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And Mr. Gutierrez's work is most alive when he probes that charged space between action and analysis.

The film, typically, is as sexy as bread-mold; still, reviewers who compared "8 1/2 Women" to Fellini's "8 1/2" and found it lacking missed the point: Greenaway is interested in the booby-trapped space between desire and realization -- between head and hand -- and he probes that gulf with self-awareness and welcome humor.

He probed in a gentle way that helped him formulate a plan for treatment specific to my needs.

In the next few days, the Senate should probe that philosophy more deeply.

And the markets continue to probe that discomfort.

"They are capitalizing on others' awareness and actively probing that awareness".

Schwarzenegger has probed that tender point at every opportunity.

His recent declaration that he opposes probing into areas that would "harm the state" sounds like a transparent pretext for circumscribing further investigation.

The preliminary drawings many of which have been preserved reveal Leonardo's lofty conception of the "science of painting"; he put to artistic use the laws of equilibrium that he had probed in his studies of mechanics.

In "Ghosts of the Abyss," he uses every means of probing that modern science has put at his disposal -- electronic, mechanical, sonic -- only to find that the tragic reality of the Titanic, its myths and its meanings, remain tantalizingly beyond his reach.

Clearly, he is still drawn toward institutions, but few of the ones that he has probed over the years — not even the high schools and hospitals — have been as hard to encompass as the N.Y.P.L.