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The idea was to replicate the announcement of the Oscar nominees, which usually features the president of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and a previous Best Actor or Actress.

But the home advantage during the post-season playoffs, which usually features international travel for the away team, remains extreme; in the history of the league, the home team has won 86% of playoff games against teams from abroad.

The breakfast, which usually features a prominent keynote speaker (past ones have included Bono, Mother Teresa and former Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain), is only the most visible in several days of gatherings where the Family's networking takes place in smaller groups.

The Chinese New Year is an obvious time to remember that promise (which we honor in other ways as well), and on Saturday night my three younger kids dressed themselves in varying forms of silk finery and we set off for what we thought was the college kids' celebration, which usually features food, juggling, games and a general air of festivity.

The seventh-annual festival, which usually features electronic, hip-hop and jam acts, is set for Sept.

The back of the magazine— which usually features a controversial compilation of "the covers you narrowly missed" — shows Islamic State militants renewing their subscription to Charlie Hebdo.

These portraits, which usually feature family members or denizens of the art world, are frequently great and always marvelously loquacious.

Unlike the covers on older albums, which usually feature multiple human figures and an appropriate location, these simply show stylized close-ups of instruments.

She signed on with the B-movie producer Roger Corman and developed a cult following in low-budget films, which usually featured her in skimpy Xena-type costumes, sword in hand.

She signals her intention to make a different kind of Documenta in the ground-floor galleries at the Fridericianum, which usually feature some sort of opening-act visual spectacle.

(Chinen) E.J. Strickland Quintet (Friday) While still better known as a drummer than as a bandleader, E.J. Strickland is beginning to make an impact with his own groups, which usually feature his twin brother, the tenor and soprano saxophonist Marcus Strickland.