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She moves on a fine workaday surface; then, unsignaled, reaches deep with delicate and knowing fingers to tug the filament of a brainily targeted emotion.

Despite its sleek appearance, it is not so formally compelling or brainily provocative that one doesn't miss Mr. McElheny's offbeat pseudo-scholarship.

Loomingly tall, brainily bald, and formidably fit, Richard Howorth is also a part-time politician-he was mayor of Oxford for most of the past decade.

Thought and action were most inseparably bound in Mr. Cardona's beautiful-looking "Four Ramonas," the program's premiere and its least brainily disaffected work.