Warrington recorded a crucial try through their loose forward Simon Grix just before the break, and after the restart the Wolves started to display the kind of form that has often deserted them in recent play-off series.
"It was unlike Mani to display that kind of affection in public," Ms. Guarasci said.
"Japan have looked far more solid than Denmark so far, and are unlikely to display the kind of comedy defending that allowed the Danes to beat Cameroon.
By acting as a spoiler on some issues, Washington missed an opportunity to display the kind of leadership that would help it in its other international pursuits.
The chief constable accepted that the 72-hour delay was completely unacceptable, but again seemed unable to display the kind of common empathy the tragedy demanded.
Basically, it takes much more clarity and unity to pursue either discretionary fiscal expansion or unconventional monetary policy than it does to cut the Fed funds rate, and few countries manage to display that kind of clarity and unity.
Authors who have written biographies of living people say it is highly unusual for subjects to display this kind of trust to outside writers, and say they are not so sure they would want it.
If this is to work, Fianna Fáil will need to display the kind of ruthless steel that we've only witnessed thus far from SF and DUP in Northern Ireland.
Like a lot of talented politicians, Bush in a crowd can demonstrate a real love, a need, for people, but in other settings he needs, rather, to display a kind of animal superiority.
Physically, the exhibition starts in the Duveen galleries, which were purpose-built in 1937 precisely to display the kind of giant, monumental work which is on show there today.
