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Mr. Boettiger has also fashioned his own e-mail system to try to ensure he responds to all the e-mails he should.

She has also fashioned an absorbing and moving story about the servants at Longbourn: Sarah, the housemaid; Mr. and Mrs. Hill, who take charge of the stables and household; James, the new young footman; and little Polly, an orphan lucky enough to be spared the bleak fate that otherwise often awaited such girls (the streets, the poorhouse, a life of virtual slavery).

As the Glenn Beck Industrial Complex has mushroomed, Beck has also fashioned himself as a tech disrupter, intent on putting "old media"—that is, liberal media out of business.

Skorka has also fashioned "flight cards" with intricate, occasionally grandiloquent wine descriptions (like the German Scheurebe described as "redolent of apricots and lemon grass"), which guests can take away to remember the wines they've tried, adding to what Skorka describes as the entertainment value of the visit.

They had also fashioned a secret entrance, hidden behind what looked like a straw bale.

Meanwhile, researchers have also fashioned the materials into lasers, transistors and magnets.

Mr. Franco had also fashioned a 12-hour version of the outtakes called "Endless Idaho," but that is no longer being shown, "out of respect," he said, to River Phoenix's family.

One apparent paradox of 21st-century statecraft is that while new technologies have theoretically given a voice to the anonymous and formerly powerless (all you need is a camera phone to start a movement), they have also fashioned erstwhile faceless bureaucrats into public figures.

The LRG specification is the culmination of considerable debate among those participating in the project and has also been fashioned by the advice of external commentators.

Since the 1970s, he has also been fashioning smaller figures from roots and branches.

The British Fashion Council has also developed fashion week's digital offer.