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If that means showcasing the murky dealings behind the glass, then it never hurt business in America when Hollywood amped up its myth from the 50th floor viewing gallery.

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The crisis in Italy's banks means showcasing one of the UK's top selling points.

So you can basically spread the love via more traditional means, showcasing both your marketing promotions and fans.

If that's the case, that means two showcase players who faltered after flirting with the lead midway through their first rounds, Adam Scott and Lee Westwood, would survive with their seven-under-par two-round totals.

After touring an energy-efficient building outside New Delhi that was meant to showcase American-Indian cooperation, she was caught off guard when an Indian minister warned the United States not to bully India into legally binding reductions of its carbon emissions.

The show has the look and feel of one of those theme-based touring productions that are meant to showcase, say, American swing music, or tap dancing, for Europeans and Asians who don't know any better.

Today, Google is publishing the 1,000th experiment on the site and it's launching a redesigned version of the site that is meant to showcase Polymer, Google's web components library.

More broadly, he said Pocket Gems is planning "a couple of big releases" that are meant to showcase its approach to two big questions: "What does it mean to experience a story on mobile?" and "What does it mean to play with your friends on mobile?" On the first question, Liu suggested that attempts at storytelling in mobile games have been "rudimentary".

By that I mean that this video showcases the realistic type of touring that many artists face when hitting the road.

Brainchild of TV producer Justin Andrews and former city trader-turned Watford academy manager Mark Warburton, it is the first serious attempt to put into action a notion that has been floating around Europe for some time, a means of showcasing that hidden generation of gilded would-be's, will-be's and might-yet-be's that lurks within the well-stocked, but largely invisible, academy sub-structure.

In an obvious sense, it's all about lower-league football – this necessarily means that it showcases lots of not-that-good footballers playing for less-than-glamorous teams, the vast majority of whom share a penchant for muddy pitches, defensive disorganisation and two-footed, chest-high lunges the likes of which would reduce the average MMA fighter to a gasping, quivering wreck.

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