The Ballets throbbed with the anxiety and rapture of creativity, persevering through clashes of egos, financial distress and homelessness (disowned early on by St . Petersburg it did not secure a permanent base, in Monte Carlo, until 1923).
There's Peter Morgan, writer of The Deal, The Queen and Frost/Nixon, films in which affairs of state are expressed through clashes of strong personalities at pivotal moments; and in the US, there's Oliver Stone, maker of psychologically focused portraits of presidents, such as Nixon and W., that see a nation's fate as individual ambition and neurosis writ large.
Almost at a steady pace, Helsinki has produced a hit gaming company every couple of years: Rovio's Angry Birds blew up in 2009 and then Supercell took the crown as one of the highest-grossing iOS game developers in the world last year through Clash of Clans and Hay Day.
Hence we speculate that, in a sort of domino effect, substitution of Val84 by bulkier residues, such as Leu or Ile, may distort the tertiary structure through clashes with Met34, forcing TM1 to further expose its positively charged Arg32 into the pore lumen (Figure S2e).
Thousands of protesters against globalization swarmed through Washington, clashing briefly a few times with the police who formed a virtual wall around world financial leaders, who met as scheduled.
Most notably in Monaco, the Englishman received two drive-through penalties after clashing with Massa and Pastor Maldonado's Williams and went on to launch a furious attack on the stewards.
"Society's views are developed through a clash of ideas, through the existence of freedom of expression and thought and belief," prominent Egyptian activist Wael Ghonim posted on his Facebook page.
A Personal Journey Through the Clash of Civilisations.
They worked through the clashes between his Catholicism and her Judaism.
