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30) of this perennially enchanting Mozart masterwork, but company debutant Bernard Labadie, leading an alert, alacritous performance and abetted by a fine cast, made what virtue he could out of the sad necessity of watching yet another outing of this soulless puppet pageant.

We thought it simply further evidence of the importance the government attaches to alacritous Internet filtering and noted as much when discussing the report.

Having already failed to enable Lancaster's alacritous ascent to the still vacant "regal throne" York now hopes to direct the action to a quick ceremonial conclusion.

The slam-dunk winner among the season's premieres was Dwight Rhoden's Twist, a high-tech, sexy work endowed with plenty of muscle and stretch For its alacritous dancers.

The alacritous switching between two perceptions thus also recalls the above-described effect on observers who alternately perceive themselves as either uglier or prettier than the protagonist.