Ms. Jolie is, I am pleased to report, in splendid form.
Both are vigorously danced by a company currently in splendid form.
Ms. Voigt, who was ill on Friday and left the stage in mid-performance, was in splendid form on Tuesday.
Certainly she and everyone else is put in the shade by Rufus Sewell on splendid form as the villainous Count Adhemar.
The rather useless Lithuanian foreign ministry website gives only a bland statement but this report on EU Observer shows the outspoken Lithuanian foreign minster, Audrionis Ažubalis, in splendid form, comparing Mr Golovatov to the Bosnian Serb war crimes suspect Radko Mladić.
The countertenor Brian Asawa was in splendid form as the sissified Prince Go-Go, and Barbara Hannigan excelled as Venus and as Gopopo, the chief of the secret police, whose warnings about Nekrotzar are obscured by barrages of sparkling coloratura.
Nevertheless, the reigning Olympic champion, Adams, is the only female boxer in history to have won every major title available to her and is in splendid form to add more gold.
It is credit not only to Mr. Jansons but also to his immediate predecessor, Riccardo Chailly, that the orchestra seems to retain the splendid form of its many years under Bernard Haitink, which ended in 1988.
As the season's second major nears, much of the pressure is mental for the leading contenders because they pretty much know where they are physically, and Federer has been in splendid form in front of the microphone in that respect this week.
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