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Alan Shearer touched on the Emery factor as one reason Villa could yet defy his own belief they will not win the title.

From BBC

Despite dealing with an oratorio, “The Choral” is more of a medley, briefly touching on one theme after another, but never convincingly.

From The Wall Street Journal

The characters occasionally expose their true selves, then just as quickly retreat, fearful of touching on real conflict.

From Los Angeles Times

Grande’s monologue briefly touched on the idea of bringing back old sketches such as “Domingo” from her last appearance before declaring cheekily, “When something is perfect, it doesn’t need a sequel.”

From Los Angeles Times

Towards the end of the TV marathon, Putin was asked a series of quickfire questions, touching on his views on friendship, religion, the motherland and love at first sight.

From BBC