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Although the Union is correct in observing that none of these proposals dictates the precise content or contours of a critical element or a performance standard , they nevertheless restrict agency discretion by mandating some substantive criteria for the establishment of critical elements ( or . The future contours of Asia are by no means settled or certain . By focusing on a key transitional period , 1921-1941 , when society accelerated rapidly from rural to urban , from agricultural to industrial , from ' traditional ' to ' modern ' , the discussion which follows offers suggestions for mapping the contours of popular responses to the elite agenda , thus beginning to permit the reconstruction of the experience of groups excluded from political power and marginal to the dominant ideological and cultural discourses . Work on the movement of people , musics , visual cultures , and vernacular poetics of all kinds is revealing the contours of this Caribbean space . Shuttle patrons are advised to arrive no later than 10:30 a.m. Vertical dance is a unique blend of modern dance using ropes and the natural contours of rock to allow free-flowing aerial movement .