They have visited more than 400 studios and artists so far, in dozens of cities but also in rural places so small that the roads to them have not shown up on the curators' GPS devices.
The welfare safety net is so patchy that in dozens of boroughs across London and the south-east, almost two-thirds of poor families do not meet the criteria.
On drugstore shelves there are bottles and bottles of hair-color products with names like Hydrience and Excellence and Preference and Natural Instincts and Loving Care and Nice 'n Easy, and so on, each in dozens of different shades.
At any rate, she excels in the role of a positive-thinking heroine, all openness and spontaneity: just as nice as the lady who has been filmed so many times at her house plugging in dozens of adaptors so migrants can charge their mobile phones.
The piece Ubiquitous, for instance, is tree branch cut up and placed inside jars; so that while it is in dozens of pieces it still looks like a whole branch.
It has done so largely through huge capital investments in dozens of programs allocating money for repairs, encouraging new construction, promoting homeownership and working with development groups to take over and manage the housing.
Faulkner famously spoke of the moment when he "discovered that my own little postage stamp of native soil was worth writing about and that I would never live long enough to exhaust it," but Anne Frank's diary is everyone's native soil, and it has been so thoroughly tilled at this point — in dozens of biographies, memoirs, and sequels — that almost nothing fresh can grow.
Millions of people have read his stories and seen presentations of his plays in dozens of languages so clearly he speaks to us all.
Likewise, the Jesuit Refugee Service JRSS) has offered legal aid to 600,000 refugees in dozens of countries so they can unlock the key to inclusion in their home countries: legal documentation.
