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Instead, from the backdrop of skeletal winter trees and with the same pattern inked onto fabrics, the mood was, as the designer put it, "a sparse sense of melancholia".

If the California-born Dent was going to emerge from the backdrop of America's Andy Roddick frenzy, he wanted to drop onto the scene with the force of a falling piano.

Statistical information from an RCT is virtually uninterpretable and meaningless if stripped away from the backdrop of our basic understanding of physiology and biochemistry.

New export orders contracted to 47.5 from 50.5 against the backdrop of slower global growth and the euro zone's debt crisis.

In the latest issue of its Oil Sense report, Credit Suisse also suggests a severe credit crunch from Europe, against the backdrop of cheaper shale oil prices, could deflate oil prices to $50 a barrel.

But only last month, Strauss stressed the importance of England moving on from Pietersen against the backdrop of lasting tension between the pair.

Mr. Fischer, an American, faced Mr. Spassky, who was from the Soviet Union, against the backdrop of the cold war, and from the beginning the match was difficult to mediate.

"It is important to view the significant financial loss from Lonely Planet against the backdrop of a sustained strong performance from BBC Worldwide as a whole, which brings significant benefits to licence fee payers".

Joanna Lipper has chosen six teenage mothers from Pittsfield and, against the backdrop of their disintegrating town, lets them tell their stories.

The informal sense of fun they have brought to these Games has been nectar to organisers under pressure over everything from melting snow to the backdrop of the huge cost and human rights abuses.

Seen from the south against the backdrop of the taller and blander glass- and brick-clad towers lining Eighth Avenue, its stubby crystalline form seems to have been arbitrarily sliced off at the top, so that it meets the sky abruptly.