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It was in London that she'd also seen Cherkaoui's work – and if she first fell in love with the sensuousness of his style, she would become equally enchanted by the choreographer himself and his exceptional serenity.

Fuller repudiated the heroic mythologizing of his friend John Ford's war films and Westerns but could not imagine that his own amoral antiheroes would become an equally lasting cinematic archetype.

Far from it, he says: he wants Scotland to be a good neighbour to England instead of a surly tenant -- and a confident, independent Scotland would help England to become equally confident, equally independent.

Mr Walsh stressed that the BA operating company would be solely responsible for the deficit, answering "no, no, no," when asked if Iberia shareholders could become equally liable for the deficit once the deal was concluded.

All of these theorists seem to have ideal visions of society which dovetail: all would support the elimination of the sexual division of labor so that both men and women could become equally sensitized to particular others through caring work.

Thousands of other schools have become equally equipped.

By 1957, this had become equally clear to the Royal Navy.

Now these have become equally spectacular write-offs.

With the sculptures he has become equally monumental.

The gourmands of London become equally excited.

Patrons have become equally passionate along with the celebs.