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The film is quirky and, like all of Kaufman's work, deeply singular, so it should prove fascinating to see how Paramount campaigns for it during awards season.

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I don't desire to deconstruct: a close reading of Shane Warne's personal photographs would, I'm sure, prove fascinating to sports and gender studies scholars alike, but this is neither the time or the place.

But if "poor bloody Henry" proves fascinating to the end, the same cannot be said of poor dull Martin.

The game of Go is similar to chess, and is particularly suited to individuals interested in how a simple game can prove fascinating enough to inspire one to mastery.

To visitors who know nothing of the Jain faith and cannot decipher the texts that often form an integral part of the images, the manuscripts are likely to prove fascinating, nonetheless, because of their profusion of detailed incident.

True, it would be unwise to judge him by the friends he keeps – the former Chelsea and Spurs midfielder remains close to Dennis Wise – but monitoring Poyet's progress at the hitherto struggling League One side Brighton promises to prove fascinating.

Caroline Wozniacki vs. Laura Robson Caroline Wozniacki, seeded 10th, earned a mention as a pre-tournament player "not to watch" for her recent slump, but her first round match with Laura Robson could prove fascinating.

The chemistry should prove fascinating.

But her first dispatch in the July issue did not exactly prove fascinating reading.

Quite what he chooses upon graduation from Stanford University will prove fascinating in itself.