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Touches of the original atmosphere remain, despite a recent reconstruction that often brings to mind the 1980s.

Aids, HIV and STIs are a growing issue in the region that often brings stigmatisation and discrimination.

Leon Botstein and his orchestra specialize in thematic programming that often brings a period of music history into sharp and welcome relief.

Working with a cast that dares to spend most of its time onstage somewhere way out on a limb, Mr. Ascher solves the eternal Chekhov conundrum that often brings strong directors to their knees.

"We're not using the term operation or major operations, because that often brings to mind in people's psyche the idea of a D-Day and an H-Hour and an attack," General McChrystal said.

Despite being reduced to hieroglyphs of gesture and grimace, Mr. Luke's and Mr. Robbins's performances nonetheless suggest a more interesting story than the one here, even if the cross-cutting that often brings them together does much to tear the film apart.

It was there that new owners established relationships that often brought in business, as well as grants and financing.

For the first time, Republicans would award some delegates on a proportional basis, abandoning the winner-take-all approach that often brought an early end to the primaries.

Mr. Mukasey had a reputation for decisions that were largely supportive of law enforcement that often brought criticism from civil-liberty advocates.

His was a calling that often brought him dangerously onto the front lines and into the trenches, all to report the story.

And there, in the letters that the young Tatiana Yakovleva had written to her mother more than seventy years ago, I was reunited with my mother with an intensity that often brought me to tears.