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Not only should the Iraqi people know what their money went for, the data could provide an illuminating context for the current Russian, French and German indignation over the American contracting list, and for the diplomatic jousting of the past year.

His particular gift is to encapsulate complex historical and biographical events pithily and in an illuminating context.

Last week, just before Obama leapt to high dudgeon with condemnation of Putin for his "breach of international law," the Los Angeles Times published an op-ed piece that provided illuminating context for such presidential righteousness.

This is why the "Copernican scholium" provides the most illuminating context for reading the Principia.

Credit goes to the International Contemporary Ensemble (also known as ICE) for finding a new and illuminating context in which to position Cage, by juxtaposing his music with a benchmark serialist composition by Pierre Boulez, "Le Marteau Sans Maître" ("The Hammer Without a Master"), for its concert at Miller on Thursday evening.

The question is what this will mean, and whether "Easternization" is an illuminating concept for understanding it.

Now and then maybe every third entry he found something to tweak in the definition, or a bit of illuminating context.

He demonstrated that acute memory in his 1968 book "Native Realm, A Search for Self-Definition," a compelling and mildly ironic account of his life, work and thoughts in the illuminating context of Baltic and family history.

In The Act of Seeing, a gorgeously designed coffee table book, Refn has curated hundreds of his finest posters, with illuminating context written by FrightFest programmer and esteemed horror devotee Alan Jones.

But he has an illuminating tale for today's neo-imperialists in Iraq.

What Steavenson offers us is an illuminating methodology for plumbing the human soul, which remains, however, profoundly mysterious.