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While no one expects Mr. Rockefeller to be a spoiler, he is fighting back to shape the product, exploiting his long familiarity with the complexities of health policy.

Perhaps the familiarity of Woodward's method has begun to shape what his interlocutors tell him: recollected emotions often dovetail conveniently with talking points.

Instead, the Icon snarled the flow of pedestrians on a city sidewalk earlier this month using nothing more than the macaroni-and-cheese familiarity of its shape: the unmistakable profile of an vintage Army jeep, complete with period design elements like a fold-down windshield and cutaways that serve as portals in place of hinged doors.

The writer has to resist the familiarity, work to find new words and forms to capture the new shapes – and words will fight back, will try to enlist what's now inside the familiar categories of then.

There's a curious exchange in which Greenwood and Willa, who toiled for years as a news reporter in the former East Germany, discuss the "consoling" properties of news -- its "order" and "tidiness," its "shape and familiarity".

The familiarity is important.

And then there's the familiarity thing.

Eventually the familiarity overwhelms the amazing plays.

The familiarity is enchanting but discombobulating.

The familiarity makes for a fun atmosphere.

"The familiarity of sex has gone now.