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BRUSSELS — Watching the Théâtre de la Monnaie's lavish new production of "Les Huguenots," one could readily appreciate the fascination that Meyerbeer's grand opera held for 19th-century audiences.

It's a sufficiently spooky moment that a reader may not readily appreciate how strange and wonderful a verb-choice is "bed-checking," how unexpected and ravagingly sad is "gifts".

The works of Alexander Glazunov (1865-1936) provided the perfect soundtrack for late imperial Russia: a society that depended on brilliant surfaces could readily appreciate a kind of music that shone with the lustre of a ruby in a tsar's crown.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet The works of Alexander Glazunov (1865-1936) provided the perfect soundtrack for late imperial Russia: a society that depended on brilliant surfaces could readily appreciate a kind of music that shone with the lustre of a ruby in a tsar's crown.

With this foundation, one can more readily appreciate why this family of polymers will be inherently strong, inert, and biocompatible.

Nevertheless the argument is highly abstract and formulaic and even at this point in its development one can readily appreciate Einstein's disappointment with it.

On the roads surrounding the 3-Wheeler's factory, Mr. Kitman readily appreciates the car's transportive properties.

President Obama is said to have studied Kagan's article closely, and with a pleasure readily appreciated, when he wrote his State of the Union speech.

He readily appreciates the play's tensions: "I was brought up Catholic and I'm gay, so I know what it's like to have forbidden feelings".

Obviously the degree of damage increases with increasing force; the effects of direction are equally important, although not so readily appreciated.

His value as an analyst of the psychology of his time, the late nineteen-fifties, is readily appreciated: transgression and hypocrisy are the principal themes of his little story.