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Some of the other vehicles that were showcased included the British Challenger, the French Leclerc and the Soviet T-72, as well as armored troop carriers, half-tracks and mammoth field guns such as the Katyusha rocket launcher.
The addition of Young's virtuoso work on the pedal steel guitar and Meisner's clean, high voice were the final elements of the snappy instrumental work and tight multipart vocal harmonies that were showcased on the group's debut album, Pickin' Up the Pieces (1969).
Motorola introduced 25 new phones that were showcased at CES, and I'll bet you haven't heard of a single one of them.
I've already seen what it can do with Windows CE on a handful of netbooks that were showcased at Computex last month and I walked away very impressed.
"We expect that we'll continue collaborating with CoreOS on the initiative we are announcing with Google and Intel today and will incorporate some of the things that were showcased in Stackanetes," a Mirantis spokesperson told me.
Among the extraordinary pieces of work that were showcased this year, was an exhibition of the work of second year photography students from the Lausanne Space for Contemporary Art (ECLA).
That point is made forcefully and eloquently in a study by Public Agenda that was showcased on The Choice in December.
"Ava's in her office eating her feelings," the assistant says, a line that was showcased in the movie "Mean Girls".
Opposable recently worked with marketing agency George P. Johnson and telecoms group AT&T to create an interactive connected city experience that was showcased at this year's Mobile World Congress.
On Russia's image in Britain: "Why is it that the only thing that is showcased in the west is this image of murky, dubious businessmen, of whom nobody knows anything, or aggressive, ruthless politicians?" Source: Financial Times.
At issue is a depiction of a red and blue elephant, emblazoned with the shape of the state of Texas, that is showcased on the home page of the official Republican site, www.TexasGOP.org, and used on party literature.
