On one side of the first room is a suite of 16 sumptuous drawings from his 1987 "Centricity" series.

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For instance, the first presentation might be of four cards, each with a number on one side and a colour on the other.

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On one side are the people who believe that the first proto-birds climbed into trees and that, as they glided down, they figured out how to flap.

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Eight years earlier, when Adams first tested his drug on six lab mice, every one of them died from side effects.

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It was after all his willingness to leave the decommissioning problem on one side that enabled him to negotiate the Good Friday agreement in the first place.

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Carey said he hopes the confusion and uncertainty over his role can be put to one side to allow his players to concentrate on Saturday's FA Cup first round tie in Peterborough.

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Even as fans gather for the first performance of One in Vegas on May 23rd, the same thing will be happening on the other side of the world as the Immortal World Tour rolls into Nagoya, Japan.

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One of the first things we need to do is recognize that utopia is not possible on this side of eternity.

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Smith hit his first ball over long-on for six before taking 26 in one over from Richard Pyrah to push his side ahead of the run-rate, chasing 254-2.

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While a doctoral student, Steve took temporary jobs working first on an assembly line at one of the Detroit Big Three plants and then at Toyota at the passenger-side front seat installation point.

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