to flag, but "JCVD" more often aims for a knowing, cerebral mood, allowing its hero moments of moody contemplation, during which he reflects on the strange, lonely life of a middle-aged, globally known martial artist.
The treatment also differed; in self-referrals, treatment goals were more often aimed at muscle function.
Jon Stewart, of Comedy Central's "Daily Show," and David Letterman of CBS's "Late Show," tend to single out Republicans and conservatives, while Jay Leno of "The Tonight Show" and Jimmy Fallon of "Late Night," both on NBC, more often take aim at Democrats and liberals, the study found.
The sense of crisis in contemporary art and letters has often been translated to the realm of the individual (witness the current appetite for personal memoirs like "Angela's Ashes"), and responses often aim more directly at emotional effect.
But FIRE devotees often aim to save more than 25 times their annual living expenses because they'll need to live off their money much longer.
Architecture projects, particularly of the large, public variety, often aim to be more than the sum of their square footage and instead reflect society's values and ideals (see, for example, One World Trade Center, née Freedom Tower).
More often, though, aiming from oblique angles, Mr. Levinstein put his subjects in unflattering light.
Current approaches tend to be heavily biased by qualitative or quantitative methodologies, and more often are aimed toward a single academic discipline.
The Moving More Often programme, aimed at frail older people, was being piloted in six areas with a view to being rolled out across Wales if it proved to be effective.
They are more focused in terms of addressing specific issues and often aim at providing guidance on implementing good practice.
