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Christine Buffle, wonderfully feisty as the Vixen, is nicely complemented by Richard Coxon, a tenor rather than the standard soprano as the Fox.

Ms. Winterling's studied abstraction is nicely complemented by painted landscapes by Paul P. that surround it at Reich and by enigmatic conversation pieces by Amir Mogharabi.

wings and is nicely complemented by the Players Extreme Punch (seven shots and real fruit juices) or a four-hundred-and-fifty-dollar bottle of Cristal.

You can catch up on yesterday's action courtesy of Richard Williams's report on Samuel Sanchez's maiden Tour de France stage win, which is nicely complemented by this gallery of the best photographs from Stage 12. Video highlights: The best bits of yesterday's 211km spin over the Pyrenees condensed into one dinky 4min 06sec highlights package.

The new piece is nicely complemented by two of Bach's violin concertos, in which Mutter is partnered by the Trondheim Soloists, whose performing style is a hybrid between modern techniques and period ideas: they use baroque bows but on metal stringed instruments.

He contributes a honeycomb-pattern stained glass window -- Shaker Pop, you could say -- which is nicely complemented by geodesic floor pieces made of plastic drinking straws by another Californian, Jeff Ono; by a cabinet of sleek, dangerous-looking enameled bottles by Caroline McCarthy; and by a single Big-Foot size leather shoe by Alex Lieber, an artist from Berlin.

All this was nicely complemented by delicate peach sorbet.

A grilled whole trout was nicely complemented by a light dill vinaigrette, crispy spatzle and unadorned green beans.

Her architectural assemblages are nicely complemented by a sound installation by John Morton, next door in Glenview, the museum's vintage Victorian home.

At a dinner in May, my three companions (including the New York restaurateur Ed Schoenfeld) and I, visiting anonymously, began with smoked swordfish, which was nicely complemented by a green apple wasabi salsa.

This observation has recently been nicely complemented by further work on the 'mutator' mouse.