But the danger, she says, is that their defensive response to those pressures - a "circling of the wagons" - becomes a detachment from wider society.
The work ends with a sextet, as Mr. Greenberg (dryer in tone than the other two men) and Ms. Durango (who shares Mr. Greenberg's air of wide-eyed semi-detachment) return to the stage.
Through innate talent, wide reading, a certain wry detachment and, above all, an ability to listen to how people talk, he has become a very good, extremely complicated playwright.
Standard Rx scans of his right foot documented a detachment of a wide fragment of his cortical spongiosa in the lateral malleolus.
Finally, wider comparison between the flagellum detachment phenotypes of RNAi mutants for CaM and the FLA1 glycoprotein potentially provides new perspective into the function of the latter into establishing and maintaining flagellum-cell body attachment.
Aubry is willing to assign blame to just about everyone and everything, from white people having social and economic advantages many aren't even aware of, to poor blacks' detachment from the wider civic culture, to under-resourced schools, to the crippling demise of manufacturing and aerospace jobs, to lousy leadership and black apathy.
Optical coherence tomography revealed a wide range of serous retinal detachments in both eyes.
"The AFRICOM strategy is to have a very light touch, a light footprint, but nevertheless facilitate special forces operations or ISR [intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance] detachments over a very wide area," Reeve says.
c Cross section of the scar area corresponding to the white line in a. 1) A steep (26° 35°) detachment niche about 30 km wide and 5 km long at an elevation ranging approximately from 4000 to 700 m above datum.
