Maggie Thatcher was right: the utopian promise of a single currency turned out to be a trap that surrendered basic decisions within a democracy to a foreign power.

But for all their color and utopian promise, the new notes are lifeless.

"Translation Map," by Warren Sack and Sawad Brooks, argues against the Internet's utopian promise.

Later, there came the utopian promise of cancer chemotherapy.

This may already be happening, which is why utopian promises of cyberculture have been seeming even more strained and artificial of late.

In Spa Green, first designed in 1938 and developed in 1943, Tecton aimed to fulfill this utopian promise.

In both analyses, the utopian promise of Cyberia is usurped by a lust for domination and a deeply felt resentment.

A proud survivor of the 1960's and its utopian promise, Jack (Daniel Day-Lewis) lives alone on an island with his only daughter.

At first glance, Mr. Manglano-Ovalle's Mies installations seem a requiem for modernism and its broken utopian promises.

Like all utopian promises, eugenics disguised its essential dystopianism in the language of order, rationality, cleanliness and the irrefutability of science.