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Robbins captured these qualities in choreography that also mirrors Bach's contrapuntal formal structure.

It's a look that also mirrors precisely what is happening on various autumn/winter catwalks: Vetements showed a collection with dishevelled models in odd-fitting giant macs, untucked shirts and excellent artery-red lipstick.

They also found that going through a reception centre was not significantly associated with PTSD or depression [ 5], a finding that also mirrors the null results found in this analysis.

That also mirrors the path that HBO took with its streaming service – it first arrived on Apple devices, but then quickly rolled out over-the-top options via streaming service Sling TV, through cable providers like Cablevision, and most recently on the Android platform.

What would happen if some of your favorite living and dead artists collaborated with you on the creation of a life-sized dollhouse that also mirrored your grandmother's struggle with dementia?

What may surprise those who have read criticisms of Judge Sotomayor's personality on the bench — largely, descriptions of her by anonymous detractors as imperious and a "bully" — is that she also mirrors the president's measured temperament.

On the surface, I chose it as a location because I wanted big rooms with good light and architectural detail, but essentially I was connected to its legacy as a haven for many of the most important artists and thinkers of the last century and the way that history also mirrors the people and spaces I represent through portraiture.

Both Scott and Thomas worked at the Daily Mirror under Piers Morgan in the late 1990s before their promotion within the group that also publishes the Sunday Mirror and Sunday People.

And they peppered their work with details — a clog-dancing scene, players who had to work as peanut vendors, a long, painful confrontation with a mirror — that also appeared in "Trouble".

Kapoor drew on past experience to design Cloud Gate, in particular the designing of Sky Mirror (2001), a 20 feet 10 ST concave stainless steel mirror that also used a theme of distorted perception on a grand scale.

The show was exciting and dovetailed nicely with an era that also boasted the glittering mirror strobe of Studio 54 at a time when shedding your inhibitions was paramount and was reflected in the spare and undulating chairs and sofas which seemed designed with ease of disrobing in mind.