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The aprons, which are poised to come out of the kitchen to make a hip fashion statement with jeans, are $15 to $40 each.

But the legal issue will be whether that letter signifies the individual consent of every Big 12 university, some of which are poised to lose tens of millions of dollars if the Big 12 dissolves.

Perhaps the greatest challenge of the B-Flat Sonata is how to carry the narrative past the first two movements, both of which are poised at the edge of the abyss.

New York natives seeking a better deal can partake of the overflow at the city's jazz clubs, which are poised to enjoy one of the biggest weeks of the year.

There was a plug for Forbes's multimedia platforms, which are poised to storm the world, the sort of thing all publishers say though they are whistling in the dark.

Moreover, institutions like the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam and the Royal Picture Gallery Mauritshuis in The Hague, which are poised to reopen after major renovations, have been evaluating their collections, making an effort to add a few new acquisitions before inviting the public in.

In October, IBM announced its newest package, called "Atlantic", which is poised to compete with Themis.

It doesn't look great for Prada, the Italian fashion label, which is poised to price its own offering.

The Muslim Brotherhood, which is poised for sweeping electoral gains on Monday, is adamant the poll should continue.

Speculation continues to swirl around the tight-lipped New York Philharmonic, which is poised to appoint its next music director.

Smaller recipients include Standard Pacific, which is poised to reap cash refunds of $80 million under the new tax break.