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Here, dressed in pants and a silver jacket, she not only explores the isolation of her body parts, but also is herself an isolated figure in space.
Jan suggests there is a rightness to commemorating the fire with a performance that not only explores our fraught relationship with its elemental opposite but embodies our adaptability.
But this one not only explores the way it takes a crisis to engender community spirit but opens up rich possibilities for musical theatre.
The film not only explores the fruitlessness of trying to stabilize shorelines that nature prefers to keep in flux, but it also looks at issues like who benefits from, and who pays for, these expensive efforts.
In this compelling history of one weapon's outsized impact on the world, the British journalist Michael Hodges not only explores the AK's crucial role in high-profile war zones like Vietnam and Iraq but also examines the travails of "Kalashnikov societies" — like Sudan, where "the sheer numbers of the gun make it impossible for civil society to assert itself and halt the killing".
In planning my next trip to El Nido in February, I booked online with the bespoke sailing outfit Tao Philippines, which not only explores some of the most remote islands in Southeast Asia, but also offers a total digital holiday: no e-mail, no newsfeed, no phone.
For the project, Gossage and Soth were not only exploring a new land but also new techniques.
We started getting in on the concept of not only exploring the mysteries of Manson and the nature of family, but the mysteries of these characters".
This is a tale of discovery, not only exploring why and how we have developed as we have, but also looking at the history of our anatomical understanding.
Dom (Murray Bartlett), always the sex bomb, not only explored what it's like to be in an open relationship, but his partnership with "fag hag" Doris Lauren Weedmann) was the anti-Will & Grace.
Thile's stylistic sweep mirrors that of the classically trained Mehldau, who has not only explored the chamber jazz piano lineage of Bill Evans and Keith Jarrett, but worked with symphony orchestras, opera singers, and experimental pop producer Jon Brion.
