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It remains unclear what role any of the Iraqi figures played in this week's chart-heavy presentation to American lawmakers by Gen. David H. Petraeus, which showed significant drops in civilian deaths and sectarian killings.

Amid the statistics-heavy presentation on how brilliantly the culture industry was doing, Tian Jin, deputy director of the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television, said that since China agreed in February to import 14 additional foreign films each year, the market share of Chinese-made films had dropped and now accounted for 41.4 percent of ticket sales.

But it isn't where you're going to be doing any heavy document lifting — I can't imagine writing anything longer than a few pages in it, not to mention create a media-heavy presentation.

"When I joined IDEO, I couldn't speak much English, which meant that I struggled," says Fukasawa, who tried to compensate by devising image-heavy presentations — "the kind of things you could understand without having them explained in words".

New handhelds will have chips from Texas Instruments that allow users to view video clips and edit graphics-heavy presentations.

The lantern festivals were, as always, extravagant -- a fitting coda to a series of vacations, family gatherings and firework-heavy presentations.

The result is a text-heavy, utilitarian presentation that you wouldn't show off to friends, unless you just wanted to brag about creating it on a phone.

They have offered the exact same class every year for 15 years, changing nothing, never integrating any new or relevant information into the syllabus, never adding to the book list, memorising every lecture and then regurgitating it while mechanically moving their head back and forth between their Clip Art-heavy powerpoint presentation and the lecture theatre with glassy, hollow eyes.

Then an international cast of four proceeded to illustrate notions of perfection in a largely baffling one-hour multimedia presentation, heavy on the dance.

Asher does a wonderful job with the evidence for evolution, although non-biologists will find parts of his presentation heavy going.

Yet for all the drama in this text-heavy piece (the presentation style is a bit like the Public Radio International program "Selected Shorts"), Mr. Clifton also tries to keep it light with comic touches.