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The finest, from a company called Caffè Sicilia, come from the area around Noto, a Baroque hill town in the island's southeastern corner.

This painting (shown left), one of the finest from this famous series ever to come to auction, marks a shift, not only in Monet's treatment of the evolving water-lily theme, but in his overall approach to his art.

Home to writers acclaimed as some of the world's finest, from Haruki Murakami to Margaret Atwood, the New Yorker has included the actor's story, Alan Bean Plus Four, in its 27 October issue.

"This window might not be one of the finest from the Middle Ages, but it is certainly one of the most interesting," said Yelena Schlekevich, curator of the Hermitage's stained-glass window collection.

The goose livers come from France, but it is here that skilled chefs at D'ARTAGNAN turn them into a supple, velvety terrine of goose foie gras that rivals the finest from abroad.

Renée Fleming, the leading lady, is not a natural in the operetta idiom, but her hard work and innate glamour eventually win the day; Andrew Davis's fluttery conducting, however, prevents Lehár's melodies — some of Vienna's finest — from achieving their proper bloom.

He emerged just fine from the storm.

Violators would receive fines from $100 to $250.

"You should be fine from here".

We'll be fine from here".

He should be fine from there, though.