This question is highly topical in this era of tumor metabolism as a therapeutic target, and merits further study.
But where are this era's topical plays, novels and albums?
Now his mainstream track record is about to be tested with "Wanderlust," which hopes to find topical humor in this era of downturn and Occupy Everything.
Johan Ludvig Heiberg, (born December 14 , 1791 Copenhagen, Denmark died August 25 , 1860 Bonderup) playwright, poet, literary historian, and critic whose romantic idealism in a sense epitomized the Danish Romantic school, which he helped bring to an end when he established a new era of topical, sophisticated, and satirical literature.
I don't think Mamet has reached his sell-by date – at least not in the sense that he's a terminally topical writer stuck in the era he emerged from.
Bloody War: Songs 1924-1939 This 15-track compilation, produced by Chris King and released on the Tompkins Square label, involves the topical songs of an increasingly distant era, before the start of World War II.
He went on to make a topical reference to the Communist scare of the McCarthy era: "The persistence with which this number plagues me is far more than a random accident.
In the era of increasing bacterial resistance to antibiotics, topical treatment with antiseptics plays an important role, as the agents are less selective but allow to achieve higher therapeutic concentrations within the wound, particularly in concomitant ischemic conditions.
As Bob Dylan and the Beatles ushered in an era of artists who wrote more personal and topical material, the Brill Building declined as a force in popular music.
The firm's focus on what it likes to call the "era of 'Build Your Own Applications,'" or BYOA, is topical in the current technology market; apps are pervasive and increasingly mobile and cloud-based.
