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His latest short film, "Swimming in Your Skin Again," presented earlier this year at BAMcinemaFest, presses even further toward the mythopoetic ecstasy that's already in play in "Oversimplification". Few young filmmakers have created films of such exquisite, whimsical, hearty, visionary intricacy; where are the producers to help Nance create the cinema of the future in the present tense?

The prize is no stranger to presenting challenging, tricky-to-grasp work but it could be argued that this year, it has pressed even further than usual.

This argument can be pressed even further, as Derrick Bell shows in "Silent Covenants: Brown v. Board of Education and the Unfulfilled Hopes for Racial Reform Oxfordrd; $25).

Limits on already-strained resources are pressed even further.

On Thursday, the administration will be pressed to go even further.

A majority of his government agrees with him and press the point even further than Mr Hashimoto did.

Kermode is also aware - though he might have pressed this point even further - that a curious paradox hangs from the idea of a dramatic poet using metaphor and analogy to represent the turbulence of his characters' minds.

Having already tested his parents' indulgence by adopting snakes as companions, young Ed Wilson pressed his luck even further by raising black widow spiders, which he hand-fed with live insects.