The airier pictures often contain rectilinear washes, which surface under lingering attention.
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Both were redesigned to emphasize openness over seclusion, giving them an airier, sunnier feel.
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Larger and airier than its Soho location, where lines begin to form by 5 p.m.
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Reflecting light will make a space feel brighter which in turn makes it feel airier and larger.
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You will just feel an energetic shift from Scorpio's brooding intensity to your own sign's airier energy.
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It's baked in a stone oven with oak-wood fire, for a lighter, airier and crispier crust.
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But Eilish's sound is darker, weirder, and more bass-heavy, while Rogers' music is airier and more wistful.
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The fibre is woven into a cloth that is airier than the merino-wool fabric in original Allbirds.
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The result was larger and airier, with dramatic views and an open layout that promotes indoor-outdoor living.
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The six-column measure gave the paper an airier, more open and modern look, making it easier to read.
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This piece is reminiscent of the HM5 but features an airier, lighter design that shows off the movement quite beautifully.
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The texture of the bread itself was similar to the pizza crust, though it appeared to be a bit airier.
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But what I found is that placing another pan beneath the cake pan(s) leads to an airier and more tender cake.
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"The property was in bad condition, and I wanted to give it a new look with an airier and fresher feel," he said.
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Angel food cake has less sugar than most cakes because it's whipped up with egg whites and is airier than regular cake, Mills explained.
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Later, she used the computer to draw airier compositions with diagonals; wobbly, concentric squares; and arrays of black bands that gently rise and fall.
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Pointillist textures have become airier or ceded to scaled-up expanses of short, boxy daubs of color, widely used to warp near and far.
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I folded an additional deciliter of whipped cream in to make the mousse airier, but followed the instructions of the judges in all other respects.
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In "Getting to Me," Caroline Rose — an indie-ish songwriter with the wide, rootsy voice of an '80s M.O.R. star — opts for that expression's airier cousin.
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The episode thus feels sinister even in its airier moments — like it's trying to make you laugh solely in order to yank out all your teeth.
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Clusters provide textural contrast to the chewy crispness of oats, bulking out the mix and adding a different kind of crunch — an airier, less dense one.
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The elemental connection between Vantzou's airier original and the Lowe's terrestrial reinterpretation brings to mind celestial bodies, of gas planets and the rumored diamond cores within them.
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CARYN GANZ Young Dolph, from Memphis, has been easing his way toward hip-hop ubiquity in recent years as his music has become airier and less insular.
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Ashlie's Answer: To make small spaces feel cooler and more open in the spring and summer, start by switching out dark and heavy materials for lighter, airier ones.
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The red carpet entrance looks virtually identical to its pre-renovation days but is now wider and has windows across the top that make the lobby feel airier.
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There was a stillness, a permanent air of afternoon and an interior that was magically cooler and airier than the exterior it felt so much at peace with.
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The design team, led by Anda Andrei, a designer who previously worked for the hotelier Ian Schrager, has removed floors, added doors and enlarged windows for an airier feel.
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The wall between the dining room and the galley kitchen came down to give the first floor an airier, more informal feel, and to create the family's chief gathering place.
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Others are celebrated for achievements in the square slice, a descendant of the Sicilian, with an airier, less doughy crust; leaders in this style include Corner Slice and Mama's Too.
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Ms. Weiss's design resulted in a kitchen far larger, airier and with more dramatic views than Ms. Byles had initially imagined, along with an open layout that promotes indoor-outdoor living.
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She liked it when I sang softer and a little airier but there's elements of that across the board in Oceans and then it dives into the heavier, smash your head kind of thing.
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But the big push for bigger glasses may have originated not so much in the desire to drink more wine as to derive greater pleasure from allowing finer wines to breathe in airier vessels.
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The fortresslike vibe of the uptown, brick-walled office will be exchanged for an airier space of glass and green-toned terra cotta, a once-common decorative material that designers say is making a comeback.
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And the great male skirt rebellion, in which British schoolboys and French bus drivers wore skirts to protest dress codes banning tailored shorts, despite high temperatures and even though their female peers could wear the airier garments.
