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Alexei Ratmansky's re-imagined rendition for the American Ballet Theatre is suffused with danger.

Another significant characteristic was a trend toward artistic and colourful rendition, for the maps still had many open areas in which the artist could indulge his imagination.

(Tim McGary, Mitch's father, confirmed that he passed down the karaoke gene. His son, apparently, taped a Justin Bieber rendition for the home fans this season).

In his review of "State of Denial" (Nov. 12), Franklin Foer seems more intent on belittling Bob Woodward for alleged coziness with the Bush administration during the writing of earlier books than in recognizing his latest rendition for the remarkable reportorial achievement that it is.

The prison's existence was also confirmed by Dick Marty, a Swiss senator who produced a detailed report on "extraordinary rendition" for the Council of Europe in June 2007 (PDF) and by Manfred Novak, the UN's Special Rapporteur on Torture, in March this year.

Backed by five additional musicians, the trio drew from "Taking the Long Way" for crisp renditions of "The Long Way Around" and "Silent House" and a dreamy "Lullaby".

Scott recently led a number of studies of issues associated with the conduct of the war on terror, including the introduction of highly coercive interrogation techniques and the program of extraordinary renditions for the New York City Bar Association, where he has chaired several committees, including, most recently, the Committee on International Law.

Artists are invited to contribute, proposals, and renditions for this exhibit, the goal of which is to put Judaism back in the picture.

Documents submitted to the US district court, southern district of New York, on Friday night have revealed details of the alleged rendition attempt for the first time.

Yesterday, the SNP called for a full judicial inquiry to examine the UK government's role in extraordinary rendition and for the findings of the Chilcot inquiry into the Iraq war to be made public.

And Conservative MP Andrew Tyrie, who chairs the all-party parliamentary group on extraordinary rendition, called for the government to "reconstitute a judge-led inquiry".