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At least Bale has offered a taster of what awaits.
An HMRC source said it was first offered a "taster" of the cache in 2009, but received the bulk in late 2010.
The band for the programme mixed classical Indian instruments with a cello and Japanese taiko drums, and they came into expressive focus in the closing section, which offered a taster of the deferred new work, Gnosis.
The company offered a taster of this future last month, when it unveiled the "Booklet 3G," a laptop computer weighing 2.8 pounds and measuring ten inches.
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A stay at one of the camps here offers kids a taster of Lawrence of Arabia-style desert life: having tea with a local family, riding a camel through the dunes and sleeping under a sky crowded with stars.
"The goody bags were dropped one by one, and the caviar tray offered a mere taster portion," he said.
Some students are making up for their lack of languages at school; some are starting a new language that their school didn't offer; and quite a few want a taster of an exotic language with a different writing system.
I read this in one sitting and think it's a great introduction to graphic novels for those just looking to get a taster of what this storytelling medium can offer.
Becky Higgitt gives us a taster of what's on offer.
While we sampled every DJ on offer, feeling that it was only fair to get a taster of the event as a whole, we, predictably, spent most of our time with Harv.
As an opening flourish, it will host 100 concerts in five days, giving a taster of the range of music on offer.
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