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For instance, although the reports from an investigation can seem utterly convincing, a doctor, and even the department's own expert witnesses, can often convincingly contradict them.

As chair of the Brighton festival that opened on 2 May and runs until next Sunday, I have zig-zagged between politics and the arts, yo-yoing between two worlds that can seem utterly disconnected from each other.

MILAN — How so many designers end up on the same inspirational page at the same time is one of those oddities of fashion, like the perennial re-emergence of drop-crotch trousers and hobble skirts, that can seem utterly incomprehensible from the outside.

These overlaps and omissions are unnoticeable if they are part of your culture –but they can seem utterly bizarre if they are not.

It sets out to describe America's reaction to the terror attack of Sept. 11, 2001, an event so overpowering that given a year and a half of reflection and relentless commentary it can still seem utterly amorphous.

Among the Ten Thousand Things speaks to what makes a person, and a family, tick, even when it can so easily seem utterly inexplicable.

Who else can seem so utterly both Roundhead and Cavalier?

The Metaphysics 101 argument can seem Janus-faced: its premises seem utterly shallow, and yet its conclusion seems to resolve a deep ontological debate.

Looking to a 38-year-old multimillionaire with his own clothes range to do that may seem utterly absurd, but what if he – and Beady Eye – can deliver?

Whatever we can do as individuals to change the way we live at this suddenly very late date does seem utterly inadequate to the challenge.

Both seem utterly distorted.