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But it communicated the essence of one of 20th-century ballet's superb partnerships, fabled but still real at a level of personal magnetism.

The way that Lubbock describes those experiments may not dwell on the turps and the sweat of the studio, but it communicates something rarer to come by, the liberating clarity of a philosophic mind.

Emin's unique touch works on a big scale, in her huge drawings, paintings and embroideries, but it communicates just as well in tiny, exquisite forms, for instance a charm bracelet, which is one of the pieces she has created in collaboration with Stephen Webster for her new venture into designer jewellery.

For Bordo, there is a mind inside the pornographic female body, but it communicates only a limited range of nonthreatening desires, and therefore it exists as a truncated self.

Ms. Van Hove of Allergan said the company had not promoted Botox for migraines, but it had communicated appropriate scientific information about studies on that use.

But it also communicated unmistakably that he was in control -- not only of the team, of course, but of the building.

It wasn't directly political, but it was communicated with a low-boil societal rage that occasionally rolled into a full boil.

When asked to elucidate on that comment, Arnebeck replied: "We have highly reliable information but it was communicated to me in a way that should be preserved in confidence".

It might surely work as a film, or even a radio documentary, while as a CD it is certainly clever and atmospheric – but what does it communicate?

But what, exactly, does it communicate?

Tectonic's music had lived in Bristol, but also far beyond it, communicating with London and dubstep producers nationwide.