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(The staging is a co-production with the Seattle Opera, which presents it with a different cast, Oct. 13-27).

There is a sentimental section about the festival of Britain, apparently influenced by Morris, which presents it a triumph of communal utopianism.

Daily highlights on the site include the BigMovers, the day's top movers in price and volume; the BigMarkets, market overviews and theBigPics, which presents it all in a graphical report geared to locating potentially lucrative investments.

Instead, for Lewis, the aesthetic essence constitutive of the identity of the work of art, as opposed to the physical object, "lies in the context associated with this physical entity which presents it" (1946, 474, Lewis's italics).

In HealthSouth's case, its auditor, Ernst & Young, contended it was duped by the company's management, which presented it with fraudulent data.

The district attorney's office sent a provisional arrest warrant to the US Justice Department, which presented it to the Swiss authorities last week.

It was the architect Uffe Surland Van Tams's setup for Tyondai Braxton's "Hive," billed as "part installation/part band" by the Guggenheim's Works & Process series and Wordless Music, which presented it.

Arriving from the Museum of London, which presented it in 2010 and owns the more than 150 works on view, the show affords those of us watching the Olympics on TV a glimpse of an older, more eccentric city.

(Martha Schwendener) Museum of the City of New York Londonon Street Photography' (through Dec. 2) Arriving from the Museum of London, which presented it in 2010 and owns the more than 150 works on view, this exhibition affords those of us watching the Olympics on TV a glimpse of an older, more eccentric city.

According to Yury Ushakov, Mr Putin's chief foreign-policy adviser, "President Obama pledged to consider the regional significance of these countries for us".This line was amplified by Russia's main TV channel, which presented it as America's concession and Russia's victory.

Indeed, the idea for a dedicated nonprofit committee was initially put forward by corporate interests, which presented it as an alternative to including progressive groups on the existing committees.