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If no one told you, you'd never know that the main ingredient was goat brain, which looks, enveloped in a ruddy reduction of ginger, onions, and chili, like any other ground meat, with a slightly curdier, airier texture and an earthy, mineral tang.
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Jeremy Brown, design director for Spaceport America, explains that the choice of materials and terraced surfaces, leading up to the lighter, airier second story, is meant to evoke the landscape outside, which nearly all the seating faces, and draw the attention outwards and upwards.
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In a statement, Derek Miller—one-half of the band completed by frontperson Alexis Krauss—said: And, seemingly in keeping with their new, airier surroundings, the first taste of Kid Kruschev, "And Saints," is a little more tranquil than we're used to from the band.
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French writers of the airier, belletristic kind used to enjoy pointing out that Michel de Montaigne, the man who invented the essay, was born Michel Eyquem, in Bordeaux in 1533, and that the family name and estate survive to this day in the name of Château d'Yquem, the greatest of all French sweet wines.
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The album's centerpiece, "Basquiat," a feathery cloud of exhaustion and menace, slowly creeps over antsy bass, fluid squiggles of guitar serving as textual frames rather than melodic elements, and a hushed drum track that patters and hops and taps its feet at double-time in contrast to the slow overall beat, growing tenser and airier throughout.
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400 Nevertheless, it is wider and airier than the church in Kolomenskoye with its exceptionally thick walls.Brunov, p. 43 The corridors functioned as internal parvises; the western corridor, adorned with a unique flat caissoned ceiling, doubled as the narthex. The detached belfry of the original Trinity Church stood southwest or south of the main structure.
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The meringue must be baked at a low temperature for a long period of time. This allows the proteins to finish coagulating, strengthening the meringue evenly throughout. If the proteins are not baked evenly, the bottom of the meringue will not be able to support the structural weight, causing the meringue to collapse. The heat causes the air bubbles to expand, creating an airier structure.
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Smaller classrooms were preferred as they were easier to light correctly. Interiors became lighter and airier and met with immediate approval from educationalists. Over time, the Leichhardt Street schools' Suter building was altered to improve lighting and ventilation of the interior to standard designs by the department. In skylights were added to the roof either side of the spire to aid internal lighting of the classrooms.
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Room Nine was a Seattle based rock band active from the early-to-late 1980s. Contrary to many of the bands in Seattle at the time, Room Nine had a much airier and psychedelic approach to their music. Although they never found the success of their peers, Room Nine was one of the early pre-grunge era Seattle bands that helped lay the groundwork for much of the later scene.
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The Tokyo Hotel and Canterbury Court are bulky, solid structures which dominate their immediate environment. However, 1350 North Astor and the Aquitania, especially the latter, are airier and more open to the outside. Harris specialized in the Classical Revival style, red brick-clad façades, and terracotta decorations on the upper storeys. Harris also designed the 1956 residential Phoenix Towers in Phoenix, Arizona, remarkable for its open-air passages on each floor.
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Y2K called "Run Away with Me" one of their favorite pop songs of 2015, their treatment gives it a "sweeping electro overhaul" with marching band beats. Its intro is reminiscent of the Japanese stringed instrument koto. Skylar Spence's "slick and airy", "warped disco" rework of "Your Type" is noted by Spins Colin Joyce as utilizing "cut up samples and disorienting modulation". The song takes an "airier, more glittery approach" through the Young Bombs remix.
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In the past, braised pork or veal brain was a popular snack, but today it is rare. In Russia, beef liver and tongue are considered valuable delicacies, which may be cooked and served on their own. Kidneys and brains are sometimes used in cooking. The heart is often eaten on its own or used as an additive to the ground meat, as do lungs which give a lighter, airier texture to it.
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Interiors became lighter and airier and met with immediate approval from educationalists. A technical innovation developed at this time was a continuous ventilation flap on the wall at floor level. This hinged board could be opened to increase air flow into the space and, combined with a ceiling vent and large roof fleche, improved internal air quality and decreased internal temperatures effectively. This type was introduced around 1909 and was constructed until approximately 1920.
