Henry Nguyen likely is a clever fellow and a perfectly competent, perhaps even spectacular, businessman.
Perhaps most spectacular is the brilliant red field poppy, making a stunning splash of colour this summer.
Perhaps less spectacular than he frequently is for Bolton, but arguably even more effective.
That's because, more accurately, it is Planet Earth II, the latest – and perhaps most spectacular – blockbuster nature series the BBC has ever made.
Perhaps most spectacular of all is the opening this spring of the $66 million Pershing Square Signature Center, the inviting new home of the Signature Theater Company, designed by yet another A-list architectural name, Frank Gehry.
Here, the plot has evolved to a mere excuse for a lot of dancing, and perhaps more spectacular star turns in various roles than in any other 19th-century ballet.
But in the Hudson, its ecological impact is perhaps more spectacular; it has simply transformed the chemistry of the freshwater portion of the river, roughly above West Point, and threatened the stability of that entire stretch.
Perhaps most spectacular of all was her victory at the 2007 Australian Open, a tournament for which she turned up overweight, out of practice and ranked just 81 in the world, having spent most of the previous three years away from the game, battling the depression that engulfed her following the murder of her older sister Yetunde in 2003.
It's perhaps less spectacular than those places – a town adored far more by knowing natives than by the tourist guides – but is well worth visiting for its narrow streets flowing around its delightful port and offers some truly outstanding seafood restaurants, as well as a beautiful cathedral.
And perhaps most spectacular of all, a magazine story late last month revealed cops have been running a secret aerial surveillance program in city skies.
