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Worst of all for Beijing, the unrest presents about as clear a picture of good versus evil as exists outside fairy tales.

"Lewis Hine" presents about 175 mostly postcard-size prints from all phases of Hine's career drawn from the collections of the George Eastman House International Museum of Photography and Film by that institution's photography curator at large, Alison Nordström.

Drawn from the collection of the Seattle museum, "African Art, African Voices" presents about 150 works from western Africa and Kenya, dating from the 19th century to the present, and grouped roughly by cultures of origin.

Organized by Frank Escher and Nicholas Olsberg, it presents about 120 plans, sections and renderings that counter his longstanding image as an architect who succumbed to Hollywood gaudiness and glamour.

This enthralling exhibition presents about 160 mostly desktop-scale works from the museum's Chinese collections, including ornate boxes; carvings in wood, jade, amber, ivory and other semi-precious materials; ceramic vases; and a selection of lavishly embroidered silk kimonos used in royal theatrical performances.

Organized by Denise Leidy and Joyce Denney, curators in the Met's Asian art department, the show presents about 160 mostly desktop-scale works from the museum's collections, including ornate boxes; carvings in wood, jade, amber, ivory and other semi-precious materials; ceramic vases; and lavishly embroidered silk kimonos used in royal theatrical performances.

This paper presents about comprehensive investigations into Advanced Recycling Reactor ARRR) based on existing and/or mature technologies (called "Early ARR"), aiming transuranics (TRU) burning and considering harmonization of TRU burning capability, technology readiness, economy and safety.

All told, the barge presents about 220 concerts year round.

WHAT is the "paradox" that Mr. Baker presents about President Obama?

This show presents about 45 pieces dating from 1964 to 2003.

Other nominees for musical and comedy were Stephen Frears's "Mrs. Henderson Presents," about a wartime widow in England who puts on a nude revue; Susan Stroman's "Producers," a new version of the hit Broadway show and remake of the cult classic film; and Noah Baumbach's "Squid and the Whale," a wry comedy about a teenager's experience of his parents' divorce.