Then I had an apothecary a Chinese apothecary and on that I put anything Chinese.
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Can Pottery Barn's new apothecary table (riffing on its old apothecary table) be considered reverse-engineered product placement?
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The infamous apothecary table from the episode "The One with the Apothecary Table" and other "Central Perk-worthy accents" will celebrate the show's 25th anniversary.
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Store owner Samy al-Attar - whose last name is Arabic for apothecary - says a knowledgeable apothecary can find substitutes for drugs treating almost all non-terminal illnesses.
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Find it at the Pantry, inside the Cold Spring Apothecary.
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His wife made ever more frequent trips to the apothecary.
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They carved out a small area that they called the Apothecary.
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In an old-world apothecary, lavender is not a new thing.
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Daniela Soto-Innes's Brooklyn apartment might as well be an apothecary.
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"Adaptogenic mushrooms restore your hypothalamus," says Anima Mundi Apothecary founder Adriana Ayales.
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Frequent mention is made throughout the novel of Mr. Perry, the apothecary.
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The DIY struggle is real — and that's where Ktchn Apothecary comes in.
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Apothecary-chic microalgae may be a dated culinary trend, but who cares?
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Custom bath products are from MiN, a New York-based perfumery and apothecary.
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Founded in 1838, Bigelow is the oldest operating apothecary in the United States.
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"Arcadia" follows their "Simulation" mix released last August on Druid Cloak's Apothecary Compositions label.
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Claire hightails it to the apothecary and warns her friend to leave the city.
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The unlikely source is Mary Hawkins, whom she bumps into at the village apothecary.
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Plant Apothecary is a Black-owned business based in Brooklyn which focuses on natural ingredients.
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Other fireplaces are in the parlor, the family room and the library (formerly the apothecary).
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I do my morning face routine, but add my exfoliator (Clovertree Apothecary Deep Cleansing Scrub).
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The wooden cubbies from the space's days as a 19th-century apothecary were still visible.
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One of Market's trendiest features is Getchells Apothecary, where shoppers can browse health and beauty products.
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I love Tammy Fender Roman Chamomile, and I love Garden Apothecary Full Bloom Fog Toning Mist.
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"We have a look and feel from another era, like a kind of apothecary," David says.
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Four Questions In Los Angeles, if a boutique doesn't have an apothecary, does it even exist?
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She had anxiety and took potions for it, and herbs, and other things from the apothecary.
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Established in 1838 by Dr. Galen Hunter, the store was originally called the Village Apothecary Shoppe.
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She has shown me the apothecary jar of hard candies she keeps filled on the governor's desk.
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Claire visits an apothecary to fetch a sleeping aid for Jamie, but she also tries another tactic.
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Anima Mundi Herbals manufactures locally, with an apothecary and adjacent factory in the Greenpoint neighborhood of Brooklyn.
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In recent years, she has composed a well-regarded trilogy of middle-grade novels, The Apothecary Series.
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Adriana Ayales is a rainforest herbalist who grew up in Costa Rica and runs Anima Mundi Apothecary.
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Even his fragrance is antique: it was created in 2106 by the Florentine apothecary Santa Maria Novella.
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The budget-friendly chain's wooden toys, decorative ring holders, and apothecary jars can also spruce up your space.
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Downtown Alexandria, Virginia, is home to a tiny space with a big name: The Stabler-Leadbeater Apothecary Museum.
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"The teens are manning the apothecary, talking directly to visitors about the herbs and their properties," Burton explained.
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The apothecary-style salve-turned-beauty "must-have" has enjoyed a loyal following for well over a century.
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Claire heads to the apothecary to find a contraceptive potion that will keep Suzette from having little Murtaghs.
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For flavor reference, some bartenders would classify the standalone damiana liquor in the digestif category, maybe even apothecary.
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And each shower had free shampoo, conditioner and body wash by Modern Apothecary in a "bamboo lemongrass" scent.
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Starting in October 2013, Missouri began obtaining its drugs from an Oklahoma-based compounding pharmacy called the Apothecary Shoppe.
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Though you will eventually unlock secondary classes, by default the men are: a warrior, apothecary, scholar, and a thief.
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The first verse denotes profession (for boys)/husband's profession (for girls): Tinker, tailor, soldier, sailor, gentleman, apothecary, ploughboy, thief.
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About a month ago, vandals spray-painted one of the installations in the sculpture garden across from the apothecary.
