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"Relief With Blue," made in 1950, while Mr. Kelly was living in Paris (and on display only through Monday), suggests a glimpse of a white building and blue sky seen through a window partly covered by the curving drape of a white curtain.

If the nineties had suggested a glimpse at the ultimate triumph of Enlightenment, 9/11 had confirmed the famous assertion of Horkheimer and Adorno that "the wholly enlightened earth is radiant with triumphant calamity".

Little has yet been written about the venues but an early glimpse suggests a collection of pallid imitations of what passes as trending global cutting-edge design.

Union, as glimpsed here, suggests a modern-dance troupe in the good-mannered, cool British style of contemporary dance.

All in all it's quite an ambitious first attempt and, I'd suggest, gives a glimpse into what accessing a digital version of a newspaper might be like on the much-rumored Apple tablet (see video below).

At first glimpse, the driver suggests a swarthy, glowering, crypto-terrorist.

Furthermore this study suggests a relatively cost-effective way of obtaining a glimpse into the fundamental molecular evolutionary attributes of a genome, particularly when no closely related genomic sequence is available.

Often his poetry suggests a voyage through clouded seas, with fragmentary glimpses emerging through the gloom.

The theme suggests an all-consuming gloom that devours any brief glimpses of happiness, which appear mostly in the form of lighter melodies in waltz time.

For me, this brief and somehow troubling glimpse suggested a new side to this complex man, the rough one that gave him the name Tuff Gong.

Recent results suggest a link between chromatin organization and nuclear transport and offer a glimpse of how nuclear organization might facilitate the integration of complex nuclear processes.