Anyone donating a million or more is offered "privileged access" to the institute.
The programmes offer privileged access to senior Russian officials and usually a glimpse of life outside the capital as well.
Primarily using the unobtrusive tag-along strategies of traditional direct cinema, the filmmakers offer privileged access to musicians like Mr. Lang as he prepares for a concert, drawing attention to his cartoonish sneakers and then pulling back for a longer view when, now in fancy dress, he performs with an orchestra, his body wildly, rhythmically bouncing.
The screens identified molecules with both broad and narrow inhibition profiles, proving that protein kinase inhibitors offer privileged chemical matter with the potential to block antibiotic resistance.
In addition to their Culinary Arts Centers, exceptional art collections and full-service spas, Holland America voyages also offer privileged access to the cruise line's private island, Half Moon Cay.
For example, the Hanover Medical School's psychiatric departments do not charge higher amounts for privately insured patients as they do not offer privileged services to them.
Within the documentary photography tradition, Lee Friedlander's 1998 series on the astonishing track star Jackie Joyner-Kersee concentrates on her rubbery, almost liquid physique, while Brian Finke's smart and sometimes hilarious book 2-4-6-8 2-4-6-8 2-4-6-8 2-4-6-8 Americanball Players" offers a privileged tour inside the often Cheerleadersty of high school sports.
It offers a privileged peek into the byzantine world of Mr. Sharpton's personal finances as he considers running for mayor.
For expatriate professionals, moguls, and celebrities, however, Dubai offers a privileged lifestyle in a dynamic dictatorship, with a politically-cowed media and working class, low crime, and a high rate of prostitution.
The Geneva area offers a privileged opportunity to study treatment outcome in a population with a low TB incidence, as almost all cases of TB are supervised by one specialized centre.
