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In other interpretations, like e) explicating assessment framing, there seems to be great room for improvement.

Self-contained interpretations like "The Duchess of Langeais" are relatively rare.

Online movie-makers aren't subject to the same restrictions and YouTube hosts homemade interpretations like the King & Jutras effort starring Paul Rowe.

All the hors d'oeuvres are sandwiches, although some are loose interpretations, like the eggplant roulades made by Michel Nischan of Heartbeat, who has included them in a display of ingredients from local farms used in his hors d'oeuvres.

Kubrick, he explains, was always intent on pushing the form, on leaving the work open to multiple interpretations, like the French impressionists or the Cubist painters that went before.

And then there are the historical interpretations, like the recently revived Courage Imperial Russian Stout, £6.59, Amazon – now brewed by Wells and Young's in Bedford – and one of my favourites, The Kernel's 1890 Export Stout, £2.99, beermerchants.com, an impressively complex ale in whose murky depths you might find dried fruit and coffee.

Moses's frosty reticence, which entitled her public to whatever syrupy interpretations it liked, surely masked elements of sorrow and anger from a difficult life.

Mr. Castorf is known for anarchic interpretations and likes to fold texts from other works into the theater pieces he directs.

The categories to which you belong may be obvious (male/female) or subtle (interpretation of "like"), and there are more or less depending on how much you interact with Facebook.

There's no agreement on its meaning, but the interpretation I like best is this one: Trains represented an escape to freedom.

"I haven't seen any legal interpretation like this," she said.