And violence is ever present, in a bull-wresting contest, a Mardi Gras celebration with a shooting death, and in the midair meeting of a pair of eagles.
Aluminium is a material ever present in a landfill, not only due to its high content of domestic waste, but also due to the volume of aluminous residual by-products produced by the primary and secondary aluminium industry.
In the 1990s, as a federal judge, Mr. Mukasey presided over the longest and most complex terrorism trial ever presented in a United States court in which Sheik Omar Abdel Rahman was convicted of conspiring to wage war against the United States.
"My Fair Lady" is produced by the Court Theater but is the first play the Court has ever presented in a Chicago theater outside its home in the outlying Hyde Park neighborhood.
"Marina Abramovic´: The Artist Is Present," MOMA's survey of the three-decade career of the Belgrade-born maverick, will première a new live performance, the longest endurance-based piece ever presented in a museum: the artist will sit silently, at a table, all day, every day, during visiting hours.
The trial, which remains the longest and most complex international terrorism case ever presented in a United States court, involved almost the entire array of national security issues that Judge Mukasey would face if confirmed as the Bush administration's third attorney general.
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And yet the exteriors of the two museums, the Unitarian church, the police station and other architectural commissions are among the most vigorous, even violent examples of color contrasts ever presented in the city, a peppermint-stick explosion.
(Tele-Charge) "THE BUNGLER" An early Moliere comedy, rarely if ever presented in the United States, in a new verse translation by Richard Wilbur.
