The show, a collaboration with Aaran Art Gallery in Tehran, includes tributes to Western artists and writers (Jan van Eck, Samuel Beckett) Mr. Golshiri holds dear, as well as a marker for himself, which looks like a work in progress.
Asgill himself was "as dear as he is brave".
Oh dear, as she might have said, how horrid.
He said, "The blood of your sons is as dear as the blood of Jews".
"Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear," as Willie Whitelaw would have said.
Pay is lower here than Kingsley expected; houses are as dear as he feared.
Arkus-Duntov opposed the split because it hindered rear visibility, something he held dear as a racecar driver.
"But that's always going to happen when you're changing the geometry of something as dear as the asphalt.
In Britain, where prices are increasing again, housing still looks expensive (if not quite as dear as in Australia).
But taking the law into your own hands can cost you dear as Paul Brough from Northumberland discovered in 2001.
When gas is dear, as it is now, utilities use more coal; because coal is dirtier, they have to buy more pollution permits in penance.
