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Mr. Kean said that document also involved Qaeda threats and was "very pertinent to our work".

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"I think that we would have liked to have heard some issues that were a little more pertinent to our demographic," one young man said.

"I am using art to be a catalyst for debate around themes that are pertinent to our communities and to our nation," he said.

The Rosenquist painting resonates in ways that seem pertinent to our time, from the growing outcry surrounding pedophilia to the debates over abortion and the rights of the unborn.

The governing brilliance of Richard Eyre's production of Henrik Ibsen's 1881 domestic tragedy Ghosts was to preserve the work within its own period, but make it seem urgently pertinent to our own as well.

Though the Guardian's club read Franzen's earlier novel, "The Corrections," much of the conversation in the podcast is pertinent to our discussion of "Freedom"—and especially to our discussion of the Patty autobiography.

Novels about climate change usually take the form of science fiction – hence the in-vogue tag "cli-fi" – but Annie Proulx's gigantic new book left me wondering if historical fiction might be the genre more pertinent to our ecologically jittery times.

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