The songs are intricately arranged but sonically stark, foregrounding Apple's piano and the stupendous drumming of Charley Drayton.
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As few as one to four new animals entering a population per decade markedly increases persistence, foregrounding the importance of habitat corridors.
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Because it is obligatory and automatic, such focus assignment need not be pragmatically marked and does not necessarily signify emphatic focusing or foregrounding.
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Wollstonecraft was so determined to wipe sexuality from her picture of the ideal woman that she ended up foregrounding it by insisting upon its absence.
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The RSI model suggests that to encourage a power shift, interveners communicatively create social disorder by foregrounding anomalies in the current social hierarchy template.
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"Joan Makes History " is a satirical re-writing of Australia's history, foregrounding the women rather than the men.
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Despite this aim, we have seen that much of the manifesto consists of a usability guide to Internet-friendly webfilmmaking, foregrounding its technological aspects.
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It resembled the son in rhythm, but presented a rural ethos by foregrounding the guitar ( or tres ) more than horns, percussion, or piano.
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This shifts the figure and ground of experience and its stories, foregrounding how time, sequence, linearity, and related concepts are used in everyday life.
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Shapiro's work marks a break from that of the three classic Yiddish writers in its foregrounding of violence and psychological realism, rather than satirical commentary.
