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Sky Arts announced that it is to broadcast a filmed version of Simon Callow's one-man play about the Bard, Being Shakespeare, while the BBC and Arts Council England unveiled a project of an even more intriguing kind, called The Space.

And that, to me, is the most intriguing kind of art.

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"In my mind all the content is supposed to be sort of confusing and intriguing, just kind of how the cubes are," she says.

The same intriguing, undoing kind of writing works on the world of the book, too; its setting and details.

I've written now and then about high-end innovations in China's alcohol consumption, but this one has even more intriguing implications — the kind of implications that might make you wonder about the company's books if you trade its stock.

Moreover, different subsets of touch neurons also display differential severity of morphological defects, and even vary in the type of defects that can be observed., It is intriguing that this kind of aging heterogeneity exists even between neurons of the same type.

"It's kind of intriguing," Runyan said.

"He was charming and charismatic, and kind of intriguing," she said.

Cooper says: "It's an amazing period of time, featuring a kind of intriguing collaboration of two worlds ultimately colliding.

It's atmospheric and intriguing, though not the kind of DNA-reconfiguring performance last year led us to expect.