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Gazing roughly 4,500 miles in a south-westerly direction, this bashment bash is all about bringing a dose of Jamaican party vibes to the middle of the week.
The migration to urban centers threatens the prosperity outlying suburbs have long enjoyed, bringing a dose of pain felt by rural communities and exacerbating stark gaps in earnings and wealth that Donald Trump capitalized on in winning the presidency.
Mr. Molina is a lively foil as his flamboyant lawyer, and Mr. Schiff is strong, bringing a dose of rueful self-awareness to the role of put-upon prosecutor.
Bringing a dose of mischief to London's V&A museum, this show gathered together tools of protest and resistance from around the world – from gigantic inflatable cobblestones used to baffle police in Berlin street protests, to Greenpeace's "lock-on" tubes, used by protesters to attach themselves – by the neck – to trees or railings, or whatever.
Stay The Lion & Pheasant (doubles from £115 B&B) breathed new life into Shrewsbury's hotel scene when it opened, bringing a dose of soft-edged Scandi style, with exposed timbers, pale grey paint and glowing candles – to what had once been a car dealer's depot.
Facebook's Randi Zuckerberg was busy bringing a dose of reality into the elite discussion sessions.
Instead, Jermain Defoe will bring a dose of nostalgia directly to Red Bull Arena.
In a London Evening Standard interview, Baker said he wanted to bring "a dose of liberalism" to the department.
The princess, 60, has brought a dose of American entrepreneurialism to the role of Roman aristocrat.
