Organized by José Roca, an independent curator, the exhibition looks as if an exceptionally creative sociology professor had displayed audio-visual materials for an introductory college course on the systems and semiotics of social control.
Well, yes, but not as exceptionally as we think.
Some praise them as brilliant and exceptionally clear.
Mr. Weatherstone, who is 55 and is viewed by insiders and outsiders alike as an exceptionally capable, if not brilliant, executive, has been regarded for the last few years as the most likely candidate to succeed Lewis T. Preston, Morgan's 60-year-old chairman and chief executive.
The actors — Diana Garcia as Fernanda, Emilio Valdés as Chano — look exceptionally fit without their clothes and say and shout their lines with vigor, if not all that much conviction.
Last night, his brow was perpetually furrowed and he seemed to squint into the camera (blinding lights or an effort to read the Teleprompter seemed like plausible reasons), which made him look as if he were trying exceptionally hard to be taken seriously.
If he faces felony charges, many believe that Mr. Edwards, known as an exceptionally good trial lawyer who is protective of his law degree, would fight them.
This was not regarded as an exceptionally serious problem.
While he has always been known as an exceptionally heavy buyer of takeover stock here as well as in Canada and Britain, his stake in Sperry is believed to be among the largest he has ever acquired, if not the largest.
I asked him if he expected treasure to be found in Vault B. He looked at me as if I had asked an exceptionally stupid question, then advised me to discuss the matter with Balagovindan, his uncle's lawyer.
In the case of the St .Lawrence Quartet's rendering of Osvaldo Golijov's "Yiddishbbuk" on Friday night, it was not particularly long but it was exceptionally deep, as if the audience needed time to recalibrate the senses after the potent blows from Mr. Golijov's world of sound.
