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In 1897, he organized an exhibition society, the World of Art, which ultimately presented six shows.

Photograph by Bettmann / Corbis In 1897, he organized an exhibition society, the World of Art, which ultimately presented six shows.

Henry was one of 10 nominees for the Golden Ball award for Player of the Tournament, an award which was ultimately presented to his teammate, Zidane and was named a starting striker on the 2006 FIFPro World XI team.

At the same time, the 'feeding back' of other groups' deliberative outputs brought together a range of (potentially conflicting) perspectives [ 24], which were ultimately presented to relevant policy advisors for consideration.

In the days leading to his confinement, the Tehran-born reporter had participated in a satirical interview with comedian Jason Jones on "The Daily Show," which his captors ultimately presented as evidence that he was in communication with an American spy.

Bob Smith, chief innovation officer at Honeywell, said a split contract could have implications in determining which model plane each prime contractor ultimately presented.

For each of the schemes, the method for calculating the minimum capacity of the NCD is presented, which ultimately leads to an optimal power supply solution.  .

Dear editor, A patient with sudden complete loss of vision is presented, which ultimately turned out to be caused by a pituitary adenoma coincidentally infected with MRSA.

It is believed that the porous nature of the unique structure facilitates the penetration of the electrolyte at the electrode/electrolyte interface and provides a large space for strain buffering, which ultimately allows the present sample to achieve high rate performances.

One case in the nailing group presented nonunion, which ultimately required exchange nailing with bone grafting and fibular osteotomy.

Warren's disfiguring isolation, which ultimately gets the better of him, is presented with evenhanded compassion by Weesner, even if the writing at times feels somewhat flat and forced.