Norimitsu Onishi (NYT) BURUNDI: TALKS IN TANZANIA -- Nelson Mandela opened a new round of peace talks on Burundi, combining diplomacy and showmanship in an effort to end six years of ethnic civil war.
"We've returned our attention to film presentation and showmanship in our buildings," said Marc Pascucci, a spokesman for Loews.
There have also been sensations and showmanship: in 2002, in London, Dr. von Hagens sold tickets to an autopsy he performed, defying British law; and two years ago he announced that after his death (he said he has Parkinson's disease), he too would be plastinated and in that form would welcome visitors to continuing shows.
Marvin S. Traub, the retailing impresario who transformed Bloomingdale's from a stodgy Upper East Side family department store into a trendsetting international showcase of style and showmanship in the 1970s and '80s, died on Wednesday at his home on the Upper East Side of Manhattan.
There was plenty of precision and showmanship in the work's fast movements, but Mr. Masur and his players were at their best in the Lento, a movement that calls for juxtapositions of hot, fortissimo brass and chilly pianissimo strings, effects that were executed vividly.
Zouave militia units in the United States wore similar uniforms to their French counterparts and emphasized precision and showmanship in their drill.
But he has a "Mad Men" flair for showmanship, in a stark contrast to the accountant-like demeanor of Mr. Wren, who has preferred to let his company's agencies, and Omnicom's steady profits, do the talking.
Trump's bombastic showmanship in a league of its own.
Before you try any, test your showmanship in a mirror my placing one end of the tape behind your ear (or tape it there) and hold the other end in your hand.
"It's all about concentration and showmanship," Hall, a father figure in the industry, said.
