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Stand Apart" has been not only the motto of Alial Fital since its inception, but can also be found in the style of its creator.
Designer Gibran Hamdan Debuts Chambers Bay U.S. Open Inspired Polo Collection by Alial Fital: "Stand Apart"
Northeastern University in Boston, Mass., has found a way to
stand apart from neighbors such as Harvard, by focusing on supply chain management.
MBA makeover
The '07 XK hopefully will play the role of another building block in Jaguar's plan to build unique products that
stand apart from the Volvos and Lincolns in the Ford stable.
Castle Bromwich prepares for XK assembly: when you're putting together an aluminum-intensive vehicle, the sparks don't fly, but rivets are used in abundance
These network-based KVM products, the newest appliances within the Cyclades AlterPath System for remote IT administration,
stand apart as the industry's first KVM solution to offer Cyclades AdaptiveKVM technology (patent pending) that combines the widely used Microsoft Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) functionality with KVM over IP access.
Cyclades intros next-gen KVM over IP, taking KVM performance to unmatched levels
Much of the animus toward steroids assumes that they
stand apart from all other forms of training--that they are ugly, artificial, and alien to a culture of hard work and honest sweat.
In defense of steroids: Jose Canseco's surprisingly sensible case for juice
STYLISH -- Freestyle was designed to
stand apart, much like your home decor.
What's your style?
IN THIS COUNTRY of islands, there are a few bits of land that
stand apart. One of these is Minamitorishima, or "Marcus Island" on some English-language maps.
An unlikely frontier
Academies are not allowed to charge fees and cannot select their pupils by ability but otherwise
stand apart from the rest of the state system.
LABOUR'S ANSWERS TO PROBLEMS
As editor of this volume, Plummer says, "The [volume's] approach contrasts with the belief that power struggles among states nearly always fully explain the origins of foreign policy, and that policy makers
stand apart from and above the prejudices and temptations of ordinary mortals."
America's glass house: essays on Cold War global politics and the Civil Rights Movement
That, combined with beautiful keyboards and powerful guitars, makes for a band who
stand apart from everything I've heard lately.
MAIL MUSIC: Join the Social club; THE GRIM NORTHERN SOCIAL, King Tut's, Glasgow, April 24 ****
Like Shielfield Park where they came something of a cropper last year, the seafront ground hasn't changed much in the last 30 or 40 years - one new
stand apart.
IAIN CAMPBELL'S COLUMN: Cold war for Gers
"Benedictine communities of men and women were never intended to be part of the hierarchical or clerical status of the church, but to
stand apart from this structure and offer a different voice.
"As Benedictines, we profess to be listeners to the movement of God in our lives."
In this sense, three relatively modest films set in Jerusalem
stand apart. In the context of that city now, each offers perceptive illuminations of and compelling cases against the end-game of hopelessness.
Cannes Film Festival. (Festival Wraps)
Jockum Nordstrom performs a similar feat in the city's art world: His enigmatic, oddly "old-fashioned" drawings and muted mixed-media pieces in watercolor, gouache, and collage
stand apart from the visual styles currently in vogue--high-production, knowing, bigger-is-better.
Jockum Nordstrom. (Reviews)
What makes this wooden toe
stand apart? Researchers found soft tissue, including skin, had grown to heal where the toe was amputated: a sign the digit was removed while the woman was alive.
Need a toe? (Freeze Frame)