The boat will be on show in Nairobi during the gathering.
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Two Grand Slam champions will be on show on Court Suzanne Lenglen.
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CNBC previews some of the new and existing aircraft that will be on show.
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CNBC previews some of the new, existing and concept aircraft that will be on show.
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The arabica beans will be on show at La Colombe cafe in Washington on Tuesday.
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Both the Audi Q5 and the Land Rover Discovery 803 will be on show at Paris.
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Pium, a smart diffuser, will be on show at the IFA tech conference in Berlin next week.
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Around £9 billion ($12 billion) worth of players will be on show at this year's World Cup in Russia.
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So when my body image is good, I always feel really happy about them and I want them to be on show.
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Generations Ultimate will be on show at E3 next month, and the game will make its debut on the Switch on August 28th.
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The work featured in "The All-American Town" will be on show this fall at Whitehouse Post, a film-editing company in Chicago.
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The new 48-inch panel will be on show alongside LG Display's existing lineup of 55-inch, 65-inch, 77-inch, and 88-inch OLED TV displays.
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The BMW, Rolls-Royce, and Mini Vision Next 100 concept cars will be on show at London's Roundhouse from this Saturday through to the end of next week.
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The openness of "Maps" gave way to who Karen O could and would be on Show Your Bones and any future project, including her solo lo-fi Crush Songs.
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Their political talents will be on show in the closing weeks, when Mrs Ayotte and Mrs Hassan are scheduled to debate six times, at a rate almost one per week.
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While the under-wraps China model is unlikely to be unveiled before the Beijing autoshow in April, hints of the new Acura styling should be on show in Detroit on Tuesday.
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Part of a team preparing for the opening of the country's first national museum, in the capital, Brazzaville, he came across objects that would be on show: masks, talismans, jewelry, shields.
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From the use of low-water denim to wild rubber, more conceptual projects will be on show, like the synthetic spider silk tunic and trousers made by Bolt Threads x Stella McCartney.
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Fed policymakers' confidence in their outlook will be on show on Wednesday when they release their latest set of quarterly projections on growth, unemployment and inflation as well as their expected rate hike path.
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You'll be given a custom Cardboard headset if you make it out to the official premiere event, and the experience will be on show at the Mr. Robot pop-up shop at the convention.
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As England and Australia's players gather in Birmingham for the start of the 1553st Ashes series on Thursday, the sporting rivalry between the two nations will once again be on show to the watching world.
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When I was talking this week to a top member of the Trump administration, he -- and I told him you were going to be on show, he said, I have one question for Secretary Johnson: what is the Democrat solution?
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This effort will be on show in Beijing on May 14-15, when world leaders including Russian President Vladimir Putin and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will be in attendance at the unfortunately acronym-ed Belt and Road Forum (BARF).
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His Gold Projections will be on show at the Kulturforum during the film festival, then will appear in a major exhibit called "Alchemy: the Great Art," opening in Berlin in April, with around 200 exhibits, many on loan from the Berlin State Museums.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A game that was honed on the sandy beaches of the Black Sea coast of Constanta will be on show for the world to savor in Saturday's Wimbledon final as Simona Halep earned a chance to fulfill one of her mother's cherished dreams.
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This new approach will be on show next week, when the BOJ is set to keep policy unchanged despite an expected downgrade in forecasts that could show Kuroda won't hit his perpetually postponed 2 percent inflation target before his five-year term ends in April 2018.
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It premiered at the former in June 2019 and will be on show at the latter until January 2021, after which it will tour various other Australian venues.
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Tsing Yi Bamboo Theatre is a festival among civilians since the 1960s. All people from different classes would engage in it. The famously-known traditional Cantonese opera, which is the highlight of the festival, would be on show throughout the festival. In general, elderly are the main audience of the show.
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At the age of seven, Tomasi entered the Conservatoire de Musique de Marseille. Pressured by his father, he played for upper-class families, where he felt "humiliated to be on show like a trained animal." In 1913, the family moved back to Marseille. Tomasi had dreams of becoming a sailor and skipped many of his music classes.
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A Tantalus is a small wooden cabinet containing two or three decanters. Its defining feature is that it has a lock and key. The aim of that is to stop unauthorised people drinking the contents (in particular, "servants and younger sons getting at the whisky"), while still allowing them to be on show. The name is a reference to the unsatisfied temptations of the Greek mythological character Tantalus.
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Clowes is an External Examiner for University of Wales Examination Board Commission Assessments of students attending a BA programme in "Fashion, Design and Costume" at Accademia Italiana Moda in Florence and Rome. She re-launched the Sue Clowes brand in 2012 together with her daughter Marta Melani. The original Sue Clowes outfits from the Culture Club years will be on show in the V&A; Museum "Club to Catwalk" exhibition from July 2013 until February 2014.
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Rich's crush on Kaitlin is very obvious in "The Beast of Bogmoor" when Jimmy picks the pumpkin that was meant to be on show for Kaitlin. Rich gets angry at Jimmy and tries to make sure Kaitlin doesn't find out that Jimmy took the pumpkin. When Conall Connor turns up Rich becomes jealous. Rich soon comes up with an idea to turn Bogmoor Castle into a romantic wedding venue, and Kait is reluctant to play the part of the bride in the photo shoot.
