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subject matter



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Critics of the rule have proposed changes such as increasing the $2,000 threshold or narrowing the subject matter allowed under the rule, as the SEC did last year.

From The Wall Street Journal

While producers were confident the film could have been shot in Turkey despite the sensitive subject matter, Germany was chosen to illustrate the fact that threats to artistic freedom are universal.

From Barron's

“There is something magical that comes from a resonance between the subject matter and the aesthetic and the behind-the-scenes techniques,” said Slattery.

From Los Angeles Times

While the writing on the “39” side is generally sharp, the subject matter is only intermittently compelling.

From The Wall Street Journal

Bringing audiences in close proximity to stories and subject matter often overlooked forged the name of the company, which now includes feature film, television, nonfiction, music and podcasting departments.

From Los Angeles Times