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The Democrats are seeking to use Mr. Bush's close ties to Mr. Lay to underscore their theme that Republicans stand with special interests.

The whaling countries return to their theme that the IWC was set up to regulate commercial whaling, not marine pollutants or other environmental nastiness, that other international bodies deal specifically with these environmental problems and, most pertinently, that they do not alter the basic fact that some species are abundant.

The standard package also comes with a "Family Jewels Disc Three" DVD (continuing their previous FJ theme) that includes their videos for "Big Gun" and forward, while focusing on classics from Ballbreaker, Stiff Upper Lip, and Black Ice.

Both share in and profit from their flexibility, a theme that extends from their specific chemistry to a teamwide context.

There's a lot of hand-wringing about the British class structure, the north-south divide and their commingling – a theme that appears to have lit a recent bushfire after the BBC Trust said that Radio 4 isn't "northern" enough.

Usually, the Italian designers cite Domenico Dolce's motherland of Sicily as the starting point for their shows, a theme that has taken them to pinstriped tailoring, tight black-lace dresses – a slinky take on widow's weeds – and intricate embellishment inspired by the island's ancient ruins and Norman churches over the years.

In St.-Tropez, for example, there are gay beach clubs known for their theme parties that provide a sense of excitement and where people spend the whole day.

When conservatives boycott Disney for the audacity of letting homosexuals into their theme parks, that is a good thing.

Democrats would use the fight to echo their central election-year theme — that Republicans protect the wealthy at the expense of the middle class.

However, works councils, management and supervisory boards and other stakeholders need to work on several aspects in order to improve the position of works councils and to safeguard their statutory rights - a theme that is emphasised throughout this study.

Susan, Mary, and Jane represent a variety of backgrounds and positions, but their stories share a theme that is both commonplace and all too often ignored: senior women are being phased out of the workplace.