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In something of a departure, BARGEMUSIC is presenting a two-part lecture-concert series examining a few facets of Franz Liszt.

This is one of the few facets of the Affordable Care Act that both Republicans and Democrats agree on, because it is so popular with the public.

From colonial times the city has attracted writers and journalists, and spawned countless magazines and newspapers, so that few facets of its life are unrecorded.

Work through the centuries since, as Diarmaid MacCulloch does in his new book, A History of Christianity: The First Three Thousand Years, and it's clear that few facets of human nature have been left unexplored in this struggle.

Though I certainly miss a few facets of the 1980s production, others now fall into sharper focus; the work's drama turns out to be more multilayered than I had recalled.

These are some of the stakes that were introduced by the industrial revolution, and it may be that we never really glimpsed even a few facets of their reality until the magnificent, powerful essays of Paul Romer came to press some thirty years ago.

Except in predatory or nocturnal amphipods, the eyes are small and consist of only a few facets.

And that concern has a few facets.

In the half-dozen songs from the album that figured into Thursday's second set, she showcased a few bright facets of her style: poetic introspection, rhythmic brio and a willingness to be swept along by her ensemble's undertow.

Meanwhile, we observed that the nanostructures mainly consist of shapes with fewer facets which are triangular or rhombohedral (Figure 1e).

Clearly it was meant to be fun, a light-hearted poke at a few potentially frustrating facets of this pastime loved by hundreds of millions of people around the world.