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When, in 1993, Andrew Motion published his life of Larkin, thus revealing the complexities of his sexual relationships, it was Maeve, gentle and dark-eyed, who had reviewers gnashing their teeth.
But Mr. Levin, a musicologist and performer who specializes in Baroque and Classical repertory, which he often performs on fortepiano, played with clarity and pointed articulation, deftly revealing the complexities of this complicated sonata, particularly in the fugal fourth movement.
Because of its location in the desert high Arctic, many features of the Haughton Crater are well preserved, revealing the complexities of the meteorite's path through layers of sedimentary rock into a base of gneiss nearly 2 kilometers below.
By referring to recent studies revealing the complexities of tumor immune infiltrates, we highlight the particular importance of this technology for studying cancer in the context of cancer immunotherapy.
However, at least this new research from people like Slavich is opening up the discussion and revealing the complexities of mental illness.
Smith-Allen explains, "These artists make clear that black lives matter by revealing the complexities of the lives of individual black men and women".
By revealing the complexity of this driving, frightful episode, he made the music seem interesting as well as hypnotic.
We hear their voices, these mothers and children and couples, their words revealing the complexity of our relationship to caged wildlife.
In this increasingly fast-paced world, it's an alternative way to spend time together, learning to look and revealing the complexity of art in a group conversation".
Her articles delve into the hidden corners of American society chronicling the lives of the people we often don't see, and revealing the complexity of their unique journeys.
Genome-wide analyses of gene expression have facilitated the identification of gene expression patterns or signatures revealing the complexity of human cancer.
