Just when you think that Headland's aperture has been drawn too narrow, the director, Trip Cullman, pulls off a slam-bam surreal finale that busts open the play's keenly observed realism.
He is sitting forward now, almost shouting: "I'd never let some fucking narrow-minded casting director tell me what I could and couldn't do," he bristles.
"The particular legal issue is actually quite narrow," James B. Comey Jr., the director of the F.B.I., wrote in a blog post on Sunday.
Many refugees who are resettled in the U.S. come from the six targeted countries, but since they work with federally funded resettlement agencies they should qualify as having a bona fide relationship with the U.S. "The parts that are allowed to go into effect are actually incredibly narrow," Becca Heller, executive director of the International Refugee Assistance Project, said Monday.
It suffices to film a variety of people in a variety of places to evoke a profuse and ambiguous world — and only the limited perspective of a narrow-minded, self-righteous director can shrink that world and strip it of its automatically reportorial revelations.
As a result, "the spigot coming into the system has been narrowed", explains David Tobis, director of the Child Welfare Fund, a local organisation.
I have found that when directors narrow the initial pool of candidates (which already consists principally of top executives they already know), they try to resolve their conflicting requirements by focusing on candidates whom outsiders will consider acceptable.
But the directors' narrow margin of victory suggests that shareholders remain unhappy with the management of the financially troubled bank, and the insurgents said yesterday that they would continue a court challenge.
"Cynicism is growing and our hope for the future is narrowing down," the director notes.
"The gap in access to TB diagnostics and care is far from filled, but it is narrowing," said Mario Raviglione, director of WHO's global TB programme.
"As theater, I suspect it will be quite successful"." "Ultimately, the use case for purely AI-driven content moderation is fairly narrow, says Daphne Keller, the director of intermediary liability at the Stanford Center for Internet and Society, because nuanced decisions are too complex to outsource to machines.
