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Japan is also hoping to sell coastguard seaplanes, perhaps a hint of future co-operation on defence.Behind all this is a shared preoccupation with China.

Through Jan . 21Works by Christina Ramberg and Victoria Gitman, in these excellent separate shows, are linked by a shared preoccupation with fetishism and women.

And wasn't the return of the repressed a shared preoccupation in some of their jests?

The Liverpudlian protagonists of plays by Lizzie Nunnery and Michael Wynne and David Ireland and Stacey Gregg's Belfast-born narrators call to each other across the Irish Sea with the shared preoccupations of port cities.

Is it any surprise that the actual Romantic poets and painters shared our preoccupation with awe-inspiring extremes?

Besides their personal relationship, which lasted from 1960 until Hesse's death in 1970, the two artists shared a preoccupation with the grid.

Though he shared their preoccupation with public profile and with the codes of honor, he was, to a remarkable degree, devoted to self-improvement, self-concealment, and a herculean self-control.

Many of the kids peered inside the writing hut — they weren't allowed in — and seemed to discover there further evidence that Dahl was a strangely sympathetic adult who shared a preoccupation with candy, a clinical fascination with the body, and a love of ingenious, self-devised schemes.

Their voices are distinct, yet they share a preoccupation with autumnal reflection and coming to terms with maturity.

Fortunately for team building and spirit at Anfield, Klopp does not share the preoccupation with individual names.

Modern readers can still share his preoccupation with the problem of preserving the individual's integrity amid the pressures of mass civilization.