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Russia has trumpeted a string of dramatic counterespionage victories in the last two years.

Meanwhile, Ozzie positioned himself at the head of the trough and engaged in a string of dramatic musth displays with Spencer and Spock watching from the other side of the pan.

He has embarked on a string of dramatic reforms on whose success, he believes, the future of the region, with its large Russian speaking and perhaps Moscow leaning minority, depends.

Suddenly you're looking at a collection of people that you've come to know and respect - rather than a string of dramatic archetypes - and being asked to watch them, even identify with them, as they debate the merits of terrorism.

The Fujitsu partnership is the latest in a string of dramatic moves Sun has made over the last 18 months or so, in an effort to revive its flagging fortunes.

The script's string of superemotional dramatic events call for almost superhuman restraint in performance, and it's difficult to determine the impact of Jesse Ontiveros's direction.

A dramatic string of mergers, bids and counterbids has enlivened an industry that is proving to be as malleable as its end product.

By way of contrast, and less than a couple of hours away, is the Atlantic Ocean Road, which includes a dramatic string of bridges leapfrogging across the Hustadvika islands.

There have been a string of reports of less dramatic problems across America: one woman got stuck in a tree in a New Jersey cemetery, a Baltimore man drove into a police car, and a man in New Hampshire was robbed at knifepoint.

In general "The Nutcracker" is a tough nut, a meandering, episodic string of goodies without a dramatic through line.

From Haydn to Beethoven to Bartók, music for string quartet has always been full of dramatic confrontations between these four instruments, bound together like partners in a marriage, but only in a Jennifer Walshe quartet would the cellist pull a gun on one of the violinists.