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The aesthetic about-turn at Gucci has seen a rival brand that once occupied completely separate aesthetic territory stage a dramatic land grab for the quirky-chic look that defines Prada.

The firm also plans to introduce a code of conduct for its customers that would forbid purchases of gems from war-torn areas.See article: About-turn at De BeersDiageo, a British food-and-spirits group, is joining the American food industry consolidation.

Yet we could still see so much of the exquisite detail and remnants of how elegant it once was," Karina says, having blogged about turning at least a portion of the house into a cafe inspired by this salon at the Petit Trianon in Versailles.

The financial tables are about to turn, at least somewhat, as well.

A sudden about-turn aimed at forestalling diplomatic isolation, said opponents.

On banked highway arcs at high speeds, the Vanquish, thanks to an exceedingly rigid frame made of extruded aluminum and carbon fiber, resists nearly all body roll and you can steer with impunity through just about any turn at any speed.

According to a Yahoo News article by Liz Goodwin, however, that disappointment may be about to turn into at least tepid excitement.

North Korea's about-turn is chiefly aimed at extracting more aid and trade from Japan.

North Korea's about-turn is chiefly aimed at weaning more aid and trade from Japan.

The new boast is all about turning in at 10pm.

Mr. Martin, who says he is "neurotically punctual" about turning up at the set, had to break off so he could head over to the Sûreté for his wedding.