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The imitation isn't surprising since Ms. Stallings's movement style is closely based on Mr. Naharin's Gaga method, and it is full of the fascinating odd impulses, explosive balletic extensions, and spasmodic lurches and tics that characterize his work.

But it is always fascinating to see just how stubborn the impulse is to defend the "integrity of the game", whatever game it is, by defending its common rules.

It's fascinating to think about how variously those impulses have evolved in different cultures, and it's tempting to extrapolate national characteristics from the way people move.

"An E-Mail Affliction: The Long Goodbye" (May 9) was fascinating because of what it revealed about social impulses.

China represents a grand and fascinating experiment in managing these two fundamentally contradictory impulses: trying to let the markets work freely versus trying to maintain stability and control in the market.

And when you consider that the adult brain has about 100 billion neurons transmitting electrical impulses, it's no wonder this fascinating show compares all that firing to an intracranial thunder shower.

I yielded to the impulse, and the results of the experiment were both fascinating and disheartening.

He who would write a small but useful book about the sport must resist the impulse to wander up the multitudinous tributaries that, however fascinating, do not belong in such an effort.

The degree to which radical and conservative impulses run together in the series paintings is fascinating.

"It's interesting that although the real Lizzie is fascinating enough people still project their own darkness or worst impulses on to the story," says Behrens. "Or alternatively they try and make her more sympathetic.

In a fascinating cognitive twist, this appeal to reason actually stunts our altruistic impulses.