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Two fine Gothic cathedrals remain from the medieval city, the full history of which is traced in an introduction to the volume.

It was the Piazza di Sant'Ignazio, one long side of which is traced by elaborately curved 18th-century buildings that evoke a rococo chest of drawers.

"Often there is this equation of fate as the path which is traced by your feet in space, while the upper body communicates how I feel about it — happy, anxious, ashamed," she said.

(Better to take that number on faith than to try to puzzle through the orchestra's discontinuous history, which is traced to 1908 despite abortive earlier efforts and a period under the name New Symphony Orchestra).

On the large scale, contemporary students of Hindu society recall an ancient fourfold arrangement of socioeconomic categories called the varnas, which is traced back to an oral tradition preserved in the Rigveda (dating perhaps from between 1500 and 1200 bce).

The story promises fun, too, as a cast of Kiev residents undergo strange experiences: somnambulism, a case full of mysterious drugs, dead men embalmed by their wives, psychotic cats and, most disturbingly, a trade in human milk which is traced to a ring of oligarchs.

In an earlier article in this series, which is tracing the effects of New York City's economic troubles on a single block, Mr. Infante had all but decided to head for the suburbs.

His steel disk had a raised spiral on its surface which was traced by an electromagnet as the disk rotated.

Some cats and dogs died after eating pet food contaminated with melamine, which was traced to Chinese wheat gluten.

The conductance and repartition of the current present then oscillations, which are traced to the band structure of the nanotube.

F.B.I. agents and detectives had identified and were seeking to interview the owner of the Pathfinder, which was traced to Connecticut.