But its location made it wholly unique.
Like "David Gale," "Syndrome" benefited from a flow of events that made it wholly appropriate and timely.
What makes it wholly Barack's, though, is that he has worn it with trainers and a T-shirt from Adidas's arch rival Nike.
His apparent "disregard for niceties," the judge wrote, made it "wholly plausible" that he had forced his way into the apartment.
His way of showing how three or more unrelated activities may coexist on one stage powerfully recalls Chekhov, but Cunningham made it wholly American, an expression of the cultural pluralism that has marked this country for centuries.
Francis Poulenc's 1958 setting of Jean Cocteau's phone-monologue, La Voix Humaine, is one of the hardest tests for a soprano and, in this new production – Welsh National Opera's contribution to the Wales Millennium Centre's Festival of Voice – Claire Booth makes it wholly unforgettable.
The view that the world could not exist even for a second without God, makes it wholly dependent on God and, hence, not really an autonomous entity.
While this all made it a wholly satisfactory evening for Pellegrini, City are at Aston Villa on Saturday when Paul Lambert's side should beware, though David Silva's thigh injury may keep him out until next week's visit of Bayern Munich for the second Champions League group game.
In 1978, approaching my late 20s, I was in a state of confusion: anxious to find a new direction as a historian, keen to get stuck into something big and try to make it my own, but wholly unclear about what it should be.
