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The premise is loosely based on Stravinsky's 1962 concert in Leningrad, which was likewise preceded by a yearlong ticket line.

An even more apt comparison is Now Is Good, which was likewise based on a young adult novel (Jenny Downham's Before I Die), and featured Dakota Fanning as a teen leukaemia sufferer romanced by boy next door Jeremy Irvine.

We proceeded east to Russ and Daughters (179 East Houston), an 85-year-old family food tradition, which was likewise packed with people ordering whitefish, garlic paste, goat cheese and caviar.

It can't be an accident that this band keeps nodding toward the mid-1960s Miles Davis Quintet, which was likewise led by a trumpeter and partly shaped by his sidemen.

For now, his publisher sets the bar way too high with a jacket-flap comparison to his fellow Times reporter Bill Carter's "classic" 1994 book, "The Late Shift" (which Mr. Carter followed in 2010 with "The War for Late Night," which was likewise impressive).

The FT-4X is the product of Toyota's Calty Design Research Newport Beach design studio, which also came up with its fun Concept-i vehicle from CES this year, which was likewise a cause célèbre among us tech watchers.

Then there's the social network Facebook with its billion users, which is likewise the focus of much hyperventilating comment.

In addition, the appreciation of Goldman's share prices likewise adds billions to employees who got stock options, which were likewise distributed very unequally throughout the firm.

It had the same long regularly graded retreating slope from above the brows, which were likewise very projecting, like two long promontories thickly wooded on top.

They are paired on their mannequin with a heavy duty waist trainer (rather like a wet suit), which is likewise intended for red-carpet wear.

Two other chipmakers, Texas Instruments and Qualcomm, are also rushing out their own quad-core processors, which are likewise faster and more energy efficient than their predecessors.