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As long as the firm does not become an investor in its own funds, which it shows no sign of doing, BlackRock can plausibly claim to offer little if any systemic risk.

Cloud Atlas' central concern is fundamentalism which it shows to be cruel and tyrannical in all its forms and all its guises and in every age.

The Waterstone's judging panel singled out for particular praise the "effortless way in which it shows how inspiring grandparents and the older generation can be for children".

It has a point - which I will come to in a moment - but what's fascinating about it is the way in which it shows de la Renta in his element - as a sleek raconteur of high-end gossip.

He writes: "Perhaps the most important aspect of this book is the clarity in which it shows that the knowledge-rich are much better placed to become knowledge-richer.

Phainomenon is "that which shows itself from itself," but together with the concept of logos it means "to let that which shows itself be seen from itself in the very way in which it shows itself from itself".

By consciously restraining the extent to which it showed its real face as an al Qaeda affiliate and by embedding itself in the revolutionary dynamics, Nusra ensured that it would become an indispensable part in the fight against the regime.

Lexus also held a news conference in which it showed a video of its advanced active safety research car.

This is good news for HBO, which developed the program out of Mr. David's one-hour "Curb Your Enthusiasm" special, which it showed in 1999.

A decade ago, Microsoft stood accused of stifling innovation, because entrepreneurs would stay away from any area of technology in which it showed any interest.

In contemplating a dramatization of "Disaster," which was published this year by Times Books, HBO is seeking to build on the success of Spike Lee's documentary, "When the Levees Broke: A Requiem in Four Acts," which it showed over the summer.