This should have been spread over more evenings, or turned into a short month's series, because there's little doubt the 95.5% of Britons who aren't Muslim are by turns variously intrigued, saddened, curious and furious by controversies of the past few years.
The one-sided conversation turns variously competitive ("You should have been there for that"), testy ("This was mostly your idea") and weird, as in a bit that begins, "When I was in hell." This is the pair's first solo show anywhere, and it is good.
The gossip at the time was that he has variously turned down $750m and $1.4bn offers for the site, and is now holding out for $2bn.
By 10 o'clock the women have turned their hands variously to making pickles, embroidering saris or collecting rubbish.The poor, whether smallholders or petty entrepreneurs, lack scale and specialisation, Mr Banerjee and Ms Duflo point out.
Discovered by Adam Forgash, a photographer and aficionado of American midcentury pinups, some 250 images – photographs, posters and contact prints, some with Ms. Yeager's scribbles in the margins — show the comely auteur and her pneumatic subject variously turned out in cat-spotted swimsuits and lace-smothered corselets.
By turns absurd, transgressive and flagrantly silly, Bock's work variously recalls Hugo Ball's nonsense poetry, Kurt Schwitters Merzz pictures, Viennese Actionism, Paul McCarthy-style gross-out and the Shamanic rituals of Joseph Beuys, among many other influences.
But as Helene breezily describes being the mother of children who turned out to be, variously, a lesbian, a transsexual and a leather fetishist, Ms. Lavin freshly illuminates the seriousness of an archetype's flippancy as a survival tool.
For mobile devices, applications like Mobiflock and SecuraFone promise to variously turn off devices when children are supposed to be sleeping, disable the phone's camera and keep them from downloading questionable applications.
Rogadines are currently defined only by a single biological synapomorphy, the 'mummification' of the host larvae [ 5], whereby the wasp deposits her egg (or eggs in a few cases) inside a host caterpillar which, after the parasitoid larva has completed feeding, turns into a variously hardened and tanned mummy within which the parasitoid pupates.
In one notorious 1977 match, Boris Spassky positioned himself in a curtained booth behind his opponent's chair, emerging, when it came time to play his turns, in, variously, a sun visor, swimming goggles, and a ski mask.
