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The contrast in the papers' coverage is instructive, as is Radio 4's.

"Singerie: The Chicken's Wedding" (pictured above) shows a chicken seated in a coach led by elaborately costumed servants and celebrators all of whom are monkeys.Lisbon's National Museum of Tiles is instructive as well as a visual treat, with many tile tableaux from ruined or abandoned palaces and religious buildings on show.

While you are at the site, a reading of some of the comments is instructive, as well as actually reading some of the other posts.

The early history of the Soviet Union is instructive, as well as the current regime in Iran.

But the dinner is instructive as a picture of power.

Mr. Wallace's tragic transformation is instructive as we contemplate new leadership for the nation.

A closer look at the dynamics of generational differences, as well as other demographic variables, on attitudes toward Cuba could be instructive, as would a deeper analysis of different types of media outlets of their coverage of Cuba.

His comparisons of the very different reactions — on the part of politicians and the public — to the Great Depression of the 1930s and today's recession can be instructive as well.

The editorial blitz that followed Senator Clinton's outraged response to some blameless observations about a slight show of cleavage on the Senate floor was instructive, as was Mrs. Clinton's summoning up of feminist cant about the sexism of focusing on what a woman wears to the exclusion of her ideas.

It might be instructive, as with history, to examine why this is so.

How the N.F.L. reacts to this latest scandal will be instructive as to how seriously it's taking this issue.