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Mr. Raines, who was then the paper's Washington editor, said the "relentlessly cheerful" magazine was "devoted to depicting the region as one endless festival of barbecue, boiled shrimp, football Sundays and good old Nashville music".
The sentimentality and sensationalism of the annual exhibition were found here also, and so too was much exhibitionist virtuosity devoted to depicting the veiled faces and figures of ascending souls and their androgynous angelic escorts, as well as to recording bourgeois haberdashery.
Amid a huge show that ranges over eight centuries of Ghandara statues devoted to depicting the face of Buddha, are scattered the works of a playful and eagerly collected young Pakistani photographer, Rashid Rana.Using computer software to mix his images, Mr Rana creates works that are both ironic and disturbing.
We get no sense, to take the most extreme examples, that a good chunk of the film will be devoted to depicting the formation of the universe, and that in its final minutes The Tree of Life will lurch into a dreamlike religious mysticism.
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Substantial effort is being devoted to depicting RNA protein interactions for gaining insight into molecular mechanisms, but lncRNA protein interplay is poorly understood [ 8– 10].
She is worshipped throughout Indian culture, but mainly in Western India, where temples are devoted to her depicted as Mahalasa, the consort of Khandoba, a regional avatar of Shiva.
His novels "Whores for Gloria" and "Butterfly Stories" are entirely devoted to the topic, depicting desperate men in pursuit of chimerical dream-hookers who they hope will become their wives.
In 1871 he won an academy scholarship that enabled him to visit France and Italy, and when he returned to Russia he devoted himself to depicting episodes from Russian history.
FOR many years, beginning with the birth of his son in 1984, the artist Murray Zimiles devoted himself to depicting the Holocaust in works that now reside in museum collections.
✒ Friday's Daily Mail included a Jan Moir rant and a two-page, 11-picture spread devoted to Tony Benn's funeral, depicted in the giant headline as a gathering of its hate figures ("Scargill, ex-IRA chiefs, BBC luvvies and Cherie Blair"), with photos of others including Diane Abbott, George Galloway, Jack Straw and Peter Tatchell.