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A year and a half ago, Ms. Rhoades turned her love of potions and spells into an apothecary business.
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Adriana Ayales es una herbolaria de la selva tropical que creció en Costa Rica y dirige Anima Mundi Apothecary.
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"Turmeric is a powerful antioxidant and an anti-inflammatory," says Mary Schook, licensed aesthetician and founder of M.S. Apothecary.
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This rose water is packaged in a collectible glass apothecary bottle will appeal to their sense of aesthetics, too!
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There's no need to hit up that Colonial flea market of yours to get Rachel's famous apothecary table from Friends.
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And on that note, Claire has another patient, the sister of a man she cut in line at the apothecary.
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Teri Kalgren, the owner of Artemisia Botanicals, an apothecary and magic shop, attributed the shortage to a boom in visitors.
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It is next to Tiffany & Company and has been occupied by Space NK Apothecary, a skin care and beauty shop.
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" She loves C.O. Bigelow's Apothecary Cold and Flu Soak saying it clears out her sinuses making her "feel really clean.
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I signed it in the apothecary as curator Johanna Burton pointed out some of the jars that had been gathered.
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"Forest of Wonders" tells the story of Raffa, a precocious young apothecary, or "pother," in the isolated country of Obsidia.
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Elizabeth DeCoursey, owner of Antidote Apothecary and Tea Bar in Brooklyn, says she typically uses weed as a meditative aid.
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"In this case, the apothecary table was definitely a 'thing,'" since Pottery Barn was so popular with Friends' target audience already.
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Alongside stories of its paranormal past, it has also been an apothecary, and home to the first newspaper press in California.
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INDOORS This building had a few lives as a tavern and was also a 6103th-century apothecary with a surgeon's office.
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She then embarked on an ambitious plan to open Little Choc Apothecary, her dream cafe and restaurant, in New York City.
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Manufactured by Devakam Apothecary Hall in Thailand, Namman Muay hot oil has been setting limbs on fire for over half a century.
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These are just a few of the ways we'd describe Urban Bush Babes editor-in-chief and Folie Apothecary founder Nikisha Brunson.
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Ronaldson hands me a soothingly aromatic cup of tea and gets straight to explaining how she ended up running a floating apothecary.
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Bathrobes in cozy sweatshirt material resemble boxers' warm-up robes and the 19th-century apothecary C.O. Bigelow supplies the soap and shampoo.
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Claire has a fun new friend in Louise, and she also finds a kindred spirit in the apothecary, Master Raymond (Dominique Piñon).
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This homey boutique in a neighborhood of bungalows and Spanish-style houses includes men's wear, women's wear, housewares and, yes, an apothecary.
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Ktchn Apothecary moisturizer: All ingredients and instructions come in the set, and after you make the cream it lasts up to 60 days.
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New Orleans Pharmacy Museum: Once an 19th-century apothecary, the Pharmacy Museum is a national historic landmark and exactly what it sounds like.
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Five of the six core friends on Friends utter the words "Pottery Barn" a total of 18 times in the apothecary table episode.
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They were so inspired by Ms. Clare's work, they created a steampunk-inflected interior from salvaged apothecary shelves and an old soda fountain.
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Xu Xuan, a charming, clumsy, good-hearted man who practices apothecary — and, like Indiana Jones, has an intense fear of snakes — finds her.
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The beauty aspect of it will be more "apothecary-based," WWD wrote, stocking a mix of well-known and up and coming brands.
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Daniela Soto-Innes's Brooklyn apartment might as well be an apothecary, with her trays of powders and roots and bowls overflowing with herbs.
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Our friend decides only fries will cure his hangover, and I walk to the nearby emergency apothecary and get aspirin for all of us.
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Starting out two decades ago as an apothecary of traditional Ayurvedic potions, Patanjali has expanded into personal care, home products, packaged food and more.
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" The apothecary table started not as a prop to be worked into the script, says Grande, but on the page as a "story point.
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Flemish Painter Jan Mandijn's vision of Anthony contains a similar set of ergot indicia: apothecary tools, fire, the saint flying through the air, gangrene.
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"Dermatologists have taken over the skin game with laser facials and chemical peels," says aesthetician, cosmetic chemist, and founder of M.S. Apothecary Mary Schook.
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A collective in New York, Harriet's Apothecary, does something similar with these huge wellness clinics and healing spaces that are open to the public.
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Ivy Urban Apothecary bath products in eco-friendly wall-mounted dispensers seemed another subtle reference to the iconic ballpark ivy on the outfield walls.
