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The adagio, which can so often seem discursive, felt not a second too long.

Yet that most expansively human of tendencies, which can so often clarify ethical issues, can also obscure them.

Mr. Denève held the end of the finale, "The Fairy Garden," which can so easily be overblown, in good restraint.

Not like pink, which can so easily be swallowed up by additions of powder, candy or girlie.

Spring rolls ($6.50), which can so frequently be greasy and heavy, are instead crisp and narrow, stuffed with minced chicken and herbs.

The energy of the ghosts, their volatile discontent, which can so easily be co-opted by any living sociopath, turns out not to be politically useful.

Those of us who are still standing after a death – what CS Lewis termed "the club of the left-over living" – experience an emotion, grief, which can be so stunning, so disorientating, as to feel like derangement.

It's just one example to highlight the obsessive nature of One Direction fandom, which can be so laughable to the unafflicted, and so difficult to empathise with.

The portraits become windows into the diversity of American life, which can seem so hopeful and accepting but also so strange and trashy.

It is humbling to know that this is a huge problem, but very personal; one of the only conditions which can affect so many, but never in the same way as it is so emotional.

The joyfulness is rather like Messiaen's, which can get so ecstatic and hyper that it scares you.