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The brilliant composer often gets overlooked, but her "String Quartet 1931" will be given a rare performance this week.

After this session is over, voters will be given a rare chance to choose a very important State Legislature this fall.

Martial is likely to be given a rare run-out in United's Premier League match away to Bournemouth tonight but his long-term future at the club appears bleak.

Suarez could be given a rare rest by Rodgers following the return to fitness of Sturridge, but McManaman feels that the player would actually benefit from playing this weekend when the Reds take on Bournemouth at the Goldsands Stadium Asked whether he thinks Suarez will feature, McManaman said: "I do actually.

Mata will be given a rare chance to shine in the Capital One Cup third-round tie from the start at Swindon tomorrow night, while Cesar Azpilicueta and Ryan Bertrand, who have also been ignored, are also expected to get an opportunity.

For example, Angel Diaz took more than twice the usual time to die and had to be given a rare second dose of deadly chemicals.

Rebecca Fowler ponders the issues and is given a rare tour of the National DNA Laboratory.

Orr was given a rare five-minute major for interference and a game misconduct.

But it is extremely moving, and was given a rare standing ovation.

Students are given a rare opportunity to participate in art-making with these renowned artists in an experimental setting.

Bowie was given a rare musical icon Brit award; only the second time the award has been given.