Desert fever strikes me harder: the place is a gateway to relentless space.
One of the joys of Fenley's work from this era comes in watching the dancers' bodies react to the relentless demands placed on them by the choreography, when speed and placement and technique are all subject to decompose as the minutes (in the case of "Esperanto," almost forty) tick by.
The evening was wrapped up with Tharp's In the Upper Room, whose smoke effects, robotic inflections and relentless Philip Glass score place it firmly in its late Eighties context.
We conclude that a relentless focus on place, heterogeneity, and context can maximise (rather than limit) the policy relevance of climate change science and help to ensure the development of policy interventions that are robust and effective.
Emergencies place relentless pressure on UNICEF to respond to those most at immediate risk.
Just as, today, ecological interdependence makes it difficult to purify more than a tiny fraction of microorganisms out of any natural community, relentless competition took place between the highly interdependent organisms forming the LUCA community.
And relentless pressure is placed on those, the majority, still protected".
In 1800, 10% of the world's population lived in cities. Nowadays that figure is around 50% and growing, helped by relentless migration to places such as Jakarta and São Paulo.
He touched on the pressure that relentless cost-cutting places on employees, noting that "more demanding workloads eventually begin to tax workers and impede efficiency".
Yet, despite knowing all this, in the past five years the relentless funding constraints placed on local authorities have seen library budgets slashed by an astounding amount.
