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"The four Fono CD's of my work," Ms. Tebaldi said in a note from Milan, "have been realized with love, taste, refinement and a richness of texts and photographs such as I have never seen".

Somewhat paradoxically, one of the lures of New York City in the 50's was the promise of "free love" in bohemian circles and a richness of erotic opportunity that existed nowhere else.

From 1974 to 1979 Mr. Bean and his partners made unadorned electric guitars and basses that had an uncanny ability to sustain notes and a richness of tone that some likened to that of a piano or harp.

For a reprint of the essay, he designed a series of initials and typographic ornaments that express the characteristics of the style: decoration based upon natural forms; pages whose typography and decoration blend to make overall patterns; and a richness of texture reminiscent of illuminated manuscripts.

There are difficult choices elsewhere, too, with Tom Briscoe battling Josh Charnley for a place on the right wing, James Roby facing competition from Michael McIlorum at hooker and a richness of talent at prop causing headaches around who to leave out.

There was a kindness of heart and a richness of soul that each one of these musicians possessed.

The plate with overglaze enamels compares closely with those from the Hoi An cargo and demonstrates a richness of polychrome decoration unlike Chinese ceramics.

The dish with overglaze enamels compares closely with those from the Hoi An cargo and demonstrates a richness of polychrome decoration unlike Chinese ceramics.

Yet, the journalist added, the opera "contains so many beauties, and such a richness of thought as can proceed only from the born genius".

In fact, the model is multi-dimensional, and has a richness of capability that enables advanced design to take place.

For a time quillwork was replaced by the use of glass trade beads, which were not only technically similar in their application to quillwork but did not fade and gave a richness of colour unobtainable in any other way.