The championships are being projected as a personal triumph for President Alexander Lukashenko, a huge ice hockey fan who is celebrating 20 uninterrupted years in office this summer.
When he reminisces about the interracial romance edited out of his role in a Sam Fuller police melodrama, a black-and-white still of his phantom triumph is projected behind him, a celluloid specter of Hollywood's shame rising up from the cutting-room floor.
Here Grace projected a kind of triumph even as she insisted in "Unconditional Love" that such guaranteed devotion "still wouldn't be enough to save me".
After the Manhattan Project's triumph in 1945 an equivalent civilian economy project during the postwar years was building nuclear plants.
These films projected an essential optimism as their underdog heroes triumphed over shrewd but selfish individuals in a world often beset by darkness and despair.
Three innovative projects have triumphed in the Philips Livable Cities Award, a global initiative designed to generate practical, achievable ideas for improving the health and well-being of city dwellers.
Outside the capital, it's clear that some projects have triumphed brilliantly, like the Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Castilla y León (Avenida de los Reyes Leoneses 24; 34-98-709-0000; musac.es; free), better known as Musac.
When we communicate, the results are effective and efficient, and ultimately, ownership of projects and triumphs becomes communal.
Thanks to immigration, the team was mostly non-white: its black-blanc-beur composition (beur is slang for French North Africans), with Zidane — a working-class Marseillais with Algerian roots — as its leader, made it easy to project its success as a triumph for multiethnic France.
But the government touts the project as a triumph of its trade policy.
Such projects veered between triumph and catastrophe, sometimes on the same night.
