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[...] [...] coolers, display cabinets; about half of [...] [...]

[...] [...] secure winding showcase for up to [...]

b/ Publicizing, disseminating, demonstrating and introducing technologies and participating in domestic and overseas technology marketplaces, fairs or exhibitions.

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Each station features its own selection of specialties, ranging from cold appetisers to seafood, Western cuisine to Asian cuisines, and desserts.

[...] [...] technologies as well as sustainability [...]

[...] [...] Centre: National Gallery of Victoria Australia in the City Centre is home to a marvellous collection of more than 20,000 pieces of Australian art, from the colonial to modern periods and with an entire floor dedicated to indigenous art.

In order to enhance its mission and vision, the Institute for African Culture and International Understanding (IACIU) envisages to hold horizontal and complementary cooperation with institutions already identified at the national level: these institutions include, among others, the Centre for Black Culture and International Understanding (CBCIU) based in Osogbo, the Centre for Black and African Arts and Civilisation (CBAAC), a repository of 1997 Festival of African Arts and Culture (FESTAC), based in Lagos, the Institute of Cultural Studies at Obafemi Awolowo University in ILE-IFE, the Institute of African Studies at Ibadan University, the Osun State University, the African Leadership Forum in Ota as well as Universities with relevant departments on culture studies.

The Fiji Museum in Suva, Fiji's capital, has an excellent display of artefacts.

Incorporating Hobart's oldest building, the Commissariat Store (1808), the excellent Tasmanian Museum & Art Gallery in the City Centre features a Tasmanian Aboriginal display and relics from the state's colonial heritage, plus a good collection of colonial art.

The sunken courtyard outside of the west wall on the second floor displays through a window live plants typical in the wetland.

[...] includes five kitchen models having a similar layout design but with different carcase (Bellagio [...] [...]

The museum exhibits would be housed on the ground and first floors of the headquarters building, using space that is presently unused.

[...] stalls were in place on the ground [...] [...]

[...] between the oil conservator and the on-load [...]

[...] between oil conservator and on-load [...]

Ships from the Spanish Armada once floundered off this rugged coastline and it was at nearby Port na Spaniagh where divers recovered the treasures of the galleon The Girona, now on display at The Ulster Museum in Belfast.

Photographs taken at the City Museum show its fine rooms, with a portrait of Stanisław August (king of Poland 1764–95); other art, furniture, and porcelain; ceramic stoves to heat the rooms; and sculpture.

Bargaining is not the norm in Australia, unless you're at a second-hand market or buy a whole new wardrobe from one store, in which case it probably wouldn't hurt to ask for a small discount.

The underexpenditures are offset in part by additional requirements under facilities and infrastructure ($71,200) owing to the procurement of a larger than planned refrigerated container for medical supplies, the cancellation of the miscellaneous obligation document for electricity in 2007/08 to cover a shortfall for salaries, and a delay, from 2007/08 to 2008/09, in the construction of building A for the satellite farm.