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"Ecstatic Cahoots" holds fifty very brief stories — many less than a page long — that swing between fantastical imaginings and sharply captured everyday scenes.

The problem, however, sharply captured by Millionaires' Mansions (Channel 4), is that for all your crystal-studded wallpaper and stingray-veneered coffee tables, keeping those oligarchs happy is not an easy business.

While traditionally symphonic film scores are good at broad horizons, big issues and universal emotions, jazz-inflected ones have often sharply captured inner turmoils, ironies or resistance to stifling conventions – and sometimes directorial technique too.

The objects are sharply captured by the Cartesian mesh by appropriately adapting the discretization stencils around the irregular grid nodes, located around the boundary.

As the Simon sons, George Turvey and Adam Harley sharply capture the standoff between physical and intellectual energy that recurs in encounters between men in Miller's plays.

Much later, the author sharply captures the mixture of fame, debt and disappointment of Lewis's later years and raises the question of how truthful and free of cynicism Lewis could be about his experience.

The Obama administration will expand a program that extends federal immigration enforcement authority to state and local police, but will focus it more sharply on capturing illegal immigrants who committed serious crimes, homeland security officials said.

Later on Friday night, sharply defined pictures, captured by CCTV cameras trained on the hotel entrance, were released of gunmen in masks, army style-helmets and flak jackets just before they went in for the kill.

But another question is more basic: Can the contrast between the two approaches to algebraic number theory, or to mathematics in general, be captured more sharply; and more pointedly, what is its epistemological significance?

But the movie's frank admiration for captured fighters contrasted sharply with doubts about the American mission in contemporaneous films like Mr. Stone's "Born on the Fourth of July".

But its frank admiration for captured fighters contrasted sharply with doubts about the American mission in contemporaneous films like Mr. Stone's "Born on the Fourth of July".