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The Brazil 2014 closing ceremony will conclude with a spectacular combination of music: Shakira and Carlinhos Brown perform "Dare"; Alexandre Pires, Carlos Santana and Wyclef Jean provide a rendition of the World Cup official anthem, "We Will Find A Way"; plus, a medley of Brazilian songs courtesy of Pires and Ivete Sangalo.

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The Band of the Royal Marines provided a rendition of the "Thunderbirds March" both before and after the screening.

Gogol Bordello provided a rendition of the art-rock toe-tapper "Breaking Glass," lending it a kind of Slavic mania.

Being so immersed himself in the depth of the drama and the drama of the depth of the Mahabharata, Fraenkel expertly provides a rendition which can not only entertain and edify us, but also point in essential directions going forward for our fragile civilization.

To expect a Batman game to provide a classic rendition of the Joker/Batman dichotomy in the face of such wonderful works as Alan Moore's The Killing Joke, Grant Morrison's Batman: Arkham Asylum, or Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight movie is perhaps expecting too much.

The report should be completed later this month, and the results will be incorporated into a new furnishing plan intended to refine the color scheme and provide a more accurate rendition of period colors.

The credit goes in large part to Kenyon Martin, who has steadied the frontcourt rotation and provided a convincing rendition of Chandler's athleticism around the rim.

Mr. Hamelin projected authority in his brash incursions during the first movement and provided a suave rendition of a cadenza by Busoni in the tender Andantino.

Thomas H. Wyman, who recently resigned from the Augusta National Golf Club over its refusal to allow female members, has provided a pusillanimous rendition in the knee-jerk school of performing arts.

While no performance in Gotham can quite match the pastelled elegance of the St. Thomas Choir's "Messiah," the Philharmonic has for many years provided a superb rendition of its own, leavening the natural heft of its sound with a modicum of period-performance refinement.