Visitors familiar with the holdings will see a lot of what they already know, but encounter old faces in new places, which can produce revelations.
The pressures of the competition produce revelations about each of them, transforming a rambunctious adventure story into a potent exploration of racial identity and the brutal treatment of Australia's indigenous peoples.
Exceptional shows, like "Ways of the River" at the Fowler Museum of Cultural History at U.C.L.A. last year, or "Memory: Luba Art and the Making of History" at the Museum for African Art in New York in 1996, have demonstrated that an in-depth look at specific aspects of specific cultures, old or new, past or present, can produce revelations.
Mr. Holder had testified about Fast and Furious on three prior occasions, and the hearing before the House Judiciary Committee produced few revelations.
In the 18 months since the Guardian produced its revelations about phone hacking, the trajectory has been in one direction: arrests, more arrests, and ever more curbs.
A new update to the FSA's code, following the intervention of the EU's banking regulator, also produced other revelations last year.
After Mr. Ray's death, Mrs. King issued a statement calling his death a tragedy for his family and for the nation and saying that a trial would have "produced new revelations about the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. as well as establish the facts concerning Mr. Ray's innocence".
But she said that would quickly change if the investigations produced new revelations: 58% of voters still doubt Christie's assertion that he didn't know about the lane closures – up 5 percentage points from January.
That first interview, in his modest west London maisonette, produced one revelation after another.
Urged by his brother Hyrum to seek divine guidance concerning plural marriage, Smith produced a revelation in July, 1843: "I reveal unto you a new and an everlasting covenant; and if ye abide not that covenant, then are ye damned," the Lord warns.
