Entering the evening, the race for the top musical prize was considered too close to call between "Kinky Boots" and the dark British import "Matilda," two springtime openings that had emerged as hits after little fanfare in the months leading up to their opening nights.
Across the cramped but artfully arranged marble counter, strawberries ($2) and bananas ($2.50) drenched in the deep, dark stuff imported from France and Belgium come striped with a contrasting drizzle of white.
Organised crime gangs use concealed sites on the so-called dark web to import huge quantities of counterfeit drugs from China.
Here we see yet another dark side of importing the DNA of the private sector into state education.
This dark, rich concentrate imported from Japan is ready to add to sauces or brush on meat, fish or vegetables, contributing a deep, mushroomy finish to the flavor.
Sure enough, as the domestic chicken industry considered the fearsome prospect of cheap imported dark meat, its lobbyists began to protest.
More common than the regulation kepis, completely gray or butternut caps, or later, dark cadet gray imported kersey caps were issued and worn by troops throughout the war, in large numbers.
IDS is now chained with his ministerial and civil service team to a Whitehall radiator in the dark while the latest imported whiz-kid, Howard Shiplee, who "delivered the Olympic Park under budget and early", pulls off a similar feat with £160bn-worth of complicated welfare machinery which doesn't look a bit like an Olympic Park.
According to architect Garth Sheriff of Sheriff + Associates, Los Angeles, and Edward Budnick of FMG, the stepped-back construction and use of 41,000 square feet of dark burgundy Fiandre tile imported from Italy by Park Tile Supply, Anaheim, was instrumental in persuading the commission to relax its emphasis on low, Spanish-style buildings.
