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Age remains a centerpiece at Fox, which has by far the youngest viewership of the English-language networks.

The canvas, which is hanging as a centerpiece at the booth of Dickinson, a London gallery, depicts Camille Monet, the first wife of Renoir's friend and colleague Claude Monet, standing in a field and holding a bunch of flowers.

This is hardly the first time recently that Mr. Levine, who has been a centerpiece at the Met for nearly 40 years, has been absent because of health problems.

An oversized camera served as a centerpiece at the Leica Los Angeles grand opening on June 20 in West Hollywood.

Your guests may walk out the door with a centerpiece at the end of the evening, but it's their memory of the speeches that they'll take away.

The "old-school" approach is basically a "tough luck" message -- if a lawyer slips up and gives the adversary something confidential, the adversary can use it however she sees fit (in the court case, in the media or in a centerpiece at the firm's Christmas party), and if the client finds this unfair, he should have hired a more careful lawyer.

A centerpiece concert at the Rose Theater will feature the program's in-house orchestra ripping through new arrangements of Horace Silver and Lee Morgan tunes, with some outside help from the trumpeter Roy Hargrove and the tenor saxophonist J. D. Allen.

This is the Disneyland in which a ride like Adventure Thru Inner Space was a Tomorrowland centerpiece, at least until Star Tours moved into town.

His favorite was being a "living centerpiece" at the 1997 economic "Summit of the Eight" with then-President Bill Clinton and then-Russian leader Boris Yeltsin in attendance.

Lost dogs and the budget woes of small towns are a centerpiece of programming at WZBG, a small independent adult contemporary station in Litchfield with a family-friendly format.

A dish from this cache, which was sold at Sotheby's in 1963 and 1964, will be a centerpiece of an exhibition at the Chinese Porcelain Company at 475 Park Avenue (58th Street) from Oct. 12 to Oct. 28.