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Drug use is the greatest problem facing elite sports, and testing creates the facade that everyone is clean".

Death penalty states have created the facade that there is something medical going on in the death chamber, that they are putting people to sleep when in fact prisoners are paralysed and could be tortured".

The board then stashed this fraud in secret offshore accounts and encouraged corporate officers to oversell in order to create the facade that the company was worth billions.

Some of the millions that made it possible for the NRA to create the facade that they are for the very Americans they were aiding in killing were spent on things like publications, such as NRA Family, which this month features a cartoon entitled "Little Red Riding Hood Has a Gun".

Nestled against the freeway, the cylindrical exterior is broken up into a series of vertical bands, creating a sawtooth pattern on the facade that is a subtle play on the relationship between the individual and the collective.

The projecting window bays of the original are repeated, but alternate in a pattern of two four-window bays to one recessed strip of windows to create the undulating appearance of the facade that was an early trademark of Holabird & Roche.

"They were trying to create this facade that she (Portman) had become a ballerina in a year and a half," she said.

An avowed classicist, Mr. Greenberg has created a facade that might easily be mistaken for a turn-of-the-century commercial loft.

In his design for the Wacoal Art Centre (1982 85) in Tokyo, he further explored the possibilities of metal, creating an aluminum facade that contains a series of geometric shapes and textures.

Island Properties combined two storefronts into one for the project and earned the praise of local historians for creating a new facade that picked up early 20th-century design elements and preserved original tin ceilings and interior arches.

Ritvo also imagines pulling back the glass facade that covers the grandstand to create open-air boxes along the track.