But understanding the radically different contexts in which German and French positions are honed is crucial as Europe's two foremost powers grapple with the crisis, said Jean Pisani-Ferry, director of Bruegel, a research institute based in Brussels.
Terry Pratchett's love of words shines through, too: I counted three 'susurrations', each used in radically different contexts (one of Tiffany Aching's favourite words, and now one of mine); there are also scientific names of prehistoric sea creatures and a panoply of wittily named characters.
Neurophysiologists discovered the same phenomenon in a radically different context.
He was struck by a symbol so familiar to him used in such a radically different context.
He made the volume and the rhythms of rock a basis for jazz improvisations that, in their over-all contours, hadn't drastically changed from, say, 1966, but which, in their radically different context, delivered a radically different affect.
There is a radically different context for international aid today than in the past – a context characterised by drastically fewer poor countries and an overwhelming concentration (around three-quarters) of the world's poorest people in middle-income countries.
Still, certain works of art already on view in New York galleries registered the change unexpectedly simply because the tragedy gave everything, art as well as life, a radically different context.
"Bluebeard" returns this week, but in a radically different context; it will be paired with the Met première of Tchaikovsky's "Iolanta," the composer's final opera and among his least well known.
Others argue, however, that transitional justice works in a radically different context; for example, the threat that a carefully-brokered peace may break down presents issues that do not arise in the ordinary situation.
This would be because it continues to adopt a fastidiously restrained scholarly stance designed for a radically different context; a context in which the organized left was still a force to be reckoned with.
Why settle for the serotonin level we happen to get through the genetic (and environmental) lottery, and hope that it somehow fits the often radically different decision contexts we face throughout our life time, when we can intelligently modulate it to fit these changing context?
