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As Hayes puts it, “He is the political figure who most fully exploited the new rules of the attention age. He seemed to sense intuitively – born of a combination of his experience with the New York City tabloids and his own psychological needs – that attention is all that matters.”

This revival succeeds perhaps most fully in the welcoming embrace it extends to all.

But she performs all the characters herself, and when she launches into song with her exquisite voice, moving from a range of high bell-like clarity to dusky lowdown in both original material by Irving and tweaked standards, the show is most fully alive.

Fascism was most fully exemplified by the regimes of Benito Mussolini and Adolf Hitler.

It would be very difficult for even the most fully staffed and scrupulous security team to check every person and every bag entering its main doors.