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...Tatrallyay-Varraljay match up turned out to be a classic duel, pairing off two fiercely competitive Hungarians for the title. Tatrallyay and Varraljay battled to a 4-4 tie in the special bout, before Harvard's All-Ivy and All-America performer bowed...
...come to Follavoine, but it is an almost incidental disaster. He must meet Truchet on the field of honor, which is silly enough in itself, and he will not win the contract to manufacture chamber pots for the army. Excluded from the military-industrial complex, and challenged to a duel, he storms out, after having accidentally swallowed his son's purge. It is all rather ridiculous, and it occasionally has its points, but why it is called surrealistic is never clear. Perhaps the attempt to reconcile murder, constipation, and hysteria with the Adams House Upper Common Room is intrinsically...
Quincy's crew was in the race for the first 1000 meters, but then fell back to a duel with Eliot for third place. Quincy barely finished ahead of Eliot, taking third by a second or less. "It was the best race we've rowed so far," said Ethan King, the Quincy stroke...
...soon killed in a duel, but he had somehow refined Lola's primitive hunger for sex and power. In Munich, a year after Dujarier's death, she opened the climactic episode of her career by striding unannounced into the study of King Ludwig I of Bavaria, an aging aesthete who had transformed his dowdy Munich into the Florence of the north. When the King asked the lady if her figure was a work of nature or of art, the story goes, Lola snatched up a pair of scissors and ripped open her bodice. "I am bewitched," the King...
Directing opera is difficult at best and David Bartholomew did not do a great deal that was original or exciting. Most ensemble movement consisted of describing circles in the middle of the stage; and intense drama was more from Daponte's libretto--such as the Commendatore's duel--than from directed motion...