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A client's tall comb and mantilla blend in with the centrepiece.
Thursday was the final rest day and battle resumed on Friday with the centrepiece the crucial game Topalov (White) v Leko on which so much depended.
Dotted around the show were artworks depicting popular characters and monsters from the game, with the centrepiece being a giant Ender Dragon hanging off a blocky Big Ben.
She's exceptionally pleased with the centrepiece, a dragon seat carved from the trunk of a huge felled beech, by tree surgeon and first-time sculptor Jasper Drake.
No wonder the Chancellor, George Osborne, is pushing for new investment for the North to create a "northern powerhouse", with the centrepiece of his plans a new Manchester-to-Leeds high-speed train link.
Only with the centrepiece, a torturous quadruple indemnity with the reliably bosomy Eva Green luring middle-aged masochists to their doom, does the pulp become punitive and hard to swallow.
Behind them, Ireland boast a three-quarter line of genuine threat, with Brian O'Driscoll the centrepiece, and the likes of Denis Hickie, Rob Henderson (if and when fit) and Geordan Murphy causing problems around him.
The Grand Renaissance, located in the Benishangul-Gumuz region, 25 miles (40km) from the border with Sudan, is the centrepiece of a $12bn £8bnn) string of dams with which Ethiopia aims to turn itself into the region's main energy exporter.
Something has gone wrong with universal credit, the centrepiece of the welfare revolution.
Meanwhile, Tom Jones's Over The Top and Back (Michael Joseph, £20) is coy about his personal life but offers an enjoyable overview of British pop music from the Sixties to the present, with him as the centrepiece.
See articleMr Bush was set to unveil a relief plan for home-owners struggling with mortgage payments, the centrepiece of which is a freeze on interest rates on certain subprime loans.