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At Moscow State University's Apothecary Garden, snowdrops and rhododendron are among flowers that have mistaken the soft soil for the early onset of spring.
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Or, she said with a grin, you can simply come into the store and fill a large apothecary bottle with a scent on tap.
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Farmacy's medicinal-nutritional ethos extends from its apothecary-style green-striped awning to the health-boosting shots that arrive at your table in syringes.
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I went to the one that kind of looked like an apothecary, capsules on one side, cups of slightly blue water on the other.
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We also got some travel packs and a full-size box of tissues, lip balm, and some blister cushions at an apothecary as well ($2110).
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I also took the time to browse the Clean Beauty Apothecary featuring Paltrow's (pricey) beauty faves and The Workout Shop featuring activewear by Tory Sport.
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One of the pieces up for sale is an apothecary table -- although Phoebe may not approve -- that was featured in season 6 of the show.
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Tsai eventually was introduced to a geisha, who took her to an apothecary to help Tsai select products she uses to care for her skin.
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Ale Apothecary bottle share #inbend #aleapothecary #drugstorebrewer I'VE DIED AND GONE TO SOUR BEER HEAVEN Birthday Beer Day 2: 2 beers Fruit Punch & Appreciation Day!
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The Manhattan-based Jewelry designer Ana Khouri's enchantment with antique apothecary vessels began as a child in São Paulo, where she was born and raised.
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Once intended as lap desks or apothecary cabinets to be filled with medicines and potions, these carefully crafted 19th century coffers were no longer useful.
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And fittingly, the proposal took place in front of Rose Apothecary, the go-to store for Schitt's Creek natives and a popular staple for fans.
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Late last year, they opened Wild by Tart, a cozy delicatessen, juice bar and apothecary inside a former power station and coal house in Belgravia.
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"[W]e brought back the beloved Apothecary Table (from the days of yore)," reads a temporary landing page for the new collection launching online July 22000.
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Word of the Day : a health professional trained in the art of preparing and dispensing drugs _________ The word apothecary has appeared in 26 articles on nytimes.
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He begins by combining oils in a jar, counting each drop sotto voce, and jotting down the total — a procedure that makes him resemble an apothecary.
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This bar and restaurant used to be a pharmacy, and the interiors from its old life — including apothecary cabinets and old tiled floors — are still intact.
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I got through security as quickly as possible and went straight to the duty-free apothecary to buy tampons and met my family at the gate afterward.
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If you want to buy 'fixed' or spell candles with an intention already set, buy them from a real witch or apothecary that really knows their stuff.
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Market by Macy's will feature a curated assortment of clothing and home decor, an apothecary for health and beauty needs, community events, and an in-store cafe.
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Sandbags line the apothecary and hint at the walls that had to be erected when people shot into Black Panther hospital tents in the 60s and 70s.
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" Twenty years ago, Main Street was dominated by antiques shops, but now there are also home-design boutiques, a camping store and an "apothecary and wellness house.
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My wife was there when I finished, and she took me in her arms, and drove me to the apothecary to get a post-procedure prescription filled.
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Bridie sets off to find the girl with the help of other larger-than-life characters, including a 7-foot-tall housemaid, a ghost, and an apothecary.
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You can, however, visit a recreation of Rose Apothecary... a pop-up version of the store that has (sorry for this) popped up in Upstate New York.
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Once used as an apothecary, the building has been a continuing renovation project, with the last improvements — including new kitchen appliances — done within the past two years.
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Merck, which started out 350 years ago as an apothecary shop in the German city of Darmstadt, sells products ranging from pearlescent pigments to dimmable window panes.
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On weekends there is often a wait for a table, giving restless patrons a chance to nose around a nearby emporium at a former apothecary, Palen's Drug Store.
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Denise wants to go to Edison's Apothecary & Boutique, which is a bit outside of the community, thinking there may be drugs there she can use for the infirmary.
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You could also get an exact replica of Rachel and Phoebe's apothecary table if your style is funkier than Monica's, as it's part of Pottery Barn's "Friends" collection.
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Jean-Marie Maroulis, a pharmacist at the Village Apothecary in Manhattan, said that the number of customers there had increased by a third amid fears of the virus.
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Tai Cheng, the chief operating officer for Aloha Green Apothecary in Hawaii, a state where marijuana is legal for medicinal purposes, runs his company almost completely in cash.
