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His imagery became a battleground for feminist critics, who centred on the artist's alleged misogyny and the perceived prurience of his brothel and backstage scenes.
On 81 minutes, the ease with which Tommy Smith supplied Lloyd Doyley, who centred for Henderson to crash home, was alarming.
He was thus originally a god of the underworld but was reintroduced as a new deity with many Hellenic aspects by Ptolemy I Soter (reigned 305 284 bce), who centred the worship of the deity at Alexandria.
Particularly important were the writings of Locke, arguably the most important natural-law theorist of modern times, and the works of the 18th-century thinkers known as the philosophes, who, centred mainly in Paris, included Montesquieu, Voltaire, and Jean-Jacques Rousseau.
"Kiss You" was well received by contemporary music critics, who centred on its quality of production.
The track received mostly positive reviews from critics, who centred on its omnipresence and jubilant nature.
9.28pm BST 82 min: The excellent Modric rolls a corner short to Di Maria, who centres.
The proposal to establish a WHO centre for emergency preparedness and response is encouraging.
Alex Ross, director, World Health Organisation (WHO) Centre for Health Development (WHO Kobe Centre), Kobe, Japan, @directorwkc The WHO Kobe Centre has been working on urban health for over a decade, addressing health systems, health inequities and and urban planning-health collaboration.
Others who centre their analysis on the notion include Parfit (1984) and Hurley (1998).
The SCAN interview requires psychiatric interviewing skills, and in this study, six psychiatric doctors certified at the WHO centre in Copenhagen conducted them.
