Mr. Reilly said the challenge for a network programmer is to compete with that kind of show on cable, which has never been held to the same strictures over content, while trying to maintain sensitivity to cultural standards, something still expected more of companies with broadcast licenses.
The agency also advised people who have used the product to call an eye doctor if they have experienced eye pain or redness, blurred vision, sensitivity to light, the feeling of something in the eye or excessive tearing.
And, officials said, those who have used the product should call an eye doctor if they have experienced eye pain or redness, blurred vision, sensitivity to light, the feeling of something in the eye or excessive tearing.
"The students in M.S.U.'s programs in sustainable forests would have the opportunity to see their world through the eyes of an artist who brings a sensitivity and new vision to something they study every day," Michael Rush, the Broad Museum's director, said in describing his interest in Mr. Hyde's work.
"What absolutely ruins them is the transposition, which removes their sensitivity …" The Tate's Cut-Out show aims to return something of that sensitivity to works whose frail, ephemeral, unstable and provisional nature is precisely what makes them so precious.
Mr. Daschle said the "lack of real sensitivity to this concern for integrity is something that I think we've got to be concerned about".
"It's a real struggle to come up with names, which I think tells you something about Europe's sensitivity to the dollar.
Saariaho then reveals something that shows how her sensitivity to music was already tied up with the idea of a heightened reality, and with her own invention.
"That is of immense sensitivity to the people of Afghanistan and to myself, and that is something that we will fight tooth and nail," Karzai said.
Sensitivity to formal considerations.
