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A few streets away Conservatives held a protest meeting against "a fine British achievement" being inaugurated by a foreigner.

Kurdish music was blasting from shops and cafes, and a Kurdish political party's headquarters was being inaugurated by a group of men greeting each other according to local custom: one kiss on one cheek, followed by three on the other.

And there is a good-sized temporary exhibition space being inaugurated by an exceptional show of recent paintings, sculpture and photographs by Cy Twombly, who is in top form at 81.

The swimming pool in this sports' centre was inaugurated by a relay race – I say "race" but there was only one team participating in this symbolic relay.

Last season: 4th in Eastern Conference; conference finalists Prediction: The new rivalry with NYCFC might be inaugurated by a battle for one of the lower playoff spots.

The event was inaugurated by a large dinner in "The Arena", a former riding school on the army base, which often concluded with the playing of bagpipes (Judd was proud of his Scottish ancestry).

The Fenix mine in Guatemala had been closed for 30 years, and was inaugurated by a recent visit to the site by president Otto Pérez, who called it the biggest investment in the history of the country.

In North Dakota, a Republican state, the state-owned bank was inaugurated by a political party appropriately called the "Non-Partisan League".

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This meant that JC's final questions to the Prime Minister before the election were inaugurated by a chorus of Tory jeers.

So it is appropriate that this new exhibition space operated by the foundation he created should be inaugurated by an exhibition extolling American democracy and running during the final weeks of the presidential election.