We present key themes only in this report.
The intervention programme, however, was based on practical experiences from senior centre leaders, as well as the goals of the senior centre and some Norwegian studies concerning the above mentioned themes (only in the Norwegian language) [ 20- 23].
In the next year, probably in preparation for a campaign against the Arabs following Nikephoros's refusal to continue the annual payment of tribute to the Abbasid Caliphate, the Emperor apparently appointed Bardanes to the post of monostrategos ("single-general", in effect commander-in-chief) of the Empire's five Anatolian land themes, only conferred in exceptional cases.
He cued up Mr. Gingrich's theme music, "Only in America," by Brooks & Dunn.
This has been an ongoing theme, not only in New Jersey, but up the Hudson Valley and on the Long Island and Connecticut coastline.
It is only a small exaggeration to say that the six movies I've named constitute an epic of decline, a sprawling, Zolaesque series of narratives whose common theme — discernible only in retrospect — is the crisis of American civic liberalism, as witnessed in its 20th century capital, New York.
Patient choice of healthcare providers is an important theme, not only in the Netherlands but in the UK and Scandinavia as well [ 1- 7].
Or with a contained violence in the offbeat accents of cello and piano left-hand, as if Brahms were not only erasing the old theme but, in Richard's words, "stamping it out" -- stamping out the embers that irritate his heart.
You can feel Ms. Rocha straining after big themes, but only in a vague, generalized way.
Manning explores these themes not only in her major novels set in Europe and the Middle East, but also in her Irish fiction, The Wind Changes (1937) and eight short stories which were mostly written early in her career.
