Two single-ended trams with doors on both sides may be coupled into a ( semi-) permanently coupled married pair or twinset, with operator's controls at each end of the combination.
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Traditionally known for a classic'twinset and pearls'image and the use of high-quality natural fibres, it has focused on updating its brand image since 2008, when it first appeared at London Fashion Week.
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It does, however, need the fresh slant of a soft silk shirt worn open-necked and tucked in with a narrow belt, or the new cropped cotton twist on the twinset _ in pastel or bright shades.
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Winser and Stuart Stockdale led the company's efforts to return to the high-fashion status it had formerly enjoyed, exhibiting at London Fashion Week with new designs based on the company's trademark twinset and Argyle pattern.
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The Big Island and the stylish tourist make an appearance with cocktail dresses made of T-shirt fabric for evening, and for a day's outing, chambray Hawaiian shirts complete with matching leis or a cool cashmere tennis-inspired twinset.
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The color and fabric pairings are lively and often unlikely : feature a nice shortie A-line coat in absinthe green, shocking and fuchsia huge glen plaid _ with a yellow and pink jacquard tiny twinset and stretch brocade satin pants of the Bazar line.
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The twinset, in a variety of lengths and sleeve styles ( set-in or raglan, short-and long-sleeved for both cardigan and pullover ), has remained commercially available to the present day through numerous design houses, manufacturers and retailers.
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His GFF collection was full of witty takes on classic proportions and propriety, including a twinset that was elongated and stretched until it took on new dimensions, a clean-cut coat that came to life through its exaggerated, peaked lapels, and the loveliest of all, a big navy peacoat and full-length navy pleated skirt.
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The service might have been successful if run the other way round from Hamilton to Auckland in the morning but in 1968 the Wellington-Auckland Limited and Express were still timetabled to cater for the early morning commuter market from Hamilton and Huntly or in the other direction from Palmerston North and Levin and those leaving Auckland or Wellington in the evening for the Waikato or Manawatu or Horewhenua, while the NZR long term desire to maintain the New Plymouth-Auckland twinset service was much more because it brought people into Auckland in the morning, leaving Taurmaranu at 6.30 am and Hamilton at 9.30am and returned in the afternoon rather than for its night social and paper service through the King Country which Government cabinets saw as essential.
