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So we get, for instance, an outstanding little piece on delusional "Truman Show syndrome", a visceral exposition on how the institutional loathings between the FBI and the CIA contributed to 9/11, a lovely little filmed drawing of a cartoon, and a ballsachingly unfunny "comedy" sketch about Balzac, which went on about eight days too long for a 30-minute slice of this or anyone's life.
Recently Dunn [ 18] provided a cogent exposition of how the apparent dissociation between recollection and familiarity on the one hand, and confidence on the other, could be more parsimoniously explained by a signal detection model.
Di Montezemolo proposed cutting grands prix into two shorter races in a wide-ranging exposition on how he would like F1 to change in the future.
No subject was too small; he once delivered a lengthy exposition on how to boil an egg.
At TV.com, Noel Kirkpatrick commented favorably on how the second season of "one of television's best programs" handled the necessary quantity of exposition, and on its introduction of the theme of conflict between spiritualism and secularism.
There is little exposition about how the system works; the viewer becomes a fly on the wall during their journey, at times, by design, as disoriented as the characters.
However, there is much exposition on the mechanics of "Survivor": how the group is actually divided into an orange team (the Tagi tribe) and a yellow (Pagong).
Evans closed the Exposition on May 4 on the quarterdeck of Connecticut.
Perhaps he should watch the film 12 Angry Men, which is a brilliant exposition of how juries' discussions on the facts matter.
The chapter on The World at War is a masterly exposition of how documentary series get made - the autonomy of the researcher and producer, the essential genius of the film editor and the creative restraint necessary in the executive producer.
