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The Staatskapelle, of which Richard Strauss was once the musical director, has preserved from pre-war days a unique tone often referred to as the "German sound".

The paintings he has preserved from this period show a penchant for surrealist creepiness — they depict looming landscapes and sinister people and are painted in a precise, Magritte-like style.

Among the elements Obama has preserved from the former occupant's office décor: two drop-leaf, oval-shaped end tables that flank the blocky couches and Rembrandt Peale's ovoid portrait of George Washington.

China's reality is now the worst of both worlds: the only traditions it has preserved from its extraordinary history are those of no political freedom and no social mobility, and now the country has adopted the Western customs of concentrated wealth, neglect of the poor, rampant corruption, unregulated industrial pollution and a popular culture that seeks the lowest common denominator.

The look of innocence and optimism on my face, in a photograph I have preserved from that time, reminds me of the similar expressions I've seen on the faces of some of the young marines preparing for combat in Saudi Arabia.

According to Soares et al (2009) [15] the proportion of synonymous changes would be virtually stable by the time of the divergence of human and Neandertal mtDNA lineages, indicating only marginal role of purifying selection on mutations that have preserved from this time depth.

"Sheer horror of cliché, if nothing else", he says, has preserved him from that.

After the mid-19th century the unevenness and undisciplined form of his novels began to detract rather than add to his reputation, but the deep humanity of his finest works has preserved them from oblivion.

The arid climate has preserved more art from the Chimú region than from many other sections, and Spanish accounts aid scholars in understanding those artifacts.

This strong construction, combined with the fine brickwork, has preserved the structure from earthquakes and neglect.

"Suffolk County has preserved more acreage from development than any other county in the United States," he said, calling last year "perhaps our most successful ever".