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They are radical, mesmerizingly complex visual propositions whose crystalline forms and introspective faces speak simultaneously of the power of human faith and aesthetic will.

As director, simultaneously, of the Habima Theatre, Vakhtangov found in Jewish folklore a further field for the exercise of whimsy and grotesquerie.

Yet in his elaborately draped monochrome wood pieces especially, that is the experience: figurative sculptures within abstract ones, speaking simultaneously of the power of the human spirit and the aesthetic will.

Unlike the oral tradition in the Czech lands -- which, aside from Christmas songs, is unabashedly secular -- these plantation melodies fulfilled Dvorak's idealized yearning for a substance simultaneously "of the earth" and blessed by religious fervor.

His studio combines massive, musky walls of striated rammed earth with airy ceilings and glass walls, creating a work space of contrasting materials that feels simultaneously of the moment and deferential to its historic surroundings.

It meant that, if for no more than a moment, before the arrival all but simultaneously of the further information that they had been demoted from the top of the T20 rankings, England were the top ranked side in all three forms of the game.

Relations have been poor since the 1979 revolution, when the UK was accused, sometimes simultaneously, of supporting the shah and fomenting the Islamic revolution that overthrew him.

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Simultaneously, some of the molecules are leaving the lipid bilayer.

"We know that governments are simultaneously part of the problem and the solution.

Simultaneously, copies of the manuscript were seized at Znamya and Novy Mir.