He had again assembled meditators in 1963 to solve the Cuban missile crisis.
Mr. Ellis has successfully directed "She Loves Me" twice before, in the much-loved 1993 Broadway revival (also for Roundabout) and in London the next year, and he has once again assembled a deluxe design team to coax this shy show into full bloom.
The new Bouley's clearest design link to its forebear is the vestibule, where Mr. Bouley has once again assembled shelf upon shelf of apples, hundreds of them, replaced often enough to stay fresh and fill the air with an orchard's worth of perfume.
Bournemouth Pier John Mitchell With the aid of estimable London promoters Warm and Mulletover, one-off party specialists Eastern Electrics have once again assembled one of the finest lineups of the holiday period.
We've once again assembled our annual list of the most expensive cruises, and found that the priciest were the ones offering the most in terms of technology, healthy dining and learning opportunities.
And so, in light of the New Aesthetic debates that continue to wage on all over the web, we've once again assembled a chorus of voices to weigh in on the matter this time, with an eye towards demonstrating the conversation's diversity.
Then, two-thirds of the way through, the narrative sweeps ten years into the future, and, while the setting remains the same (that summer house on the coast), the familiar cast of characters, once again assembled, has aged by a decade, except for three of them: Mrs. Ramsay and two of her children, their deaths revealed in a series of casually jolting parenthetical asides.
PAGE A15 New Kerry-Edwards Rivalry John Kerry and John Edwards, Democratic rivals turned running mates last year, have become rivals again, assembling competing political networks in preparation for the 2008 presidential race.
21, demonstrators were once again assembled in University Square.
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