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The voice is just a spectre in the mist.
Limerick's ruined theatre is raised like a spectre in Dan Canham's haunting, exquisite dance-theatre piece.
Amid it all is a voice that's just another gorgeous, gaseous spectre in the mist/mix.
He is remembered here as a spectre in the mist, a gaunt figure in oilskins.
And, in Colorless Tsukuru Tazaki and His Years of Pilgrimage, the Kafkaesque spectre in the text is The Trial.
The best tracks are the ones where Tonra merges with the music, her vocals just a spectre in the mist.
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Whatever the case, Esther is more of a she-wolf, what with an exotic accent and predatory habits that suggest she worked for Spectre back in the motherland before landing in America as an undercover devil doll.
The communist society that supposedly threatens us like a disembodied spectre is in actual fact already deeply ingrained in capitalist society.
The plant has something of the feel of a SPECTRE bunker in an early James Bond movie: men in company shirts move around with swift solemnity, and there is a constant whoop-whoop of claxons, as if the factory were about to explode in an enormous ball of fire.
When its three dances — "Spectre," "Steps in the Street" and "Prelude to Action" — were reconstructed in the late 1980s and early 1990s, they were called "Sketches From Chroniclee' "; the original "Chronicle," from 1936, ran about an hour, perhaps twice the length of this.
However, knowing the fact is a bit disappointing: even though the 1080p display is crisp, sharp and bright in the artificial (and later) natural light settings the Spectre was in, it's still "just full HD".
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