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Urvi (ಉರ್ವಿ ; named after Urvi, the Goddess) is a 2017 Indian Kannada language crime drama film directed by B.S.Pradeep Varma and produced by Airier Drreams. The film has a mainly female lead cast, including Shruthi Hariharan, Shraddha Srinath, Shweta Pandit, Bhavani Prakash and Dr.Jhanvi. Achyuth Kumar , Madhukar Niyogi and Prabhu Mundkur (making his debut) play key supporting roles. The soundtrack and score for the film is composed by the Grammy Award winning violinist Manoj George.
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Smaller classrooms provided a greater amount of natural light so large classrooms were subdivided. Interiors became lighter and airier and met with immediate approval from educationalists. During the 1920s and 1930s alterations were made to the vast majority of older school buildings to upgrade their lighting and ventilation. Although these changes occurred at Albert State School, it was to a lesser extent than most schools, with the Ferguson teaching building retaining most of its high-level windows.
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Deck ovens heated to over use steam injection to allow the crust to expand before setting, thus creating a lighter, airier loaf, and to melt the dextrose on the bread's surface, giving a slightly glazed effect. In April 1944, a competition called Le Grand Prix de la Baguette began in France to determine who made the best baguettes. Nearly 200 bakers compete each year in front of a 14-judge panel following strict guidelines. They are judged based on baking, appearance, smell, taste, and crumb.
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Ventilated cigarettes (marketed as "light", "low-tar", "low-nicotine" etc.) do feel cooler, airier, and less harsh, and a smoking machine will give lower tar and nicotine readings for them. But they do not actually reduce human intake or health risks, as a human responds to the lower resistance to breathing through them by taking bigger puffs. They were also designed to be equally addictive, as manufacturers did not want to lose customers. They were introduced in the 1970s, responding to regulation requiring that nicotine and tar yields be included in cigarette ads.
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Baked panko crusted pork with pineapple sauce over udon is a variety of flaky bread crumb used in Japanese cuisine as a crunchy coating for fried foods, such as tonkatsu. Panko is made from bread baked by electrical current, which yields a bread without a crust, and then grinding the bread to create fine slivers of crumb. It has a crisper, airier texture than most types of breading found in Western cuisine and resists absorbing oil or grease when fried, resulting in a lighter coating. Outside Japan, its use is becoming more popular in both Asian and non-Asian dishes.
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According to British Leyland, only the front door skins were directly shared with the Princess. The rear part of the chassis was modified to accommodate the opening hatch, and there were windows in the C-pillars which did make for an airier cabin. The Ambassador only served as a stop-gap in the Austin range, and it was discontinued in March 1984 (after exactly two full years), with no official replacement. The gap it left in the Austin-Rover range was effectively filled by the slightly smaller Montego, and by the new generation of smaller Rovers.
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Retrieved 30 August 2017. Too Many Voices still contains elements of all of his past records; these include the deep bass instruments a la his extended play Passed Me By (2011) on “Selfish” and the ambient soundscapes in the style of his EP Mancunian (2013) on “On My Mind.” However, Too Many Voices has a cleaner, more spacious, and what some critics described as an "airier" sound than Stott's previous releases. Pitchfork's Andy Beta was one of these critics, describing the album as the end of Stott's "phase" in his career that started with Passed Me By where he had a dark, abrasive, and bass-heavy sound.
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In an interview for the Los Angeles Times, Wyatt said he adapted his singing based on the needs of each song throughout the album. He had previously aimed to present a "consistent character" during concerts, which resulted in the band's second studio album Happy to You (2012) holding a "more uniform sound". For iii, Wyatt switched focus to his performance in the studio rather than on stage, which resulted in a "lighter, airier quality" to his voice on "The Heart of Me". He said he learned a lot about how he wanted to sing and "how the softer you sing the bigger it sounds".
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Meanwhile, his style grew softer, more accessible, as well as airier and more decorative. His canvases long retained the fauvist colours and remnants of the constructivist space structures, and he would return to his earlier vision for the sake of the odd picture or two. By the end of the 1920s, he replaced the vibrant colours with a scumbled, misty, more relaxed atmosphere, and the style became smoother, more decorative, more palatable for a middle-class audience. The landscapes, garden and seaside scenes, nudes and still lifes he painted between the wars resemble the approach of the École de Paris painters, especially of Moïse Kisling, Jules Pascin, Van Dongen and Raoul Dufy.
