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CSTV said yesterday that it would showcase its college football coverage Saturday nights from Oct. 1 through November on i, the broadcast network formerly called PAX TV.

First, they said that it would showcase Britain to the world.

Company chairman Allan Blood said it would showcase clean coal technology to the world.

He conceded the event would be "advertising" for Russia and said it would showcase the country's improving living standards.

And it would showcase something valuable, which is a 300-year-old tradition of highly skilled Maine shipwrights".

"They would welcome prosecution for trespass or burglary, because it would showcase the fact that the prosecutor is not prosecuting the animal cruelty that is occurring," he said.

I recorded that song acoustically, at the time that's sort of what I did, a couple acoustic guitars, a bunch of vocals and then I would showcase it to the band and the band would create the song.

To illustrate this point, I thought I would showcase our earliest Russian book: Bukvarʹ i︠a︡zyka slavenska ([Moscow]: Vasiliĭ Fedorovich Burt︠s︡ov, ).

In just over a month, it is to become the first former Soviet republic to host the European soccer championships, an achievement its leaders hoped would showcase its emergence from an authoritarian past and its embrace of Western values.

Obviously, one can make the argument that it's a cold, cruel world out there and if an article is attracting attention, of whatever kind, it's only natural that a website would showcase it.

In her speech on Monday, Ms. Rice made it clear the United States and China would showcase their cooperation on climate change, with a deal on carrying out a broad emissions accord they struck last year during a meeting in Beijing.