While the company's newer works are often packed with too many ideas, visual and otherwise, "Walklyndon" is a vaudevillian pleasure and it's also a reminder: the high-flying antics of Pilobolus work best when everything about them is effortless.
As second reminder, the higher costs of self-sampling might be compensated by the higher prevalence of CIN2+ in the originally non-attending population.
"It's a very stark reminder of the high share of minorities who live at the economic margins of this country".
The latest deaths in a fuel pipeline explosion in the Niger Delta (news article, July 13) are a grim reminder of the high social costs incurred from oil exploration in remote regions.
"It's a very stark reminder of the high share of minorities who live at the economic margins of this country," said Paul Taylor, executive vice president of the Pew Research Center and an author of the report.
To the Editor: Your exposé on conditions inside the Albert M. "Bo" Robinson Assessment and Treatment Center ("Poorly Staffed, a Halfway House in New Jersey Is Mired in Chaos," "Unlocked" series, front page, June 18) serves as a chilling reminder of the high rates of sexual abuse and lack of accountability that plague American detention facilities.
Prime Minister David Cameron said the men's deaths were "a reminder of the high price we have paid as a country to help give this country [Afghanistan] a chance of safety and security in the future".
The emergency was a stark reminder of the high costs of China's breakneck economic development.
It's a great collection, a reminder of the high quality of this year's celebrated work.
An immaturity that still clings to marijuana, a reminder of the high school parking lot roots of getting high.
Many people streamed into the station as armed military personnel and sniffer dogs patrolled train carriages and platforms -- a reminder of the high security alert under which the country continues to operate.
