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The Peruvian writer Mario Vargas Llosa, whose deeply political work vividly examines the perils of power and corruption in Latin America, won the 2010 Nobel Prize in Literature on Thursday.
Mr. Pacino has long been fascinated by Shakespeare's nastiest tyrant, an obsession he vividly examined in the movie "Searching for Richard" and puts to fascinating use here.
In Guillaume Bonn's remarkable photographic essay "Silent Lives," the relationships between members of Kenya's white, Asian, and affluent black communities and their black servants are vividly and disquietingly examined.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet In Guillaume Bonn's remarkable photographic essay "Silent Lives," the relationships between members of Kenya's white, Asian, and affluent black communities and their black servants are vividly and disquietingly examined.
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This is vividly illustrated by examining the rapid spread of the severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) virus in 2003, when the infection was disseminated from China to at least 17 countries in less than a week.
This unfortunate syndrome is vividly on display when such states are examined under the UN's Universal Periodic Review (UPR) process.
In his writing and directing debut, the actor Richard E. Grant examines the pungent details of his own childhood in Swaziland, vividly recreating a community steeped in boredom, booze and casual adultery.
In addition to this outcome of male vulnerability being particularly important given the traditional focus on female disadvantage, the finding vividly highlights the gender gap in the evidence base and would suggest an urgent need to examine resistance data by gender.
Two he remembers vividly.
PETER: You describe her... vividly.
