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No matter how ingenious the future architects of the new Middle Eastern geography prove to be, crisscrossing sectarian and tribal allegiances will make it impossible to align national borders with one preferred version of Islam.
"It's a remarkable case of convergence" that shows just how ingenious organisms are in the way they "play around with chemicals".
Freud's discovery, Phillips writes, was just how ingenious and disturbing modern people had become as the unconscious artists of their own lives.
Lew gave Lin-Manuel Miranda a tour of the Treasury in March and told New York Magazine how ingenious he thinks the musical is.
And look how ingenious the Romans have been to provide not only a ramp but also a series of stairs, flat area stairs and so on.
What comes across is how the ingenious gentleman from La Mancha captures imaginations to the exclusion of everything else Cervantes invented.
Or how Philip Taaffe's ingenious placement of no more than two or three types of faces, two frontal, one in 3/4 profile--and there must be nearly 70 of them--yet because of the fact that they are placed on and off the grid formation our perception is caught between familiar faces by the use of repetition and the disturbing occurrence of irregularity.
A closer look inside the 11 greenhouses reveals an ingenious example of how a local farm successfully harnessed the earth's power to grow crops that never grew here before.
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