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Mr. Stone, a professor at Harvard's John F. Kennedy School of Government, will fully take the helm in July of the Open Society Foundations, a sprawling constellation of more than 30 organizations that operate in places as diverse as Baltimore, Jakarta, the Kremlin and Congress.

It's strange to think that a year ago, the sprawling constellation of stories, accusations, and counter-accusations that make up what we might as well call "the Russia thing" was actually pretty straightforward.

Cities require attention, together with their growing suburban sprawl and constellation of smaller towns: development programs must be studied, side by side with policies of integrated prevention against those issues generating insecurity and fear, and requiring aim-specific policies of urban regeneration and renewal.

There are names in the 200-year constellation sprawling between Gavrila Derzhavin (1743-1818) and Marina Boroditskaya (1954-) that will be unfamiliar even to educated Russian readers.

And somewhere in Facebook boss Mark Zuckerberg's underground control centre, one more tiny pixel in the immense constellation of human data points that sprawls like a wondrous cloud galaxy across a wall of screens the size of the Hoover dam winks from red to green, taking him one further microscopic step toward what he secretly likes to think of as "phase two".

The new image shows the galaxy Centaurus A, which is a sprawling elliptical galaxy located about 12 million light-years from Earth in the southern constellation of Centaurus (The Centaur).

A Constellation of Vital Phenomena.

A constellation of Emmy Awards.

Anthony Marra's "A Constellation of Vital Phenomena".

Daylight poured through the constellation of holes.

Munkacsi suffered a constellation of misfortunes.