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Even actors with the heft of Oscar Isaac and Christian Bale — playing an Armenian apothecary named Mikael and an American war reporter named Chris — appear muffled and indistinct.
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Karen Rose is an herbalist and a member of Sacred Vibes, a Ditmas Park-based apothecary composed of mostly women healers who work in the community to maintain wellness.
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The surgery on which the books were based has been turned into a museum displaying its original 1940s apothecary and a breakfast table on which Wight sometimes performed surgery.
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In Philadelphia, shortly after the Continental Congress adopted his Declaration of Independence, he found time to stop off at Sparhawk's apothecary, purchasing a barometer to add to his collection.
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The brand, which opened its first New York City location in Greenwich Village last year, offers a range of nontoxic beauty products in a plant-filled, apothecary-like setting.
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In fact, according to Mary Schook, licensed aesthetician and founder of M.S. Apothecary, it's a profoundly effective medicinal herb in Ayurveda, a system of holistic medicine that originated in India.
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Wafting out of artist Simone Leigh's in-situ apothecary, a heady mix of chamomile, lavender, hibiscus and other natural remedies sets the tone for The Waiting Room, her new residency.
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Marisela Espinoza, the pastry chef of the Apothecary Shoppe, a marijuana dispensary here in Las Vegas, was gearing up to add her own luxuriously packaged chocolates to the edibles menu.
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Not long ago Erin Wexstten, the 20063-year-old founder of Oxalis Apothecary, a plant-based skin care brand, ticked off all the ways she uses lavender in her life.
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Modeled after an old-school apothecary, Officine Universelle Buly sits apart from the competition thanks to its reverence for ancestral beauty traditions in the form of balms, powders and oils.
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If I face away from the shower (which is blighted with my husband's dandruff shampoo and sickly green bar of soap), our moldering Brooklyn bathroom resembles a 19th-century apothecary.
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She needed a space for her "olfactory experiments," she told me, referring to the fragrant projects she'd started as a species of "method writing" while crafting a story about an apothecary.
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Treatment implements range from an herbalist's iron staff by a Yoruba artist from Nigeria, with crane-like birds on its prongs, to a Maiolica apothecary jar for an herbal anti-inflammatory.
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The store was opened in 1838 by Dr. Galen Hunter as the Village Apothecary Shop at 102 Sixth Avenue, and he eventually sold it to an employee, Clarence Otis Bigelow, in 1880.
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Black and white photographs and apothecary bottles from a time capsule found at the building site were displayed neatly alongside historical tidbits in order to give context to the neighborhood's rich history.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads HOUSTON — At the turn of the 17th century, Ferrante Imperato, a well-to-do apothecary from Naples, had a truly impressive collection of natural history curios.
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There's an iPad in an apothecary scale and the gleaming soda fountain holds a tiny clockwork angel (in homage to the title of one of Ms. Clare's books) upon which play multicolored LEDs.
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Julia Kravets is the founder of Little Choc Apothecary, a vegan cafe and restaurant in New York City that she started as a 24-year-old without any prior experience running a business.
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" Deborah van der Linde, Morrin Cultural Centre, Quebec: "The Blackthorn Key," by Kevin Sands "Who can resist a mystery full of adventure, puzzles, codes and an apprentice apothecary trying to save the world?
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And though you've likely already visited one of the brand's apothecary-style shops, complete with skeletons in lab coats, you haven't gotten a behind-the-scenes tour of the mega-brand's factory... until now.
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MALIN: One of the things to come from being an Apothecary buyer at Barneys and then having worked for a company like Kiehl's, which started as a pharmacy, was this sort of historical reference.
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The first image of the line reveals a Central Perk mug, a logo throw pillow and of course, the Pottery Barn apothecary table that Rachel convinced Phoebe was a one-of-a-kind antique.
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A woman known as Sister Freya, whom Sister Kate hired for her hand hewn apothecary experience after knowing her for years, tended to these pots carefully with a plastic ladle and latex-gloved hands.
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After a quick visit to our local apothecary for some revitalizing smelling salts, we got to thinking: Could this monstrosity of a sandwich actually be a thing that people, aside from Earnhardt, actually consume?
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The usual Earth Day-friendly suspects were present, like Little Barn Apothecary, Mullein & Sparrow, and Earth tu Face (all personal favorites), but there was one that caught and held my attention: Scandinavian brand Nuori.
