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Sometimes futuristic-looking prototypes of gadgets do get commercialized: Brother has announced it is ready to bring to market the so-called AiRScouter, a head-mounted and transparent transmissive liquid crystal display that was first showcased back in 2008.

Sure enough, he showcased a back three.

In doing so they showcased a back catalogue rich with wit and social conscience and inspired by, amongst other things, our dramatic coastline and our open-arms drinking culture.

TV's often-hypocritical approach to censorship was given its grandest showcase back in 1972, when the comedian George Carlin first took note of "Seven Words You Can Never Say on Television".

Senators pushing to renew a 10-year ban on military-style assault weapons showcased their backing from law enforcement officials on Monday as the Senate headed toward a series of politically charged votes on gun issues.

A 23-song set takes us from the predictable opener of Chains to the inevitable closer of Go Your Own Way, plus two encores, the second a stripped-down take on Songbird showcasing Christine McVie, back to complete the Rumours line-up.

He continued: "The guys would have been excited to travel over to England, but I know they're very excited to showcase it back here as well.

In cinematic terms, showcasing the back of a character's head should evoke a sense of danger, as if the character is being hunted.

The younger composers Ms. McDonald championed on Thursday included the team of Zina Goldrich and Marcy Heisler ("Baltimore"), Adam Gwon ("I'll Be Here"), Gabriel Kahane (songs from "Craigslistlieder"), and the ever-iconoclastic Michael John LaChiusa, whose work was also showcased in "Way Back to Paradise".

The 2011 film "Page One: Inside the New York Times" showcased Carr firing back at critics who suggested the Gray Lady's best days were over.

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