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The suit — which of course looks like Johnny Cash's — begins showing up in unexpected places.

• On Thursday, T-Mobile begins showing a commercial that stars Mr. Wade and Mr. Barkley.

The affable deli person obliges and begins showing them nearly transparent slices of ham, turkey or head cheese.

Big Lucy, a fat girl with mental disabilities, is whisked away to an institution after she begins showing signs of adult sexuality.

In addition, Mumtaz, whose marriage to Ozi is actually full of chinks, begins showing up at odd hours at Daru's door.

The shop is packed, but Sandy opens one and begins showing me the printed instruction sheet and Cellophane sachets of dried herbs.

In "ABC Africa," the filmmaker begins by showing the very document that is his invitation to make the film, and, before showing the children who are the film's subject, he shows himself and his crew preparing to make the film.

It begins by showing him pushing literally through his canvas and burlap surfaces.

The exhibition, organized by Adriana Proser, a curator at Asia Society, begins by showing elements interacting.

It begins by showing us Baldwin the novelist at his most focused and intense, and ends by suggesting that his mind was elsewhere.

The director begins by showing himself brooding over the catastrophic closure of Portugal's Viana Do Castelo shipyards, and about how a plague of wasps is killing bees – the way that punitive politics are killing the people's spirit, perhaps?