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• Some 60 special lights, which dart anarchically through the air, will be set in motion from three separate positions.
• The company brings together the art of highly accomplished traditional theatre with a more anarchically expressive, colourful innovative style of performance.
• Callahan, for the uninitiated, is an anarchically hilarious cartoonist who became a quadriplegic at the age of 21 in a car accident.
• The documents described the timber as " anarchically cut logs, " a term used by the government to describe illegally felled trees.
• The two groups of Populism and Progressivism shared many philosophies, but the latter was widely accepted because it was not seen by the majority as anarchically.
• But from within, China is more like a beanbag chair : Beneath the tough, tight-stitched carapace are a multitude of little egos, jostling anarchically for personal advantage and prestige.
• It's as inventive and anarchically entertaining as ever, looking and sounding as it did when performed by the original British cast, but tweaked and altered to suit the new performers'talents and personalities.
• Instead of articles being being created organically and anarchically I want to give a little bit of structure to the article creation process .-- talk )-10 : 48, 29 April 2009 ( UTC)
• The film, which has sold more than 2 million tickets in Germany and which opens here on June 17, is the anarchically charged story of a flame-haired punk, Lola ( Franka Potente ), who races through the streets of Berlin in a desperate attempt to save her boyfriend's life.
• The film, which has sold more than two million tickets in Germany and which opens in Manhattan on Friday, is the anarchically charged story of a flame-haired punk, Lola ( Franka Potente ), who races through the streets of Berlin in a desperate attempt to save her boyfriend's life.
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• Occasionally funny, more often as anarchically nihilistic as a dirty joke, what Coover is up to in " John's Wife " echoes the more extreme hallucinogenic action of such earlier novels of his as " The Public Burning " ( about the Rosenberg case ), " Spanking the Maid " and " Gerald's Party, " and the stories in " Pricksongs and Descants,"