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Ronaldo rattled a 30-yard strike off the left post in the 11th minute for Portugal, but Ivory Coast otherwise created better opportunities.

(Others will be forgiven for thinking this creature — designed by Zack Brown, who otherwise created lovely, evocative set and costumes — more resembles a college mascot gone terribly wrong).

Groundbreaking in every sense of the term, the exhibition featured site-specific installations — by Dennis Oppenheim, Robert Smithson, Hans Haacke and others — that were hewn, molded or otherwise created from the land itself.

Mr. Solomon, a 30-year-old artist, has plastered a wall in his Williamsburg studio with portraits of himself, all drawn, painted, or otherwise created by people responding to fliers he posts around the city that simply say, "Will you draw me?" "It doesn't bother me, it kind of fuels me," Mr. Solomon said, adding that in reality the drawings are not about him so much as about the people doing them.

He has spent the last decade around some of the world's biggest and most complex machines: accelerator facilities that produce exotic isotopes otherwise created only in stars.

The issue that really matters to scientists, STEM workers, and the economy at large is the meaning of the correlations: In a market where large numbers of very smart, well-educated scientists and others are struggling to find work commensurate with their abilities and extensive training, how are new jobs, both high skilled and otherwise, created?

Pretending otherwise creates uncertainty about when the day of reckoning will come.

These are the truths about the situation; to claim otherwise creates distrust.

Now scientists have installed small artificial islands with plants on them that suck up the nutrients that would otherwise create algae in the pool.

In a genre in which singers growl, howl, scream and otherwise create vocal mischief, defining a good metal singer can be a challenge.

If only our nation's capital would reduce on-street parking, close streets to vehicles and otherwise create disincentives for car use and ownership.