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In a few months, the British royal family will be yet again rebranded and relaunched in the panoply of a wedding.

Then there are a whole panoply of other things that you've got to do to wrap up in this package that you're presenting to a VC. Experience.

Venter's team is using chemical sequencing machines to make a panoply of genes for the highly evolved parts of a modern microbe.

Only when those things were done was the body of Cardinal Lustiger carried inside the cathedral, where Catholic panoply took over.

RM: It's about new alliances and broken alliances among the panoply of our characters within the rag tag fleet and without.

Petrochemicals also provide the building blocks for a vast panoply of plastics and foams.

The idea of rights, he says, evolved most notably in Europe, though it took a long time for a full panoply of rights to take hold.

Something for Mr Kloppers to consider as he mulls over the $290m paid to BHP's panoply of high-octane advisers over the past 18 months.

a portrait of the general in full panoply.

Further complexities come from the panoply of choices the departing and remaining states would make after the fall.

Microbial infections are dependent on the panoply of interactions between pathogen and host.

Modern medicine offers doctors a panoply of less invasive tools to thrust inside disease-stricken bodies.

That wary view may well reflect China's reaction to the whole panoply of developments among its neighbors.

The opposing knights, mounted and in full panoply, awaited the signal for the tournament to begin.

All but 5 per cent of households will pay "not a dime" for the panoply of public investments in the blueprint.

Here, the dusk is sudden, the night silent, the panoply of stars immense and brilliant.

Depression, anxiety, the whole panoply of adult woes are woven into our genomes.

The panoply of sculpted gods on the turquoise stupas, or monuments, are worth a stop.

Once again, a panoply of FT pundits have put their reputations on the line to divine what the new year will offer.

With this panoply of facilities, Python has the basics of Web services well covered.

The lakes were surrounded by a panoply of mountains.

There is also a panoply of rules and taxes, across most of Asia, designed to favour investment at the expense of consumption.

The woodswere in their full panoply of autumn foliage.

The visiting party recevied full pomp and panoply.

A porcupine's panoply of quills.

In addition, most hunter-gatherer societies today have a panoply of deities.

A panoply has been set in motion, and defectiveness to some degree will still present at birth.