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But with apothecary-style packaging, natural ingredients and minimalist brand names, high-priced soap has caught on with many members of the same generation associated with avocado toast and a certain shade of pink.
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When she travels to Venice for work, the French hairstylist Odile Gilbert always stops at one shop in particular: Santa Maria Novella, the Old World apothecary founded by Dominican friars in Florence in 1221.
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Rachel, who by season six was living with Phoebe (Lisa Kudrow), bought a faux-historic Pottery Barn "apothecary table," but had to pass it off as antique because Phoebe declared mass-produced furniture soulless.
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"Apothecary jars are still a big trend, and these containers will keep bathroom essentials like cotton balls, cotton swabs, and makeup pads all at arm's reach and beautifully displayed in the bathroom," Helwig told Insider.
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Its website does an awesome job of replicating the in-store experience at both locations: a seemingly endless spread of cute, rustic-chic home goods, apparel, kids' items, perfumes and other apothecary goods, and jewelry.
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The collaboration includes fan-favorite items such as a Central Perk mug, a logo throw pillow, and of course, the Pottery Barn apothecary table that Rachel convinced Phoebe was a one-of-a-kind antique.
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Yoke Ayurvedic Apothecary Flow Perfume Oil Formulated by a yoga teacher and Ayurvedic health practitioner, this scent opens the heart chakra to increase feelings of self-love and acceptance, and de-stress — to achieve balance.
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A fireplace mantel in the den, for example, was fashioned from a found beam, and a pine display case from the apothecary days was mounted to the dining room wall, for use as a hutch.
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Fiercely anti-GMO environmental activist Vandana Shiva, the guy making the entire country of Bhutan go organic, and a lady who runs her own barge apothecary and forages for medicinal herbs alongside a North London canal.
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" The Virginian was bright scarlet, and, according to an apothecary at Nuremberg who published a treatise on the medicinal garden there, "consistently large, the size of a plum, fleshy, and of an excellent flavor and fragrance.
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Change doesn't come easily in small towns, as Brian Beggarly, a former chef at Primo, found when he took over Boynton-McKay Food Co., a longstanding locals' breakfast and lunch joint in downtown Camden's historic apothecary.
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Then there is Bigelow's, the great Greenwich Village drugstore, or apothecary, a word that implies a certain elevation, a veneration for fancy toiletries, that is perhaps more Santa Maria Novella than Walgreens; a certain venerable age.
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But after taking on his very own business venture, a store called Rose Apothecary, and finding love for the first time with his boyfriend Patrick, David may like Schitt's Creek more than he'd ever admit out loud.
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To do so, we teamed up with Anit Hora, the brain behind Brooklyn apothecary brand, Mullein & Sparrow, who helped us create four easy concoctions that will not only relax your mind, but soothe and hydrate your body.
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There must have been chocolates and lollipops and squares of pâte de fruits (gummy bears' ritzy relatives), but I had eyes only for the tall, glass, footed apothecary jars with lids shaped like the Kremlin's pointy domes.
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The monastic apothecary produces Acqua di Sant'Anna, a unisex fragrance (my wife says too fragrant), and Acqua di Melissa, which is meant to calm nerves, essential when having lost your way, which you can count on doing.
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Herbal remedies are unregulated by the FDA and many lack strong support from scientific studies, but the uptick in interest among consumers has been "unbelievable," said Adriana Ayales, the owner of Anima Mundi apothecary in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
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So, the next time you feel the weight of the world on your shoulders, hit up your local apothecary (or, you know, just go online) and pick out a vial of flower essences that you think will help.
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Again, as in Bosch's triptych, we see the apothecary furnace on the left side of the painting, this time with a scared looking face peaking out the top — and of course the two fires raging in the distance.
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"It's delicious, packed with minerals and antioxidants, and I get a little bliss-y from the neurotransmitter-boosting properties in it," says Amanda Chantal Bacon, founder of the Moon Juice apothecary in Los Angeles, of her chocolate obsession.
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It has company in Buly 1803, the French apothecary and fragrance line, which has $29 tubes of toothpaste that come in packaging worthy of Gucci and flavors like orange-clove-cinnamon (recently sold out on Net-a-Porter).
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And the End, which they soft opened over the summer as a coffee shop, offers Montauk Juice Factory's organic juices alongside apothecary goods and toasts topped with avocado or nut butter — and now, a menu of healing tonics.
