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Another, in the final piece, lies in the surprising choreographic textures that Mr. Munisteri devises in response to the edited andante movement of a lush Samuel Barber concerto.

To that list might be added kindred figures like Daguerre, Moholy-Nagy, Gordon Matta-Clark and Dan Graham -- diverse artists who dreamed up spectacular designs, artful production numbers that became predecessors to what Mr. Eliasson devises in his studio here.

And, most tragically, it sets our military commanders the impossible task of proving to a civilian court, under whatever standards this court devises in the future, that evidence supports the confinement of each and every enemy prisoner.

J. finds a Russian ship heading for Odessa, and he buys a Finnish dagger, called a finka in Russian, and he devises, in the spirit of Mozart, an operatic plot to get V. out of the clutches of her brothel keeper.

What focuses the "Words and Pictures" discussion — and there is a lot in this very talky film — is a showdown Marcus devises in part to save his job, which his drinking has put in jeopardy.

While most agree that it was important, with Eric Ives writing that "the effect which its provisions had upon the development of English land law was revolutionary", some say that by allowing uses and devises in certain areas it not only failed to remove the fraudulent element from land law but actively encouraged it.

Instead individual schools are to devise in-house diagnostic tools.

A cease-fire devised in Munich in February collapsed.

The itinerary would be devised in consultation with the client.

Beaufort scale, in full Beaufort wind force scale, scale devised in 1805 by Comdr.

Sure Start, for example, was devised in the Treasury and handed to Education in 1999.