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Upon being admitted to Couney’s care, infants would all undergo the same routine. The infants were first bathed in lukewarm water and, if they were capable, were given a small dose of brandy. Ribbons, either pink or blue, were tied around the babies and allowed visitors to identify the sex of the infants. The infants would be on show throughout the day in individual incubators, excluding two hours for feeding. The ‘preemies’ were fed breastmilk in three different ways, depending on the varying abilities of the infants to receive milk.
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During summer 2008 the centre was extensively refurbished and extended. The stone walls of a medieval chapel dedicated to St Findlugan on Eilean Mor have been stabilised and several 16th century graves put on display and covered by large glass panels. In May 2019, researchers at the University of St Andrews, working with the Finlaggan Trust and the National Museum of Scotland, announced the creation of a virtual-reality reconstruction of the settlement in the early 15th century, based on archaeological data. The reconstruction will be on show at the visitor centre.
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Architecture in its contemporary environment is heading towards performative art, with the surroundings acting as the stage on which the building is able to perform and be on show. 1 The feelings, qualities, space and quantities of the D-Tower reflect the human roles and relationships with money, colour, value, feelings and action all becoming entwined. 9 Performative Architecture is a “mega-narrative” that has a universal direction that depends on particular performance-related aspects of each project. That is, that the ideas and concepts to do with performative architecture and how it is classified, is known through a common understanding worldwide.
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Originally influenced by realists such as James Ensor, she later adopted a geometric style of landscape painting, which became increasingly abstract, inviting comparisons with Paul Klee. Her work was selected to be on show at the Documenta II exhibition in Kassel alongside other Belgian abstract artists like Henri Michaux, Michel Seuphor and Marc Mendelsohn. She was represented by three artworks: Vestiges (1956), Vestiges Grises (1956) and Hélianthes (1957). Exhibitions of her work have been frequent since her death, including a major series in 1963 at the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium and at the Art museums of Liège and Charleroi.
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Between 28 April and 16 May 2017, he will hold his inaugural exhibition of fine art photography, A Dancer's View. "Andre Uspenki combines a photographer’s eye with a dancer’s understanding of movement to explore light and shadow through the dynamics of the human form." His work will be on show between 28 April - 16 May, at the Old Truman Brewery, 91 Brick Lane, London, E1 6QR. He has published several photography books Dancers: Behind the Scenes with The Royal Ballet (2013), Natalia Osipova: Becoming a Swan (2013) and Steven McRae: Dancer in the Fast Lane (2014).
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This rooftop garden was divided into four parts: Tropical Land, Farmland, Gondwanaland (pre-historic land) and a Thermal Wonderland, which displayed active geysers, sulphur craters, and an active volcano. In addition, part of the rooftop acted as a sheltered viewing platform overlooking the forecourt below which, during the expo, hosted various displays and live performances. A newly carved giant Waka (Māori canoe) was also to be on show during the expo, and was expected to then be gifted to the people of China. Another feature was a 1.8-tonne Greenstone (Pounamu/Jade) boulder which further symbolised the connection between China and New Zealand, as the rock is significant to both peoples.
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Multi-disciplinary artist, Bronwyn Katz completed a Bachelor of Fine Arts in 2015, receiving the Simon Gerson Prize for a distinctive body of work related to collective history and memory linked to the spaces and objects around them. She has since exhibited throughout the globe, participating in shows such as Dak'Art (2016) in Senegal; the Kunsthale Kade, Netherlands (2017- 2018), as well as the Palais de Tokyo in Paris (2018). A Silent Line, Lives Here (curated by Marie-Ann Yemsi) is the result of a 6-month sponsored SAM Arts Project residency at the International des Arts in Paris and will be on show from 22 June to 9 September 2018. She is represented by Blank Projects.
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However, the establishment of the Knockout set out with some different objectives. Bob Morgan says: Our concept at the time was to also have a game where people who had difficulty breaking into the big time would be on show. They could put their skills on show and the talent scouts would come and check them out. The Knockout was formed with a view to providing a stage for the many and very talented Aboriginal footballers playing at the time who had been overlooked by the talent scouts. Although there were some notable exceptions, like Bruce (La Pa) Stewart playing on the wing for Easts and field goal specialist, Eric Simms, with South Sydney, Aboriginal footballers experienced difficulty breaking into the ‘big time’.
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José Manuel Barroso, the president of the European Commission, said, "The best of European football will be on show in Manchester next March to mark the 50th anniversary of the creation of the European Union. There is no better way to showcase the European Union at 50 than through Europe's favourite sport that unites Europeans in a unique way, through a passion we all share and a language we all speak." Manchester United became involved in the project as they were also celebrating the 50th anniversary of their involvement in UEFA competitions, being England's first participants in the European Cup in 1956–57 under the management of Matt Busby, who guided his team to their first European title in 1968. A Europe XI was selected as their opposition for the match, featuring players of various nationalities from some of Europe's biggest clubs.
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