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On Saturday, the minimalist accessories label WANT Les Essentiels will open a WANT Apothecary concept store where you'll find Byredo Mojave Ghost rollerball perfume ($2375) and Susanne Kaufmann essential bath oil ($22) among a range of cult brands.
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The owner favored a black T-shirt with five flying saucers and the admonition "KEEP LOOKING UP," and yoga music ommed through a clutter of apothecary bottles, bags of herbal something, miracle-cleanse guidebooks and crop-circle DVDs.
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According to NewBeauty, Amazon just announced that its Prime Now service — in partnership with Merz Apothecary, a beauty retailer in the Chicago area — will soon deliver cosmetics at the same speed as food, groceries, and various other must-haves.
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"Cord cutting is a very useful form of energetic cleansing used to help separate yourself from toxic people and experiences from the past or present," says Hoodwitch writer Michael Cardenas, the head brujo and owner of Olde Ways Apothecary.
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Neighborhood Joint 9 Photos View Slide Show ' On a recent Monday afternoon at the West Village apothecary C.O. Bigelow, Ronald Freyberger stood at the rear counter and updated a manager, Joseph Campanile, about the splint on his right hand.
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Denver is about to find out when it gets Zero Market, co-founded by Lyndsey Manderson, a former high-school science teacher, whose new store will be located inside an old aviation hangar and will resemble a modern apothecary.
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"Those of us who were fortunate to know Aleppo pepper from Syria know how delicious and fragrant and tasty it was," said Lior Lev Sercarz, the owner of La Boîte, an apothecary-like spice emporium on Manhattan's West Side.
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Though the Brownings most likely frequented Florence's English pharmacy, which has long ago disappeared, they may also have visited Officina Profumo Farmaceutica di Santa Maria Novella (Via della Scala, 16), a renowned perfumery and apothecary, which dates to 1612.
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In the little apartment upstairs — once the home of the Ear's first proprietor and now used by the current owners for occasional gatherings — old Dutch gin jugs shudder, thick glass Champagne bottles rattle, and 18th-century apothecary flasks clink.
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Flowers at Moscow State University's apothecary garden bloomed early; and at the Moscow Zoo, five jerboas — rodents that hop on their long hind legs — were placed in a specially outfitted refrigerator so they could resume their hibernation in peace.
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The department store chain is opening a new space in Southlake, Texas, with a focus on selling apothecary beauty and hair-care items, and with a cafe inside, according to Women's Wear Daily, citing people familiar with the plans.
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Its perfumes, which cost up to 1,200 euros ($1,290) for 70 millimeters, are sold in more than 500 select locations in more than 40 countries, including Bergdorf Goodman, Aedes Perfumery, C.O. Bigelow Apothecary and Neiman Marcus in New York.
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Her small line of perfume and skin-care products are made in her lab, which includes the much raved-about new rose-infused Soft Pink Cream, and comes in wonderfully old-school, apothecary-style glass bottles. amandalacey.com/facial-atelier.
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I thought the apothecary vials and jars on the shelves would all be specialist herbs and roots, but there was 7-up, whiskey, cloves, cod liver oil, sage, and licorice tea, in addition to things like bitterroot, sage, and Ghee.
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The story of the Sazerac cocktail begins in mid-19th century New Orleans, where apothecary owner Antoine Amedie Peychaud treated his friends to brandy toddies containing Sazerac French brandy and a dash of the bitters made from a secret family recipe.
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In addition to the art gallery, there's an antiques store specializing in old-timey Americana, a vintage shop run by a breeder of Angora bunnies, a conceptual boutique that also shows art and an apothecary run by a fashion model.
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Many calibrations are sold today across the islands, pre-sealed in packets hanging by the checkout at chain pharmacies and grocery stores, or, better, fished out of giant glass apothecary jars at one of the few remaining dedicated crack-seed shops.
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What occurs, after the abduction, is the first of many terrible rites: a female form, naked and unnamed, pounding at something within the rotten trunk of a tree, like an apothecary with a mortar and pestle, and smearing herself with gore.
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Barneys is hosting a Love Yourself event through Saturday: You'll receive a beauty bag or men's dopp kit filled with samples from more than 2260 brands, including Byredo, Diptyque and La Mer, with any $2260 cosmetics, fragrance or apothecary purchase.
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For proof, look no further than Pinterest, where tens of thousands of images showcase the bath as a happy place, a haven stocked with towels piled like layer cakes and caddies that groan with chunky candles and gemlike apothecary bottles.
