The earlier works are shorn of their programmatic titles and sung texts, and reworked into, simply, symphonies, predominantly grave and serious.
Their aim is to not only spread joy, but "bring elements of performance and drag artistry into DIY culture" – a scene that has been predominantly straight and serious until now.
To Pimp a Butterfly is superior to Crash, but both are linked in how they tiptoe the Academy and Recording Academy's classicism (for the Oscars, predominantly white, self-serious dramas) while allowing the organizations to exist under a progressive guise.
That number of perpetrators, who are predominantly men, demonstrates a serious structural failure in preventing – and responding to – sexual violence.
N.A.A.C.P. leaders in Detroit have filed a federal lawsuit against the law that governs emergency managers, citing predominantly white municipalities with serious financial problems that did not receive the same treatment.
Holland continues his broadside against Hirsi Ali, remarking "there is no doubt that many (but not all) predominantly Muslim countries have serious political and social problems, but there's no evidence of a direct relationship between those problems and Islam.
Osteomyelitis is a serious infection predominantly caused by Gram-positive bacteria, including methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA).
Cronobacter spp. are regarded as opportunistic facultative intracellular pathogens associated with the ingestion of contaminated reconstituted infant formula and cause serious illness predominantly in low-birth-weight preterm and neonatal infants.
Alternatively, we have been asked to believe that there has been massive voter fraud or that such claims have no basis; that immigrants from several predominantly Muslim countries pose a serious national security threat or that they are just family members fleeing for their safety; that the inaugural crowd was the largest ever or that it was not.
Middle-market tabloid newspapers (n = 4) are also in the tabloid format, but are more serious and attract predominantly right wing, middle class readers.
It marked a departure from past government policy that had tended to focus predominantly on service delivery without serious regard for demand side barriers.
