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You may be wondering how, with all these works by apparently every European artist born since 1600, the curators have found space for the splendid array of dazzling paintings by Rubens at the heart of the exhibition.

The splendid array of banchan, the small side dishes that typically appear before a Korean dinner, often approaches 20 dishes or more.

But it is Serge and Sossi Brady who have defined the local Lebanese-Armenian kitchen in Hollywood since at least the mid-1980s witheireir splendid array of the garlicky small dishes called mezze; roast chicken and barbecued quail, fried sardines and grilled sausages; Lebanese wine and house-made jallab.

The opening this winter of the Bridgemarket development under the Queensboro Bridge has focused the civic spotlight on a splendid array of newly restored cream-colored Guastavino vaults in which the project is set.

There are moments of typical Jones surrealism and humour, too – the Nightwatchman (Nicholas Crawley) has more than a touch of the grim reaper; Walther (Gwyn Hughes Jones) gets haunted by a parade of mastersingers wearing song-marking forms over their heads, and the townspeople appear for the second-act "riot" in a splendid array of nightwear.

As a result the windowsills now boast a rather splendid array of ferns that are particularly adept to thriving indoors.

Gorgeous sunsets cast a splendid array of colors over the landscape, and at almost any coastal spot, a picnic is a treat.

Salvador Dalí was the high priest of Surrealism, creating a splendid array of art and redefining what could be achieved with paint and canvas in the process.

At the Marrakesh Film Festival it was a very splendid array of dishes with everything from couscous Royale to a stir-fry while you wait.

WHY GO NOW? High summer in the southern Mediterranean can be too hot and humid even for Italians, although hundreds of thousands decamp from the mainland in July and August, attracted by Sardinia's splendid array of fine beaches.

In Gove's case this involved privatising services, bringing in a clutch of people at the DfE who happen to be Tory donors, and a splendid array of support by way of contributions from media companies that we can view on the members' interests register.