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Brentford hit back and nearly scored a dramatic winner deep into injury time but Hreidarsson's header from an Evans corner was brilliantly saved.
Football: Glove affair comes to life; Brentford 0 L Orient 0
Using a formula employed both in African American and white fiction, as described so brilliantly by Wolfgang Binder, Stribling depicted a mulatto in Birthright (1929) as a morally intact, intelligent, sensitive, potentially upwardly mobile and tragic African American person.
Ethnic Cultures in the 1920s in North America
The architecture of iridescence, so brilliantly exploited by the Morpho butterfly, calls attention to this creature of the rain forest--not only for its beauty but also for the lessons it may hold for human constructors.
Butterfly blue: packaging a butterfly's iridescent sheen
Part love story, part psychological thriller, this brilliantly written and captivating debut heralds a bright new talent.
NEW RELEASES; BOOKS
Since their early involvement with Brilliantly Birmingham as students many of the designers have gone on to forge successful international careers with their work represented in galleries around the UK and abroad.
Brum's glittering stars of jewellery; Consumer: Brum is brilliant at jewel design
What follows is a brilliantly dizzying ride through 60 years of time, replete with cultural and political markers from Mussolini to Mickey Mouse and back again.
The Mysterious Flame of Queen Loana
Courtright's use of shamanism to spin a tale of deep self-exploration and forgiveness brilliantly exhibits the complexity of spirituality and healing.
Soaring Eagle, Spirit of the Wind
Through a melange of folklore, historical accounts, poetry, song, legends and images of paintings, engravings and drawings, the authors reanimate the slavery era and the lives of incredible women who so brilliantly survived.
In Praise of Black Women, Volume 2: Heroines of the Slavery Era
While Gonson's deadpan singing renders a couple of slow numbers into dirges ("No River"), it also brilliantly illuminates Merritt's wit on the more dramatic ditties, especially the sweeping and hilarious "I'm A Vampire": "I've survived for 700 years / And still look 17," she tosses off with a shrug.
Bible belt: the latest from Stephin Merritt's Future Bible Heroes delivers a straight shot of snappy
And aptly so: Each panel might not hold up as an individual, self-contained work, but the whole succeeds brilliantly, its throwaway eloquence burning as brightly in the breaks between canvases as in the constituent parts themselves.
CY TWOMBLY
Here, especially on the first night, I felt she was a shade too coy, too much the belle of the village, too much of a Swanilda, although her calmly and brilliantly articulated dancing in the second act proved fantastic.
BOLSHOI WOMEN SHOW CLASSICISM
In the 1960s, astronomers identified a group of objects that rank among the most distant in the observable universe -- quasars that glow brilliantly in visible light and at radio wavelengths.
A 'normal' galaxy that goes the distance

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