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Saint Laurent alone this year had a couture collection that was truly couture - both a showcase for advances in design and for beautiful, detailed workmanship.
The series is both a showcase for the university's expertise on basic cellular aging processes and an opportunity for uptown and downtown scientists to connect.
The clash between Brienne and Sandor was the best of the season, both a showcase for two very different fighting methods and an acknowledgement that the reality of combat is you have to fight dirty to win.
Martin, who starred opposite Williams in Mike Nichols' 1988 stage production of Waiting for Godot, is one of several comedy heavyweights who appear in the film, which functions as both a showcase for Williams' gifts and something of a shiva for the friends and family he left behind.
Ruthie Collins' music is both a showcase for the richly interwoven clarity that is always a hallmark of great Country Music, and a surprisingly bold lesson in how to arrange and produce that music.
Needing to elevate its profile beyond Asia, Samsung created a tented pavilion out of a garage both as a showcase for its future products and as a meeting place for athletes and their families.
The documentary is exhilarating, both as a showcase for performance and an interrogation of faith and its fragility.
Occupying an irregularly shaped city block at the northwest corner of Canal and Sullivan Streets, it will be both a park and a showcase for established and newer artists, open from 7 a.m. till dusk daily, except in January, February and part of March.
Music and theater were her first loves, and Burnett's program became a showcase for both.
The festival offers a showcase for both established and emerging artists and also tries to create networks of support around them.
The King has made education and technology top priorities, and he intends King's Academy, as his Jordanian Deerfield facsimile is to be called, to be a showcase for both.
