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exeterphoenix.org.uk The Scoop, London An amphitheatre on the Thames next to City Hall running "an eclectic selection of classic, cult and contemporary films rarely shown elsewhere" for three weeks from mid-September.

Guest rooms include an eclectic selection of CD's.

Vermont's first winery offers an eclectic selection of wines made with pears, green apples, raspberry, rhubarb and blueberry.

The shop has an eclectic selection of books, including this tome on architecture in the former Soviet Union.

Billig Kaufhaus offered an eclectic selection of goods, from luggage and World Cup souvenirs to decorative wooden statues of cats.

It's an eclectic selection of 26 brief literary lives: all they have in common is that they are dead, not Spanish and were "all fairly disastrous individuals".

This proposed ethical guidance, based on an eclectic selection from overlapping systems of thought and argument, finds that the public health equity issues faced by the humanitarian community can be framed as issues of resource allocation and issues of decision-making.

Highlights include Apop Records (No. 2831; 314-664-6575; apoprecords.com), which carries an impressively eclectic selection of psych pop, punk, country and jazz records.

The menu warns, "We do not serve vegetarian friendly items," and, one recent night, there was a suitably eclectic selection of meats — spicy tripe, a warm, rich veal-head terrine, a delicious pork-sausage corn dog.

To get us warmed up for a weekend hay-making, he's put together a suitably eclectic selection of pause-button-edge-blunters for your listening pleasure.

A companion volume, Report from the Interior (2013), arrayed a similarly eclectic selection of anecdotes alongside deeper analyses of some of his cinematic influences and a selection of letters exchanged with his ex-wife, writer Lydia Davis.