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Thanks to a community theater, a group of volunteer actors and a little magic by the theater's technical director, an adapted rendition of "Cinderella" is playing in Pomona.

The depiction of the protein sequence on the secondary structure was adapted from an analysis using PDBsum [42], and all other renditions of the protein structure were prepared with PyMOL [43].

Includes renditions of some very old songs.

Home serves stylized renditions of American classics.

Those are miniature papier-mâché renditions of Saturn and Sputnik.

In other supposed renditions of a dancer, pure abstraction triumphs.

Northerners spun their own renditions of the argument.

As adapted, by the future best-selling novelist Irving Wallace, from a 1914 melodrama most famously filmed in 1932 as "The Man Who Played God," the film casts Liberace as a slightly more grandiose version of himself: a hugely successful classical pianist with a common touch, who passes from florid renditions of Chopin to "Chopsticks," boogie-woogie and "The Beer Barrel Polka".

Figure 6(c) and (d) both show renditions of aspects that encode for chemical reactions.

Pelino shines with four renditions of Sinatra's "My Way".

During such "babbling bouts," the pups often sing nearly complete renditions of the territorial songs, Knörnschild says, albeit shakier renditions.