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Raluca Maria Aileni,Suciu George,Sever Pasca,Valderrama Sukuyama Carlos Albertoies at the bottom of the valley that runs out into the sea and is therefore surrounded by slopes with lush greenery, trees and fields on both sides, with the sea and the contours of the island of Krk in the background. The concept envisages the organisation of the enclosed site in terraces, which ar

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Quanxin Zhaoies at the bottom of the valley that runs out into the sea and is therefore surrounded by slopes with lush greenery, trees and fields on both sides, with the sea and the contours of the island of Krk in the background. The concept envisages the organisation of the enclosed site in terraces, which ar

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E. P. Ephzibah,S. Sree Dharinya,L. Remya two figures forming a teacher-pupil relationship than it was in Slovenia. This may have something to do with the fact that due to the small population of the former Yugoslav republic — the first of the republics to claim independence in 1990 — a pyramid-like erection of the shining pinnacles of an

Manifest

A. Suresh,R. Udendhran,G. Yaminiies at the bottom of the valley that runs out into the sea and is therefore surrounded by slopes with lush greenery, trees and fields on both sides, with the sea and the contours of the island of Krk in the background. The concept envisages the organisation of the enclosed site in terraces, which ar

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Surekha Paneerselvamsociates Richard Barr and Clinton Wilder showed unusual confidence in ensuring this, even though, equally unusually, they managed to mount the production for about half the cost of the standard straight play. It ran at the Billy Rose Theatre for two years, receiving two awards as the best play of th

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R. Suresh Kumar,P. K. Rajesh,J. Joys Nancy,S. Abirami,K. Vishnu Murthy at the Old Vic, London. The libretto of the former and the adaptation of the latter were the work of Edward Bond. Both the dramatic genres of these two pieces and the theatres in which they were performed — two of the oldest and most revered cultural establishments in Britain — may seem at variance