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Both groups present the kind of eclectic repertory that is common today, mixing some classicism with contemporary fare.

Most of the smaller pieces in Ms. Taylor's show — she calls them "paintings" — present the kind of enigmatic narrative one might expect from, say, Eric Fischl.

Thursday night will present the kind of moment that at least some players dream about, the kind of game that can cement a reputation or permanently damage it.

That tradition includes giving a defendant the room to present the kind of defense he wants, said Gerald L. Shargel, a lawyer known for representing Mr. Gotti and others accused of being leaders of organized crime.

The schools present the kind of opportunity that "electrifies" hedge fund managers, said Mr. Tilson, 43, who is on the board of the Knowledge Is Power Program, which manages charter schools around the country.

And the decision handed down on Thursday does not present the kind of issues -- like a split in decisions among different courts or a major constitutional issue -- that are normally of interest to the Supreme Court.

But on Tuesday night at the Joyce Theater, the company presented the kind of dream repertory one seldom sees these days.

Presenting the kind of unconventional programs that might more typically be found at the Brooklyn Academy of Music requires a delicate balancing act for Lincoln Center.

The tornado of populism that swept through Washington this week presented the kind of challenge that forced him to improvise as he worked to catch up with public opinion.

Larry has a wife who views him as the audience does, with exasperation and affection, presenting the kind of classic foil Ricky Ricardo was to Lucy.

As a fount of usually anonymous opinion, talk radio often presents the kind of voices rarely heard on network television or in big-city papers.