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There is the scruffy-morning you, the assembled-for-work you, the dressed-for-an-elegant-dinner you.

That quality should be even more pronounced when she performs with the wonderful cast she's assembled for her new work, "Beasts and Plots": Julia Burrer, Beth Gill, Kayvon Pourazar and Stuart Singer.

Moakes felt that there were no rules when the band re-assembled for studio work.

You and the donor are the most effective team ever assembled for this kind of work, and the plans you've collectively put together would be an unmitigated success if not for the policies of the president/king/high lord of all he/she surveys.

Other works assembled for this excellent exhibition also touch on themes of isolation, injustice and childhood memories.

Perhaps it's a symptom of the cultural moment, but on the face of many of the works assembled for this show, art seems to be heading back to the future.

Ms. Wilson, who is 35, and who teaches at the School of Visual Arts in New York, has mellowed, or at least there is evidence of that in the 18 works assembled for the Hunterdon show, organized by the staff curator Mary Birmingham.

Among the more than 100 works assembled for this retrospective, which runs through Feb. 23, are other well-known gems from masters like Brancusi and Picasso as well as less familiar modernist experiments from American artists like Robert Henri, Marsden Hartley, Maurice Prendergast and John Sloan that shared the cavernous Armory hall back in 1913.

PAGE 10 LAST DAY AT BRITISH TABLOID With the tremors of the News of the World scandal still spreading across the landscape of British life, the newspaper's staff assembled for the paper's last working shift before it is shut down by the Murdoch empire as part of its strategy for limiting the damage to its worldwide brand.

Word quickly went around the Supreme Court that this first group of four was probably the most conservative group ever assembled to work for a single Justice.

Poetry is the right description for the text-based work that Kenneth Goldsmith has assembled for a group exhibition at Oliver Kamm.