Brian Thomson and Alice Babidge's designs offer super-evocative retro chic and visualise with flair several surreal events.
Though Mr Mandela has embodied such policies as reconciliation, and carried them out with remarkable flair, several have sprung from the party rather than from him.
Lawrence had a gift for presenting somber subjects with an exuberant, pattern-intensive flair; several of the artists in the show do the same.
Only one patient in the definite LA group with age 68 years with disease duration of 104 weeks (see Table 1) had several recurrent arthritis flairs before diagnosed as LA.
"Heartless" was effective, but was merely a brief flicker of flair after several weeks of airbrushing the life out of songs by Michael Jackson, the Beatles and others.
The band's trumpeter, Reinaldo Melián Alvarez, brings boppish flair to his playing, joined on several tracks by a featured guest, the saxophonist Branford Marsalis.
But no genre has reconciled art and commerce more aggressively and with more flair than hip-hop, which also sustains several underground wings.
However, several patients developed white matter changes visible in T2 FLAIR MRI as published previously.
Several studies, using various modalities (T2*, fluid-attenuated inversion recovery (FLAIR) or fast spin echo proton density-weighted imaging), have shown hyperintensity in the white matter along the corticospinal tract, from the centrum semiovale to the brainstem [ 36– 46].
Berio, though he possessed a formidable musical intellect, had a flair for drama, which he put to use in several wildly experimental operas.
