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An extraordinary rendition by the C.I.A.? Did you fall down a rabbit hole?

Here video-art projections by John Gurrin augmented a poised, haunting rendition by the Momenta players.

One highlight was an impassioned rendition, by Gabriel Cabezas, of "Perpetual Motion" from Coleridge-Taylor Perkinson's "Lamentations" for solo cello.

Carry on like this, a Riot Grrrl rendition by any other name, and she could kickstart a revolution.

The set begins with the 1946 rendition by Eduard van Beinum and Amsterdam's Concertgebouw Orchestra, which makes an oddly fitting entrée into Ritesville.

A genial, civilized rendition, by a curious scholar, of some of the 75,000 miles pursued by the great 14th-century Moroccan traveler Ibn Battutah.

The best of the bunch is "Going Through the Motions," a droll comedy number given a charming rendition by Mark Linn-Baker and Jeb Brown. Linn-Baker and Jeb Brown

We also explored whether and how changes to the firing patterns of LMAN neurons may impact variability and found that increased burstiness increases rendition-by-rendition variability in RA.

A wonderful example here is a rendition -- by an unknown 16th-century Italian sculptor -- of Hercules.

Initially she is outraged that anyone would dare record the Springsteen standard, but the rendition -- by Mr. Waits, who actually wrote the song -- draws her in.

A wonderful example here is a rendition -- by an unknown 16th-century Italian sculptor -- of Hercules's victory over the Libyan giant Anataeus, a 16th-century bronze that shows the Greek hero vanquishing the monster, who was dependent for his strength on contact with his mother, the Earth, by holding him up in the air away from her.