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Mime, the hand dance that we sometimes see in ballets, has two functions: it looks beautiful — like the steps, it's set to the music — and it advances….

Mime, the hand dance that we sometimes see in ballets, has two functions: it looks beautiful — like the steps, it's set to the music — and it advances the story.

It made me think of those generic supermarket tins and packets in Don DeLillo's White Noise simply labelled Biscuits or Baked Beans, and it advances a kind of domestic minimalism remodelled in plywood.

By Joan Acocella Mime, the hand dance that we sometimes see in ballets, has two functions: it looks beautiful — like the steps, it's set to the music — and it advances the story.

In the 90s, scientific and IT advances in data gathering and management saw her leading a UNDP-funded team, which developed a large computer-based Geographical Information System GISS) called Swarms, used today at FAO to handle locust and environmental data from the field and from satellites.

His single large wall hangs like a Rothko; its colors change marvelously through a spectrum from deep purple to pale pink in the stage light; and it advances at one point, so as to place all the action onto a limited corridor of front-stage space.

Two years later the bill was again approved by the House, and it advanced to the Senate.

Mr. Dunlap's reputation was high when he was hired by Sunbeam in 1996, and it advanced even further after his autobiography, "Mean Business," became a best seller.

This is Kazakhstan's first year at the Davis Cup's elite level, and it advanced by taking out Tomas Berdych and the Czech Republic on the road in Ostrava.

These aspects of the shuttle era make up a social legacy that may only now become appreciated: the space shuttle democratised and internationalised human spaceflight, and it advanced the ability of humans to migrate into space to stay.

The study used valid, reproducible and appropriate methods leading to neutral conclusions rather than decisions; it was not influenced by the funder and it advanced knowledge, contributed to theory and explored opportunities for transferability.