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Instructions for an alpha version of the "Apothecary MicroLab" offered on Four Thieves Vinegar's website were difficult to understand at best, explaining how to build an automated lab reactor using, among other things, an open-source sous vide controller and a mason jar.
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Run by a former stylist and costume designer, this pastel, Miami-esque boutique stocks a dreamy mix of designers like J. Hannah, Baserange, and A Détacher; you can also shop a small selection of home textiles, candles, apothecary items, and indie mags.
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The drawers of the apothecary cabinet at the entrance to the living room hold a file from her mother, Elinor, labeled "Letters and other things that will be of interest to my children" and several prayer books that belonged to her father, John.
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Slated to open in mid-November as an outpost to Portland's popular Alder & Co., the bi-level Main Street shop (across the street from Gaskins) will offer home goods, apothecary items, clothing and accessories from brands such as Antipast, Private 0204 and Byredo.
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The story of the drink begins in mid-19th century New Orleans, where an apothecary owner, Antoine Amedie Peychaud, treated his friends to brandy toddies containing a French brandy called Sazerac and a dash of the bitters made from a secret family recipe.
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The story of the drink begins in mid-19th century New Orleans, where an apothecary owner, Antoine Amedie Peychaud, treated his friends to brandy toddies containing a French brandy called Sazerac and a dash of bitters made from a secret family recipe.
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A barista in a leather apron with a name tag that also specifies their native city (all the baristas are also single-origin) will make you a whole flight of different coffees, like a cross between an old-timey apothecary and a wizard.
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After checking out the Beau Chapeau, which stocks every imaginable hat, from derbies and fedoras to Panamas and berets, duck into the Niagara Apothecary museum, a restored 1869 pharmacy with original interior fittings and cure-alls for everything from hair loss to tuberculosis.
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Few Scottish innovations have been more successful than Hendrick's Gin, which has managed the improbable feat of muscling in amongst the major players, thanks in part to its apothecary-style bottles—again, the medicinal touch—and the moxie of its publicity campaigns.
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In the 19th century, you were as likely to get cocaine and poison in your apothecary treatments as effective cures, and Kennicott, whose chronic childhood illness led to his interest in the nature around his Illinois home, may have used it therapeutically.
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From the soothing aloe and authentic rose scent to the apothecary-style label with an old man on it, this toner looks, smells, and feels like something a 19th-century noblewoman might enjoy in lieu of a real bath, only it's $6.99 at Target.
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If you don't have the room (or funds) to shop that Friends-inspired apothecary table from Pottery Barn, don't fret: You can still make your home feel a little bit like your favorite TV show with this affordable replica of Monica Geller's yellow picture frame.
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This hole-in-the-wall boutique-cum-latte bar near the Place des Vosges is a shrine to all-natural beauty brands like the L.A. apothecary line Poppy Sunday, the botanical-based oil Clary Collection, and Sun Potion, with its skin foods and tonic herbs.
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Outfitted like a 1853th-century apothecary, the store has wall-to-floor oak cabinets stocked with a wide assortment of cold-pressed plant oils, powders, clays and even honeys with purported healing properties — all of which can be employed for D.I.Y. scrubs and masks.
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Spirtos, who is also the CEO of The Apothecary Shoppe, a dispensary in Las Vegas, presented his own self-funded observational pilot study to doctors at ASCO's annual meeting on whether using a marijuana-based syrup could help patients with their pain and replace their opioids.
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With Claire in full doctor mode at the apothecary (good to see she hasn't forgotten the medicinal properties of ground yarrow root), Jamie sends Fergus and young Ian to sell the leftover liquor to the local pubs, and asks Mr. Willoughby to watch over the patient.
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Once you've seen the apothecary of the past in Virginia, skip over to Philadelphia, where the Mütter Museum houses a collection of medical artifacts, including a sections of Albert Einstein's brain (we kid you not) and a collection of 139 human skulls from Viennese anatomist Joseph Hyrtl.
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She revealed the process on her app, and said she gets vagina facials and also uses drugstore products that other humanoids can get — most notably for me, the GoodWipes Cleansing Flushable Wipes for Down There and Medicine Mama's Apothecary Vmagic Vulva Care and Intimate Skin Cream.
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In ancient Greece, physicians who took the Hippocratic oath vowed to "give no deadly medicine to anyone if asked," but the bartenders at this apothecary-themed watering hole will gladly blend gentler toxicants with ingredients ranging from cucumber and lemongrass to roasted seaweed and duck fat.
