There are, course, overwhelming ethical reasons for cloaking this diarist in a pseudonym; to hang her youthful menstrual preoccupations around the neck of an older lady would hardly be fair.
The director has made the material his own by winding some of his characteristic preoccupations around the spare, spiky architecture of the book, turning Dahl's tale of woodland derring-do into another melancholy, comical study of the dynamics of a loving, difficult family.
Negotiating an international agreement to curb Iran's nuclear programme in exchange for sanctions relief has been a high-stakes preoccupation for leaders around the world.
But attracting the coveted hot money – a preoccupation for policymakers around the world – means Shannon needs a new O'Regan more than ever.
Building an affordable and effective national health system is a major preoccupation of governments around the world.
Dr. Cook, a professor of industrial and systems engineering at the Georgia Institute of Technology, offers a cheerful biography of the Traveling Salesman Problem, which was born as a major mathematical preoccupation in the late 1940s, around the same time as Loman himself, but has gone on to have a far more satisfying career.
Making packaging greener is an increasing preoccupation for big business around the world.
Mr. Wilson plays her brother, Aurelio, a slacker whose biggest preoccupation is whether to travel around the world from west to east, or in the opposite direction.
Her latest work Love and Information has no named characters, rather a series of unnamed voices in a collection of encounters circling around the central preoccupation.
Regarding treatment outcomes, 10 17262830313437400 31 349 58 60 63 65 66 6965 66 69 the main preoccupation in geriatric oncology revolves around finding the most effective treatment regimen with an acceptable toxicity risk.
