All you're trying to do is lay the groundwork, which might allow the imagination to free itself.

BBC: Transcript: Daniel Day-Lewis on The Andrew Marr Show

He also, modestly but incisively, contemplates the diverse essence of the cinema itself the free play of spectacular imagination, the humble attention to the near-at-hand, and the surprising ways in which both contribute to the self-image of viewers and participants alike.

NEWYORKER: You All Are Captains

It is free, and the only limit is your imagination.

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Changing Mexico's energy laws is widely seen as an important test for a country that captured the imagination of investors for linking its economy in a free-trade deal with the U.S. in the mid-1990s, but which saw its star dim to other emerging markets like China and Brazil in recent years.

WSJ: Mexico Sees Energy as Key to Reset Economy

Changing Mexico's energy laws is widely seen as an important test for a country that captured the imagination of investors for linking its economy in a free-trade deal with the U.S. in the mid-1990s, but which saw its star dim relative to other emerging markets like China and Brazil in recent years.

WSJ: Mexico Sees Energy as Key to Reset Economy

His opening 68 was the only bogey-free effort in the first round at Carnoustie and his performance caught the imagination of both spectators and the media alike at the famous Scottish links.

BBC: McIlroy magnetism

And to the extent that it is Rand's--not their--case for capitalism that sticks in the popular imagination, it might enhance--not diminish--the allure of government over free market solutions to social issues such as health coverage for the uninsured.

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