Klein invented his iconic International Klein Blue and died young; Arman squared off in violent yet precise acts against violins and guitars, shower hoses, sofas, paint tubes, bicycles, motorcycles, cars and statues, which he smashed, flattened, burned, sawed in half, cast in bronze and sliced, or sank into Perspex or concrete.
Both are gifted with extraordinary athleticism that allows them to repeat precisely the act of throwing a baseball at precise targets.
President Mikheil Saakashvili of Georgia has characterized the attack as a precise and defensive act.
The precise quotation, in Act IV, is, "To be acknowledg'd, madam, is o'erpaid".
But Agamben's point about the Holocaust (and Koestenbaum's about lynching photographs or the grotesqueries at Abu Ghraib) has to do with the codification of that process, its more or less elaborate ritual or performance, and the precise, apparently small, acts of mockery or exposure that link reality TV and surveillance culture to the worst forms of humiliation.
Same goes for the trackpad, which is precise and never acted up during my test.
And yet the rhythm of this opening spat, the music of the dialogue as staged by Hal Brooks, is as precise as a double-act comedy routine.
All that remains is elegy and the act of precise memorial.
The discrimination embedded in the Defense of Marriage Act is precise yet sweeping.
Their relative inexperience is the one act of precise duplication with New Labour.
