Things seem even more unlikely when suddenly 300 watches start beeping simultaneously.
To make the action look even more splendid, Robbins suddenly introduces some imposing new soloists with their own accompanying ensemble.
His swelling soundscapes become even more startling when suddenly pierced by ghoulish glimpses of the musicians, a phantom orchestra that ominously fades away.
But a newer crop of tech upstarts have ideas that seem even more threatening, and suddenly Glaser seems like more of an ally -- though you get the sense at times that the alliance is a grudging one.
After all, the script over the past few weeks has been depressingly familiar for Giants fans: The Giants have struggled to establish any kind of running attack and, even more glaringly, have suddenly begun faltering in the pass rush, a traditional strength.
By the end of that year, I'm in "Rock of Ages," and I'm suddenly even more connected to the Broadway community.
Even more damaging were accusations — suddenly public — that Mr. Allen had used racial epithets against African-Americans while he was in college.
The expanded quota rules brought with them a change in the amount of revenue the studios accrue from sales, from 13-17% to a flat rate of 25%, making China suddenly even more attractive a market.
Parallel negotiations between the US and Europe, known as the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP), are suddenly even more behind: hamstrung by similar opposition as well as complications created by Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
Even more ominously, President Obama suddenly left the White House on a recent night and went to the Washington Monument, the obelisk that figures in Brown's climactic scene, and stayed inside for 20 minutes.
