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"Senator McCain doesn't have near the record of getting things done," an aide to Mr. Bush said today, giving a preview of the oratory to come.

"It was mind-boggling," Mr. Secord said while giving a preview of an exhibition of the Evans collection that opens on Feb. 9. Prices range from $150 for figurines into the five figures for portraits of particular champions.

After the show, in a late-night encounter, François Salque, a cellist, will play a piece by Krystof Maratka, a young Czech composer and the festival's composer in residence, giving a preview of a Czech Celebration next week.

"It's just — I'm so scared of the light," Mr. Walther, a retired Goldman Sachs partner, said recently in his apartment, while giving a preview of a two-year exhibition series that starts next month in galleries run by his family foundation.

Her book doesn't come out until summer, but Ms. Berriozabal is giving a preview reading and performance Saturday to observe a special occasion: the 100th anniversary of the day her paternal grandparents and father crossed the Mexican border into the United States.

Now, Williams's first retrospective is at the Monmouth County Historical Association in Freehold, N.J. "Let me introduce you to his long-suffering wife, Margaret," Bernadette M. Rogoff, the museum curator there, said while giving a preview of the exhibition, "Micah Williams: Portrait Artist".

John Hunt Morgan's destructive raid in July gave a preview of what Kentuckians could expect.

But The Independent on Sunday has been given a preview of some of the winning entries.

Mr. Romney also gave a preview of a jobs speech he is scheduled to give in Nevada on Tuesday.

She gave a preview of her book at the TEDGlobal conference in Edinburgh on Tuesday morning and in an interview.

He gave a preview of it at the Roseland Ballroom on Wednesday evening, starting a three-night stand there.