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The task is dauntingly clear: to mold about 100 anarchic artists into his own, singular vision.
Generative behavior is a dauntingly complex thing.
After his maverick, wilderness years as an outsider, the buck now stopped, dauntingly, with him.

Lyons: Supervisor's confusing ad was hard to read
Tom Lyons 'You are hereby notified that your eligibility to vote is in question." So stated Sarasota Supervisor of Elections Kathy Dent in a brief statement printed at the bottom of a dauntingly long list of names and Sarasota County addresses. That startled and irked some people, and Dent heard from some of them. So did I.
on 2010/02/28 Source: The Sarasota Herald-Tribune
Theater conservatory's loss strikes community blow
The demise of the National Theatre Conservatory can be measured easily enough in numbers. Most dauntingly: The $15 million it would take to resurrect it now, the Denver Center says. But friends of the program are mourning the many immeasurable ways in which the nation's only congressionally chartered MFA program enhanced the city of Denver, and the world.
on 2010/02/26 Source: Denver Post