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But what it lacks in linguistic poetry is amply compensated for in the vibrancy of Seasick's guitar-playing.

"For anyone interested in the vibrancy of Hindu culture, this is a kind of epicenter of religious life," Eck said.

"For anyone interested in the vibrancy of Hindu culture, this is a kind of epicenter of religious life," said Harvard Professor Diana Eck (not pictured).

Michel Kouakou, a choreographer from the Ivory Coast, received the 2012 Vilcek Prize for Creative Promise, which includes a cash award of $25,000.The Vilcek Prize honors immigrants who have played a significant role in the vibrancy of culture in the United States.

Beyond that familiarity is a belief in the vibrancy of Los Angeles' growing startup ecosystem.

Everything would be for naught if it weren't for the vibrancy of their raw product.

Fiennes, in L.A. recently to appear at a four-film tribute given him by the American Cinemateque at the Aero Theater in Santa Monica, lives mostly in London, where he'll next appear at the National Theatre in George Bernard Shaw's "Man and Superman". But he keeps an apartment in New York, a city he enjoys for the vibrancy of its theater and street life, and its proximity to pals like Liam Neeson.

Standing in Kendall Square as an urban center, you really get a feel for the vibrancy of this place.

Alternatively, opportunities are also growing for the vibrancy of offline activity and lived experience to be reflected online.

Nuvo Bar is one of the popular spots for socialites seeking out the vibrancy of Brindleyplace.

For a start, as Lyn Gardner observed in her reviews for the Guardian, it demonstrated the vibrancy of the company.