Inside, the resorts and casinos began displaying other, more traditional treasures.
The anaemic version, played over the first four days at the Sheikh Zayed Stadium, perversely highlighted the game's traditional treasures, since it had to be endured before the faith was rewarded.
There, more known, more traditional treasures are located in an exhibition, on throughout the summer, called "Collecting Matisse and Modern Masters: The Cone Sisters of Baltimore".
Xiao long bao — eaten for breakfast, lunch, dinner or even to satisfy the midnight munchies — have become an object of obsession among foodies the world over; the Shanghai government has even listed them as one of 84 "protected traditional treasures" of the city.
Hand selected from only the best parts of this traditional bayou treasure and now enhanced with BP's yummy flavors and aromas.
Local government in England and Wales has been emasculated over many years, losing some of its traditional and treasured responsibilities, for education, health, housing and much else.
The menu is two pages, with a printed specials list that on one night held treasure — a traditional Portuguese stew of monkfish and stingray.
The gleaming diamond ring seems both precious and portentous, and the girl's ensuing search for its owner, who has disappeared with his flowers, inverts the traditional tale of finding treasure into one of returning it.
India has 7% of the world's biodiversity and with it a treasure of traditional knowledge of the medicinal properties of indigenous plants [ 8].
JON CARAMANICA In All His Glory, Dürer on Paper While the art world waits to see whether the ailing Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles will team up with the National Gallery of Art in Washington, a big spring exhibition reminds us of the National Gallery's traditional mission to share treasures from another time and place — in this case, the Northern Renaissance.
