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But with the all-new 2015 C-Class roundly recognised as the most advanced, luxurious car in its class – dripping with technology and features handed down from the flagship S-Class – the C450, C63 and C63 S offshoots are free to pursue various sport-sedan crowns.
Mr. Konitz was also a featured soloist with the Miles Davis Nonet, a short-lived but influential ensemble whose handful of recordings from the late 1940's laid the groundwork for a 1950's offshoot of be-bop nicknamed "cool".
Al-Qaeda's regional offshoot was suspected.
Documentary on reggae's romantic offshoot.
The languid pace of surfing's latest offshoot suits Lopez.
Ms. Rimkus chose Asbury Park for Max Fish's offshoot more for personal reasons than for business ones.
In the early 1970s, British pianist Bill Fay released two albums on one of Decca's offshoot labels.
Ten years later he was a founder of that group's offshoot, Kodo.
Tradition adds to the brand appeal; at Harrow's offshoot in Beijing, the youngsters chant the school song.
Ms. Greene is now the face of the designer's younger offshoot, DKNY.
The Muslim Brotherhood's political offshoot, the Freedom & Justice Party, faced the ire of protesters.
