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But whatever the limitations of the text, created by Lepage and his cast, the piece is certainly hypnotic to look at.

When authors write "as" a character, particularly in a third-person novel, we usually understand that the text created by that character is subordinate to the world in which the character exists.

As a sort of preparatory antidote, Trinity Wall Street announced on Monday, the Trinity Choir will present an "improvised Passion" on Sunday morning at Trinity Church, using a text created by the National Conference of Christians and Jews (now the National Conference for Community and Justice).

Rather it's the con- text created by the game.

This is not a Kantian project, and the Oration on the Dignity of Man that locates the human condition in human freedom and dignity is a text created by us post-Kantians, not by Giovanni Pico.

The text created by a modern digital typesetting application makes up for what the scanned copy lacks, utility for the working scholar, student, or interested member of the general public.

Many of its counsellors used texts created by Mitchell's foundation during their training.

Chinese delegates have also complained that the system of talks and drafting texts created by the Danish government lacks transparency.

The icons and text were created by the Future of Privacy Forum, which is testing results, hoping other companies will adopt them.

Verizon Wireless customers can sign up for text messages, created by the "Smallville" executive producers, that offer plot updates presented as reports from The Daily Planet, the newspaper in the series.

The orchestra said in a news release that its performance of the Beethoven work (also known as the "Pastoral" Symphony) at a concert on Thursday would be accompanied by text messages created by the conductor Emil de Cou, highlighting the countryside sights and sounds — rattling carriage wheels, singing birds — to which Beethoven was paying homage in the symphony.