"In my head, they may be two different activities but they're all in pursuit of the same thing, " says the 29-year-old.

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McQueen, aided by his screenwriter, Abi Morgan, has stitched together a bespoke idea of the city rather than the place itself, in the same way that he frames erotic pursuit more as a neat conceptual art work than as the farrago of lunging, dithering, yearning, and near-farce in which most of society wallows.

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Doubtless eager to erase the memory of their 4-1 humbling at the hands of the same opponents last November, Everton were relentless in their pursuit of an equaliser.

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At the same time, remember that attracting capital is not a one-off pursuit.

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Like much else from the same era, that which was once rebellious was quickly assimilated in the pursuit of profit.

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In one of them, a televised conversation between Katniss and Stanley Tucci's madcap, blue-pompadoured interviewer, Caesar Flickerman, we see the power of her beauty and honesty, and, at the same time, the ease with which she might be corrupted in the pursuit of celebrity.

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At the beginning of my presentation I tried to put this case into perspective for myself by saying that this proceeding is the same as to what takes place in every courtroom in America: The pursuit of truth, seeking equal justice, and upholding the law.

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