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It was a pleasure to find a sushi menu with enough intriguing alternatives (not just teriyaki and tempura) for those who prefer their seafood cooked.

But as the piece stumbles along, it has enough intriguing elements that eventually you forget about the gimmickry and concentrate on what Thaddeus Phillips, the performer, is up to.

Finally this week, a quick look ahead to the fourth round of the Challenge Cup, which contains enough intriguing ties to eclipse ongoing doubts over the format of the grand old knockout competition.

The movie carefully guided the viewer through its six story lines with just enough intriguing unfamiliarity, while succeeding — nearly miraculously — in creating a sense of connectedness among the myriad characters and retaining Mitchell's idea of the universality of love, pain, loss, and desire.

"We're still short of a final proof," says Smith, "but there are enough intriguing parallels that suggest this [gene] may be involved in the learning deficits in Down syndrome".

Yi is just about endearing enough, and intriguing enough, that we're glad to make the acquaintance.

On one level she is a slightly implausible character – a sort of female Jason Bourne – but Spotnitz has given Sam an intriguing enough back-story – and George portrays her with enough veiled emotional intensity – to suck you in.

Here, though, one militates against the other so that Leila, while believable, is not intriguing enough in herself and the concept, intriguing though it is, is just not believable enough.

The team's opening case, seen last week, was intriguing enough.

The referee Nigel Owens, a 39-year-old Welshman, is intriguing enough.

Plot twists like that one are certainly intriguing enough to captivate readers.