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Other institutions that also reflect this profile have climbed up the rankings.

This show recreates an exhibition of these works mounted by the Betty Parsons Gallery in 1979, along with black-and white drawings that also reflect Dehner's Constructivist interests.

Judges (as Parliament requested then) have been chewing over that ever since, issuing closely reasoned rulings that also reflect the Press Complaints Commission's definition of public-interest journalism.

The abstract shapes of his works have a monumentality and rhythmic movement that also reflect contemporary interest in the arts of Africa.

For such moments he invented an original type of melody, passionate and radiant, yet marked by an underlying morbidity; examples are the "farewell" and "death" arias that also reflect the persistent melancholy from which he suffered in his personal life.

But the similarity in appearance between the new 300C and its immediate predecessor conceals far-reaching changes that have produced a drastically improved car, changes that also reflect a radical shift in ownership and approach for Chrysler.

And he has published an editorial today that also reflected his sorrow.

And that also reflects the length of a Formula One race.

Mr. George was known in the press as Steady Eddie for his grace under pressure, a nickname that also reflected his record of balancing low inflation with growth.

It's an attitude that also reflects the continuing relevance of "Avenue Q" to an audience on the sunny side of 30.

The decline may be a one-time occurrence that also reflects doubts over stock values in the wake of revelations about deceptive accounting at the Enron Corporation, analysts said.