As individuals, we make up stories, versions of reality, and call some more real than others.
It was like a 3D horror story version of The Lion King.
The house itself is a rethought, three-story version of Mies's Farnsworth House.
As for Mr. Hirst, his "Hymn" is a two-story version in painted bronze of one of those anatomical bodies showing internal organs, inert, shiny and awful.
The building resembles a two-story version of the Starrett-Lehigh Building in Chelsea, with longitudinal ribbons of concrete and brick that wrap around polygonal corners.
"I should think it would be there," said Dean Barker, a visitor from Derbyshire, England, puzzled that the glittering skyline manqué includes a 45-story version of the Empire State Building, but not the twin towers of the trade center.
Powered by 14 custom-built circuit boards, a data network that traveled several hundred feet and 10,000 Christmas lights, a 10-story version of Tetris was played on the facade of the decidedly squarish library on the Providence, R.I., campus.
In the highly selective "island story" version of the British past that prevailed until only a few decades ago, slavery was little more than the story of white abolitionists, and the colonial conquest of Africa acted mainly as an exotic backdrop to the exploits of men such as Livingstone and Stanley.
Our dapper hero isn't always taking on world-conquering supervillains in the Fleming originals: in the short story version of For Your Eyes Only he avenges a murdered British couple living in Jamaica who were friends of M, while in The Spy Who Loved Me he saves a young woman from being assaulted.
Although there was a main effect of story phase (though not of story version), contrary to expectations, alcohol impaired primacy memory for emotionally encoded neutral material.
