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Still, the concert felt more like a marker to celebrate past services rendered than a signal service in its own right.

Certainly, the abiding Neanderthal aspects of manhood — a subtext in Pinter's power plays — have seldom been more violently rendered than they are in Mr. Craig's shouted fulminations, Mr. Spall's flustered stammerings or even in Ms. Weisz's good-ole-gal heartiness.

Fans could have questioned whether Klose was in Germany's World Cup lineup more because of a sense of gratitude for services rendered than because he was still the best center forward in his country.

The slouchy pose suggests Narcissus, but the boy is just the opposite, oblivious to himself and his nakedness, completely lost in the make-believe of the car, which is more exactly rendered than his face.

Nowhere is this more wittily rendered than in St. Germain's reading of the Arizona "Marriage Handbook," written in Spanish and English and distributed to everyone applying for a marriage license: "The handbook contains sections on 'Addressing Economic Issues,' 'Taking Responsibility for Raising Children' and 'Learning Effective Confrontation.' I guess Ray never read it.

In a moment of terrible bluntness when Rick is 21, his father says, "You do know your mother's nuts, right?" The effect on the son is anger, guilt and an "unexpected surge of relief, because his verdict was no sooner rendered than I realized it was true".

The look of the film, darkness, neon lights and opacity of vision, is easier to render than complicated backdrops, making it a popular choice for game designers.

The complexity of the shots in Monsters, Inc. — including elaborate sets such as the door vault — required more computing power to render than any of Pixar's earlier efforts combined.

While pages could be created and rendered differently than wiki-markup, such a choice, more than likely, will confuse potential editors and the browsers displaying the coding.

On menus, you'll see familiar items like burritos and tacos, but rendered differently than you may have tasted before.

In 1636 Saenredam (1597-1665) journeyed from his home in Haarlem to Utrecht and rendered more than 30 meticulous drawings of seven medieval churches there.