"There are messages about love, about how to solve problems, how to accept people for who they are, how to overcome fears," Ms. King said.
AT THE end of a hard year Europe's leaders are grappling with familiar problems—how to revive gasping economies, what to do about the Russian menace.
"It takes a long time to figure out what to do on a project, how to solve the engineering problems, how to solve environmental problems.
The work will go beyond a facelift and deal with one of the airport's most vexing problems: how to accommodate oversize aircraft.
But they are stumped for answers to one of the biggest local problems – how to stop more fish and chip shops opening.
"It was my years working with him that helped me learn how to think, how to solve problems, how to not take the most obvious path," Maley said.
For the city, the program offers an ideal solution to one of its most persistent problems: how to deal with urban blight.
He says he loves using music to solve problems – how to suggest nostalgia in Youth; how to atone for poverty and injustice in Little Match Girl Passion.
The transformation of historical buildings invariably means finding subtle solutions to delicate problems: how to temporarily cover up figurative Christian art or provide all-weather protection to an open-air ruin.
His spiritual crisis presents itself as a series of practical problems: how to disable the sprinklers that douse him awake every morning; where to shower; what to do with his life.
"In taking over these restaurants, Terrail and Vrinat are faced with the same sorts of problems — how to keep them going without compromising," said André Daguin, president of the French hotel and restaurant association.
