The Greeks are not seeking the repatriation of a multitude of ancient pieces on display in museums around the world as the country is proud to have these highly prized specimens on display in the international arena.
It was a fun, easy and instant archive, welcomed and used in a world otherwise filled with fast-moving, always-updating information and a lot of fragmentation, with pieces of our digital selves deposited across a multitude of places.
Visitors can also examine a multitude of more elaborate neo-Rococo pieces, upholstered in red silk damask, which are favored by the current Austrian government for use in ministerial offices and at state banquets.
Diana, Princess of Wales, had an extensive jewelry collection, including diamond pieces by a multitude of jewelers.
It's also wise to call ahead for the programming schedule of IMPROVISED AND OTHERWISE, a multidisciplinary festival of diverse experimental pieces by a multitude of participants.
"The Blancpain piece has a multitude of Chinese calendar indicators on the dial, but it's not a Chinese perpetual calendar that automatically accounts for the different number of days of the different months," Mr. Ng said.
The repetitions and ruminations of a multitude of inner voices, the comic set-pieces and the horrified, hyperreal prose are as spot-on as ever, but Connolly's new and deeper subject for steely dissection is the pain of abandonment: "the clench of agony... the weariness to come".
He pointed to Uniqlo's new collaboration with former supermodel and icon of Parisian style Ines de la Fressange as the archetype: The pieces effectively complement a multitude of other brands by remaining minimalistic and accessible to the mass market.
Now part of Museum Victoria, the 16-million-piece collection encompasses a multitude of rare scientific finds that only a rare few get to see on a regular basis.
To the Americans, the whole experience was impossibly alien: eating with chopsticks, the foreign dinner etiquette, the food cut up into small pieces, the mysterious ingredients, the multitude of courses, etc., etc.
