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Meanwhile from 25-27 November, the city hosts the outdoor FoodWine Design Fair, devoted to small producers (foodwinedesign.co.za).

The system is one of many being showcased this weekend at NextFest, a fair devoted to a variety of new technology.

| Last week's schedule included an entire art fair devoted to works on paper; now there's a sale at Swann focussed on the same category (March 6), featuring works by Whistler, Cadmus, and Cassatt.

It will be the first World's Fair devoted to ecology, and the first one here, in which the Soviet Union will be represented since 1939 The film will be shown in the state of Washington pavilion.

nytimes.com/topics SLIDESHOW: ART AND DESIGN: The Armory Show The Armory Show, the annual art fair devoted to contemporary art, is back, accompanied by nine smaller, less prestigious fairs.

This was in 1994, and out of that single observation from David Halberstam emerged an annual issue of Vanity Fair devoted to what the magazine called the "New Establishment".

His collection of attractive grown-up daughters have gained much attention – a Vanity Fair article devoted to them in 2002 described them as "glamazons" and raved about the family being "perfect".

And when they rattle off his long list of achievements and show all his masterful displays, there should be a fair part devoted to his dominant performance against the Melbourne Storm on Saturday.

TORONTO--The first Canadian job fair specifically devoted to the life sciences took place last week, in what most people attending felt was a huge success.

He recalls, with a shudder, a Vanity Fair Hollywood issue devoted to screenwriters.

Mary Jo Cook, who calls herself the chief impact officer at Fair Trade USA, said she could recall no other marketing campaign devoted to fair-trade practices by a brand with the scope of the Green Mountain Coffee campaign.