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But in this current Paris autumn 2013 season, the one-time couturier has created a fusion of his own shapely silhouettes, joyful colors and intense embellishment with the ideas of Elsa Schiaparelli, the surrealist designer of the 1930s.

By courting Jerry Rubin, then the most militant youth leader, this old-left New England Quaker harnessed the spirit of the times and created a fusion of civil-disobedience and protest that captured the American public's imagination.

It has been an important business district in Beijing since the Liao and Jin Dynasties (around 1000 A.D .. Since then, many migrants from the north and south of ancient China have converged here and created a fusion of diverse cultures.

For the soundtrack, Ilaiyaraaja applied the techniques of modern popular film music orchestration to Tamil folk poetry and folk song melodies, which created a fusion of Western and Tamil idioms.

This construction created a fusion of Neu5Ac aldolase tagged with GST at the N-terminus and 5R at the C-terminus, with the gene for the double-tagged protein under the regulation of the tac promoter.

The idea behind Major Lazer, the brainchild of US producer Diplo, was to bring American stars to Jamaica, where they would get in a studio with local talent, consume local produce and create a fusion of reggae and electronic styles.

Mr. Glover's own style has never borrowed from ballroom, ballet, flamenco or any of the other dance idioms tappers occasionally use when trying to create a fusion of forms.

The mission of the Department of Bioengineering is to create a fusion of engineering and the life sciences that promotes scientific discovery and the development of new biomedical technologies and therapies through research and education.

The bioengineering department is creating a fusion of engineering and the life sciences that promotes scientific discovery and the invention of new technologies and therapies through research and education.

On Deuces Wild (1997), King enlisted such artists as Van Morrison, Bonnie Raitt, and Eric Clapton to create a fusion of blues, pop, and country that dominated the blues charts for almost two years.

Endicott's vision for the band was to create a fusion of rock and dance, music that married his love of bands such as Fugazi and Jawbox and their "DIY attitude", with his admiration for the "proper songwriting" of bands such as the Beatles.