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In them was a pristine collection of couture, dating from 1905 to 1925; some of the clothes will be on display this spring at the Metropolitan Museum, in a show devoted to Poiret.
"I hope when people think about Olivier they consider the whole body of work," said the veteran New York night-life impresario Paul Sevigny, Chloë's brother, who maintains a pristine collection of the entire Purple library.
There is exactly one and only one candidate on this stage tonight in possession of a pristine collection of HO-scale Lionel trains with an authentic Chattanooga Choo-Choo which emits steam and makes a little "hoo-hoo" sound.
I was stuck on the idea of finding a bit of the Gran Sasso national park to hike in, free from snow, and since I didn't want to wait for June, my next stop was the village of Calascio, a pristine collection of handsome stone houses clinging to a mountain side at 4,000 feet.
The result: a pristine collection of stem cells.
By the time second album, Cupid Deluxe, swung around in 2013, Blood Orange had gotten even slicker and more refined, gifting us with a pristine collection of butter-smooth synth jams and woozy funk instrumentals.
"It's a pristine collection," Mr. Sobel said happily.
Even with a pristine collection centre like UCLA's, there is no guarantee that the e-waste will be processed responsibly once it has passed downstream.
And so the original recordings of seminal figures like Lester Young, Dizzy Gillespie and Erroll Garner were shipped here, 50 miles east of Atlanta, to a town of 3,500 better known for its pristine collection of antebellum homes and the corporate headquarters of the Pennington Seed Company and Applebee's Restaurants.
Boser details the incredible dedication (and money) that the heiress put toward her pristine collection of Old Masters, early moderns, and other masterworks.
This is where all the trouble begins because I ruined my brother's pristine collection of original Star Wars action figures.
