A man who felt at ease in a dinner jacket, Levine later escorted another Elizabeth-- Elizabeth Taylor-- around some model rooms at a black tie branch opening reception in 1981.
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"In a Model Room " was produced by Masahide Sakuma, keyboardist of the new wave band Plastics, who agreed to do so on the strength of the album's first track.
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Available infrastructure for conducting various training programmes includes a well-stocked technical library, computer centre, material testing laboratory, model room / museum, hostel, mess and recreational facilities for the trainee officers.
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This observation led researchers to believe it was the simplicity of the pictures in relation to the model room that contributed to the success of children in completing the retrieval task.
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The Model Room was designed to showcase the history of yachting, from one end to the other and all the way upstairs, where the balcony is adorned with a galleon railing.
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By midafternoon Tuesday, crews in sweatshirts and executives in expensive suits were working shoulder to shoulder, packing away the Onassis items and knocking down walls that had defined the model rooms.
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Looking out at the crowd from the stage, she saw a room that had been transformed from a succession of model rooms into one large auditoriumlike space in less than five hours.
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It was Levine who showed Queen Elizabeth around the model rooms he created for Bloomingdale's during the Bicentennial celebrations in 1976, evidence that the store was a must-stop even for royal tourists.
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A complete working model of Burt's " typographer " was in the model room of the Patent Office from the time of the patent until the great Patent Office fire of December 15, 1836.
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About that time, Lincoln took his son Robert Todd to the Old Patent Office Building model room to view the displays, sowing one of the youngster's fondest memories . | group = upper-alpha }}
