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Perhaps because that musical about the painter George Seurat is Mr. Lapine's most famous, or perhaps because the title lends itself to some flexible wordplay, a benefit in his honor for the New York Theatre Workshop was called Monday in the Plaza with James.

Stage Director Takes a Bow Marshall Heyman 2011

I tend to like things with several different meanings, and I like that the title lends itself to being interpreted many different ways.

Be specific: Motion City Soundtrack frontman Justin Pierre on major label life 2010

I tend to like things with several different meanings, and I like that the title lends itself to being interpreted many different ways.

Be specific: Motion City Soundtrack frontman Justin Pierre on major label life 2010

As Analog described Marsbound in its January/February 2008 issue, The title lends itself to at least two interpretations, both of which are at least partly applicable.

Archive 2008-02-01 Paul 2008

Of course, the sheer simplicity of the title lends itself to a couple difficulties here and there.

Review of the Day: Bow-Wow Bugs a Bug fusenumber8 2007

They impart ritual impurity, and therefore the term lends itself to the same kind of idea.

Sha With The Shiksa! | Jewschool 2004

As you can see, the title lends itself for the search term "cheap cameras" but when typed into search, doesn't produce the site.

Digital Point Forums 2009

The term lends itself to membership in a minority group.

News & Record Article Feed 2009

From one angle, the title lends itself to a common theme which Romney will need to adopt if he hopes to win over the base in the primary.

The Moderate Voice 2009

It's not accidental that Jay Leno parodied the book on-air - the title lends itself to it, and that was by design.

Original Signal - Transmitting Buzz 2008