Though the King's Game has had many variants, and made its way into all nooks of popular culture, its predilection for pitting light and dark sides against one another has remained a central theme.
That's a pleasingly cyclical connection, as Asquith's predilection for the German Expressionist lighting and composition that Lang mastered in the 20s permeates his film – from the bravura sequence below to the uncanny boarding house, which seems to be lit entirely from the floor, casting black bars and pools of shadow in all directions.
Studies by Rudnick et al. that investigated liver cell proliferation in the PiZ mouse model of ATD have shed some light on the predilection for primary liver cancer in ATD (Rudnick and Perlmutter, 2005; Rudnick et al., 2004).
"Seascape (Cloudy)," painted in 1969, calls to mind the seascapes of the 17th-century Dutch artist Jan van de Cappelle, with his predilection for immense cloudy skies seen in pale light.
At the very least, there is the potential for some embarrassing personal preferences to come to light, such as a predilection for bad pop music or a compulsion for stories about Kate Middleton.
Ms. Costello, 37, was slightly built, with light brown hair and a predilection for demure clothes.
He also gave the dog a rudimentary sense of balance, the ability to distinguish light from dark and a predilection for chasing objects displaying reflective material.
Many of his paintings display a predilection for pointillism--appearing like the kind of light that sparkles momentarily in the vision's periphery after having vigorously rubbed one's eyes.
Volume 2 closes with a description of some aspects of Chinese physics, including their predilection for the wave theory as opposed to particles, metrology, statics, hydrostatics, heat, light and sound.
In addition to this massive predilection for gold, the Christian East began to use silver to depict the symbolic light emanating from Christ.