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" (A glass apothecary cabinet in the bathroom contains Altoids, chewing gum, a bottle of Listerine with plastic shot glasses, and several vials of off-brand perfume.) I misread the parenthetical of a dish labelled "bone broth (P'tcha)" as commentary (as in, "Pshaw, all broth is bone broth!
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Toward the back, where a piñata shaped like a giant frilly Negra Modelo beer bottle hangs by the ceiling vents, Pedro Rodriguez stands as studious as an apothecary, quietly filling plastic cups with shrimp, purplish nubs of octopus and a red liquid that looks lit from within.
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The space set up like a cross between an apothecary, kitchen, and classroom with a table that held small notes for visitors to record their experience with homemade remedies, copies of which would go into a zine the collective publishes, while a second copy was affixed to a wall.
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Eventually, each member of the Rose family finds their way in the town: Johnny buys a stake in their motel home, Moira joins the town council, David opens Rose Apothecary and Alexis gets a real job, finishes high school and then starts her own boutique public relations agency.
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And for those who feel they may need some basics in horticulture to make use of those spells, not to worry: There's "The Modern Witchcraft Guide to Magickal Herbs" by Judy Ann Nock, the founder of a goddess spirituality group, and "The Witch's Herbal Apothecary," by the master herbalist Marysia Miernowska.
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" In an equally so L.A. confession, Ashley says that the zines, tinctures and teas that they feature in the store are all from Homestead Apothecary in Oakland, adding, "We love that they are from California and everything in their shop pays homage to the plants and supporting local herbalists, farmers and artists.
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With its general air of authenticity — like you've been instantly transported to an old-school apothecary circa 1900, except you get to keep your iPhone — and minimalist, almost clinical-looking packaging, it somehow manages to make its way into both the fanciest Top Shelves and the most bare-bones straight guys' bathroom cabinets.
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There was a dance hall, a movie theater, several bars, an apothecary, a grand bank building in Madison and another in Danville, and coal trains several miles long, chugging alongside the Little Coal River on the way to the Kanawha Valley, then the Ohio River, then out to the rest of the world.
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Today, activists and social media influencers such as Harriet's Apothecary and Vintage Black Glamour are redefining the observance of Black History Month to include examples of African-American resistance and elegance -- not just the same embodiments of excellence every February: Martin Luther King, Harriet Tubman, Frederick Douglass, Thurgood Marshall, and Sojourner Truth.
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The season 6 episode that made the furniture piece famous, aptly titled "The One with the Apothecary Table," sees Rachel buy said table from a Pottery Barn catalog (it aired in 2000 after all!) and then, upon learning that "Phoebe hates Pottery Barn" from Monica, try to pass it off as a flea market find.
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This exhibition includes the copper plaque placed on Louis XIV's coffin, borrowed from the Basilica of Saint Denis — where it had been desecrated during the Revolution and then stored in the archives of the Musée de Cluny — as well as funky surgical instruments and apothecary drugs from the Musée de l'Histoire de la Médecine.
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Four and a half years ago, he opened his tea shop: Serengeti Teas and Spices is a narrow salon with the look of a modern apothecary, where customers can try hundreds of teas that Mr. Caranda-Martin has mostly bought himself at auction, some of them mixed at his production site in the Bronx.
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Flowers are nonnegotiable, of course, but this night's arrangements — peony and orchid varieties in red and pink (the hues of which matched Roth's sweater), clustered in small bunches in amber apothecary bottles by the florist Frank Fiore — were a reminder that a single, low line of blooms adds visual interest without being a distraction.
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One standout, Plant Apothecary, in Williamsburg, is owned by Bjarke Ballisager and Holly McWhorter, a husband and wife team who privilege sustainably grown ingredients and outsource some production aspects to Bklyn Unltd, a nonprofit workshop for adults with mental and physical disabilities; Rachel Winard's vegan skin care line, Soapwalla, is operated by an all-women team from an industrial kitchen space in Gowanus.
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To support friends and other small businesses, the designer Megan Pflug and her artist husband J. Penry outfitted the guest rooms with vintage pieces from nearby antique shops like Chipped Tarnished and Torn: felt-and-leather headboards by Moses Nadel (a pal from the Rhode Island School of Design); bedding by Red Land Cotton that they discovered in Rhinebeck (about 40 miles south); and toiletries custom-made for them by Village Common, an apothecary in Catskill (a 25-minute drive away).
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