And it's from here that the movie's modernity, immediacy, and urgency arise.
The urgency of that distinction arises again and again.
The urgency for treatment arose after a routine examination of Mr. McCain at the Bethesda Naval Medical Center outside Washington on Aug. 3, when doctors found two spots -- one on his left temple, the other on his left arm -- that were confirmed through a biopsy to be malignant melanomas.
Now, with his popularity tanking and the economy tipping toward its second recession in a year, the question arises with new urgency: Can he reform Germany?
For entomologists like Dr. Cardoso, the urgency of calling more attention to invertebrates arises partly from potential extinction crises driven by human activity.
Murray's proposal of doing today's work today (Advanced Access) eliminates appointment categories and the work involved in negotiating urgency by dealing with virtually all demand on the day it arises[ 31].
But the urgency of his music arose not from a true destructive impulse but from a need to burst and to flower, to take the music that was in him and get it out there fast.
Demand for urgency to develop a clinical procedure for overcoming the multidrug resistance in cancer arises.
But questions about event-based art arise with some urgency in the case of Mr. Deller's best-known work, "The Battle of Orgreave," from 2001.
Questions about collaboration between soldiers and scholars have been around at least since World War II, but they have arisen with particular urgency in recent months at professional meetings, in journals, on campuses and on the Internet over programs related to Afghanistan and Iraq.
