May they be seen, may their work be valued and raised.
The Beckett estate reveres the author's stage directions, which although fiercely inventive when first seen may now embalm the work.
That what is seen may be determined in part by nonperceptual interests -- awareness of social class, for example -- is something learned from Mr. Katz's paintings.
But Shaheed said the deterioration he had seen may have come because "hardline" elements in the country "want to undermine the president's image as a reformist".
"The greatest player the country has ever seen may have retired this evening but the future looks as bright as it has ever been.
People admitted from the emergency department at night may be given medication, and those who are discharged after they're seen may need some as well.
If the answer is yes, then the departure of Mr. Margiela, whose personal image has so rarely been seen, may leave a lasting imprint on the business.
He repeatedly declared his belief that a crime had occurred, and said, "My guess is that some of this stone wall of silence that we have seen may tend to crumble once charges begin to come out".
(Tudor's female trio, which Robbins would often have seen, may have prompted another connection: the three "You Gotta Have a Gimmick" strippers in the 1959 musical "Gypsy," which Robbins choreographed and directed).
A further criticism is that the differences seen may result from different climate, soil types and crop varieties, and not from organic farming, though the researchers argue that combining many studies should average out these other differences.
That the exteriors of these establishments are never seen may be a product of budgetary restrictions, but their eerie lack of site specificity contributes to the film's oneiric qualities: this place is both Everytown and Nowheresville.
