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Like John le Carré, with whom he is often compared, Steinhauer skillfully renders the game of espionage in the post-cold-war, post-9/11 era.

Ezra Barnes is effective as the doctor, first appalled then slowly seduced by B. Less successful are Maria Silverman as B's estranged wife and Stephanie Berry as his mother, but as Kid Welpool (a character based on the pianist Bud Powell, Jay Wardd skillfully renders an addict settling into madness.

There is a distinct move away from the skillfully rendered figures of her earlier work into a kind of self-imposed regression.

Mr. Peloquin followed with his own arrangement of the Canzone from Barber's Piano Concerto, skillfully rendering the lyrical solo line and the limpid, pastel-hued accompaniment.

But, rather than pithy quotes or even harrowing anecdotes, the accompanying writing was deep and skillfully rendered reportage, connected chiefly by implication to the pictures Riis had taken.

They are skillfully rendered what-if experiments for figuring out where the language of the original composer has led to now.

It is an impressively big, black-and-white photorealistic image, skillfully rendered in ink washes on paper, picturing a boy of perhaps 12 in jacket and tie reading at his bedroom desk.

I hope to eat more meals at Agricola, because it is a beautiful place to bring friends, and because its offerings are exactly what many diners prefer: simple dishes skillfully rendered.

Ms. Chi skillfully rendered these atonal miniatures, displaying how Schoenberg had not eliminated bold Beethovenian gestures as much as he had compressed them into a language of extreme brevity and succinctness.

A tourist boat on the Seine, passengers on a train in Shanghai, sunbathers on a beach on the Greek island of Patmos figure in these solid, skillfully rendered scenes.

The visual environment is beautifully conceived and skillfully rendered by Stuart Craig, the production designer, and Roger Pratt, the director of photography: more than in "Sorcerer's Stone," Hogwarts has begun to seem like a real place.