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" Uncut magazine praised the record for its "taut, abrasive swagger," as well as its blend of funk and world music influences. Exclaim! critic Kevin Hainey described it as "a strong ACR album from start to finish", and wrote that Tilson's vocals "give the band a somewhat airier, more soulful feel, and the added attention to African rhythms only slightly relieves their trademark tension." Nevertheless, Trouser Press gave an unfavourable review to the album, writing: "There's no real focus to the discoid beats and wailing female vocals (Martha Tilson); ACR don't seem especially motivated by the music they're making." AllMusic critic Keith Farley thought that the record "upped the energy of A Certain Ratio's dour minimalist dance.
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In the summer of 1706, he traveled to Florence, where he completed a work that is by many considered his masterpieces. During his Florentine stay he first completed a large fresco series on allegorical and mythological themes for the now-called Marucelli-Fenzi or Palazzo Fenzi (now housing departments of University of Florence). After this work, Ricci, along with the quadraturista Giuseppe Tonelli, was commissioned by the Grand Duke Ferdinando de' Medici to decorate rooms in the Pitti Palace, where his Venus takes Leave from Adonis contains heavenly depictions that are airier and brighter than prior Florentine fresco series. These works gained him fame and requests from foreign lands and showed the rising influence of Venetian painting into other regions of Italy.
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Too Many Voices is the fourth studio album by English electronic musician Andy Stott. It was released on 22 April 2016 by Modern Love. The album involved Stott intending to create grime-influenced tracks, so much of the LP's sound palette is used from the Korg Triton, a workstation keyboard distinctively used in early grime instrumentals. Too Many Voices follows Faith in Strangers (2014) in terms of the dark and abrasive style of his discography first present on his EP Passed Me By (2011); however, it adds a much cleaner, more spacious, and what some reviewers labelled as an "airier" element to that sound, which caused the LP to garner more criticism from reviewers than his previous albums did, though critical reception was still very favorable.
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Instead of writing a short but serious essay on the question, Wilde tossed the theory amongst the three characters of the story, allowing it to unfold as background to the plot. The story thus is an early masterpiece of Wilde's combining many elements that interested him: conversation, literature and the idea that to shed oneself of an idea one must first convince another of its truth. Ransome concludes that Wilde succeeds precisely because the literary criticism is unveiled with such a deft touch. Though containing nothing but "special pleading", it would not, he says "be possible to build an airier castle in Spain than this of the imaginary William Hughes" we continue listening nonetheless to be charmed by the telling.
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Smaller, but nonetheless prominent fashion destinations are Aspen, Charleston, Washington, D.C., Las Vegas, Seattle, Portland, Atlanta, and Boston. Some cities and regions have specialties in certain areas. For example, Miami for swimwear, Boston and the general New England area for formal menswear, Los Angeles for casual attire and womenswear, and cities like Seattle and Portland for eco-conscious fashion. Chicago is known for its sportswear, and is the premier fashion destination in the middle American market. Dallas, Houston, Austin, Nashville, and Atlanta are big markets for the fast-fashion and cosmetics industries, alongside having their own distinct fashion sense that mainly incorporates cowboy boots and workwear, greater usage of makeup, lighter colors and pastels, “college prep” style, sandals, bigger hairstyles, and thinner, airier fabrics due to the heat and humidity of the region.
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Interested in the three-dimensional forms possible by arranging pieces of surplus steel found at the IPSCO site, Nugent welded a piece that has a very different character when viewed from different angles: while a large convex disc dominates all views, its positioning at 45 degrees "invites the viewer to consider it from other vantage points," so that what initially appears to be a large solid, "flattish" and angled piece "morphs into an airier version" with vertical and horizontal elements of smaller proportions. The title, an invented term, was suggested to him by the final form of the sculpture, which originally sat as one of the many strewn about his studio, the uncoated welded steel gaining a patina of characteristics of the material itself. Tolsop is now located outside the main entrance to the Dr. William Riddell Centre of the University of Regina.
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