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The player himself is known for not making statements and his millions of fans will hope that he remains like that and lets his bat do the talking when England tour India in November.

Yet "A Moment in the Sun" remains, like that stack of tiles, precarious and risky in its joining of different fictional styles.

Ukraine to date has no functioning national registry of gun owners, and so the issue remains — like the marketplace that fuels it — in the shadows.

The relationship between the two, Sumption told me, remains much like that between a sergeant and junior officer.

Reviewing a performance of Kenneth MacMillan's "Romeo and Juliet," with Nureyev and Margot Fonteyn in the principal roles, he wrote, "it is the image of Dame Margot and Mr. Nureyev that remains, like the blood-red shape of an instant left on a sun-lit retina when the eyes are closed".

The fact remains, like it or not, that the two festivals are very much linked for many young practitioners.

But when you do emerge, the valley's power remains like a scar marking something that has been overcome and left behind, a reminder that even culture should take some things seriously.

"Only a skeleton of this creature remains, like shells of sea creatures that lived many, many years ago".

Revivals of "Into the Woods" are always trying to rejigger the formula to make the most of an enchantment that somehow remains, like the wishes of its characters, tantalizing but just beyond reach.

The result is that the vacuole remains like a concavity bounded on either side by a microfold that resembles a microvillus on 2D section.

And as Homes prods Harry toward redemption, his inner life remains like one of those early synthesizers that are incapable of producing a chord.