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The True Knot presents as a sort of reverse AA, a fellowship in the service of a destructive addiction.

Toby's comment at that party all those years ago suddenly presents as a sort of hidden teaching moment, a confirmation that this leap I have made is real.

Philip Pullman, whose His Dark Materials trilogy presents as a sort of anti-Narnia, regards Lewis's religious writings as "bullying, hectoring and dishonest in all kinds of ways", and the Narnia books as actually "wicked".

Each vignette is presented as a sort of plot equation that never really adds up.

The movement is sometimes presented as a sort of blue-collar rejection of establishment politicians and the status quo.

They're interspersed with some new writing and presented as a sort of state-of-the-nation address.

WASHINGTON — For the second of her annual season's two programs at the Kennedy Center, Suzanne Farrell came onstage to present, as a sort of lecture-demonstration, "The Balanchine Couple".

Back in the earliest days of 2008, the fact that Kerviel could have built up that ¤50bn exposure was presented as a sort of bizarre anomaly of the system.

That is because the characters -- based on Foot-Joy endorsers like John Daly, Brad Faxon, Davis Love III, Colin Montgomerie and Vijay Singh -- are presented as a sort of league of superheroes who work together from a "Clubhouse of Justice" to "rid the game of all that is evil".

In one of the production's arresting but unilluminating gestures, the theatricality of the enterprise is emphasized by having the play presented as a sort of half-dress rehearsal.

He's got a broader picture in mind, one in which the Second Amendment is presented as a sort of marginal doodle: what we need, he said, is for every man, woman, and child on earth to be able to have a gun.