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And Philips will undoubtedly continue its splendid series of Gergiev-Kirov releases.

To its splendid series of classic political texts, it is now adding a monumental, six-volume history.

A splendid series of emblēmata (2nd century) with mythological representations, allegories, and scenes from the theatre have been uncovered at Antioch in southern Turkey.

Or, more precisely, she's given dance presentation a makeover with Platforms 2010, a splendid series of artist-as-curator programs shown mainly at the St. Mark's Church.

His longest completion was for 16 yards and he was bedeviled by a splendid series of plays by members of the secondary.

In the 1930s he produced a particularly splendid series of paintings on the Passion of Christ; typical examples are Christ Mocked by Soldiers, The Holy Face, and Christ and the High Priest.

The game continued a splendid series for Allen, one of the best shooters in N.B.A. history.

In his life, Hujar had few substantial solo shows, attracting little press notice, and only one book, "Portraits in Life and Death" (1976), which unwisely juxtaposed two splendid series: portraits of people in his circle, half of them reclining, and shots of ancient corpses in the Palermo catacombs.

It's a holiday at home when several of the city's leading repertory screens are given over to treasures of the French cinema — even though one of the splendid series in question is offered under a slight, but revealing, misnomer.

Many Renaissance and 16th 17th-century 16th 17th-centurybuildingsrous woad [pastel] dye merchants) form one of the most splendid series in France and include the hôtels de builty, du Vieux Raisin, d'Espie, and de Pierre.

It has not been faultless, and in two of the three matches so far in this splendid series it might have been derailed.