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FairTest has called for an indefinite moratorium on accountability testing to allow time to develop new assessments that build from the classroom out.

Chan Marshall, who records under the name Cat Power, writes forlorn meditations on love, death and loneliness with a few repeating guitar chords and melodies that build from gentle questions and observations to a sullen, determined insistence.

Chan Marshall, who records under the name Cat Power, writes forlorn meditations on love, death and loneliness, with a few repeating guitar chords and melodies that build from gentle questions and observations to a sullen, determined insistence.

César Ramirez of the Chef's Table at Brooklyn Fare has an almost supernatural gift for seafood cookery and noncookery, assembling meals that build from a salvo of sashimi-like bites to more complex hot dishes, made with ingredients of staggering quality.

However, there are themes that build from one to the next, especially on citizen science, and readers would benefit from tracing the connections.

My personal hope is that someday, we have schools that build from foundations immersed in imagination, further supported by the practicalities of traditional education.

The Dastan Ensemble plays classical Persian music: an improvisatory tradition that builds from meditative melodies to dazzling virtuosity.

While there's nothing wrong with using them — these days, what's the difference between that tradition and one that builds from pliés and tendus?

They still maintained the momentum of a well-constructed performance that built from melancholy soul through Prodigy-style dark turns to retro-tinged rave revival.

She will be joining the Dastan Ensemble, which plays classical Persian music: an improvisatory tradition that builds from meditative melodies to dazzling virtuosity.

But Tool played a magnificent set, with songs that built from monumentally slow, earth-shaking intros to fast, intricate progressive-rock.