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His murder, at Burke's restaurant, and the disposal of his body, forms the centrepiece of Goodfellas.

The play forms the centrepiece of Jonathan Church's first season as artistic director of the Chichester Festival Theatre.

The unveiling of the collection forms the centrepiece of this enjoyable tale, folding out elegantly from its rose-hued pages.

The thinking led to the creation of Prevent, the government's strategy to curb radicalisation which forms the centrepiece of the rumbling disagreement between Gove and May.

The new Hull Truck Theatre, scheduled for completion in 2004, forms the centrepiece of an ambitious cultural and commercial redevelopment of Hull's run-down Ferensway district.

The National Short Story prize forms the centrepiece of a UK-wide campaign - the Story Project - which was launched alongside the inaugural award in August 2005.

This work formed the centrepiece of the 2009 ad department conference.

Oliver said individual contracts formed the "centrepiece" of the Work Choices policy.

It will form the centrepiece of Christie's Renaissance sale during Old Masters Week in January.

Sarah Phelps's adaptation will form the centrepiece of the BBC's celebration of the 2012 bicentenary of Dickens's birth.

But he will surely be surprised to hear that his inquiry is to form the centrepiece of a gallery exhibition.