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This show, which inaugurated Mary Boone's new Chelsea gallery, goes in the better column.

In 1872 the British launched the four-year Challenger Expedition, which inaugurated a new era in descriptive oceanography.

Its purpose is to house crowd-pulling shows such as the Vikings exhibition which inaugurated the space in March.

We should get some sort of answer from the performance of AirAsia X, which inaugurated its five-times-a-week service between London and Kuala Lumpur today.

The Symphony Space, which inaugurated its "Wall-to-Wall" series in 1978 with "Wall-to-Wall Bach" is fast becoming a N.Y.

About this time he wrote the Principes de la nature et de la Grâce fondés en raison, which inaugurated a kind of preestablished harmony between these two orders.

In this show, which inaugurates the new Kids Kabaret series at the Metropolitan Room, he will incorporate handmade props like his "suitcase machine".

-- Bigness doesn't get much bigger than Richard Serra's 28-ton, 13-foot-high sculpture titled "Switch," which inaugurates the Gagosian gallery on West 24th Street.

Currently running in this theater's small space is a well-received new musical, "Murder Ballad," by Julia Jordan and Juliana Nash, which inaugurates the HAROLD AND MIMI STEINBERG NEW PLAY SERIES, for which tickets are just $30.

The exhibition, which inaugurates the gallery's lofty new space on Broome Street, feels overpacked; it could have done with fewer of the smaller, paired drawings, which become repetitive.

Given its purpose, the company must be very pleased with Rob Ackerman's "Tabletop," which inaugurates the 15th season and which makes the work we do, despite all the laughter this production provokes, downright spooky at times.