The more you look, the more the black man in his white coffin, with his black suit and white shirt, black tie and white gloves, becomes an array of dynamic rhythms - an exercise in graphic abstraction.
There it will join what has become a bewildering array of products in the "music" category.
Later you will have to master what can become a daunting array of Batgadgets and special combat moves.
The giant observatory will become part of an array of telescopes built by the European Southern Observatory organisation – of which Britain is a key member – in Chile.
In a year, that eight-story building will become home to an array of small arts groups, many of which now operate out of their living rooms.
Over the next 70 years, Europe would become home to an array of parties on the left, centre and right, but it would not witness anything resembling American populism until the 1970s.
If she loses, the estate will go to Ms. Price's siblings, who have stated that they will simply let the state take it over rather than give it to Ms. Jordan, who would become saddled with an array of estate taxes.
"How many adult film performers have to become infected with an array of preventable sexually transmitted diseases - including HIV, which is not curable - before the porn industry actually complies with the law requiring condom use," he said in a statement.
In his elegy for Yeats, Auden claims that the poet, upon dying, "became his admirers," but it would've been more accurate to say that like most Grand Old Men (and not just the ones who actually are men), Yeats had much earlier become shorthand for an array of generalizations.
The new line from the Corporation is that such disparities in wealth are "unacceptable" in the 21st century.Since the mid-1990s the Corporation has also become involved in an array of government-sponsored regeneration initiatives and partnerships in the surrounding boroughs, including the City Fringe Partnership, the Cross River Partnership and many more.
