Schools and the Rapid Response Team For many 
.... However, this team must also include other
actors able to respond, particularly with respect to crowd control, lockdown, or evacuation. ....
(2315
9
)
Tennessee Williams The Glass Menagerie
....
actors are real people. This only happens if the
actors are
able to act as if the emotions they are showing are real. But if it is ....
(2545
10
)
Public Policy Reflections
.... One insight generated from this research was the way that many policy
actors are
able to shape and implement policy by connecting it to public funding. ....
(449
2
)
Swingers and The War at Home
.... Once again, being in this location added to the identification the
actors were
able to build with the story and their characters. ....
(1746
7
)
Stanislavski and His System No single person ha
.... Stanislavski was
able to change the old classical theater into a new open and .... The
actors during the late 1800s and early 1900s were offered a new direction ....
(1594
6
)
Neoliberal Institutionalism & International Politics
.... markets. In realist theories, states are seen as primary
actors who are
able to move political and economic events forward. What ....
(2443
10
)
Video Game Industry & Electronic Arts
.... through 1960s when the studio system was in place and when
actors and directors .... As a result, EA was
able to provide titles that were technologically relevant ....
(1467
6
)
Lee Strasberg & The Method
.... of the Studio, but he began to train a new generation of
actors there and to .... But the actor must also be
able to express the reality which his conscious or ....
(1598
6
)
Kabuki Theater of Japan
.... In this latest form of the Kabuki, all of the
actors were adult men. The government of the time was not
able to arrive at a good rationale for banning this ....
(2589
10
)
Political Analysis
.... two levels of consciousness which are constantly operating and informing the decision making process: Discursive consciousness: "What
actors are
able to say ....
(5963
24
)
Neoliberal Institutionalism
.... markets. In realist theories, states are seen as primary
actors who are
able to move political and economic events forward. What ....
(2005
8
)
Normative Determinism
.... disregard for the entire common-sense world in which ordinary
actors choose courses .... Garfinkel was essentially arguing that ordinary people are
able to predict ....
(2622
10
)
Good Will Hunting
.... is, Will works overtime to locate the doctor's raw nerves, and the
actors play this .... the story, the only long-term relationship he has ever been
able to sustain ....
(1379
6
)
Ethnic Stereotypes in American Films
.... Nevertheless, Banderas is one of a handful of contemporary
actors who have been
able to find roles that both celebrate their ethnicity and do not depend on it ....
(2739
11
)
Social Roles and Emotions
.... as trapped in the emotionally stagnant role as they do the teacher,
actors would actually .... who has chosen to become a teacher, for example, is
able to draw on ....
(1298
5
)
Fictionalized Story of Shakespeare in Ancient Greece This time ...
.... I will be
able to bring back to my time a better understanding of the origins of .... so that some of the audience sits on either side of the
actors (Beckerman, 1962 ....
(1771
7
)
US ANTI-DRUG POLICIES IN SOUTH AMERICA
.... Bush's administration was also
able to avoid the spectacle of a heavy-handed .... Other major
actors stakeholders in the United States government anti-drug effort ....
(1929
8
)
Network Analysis & Policymaking
.... and then articulate a platform or agenda addressing those reforms and identifying oneself or one's political party as the actor or
actors best
able to meet new ....
(5842
23
)
Film Analysis of Casablanca
.... us with deeper insight and awareness into the ways that film is
able to build .... Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman so great that we think of the
actors and not ....
(931
4
)
Hollywood Racism
.... realize the significant ways in which all types of people are
able to contribute .... American, Jun 28, 1997, 1-2. Bradley, E. and Whitaker, B.
Actors break barrier ....
(3114
12
)
"A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE" Tennessee Williams w
.... play on Broadway), saying that it was too stagey and the arrangement of
actors was too .... Stanley is the dark side of Williams, and Brando was
able to portray an ....
(1347
5
)
Motion Picture Marketing
.... Promoting Motion Pictures and
Actors Promoting motion pictures requires that companies be
able to create a reasonable desire to view a particular film, but ....
(3701
15
)
Death of a Salesman
.... Pretending a cast could be assembled from all of Hollywood's
actors and actresses, the .... He would be
able to play quite well scenes where Willy has flashbacks ....
(1355
5
)
The EU, Euro and Eurozone
.... Whether or not these same
actors will be
able to influence monetary policies in the ECB as they have in their home countries is another important unanswered ....
(6553
26
)
Shakespeare
.... and complex plots, continue to provide a rich tapestry for
actors, directors, and .... art exists in the fact that successive audiences are each
able to find their ....
(3351
13
)
Sovereignty Issue INTRODUCTION This research considers the
.... an obsolete or impossible goal in a world of non state
actors and transboundary .... resources, and the strength of their economic development are
able to protect ....
(1108
4
)
Case Study of Antisocial Personality Disorder
.... other
actors. Linda does not understand why the husband and wife are angry with her. She got what she wanted and believes that is enough. Linda has been
able ....
(2111
8
)
Costs and Films
.... the respective sets, for the average independent film is less
able to provide .... in filmmaking, the ability of the director to get a performance from the
actors. ....
(1681
7
)
The Endangered Species Act
.... the potential penalty, discounted by the probability of their being
able to escape .... This approach accepts that the
actors in regulatory enforcement are rational ....
(2678
11
)
Ways of Laughter & Humor
.... collection of stock characters (and perhaps a dozen others), each Commedia troupe was
able to dramatize hundreds of plot ideas. Commedia
actors also developed ....
(3491
14
)
