IN the 1930's and 40's, two companies with the magic words Ballet Russe in their names crisscrossed America, fostering a passion for ballet and, incidentally, forming an inextricable link between ballet and Russia in the public's mind.
Perhaps it is because the administration's Latin American policy is shaped by the views of a small group of Cuban-Americans who still harbor deep-rooted resentment against Fidel Castro and, incidentally, form a strong voting bloc in a state governed by President Bush's brother.
Mr President, although there is no Irish contingent in my group at present - but there is an associated party, which incidentally forms part of the Irish Government - I also wish to express my group's thanks for the work of the Irish team at the head of the Council presidency.
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Incidentally, she formed a working relationship with producer Salaam Remi through these record publishers.
(Incidentally, Catastrophe forms a perfect double bill with Togetherness, the superb HBO dramedy about thirtysomethings in emotional crisis, which Sky Atlantic has helpfully scheduled at 10.35pm, slap-bang after Catastrophe's credits roll. There, too, the big, stupid gags come from living, breathing, crying, farting human beings, and are all the funnier for it).
Incidentally, the Flexn members, who have formed an exemplary community, aren't the only ones who've shaped something new from break-dancing.
They have effectively formed a contract, over the head incidentally of the paper's editor and their readers, in which they are bound to one another.
Incidentally, the metabolic processes through which these enzymes are formed and regulated, are strictly under control of certain genes, which are activated or deactivated at certain physiological conditions of the cell.
