The rest are of Ms. Simpson herself, posed and dressed like the figures in the photographs, as if to suggest overlooked connections between the present and the past.
Specifically, Greenfield was looking for potentially overlooked connections to help round out her visual story, which starts with MTV-crazed teenagers and ends somewhere around the election of President Donald Trump. .
Tracing her roots back to her parents' flight from Mexico during the Revolution in 1910, Berriozábal weaves her family and personal stories into a greater history of San Antonio -- and the largely overlooked connections between the roots and experiences of the early 1950s Civil Rights Movement and the subsequent Chicano Movement.
Perhaps the movement's greatest value has been in making connections that are often overlooked: challenging the lines drawn between categories such as domestic and stranger violence, and related judgments about the "worthiness" of victims or the importance of cases.
Cables and stable connections can sometimes get overlooked, but in my opinion they are so important when it comes to electronic music.
The excavated images in Black Chronicles II provide a crucial and, until now, overlooked way of further understanding that complex connection.
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Furthermore, our results show that hidden, remote connections between protein families, some overlooked by state-of-the-art specialist methods (e.g. Profile Profile comparisons), are picked up at these seemingly uninteresting levels.
Interestingly, he also talked about the ACA in the context of inequality, a connection I've often thought is overlooked (David Leonhardt effectively made this point back in 2010).
Macleod's connections with American poets, furthermore, are among the most overlooked and important of the 20th century, witness these words from the great New Jersey poet William Carlos Williams in a letter to Macleod: "I don't know what has broken out these banners but something odd has happened that we are corresponding.
