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Another vitrine displays a laser-cut couture coat by Iris van Herpen (2013), Paulo Goldstein's artfully held together "Repair is Beautiful" director's chair (2013) and "Stuff of Memory" (2010, ongoing), by Simone ten Hompel, which is an assortment of unusable eating implements.
Hence We Sing Pop!'s playlist, which is an initially puzzling assortment, but probably perfect for mixed-generation games when parents, kids and grandparents need a couple of tunes they are familiar with.
They also describe a menu seemingly more creative than the current one, which is an ethnically indistinct assortment of dishes with enough pro forma salads and sides to make you question the point of Mr. Vongerichten's involvement, beyond the cachet it lends the restaurant and the money it presumably brings him.
"We really need this one," one Nets official said before the game, pulling a pocket schedule from his wallet and pursuing the remaining games against an assortment of opponents, none which are a sure thing because there is no such thing for a team in the Nets' position.
One of the first luxury labels to fuel the trend, Balenciaga has an assortment of brightly colored Triple S Trainers sneakers, which are a bold sartorial statement for the fashion-forward male.
It had an assortment of charms on it, one of which was a tiny toy gun, about an inch and a half long.
Fourth, our model can be extended to account for assortment decisions, which is especially relevant for situations where the available shelf space is not sufficient to list all possible items of a category.
The excellent cast is as comfortable with the absurdity as with the suggestions of desire and supplication in the dance, which is itself an uneven assortment of elements.
The neighbourhood has never been without its eccentrics, a steady assortment of which were supplied by Arlington House, one of the Rowton Houses put up in the 19th century to provide respectable working men with bed and board at a reasonable rate.
