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Globalisation is usually presented as a modern phenomenon.

When the press writes scare stories about the labour supply draining jobs from rich to poor places, it is usually presented as a "race to the bottom" simply in terms of wages.

Walther's rival, Sixtus Beckmesser, is usually presented as a pedantic city clerk, over whom Walther wins a singing contest, and thus the hand of Eva, the love interest, after Beckmesser is tricked into performing a nonsense song by Sachs.

Hemenway has discovered, as he explained in this interview with Harvard Magazine, that what is usually presented as a case of self-defense with guns is, in the real world, almost invariably a story about an escalating quarrel.

And the formidable Ian McKellen, playing opposite Helen Mirren in Strindberg's "Dance of Death," turned what is usually presented as a portrait of a marriage into a harrowing study of one man's relationship with his own mortality.

It is not really a play, inasmuch as it has no action, sets or plot and is usually presented as a concert reading, the format chosen by Charlotte Moore, director of the Irish Repertory revival.

Regardless of gender, the Latin Lover is usually presented as, at best, a fling of simple passion.

In apparent defiance of his boss, Malaysia's deputy prime minister, Anwar Ibrahim, claims that "no Asian tradition can be cited to support the proposition that in Asia the individual must melt into a faceless community".The argument about Asian values is usually presented as an intellectual joust between Asia and the West.

Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukTHE cliché of the "Asian century" is usually presented as an economic argument: that the startling growth of a number of Asian countries is shifting the centre of gravity of the global economy to the continent where the bulk of its people live.

The analysis is usually presented as an annualized standard deviation.

Such kind of summary is usually presented as an organized sequence of interesting events.