My hair was mussed — and not artfully — in others.
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Tochilovsky found everything about them artfully crafted and meticulously considered.
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You also talk about his artfully sarcastic use of capitalization.
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It will do it well; it will do so artfully.
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Okay, so granted this specific picture isn't exactly artfully shot.
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Ductwork and diffusers were threaded artfully under the balcony floors.
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A fluffy throw blanket was tossed artfully on the bed.
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Its periodic bursts of violence are always unexpected and artfully filmed.
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It's the most frightening and artfully done haunted house experience around.
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In short, we're searching for a way to look artfully disheveled.
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Additionally, a few pieces stand out as just elegantly, artfully crafted.
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What matters is that whatever I'm biting into is artfully executed.
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Looking artfully disheveled has become an obsession in the beauty world.
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But artfully applied, financial resources can drive almost the same solution.
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A print that artfully displays the lyrics of their favorite song
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However, this coffee drink is artfully crafted with "cereal-infused" milk.
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Many hockey goaltenders wear artfully decorated masks as expressions of identity.
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Sauna instructions are scrawled artfully on the bath's sliding wooden door.
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Acts conclude with artfully arranged tableaus, underneath a smartly placed mirror.
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Still, he figured artfully drawn political districts could outweigh political tides.
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Sondland artfully blamed his "refreshed recollections" on the White House's stonewalling.
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The drugs were "artfully" hidden in a shipment of loud speakers.
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He artfully blended long passes with quick tosses out to the corners.
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But not heaping piles of garbage—the trash is arranged artfully, architecturally.
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But where Weight was artfully jumbled, with Laika the space dog somehow
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After all, the small bronze plaque was artfully hidden behind artificial ivy.
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Artfully drizzle as much mayonnaise onto the atrocity as you can stomach.
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One roughneck's story is artfully and deeply told here by Heather Richards.
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So, the artfully decimated jean shorts I tried covered my butt ($445).
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There are shady little nooks, lovely native plantings and artfully orchestrated vistas.
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"[T]he idea is above all to entertain, however artfully," noted Rockwell.
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And as the novel develops, Reed brings the two strands artfully together.
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"Trump artfully uses protest movements to drive wedges between people," he said.
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Aspden's reporting is always fascinating, if not always artfully or lyrically delivered.
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For the most part, Van Meter navigates this tangled time structure artfully.
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And no persona, no matter how artfully devised, can stifle a reflex.
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Their passage actually signals a policy surrender artfully disguised as a victory.
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The Jinx is filled with artfully staged reenactments and beautifully lit interview scenes.
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She takes your bob and adds a few artfully-sliced layers to it.
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He combed his artfully thinning hair and looked at his phone: 69 texts.
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Though artfully assembled, the mixtape borrows much from the childhood game of Telefone.
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Over time, Instagram became synonymous with artfully posed, aspirational photos of everyday life.
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This part of America isn't being artfully deceived, it is being willfully blind.
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Throughout "Mozart Dances," Mark Morris emerges as the most artfully musical choreographer alive.
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Those emotions have been intentionally and artfully evoked and provoked again and again.
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I've always loved puppets, and I think artfully constructed puppets are very uncanny.
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Karesansui Late Garden features rocks that are artfully placed on expanses of gravel.
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Entertaining is an artfully executed skill, especially when family and friends are involved.
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There it was: a genuine moment in history, artfully captured for all time.
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Rapsody does just that on her third studio album Eve, and artfully so.
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As President Trump so artfully says, "What the hell do you have to lose?"
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He wears a short denim jacket, artfully tapered to the slimness of his hips.
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What category do you pick for a well-designed, finely constructed, artfully inspired chair?
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All but a few of the artfully photographed foodstuffs are actually plastic display models.
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You can always artfully bow out — like say, 'I have to leave before brunch!
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It was not artfully crafted by a stylish barista with an enviable Instagram following.
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Maybe we'll attempt an "artfully smudged" look, if we're feeling informal and kinda pouty.
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But Trump's speech nevertheless artfully ties his domestic agenda to his foreign policy one.
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Brief excursions into Manhattan's artfully decorated apartments and sleek offices establish a familiar distance.
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What feels more apparent than ever is how artfully Smith sets up this dichotomy.
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Players would learn how to tackle differently, artfully, possibly using principles of martial arts.
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There's no artfully blank space on the plates, no Abstract Expressionist smears of sauce.
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Even more than "Jerusalem," it revels in the addictive power of artfully unfolded narratives.
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The whole thing is set against a Technicolor-hued and artfully anachronistic Elizabethan London.
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As compared with those other shows, that life is a lot more artfully rendered.
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That makes A NOISE DOWNSTAIRS (Morrow/HarperCollins, $26.99) something of an artfully crafted anomaly.
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But the slouchy material and artfully worn fabrics create a cool, lived-in effect.
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The episodes contain an absorbing and often artfully filmed account of the opponents' occupation.
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Some of the most artfully simple objects are a series of folded paper drawings.
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After all of the herbs were artfully layered inside the jar, then came the wine.
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"Lost in Konglish" is a black-and-white, artfully smudged zine by designer Ran Park.
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Small incisions are made into the skin so it can be slowly, but artfully, removed.
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"It's the same old bootstraps story, an American dream artfully told, skillfully sold," she wrote.
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There are subtle and not-so-subtle design elements that artfully combine form and function.
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It even artfully edited its finale to tie in 2015's giant Ashley Madison hack.
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Instagram need not be an endless feed of artfully arranged avocado slices and laxative teas.
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Yet another anti-Trump tirade, however artfully formulated as a sensational unsigned column, risked nothing.
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Spend your weekend getaway at this perfectly curated, artfully designed Airbnb — with no running water!
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Her artfully constructed blue-corseted Delpozo cocktail dress would have pleased the photographer, she said.
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From incredible graphics to artfully designed gameplay, Shadow of the Tomb Raider does not disappoint.
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In renderings, the Holl pavilions resemble small monuments or objects, artfully shaped and slightly mysterious.
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How can a content farmer artfully and responsibly uphold the ethical standards of both realities?
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It felt like the tips had been cut artfully away with an X-Acto knife.
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Many facets of one's life can be artfully framed and filtered for hearts and comments.
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And the single-shot video he released for the song on Tuesday captures it artfully.
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The master bathroom has marble surfaces and a screen door artfully wrought out of rebar.
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He dressed well: denim jacket and jeans, with an artfully tousled mop of blonde hair.
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JENKINS I'm sorry, but the idea that "Selma" wasn't an artfully made film was bull.
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Instead, it was a carefully and artfully designed page that showcased Hospedales talents and experience.
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Ben Clement's photographs of the artfully messy dishes are food porn of the highest order.
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TSA agents found a python "artfully" hidden inside a hard drive at the Miami International Airport.
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Writer Jessi Klein has a word for those cool, artfully disheveled women who's demeanor defies convention.
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Silver rings adorn his hands and his wavy hair is pushed artfully back from his face.
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But this approach, which I put forth so ponderously, is gauzy in Hrabal, lightly, artfully deployed.
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But it's worth understanding exactly what his artfully awful response makes clear about Hollywood's cultural problem.
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It's a smoothie, but holy hell is it a delicious, artfully created, thoughtful, and addictive smoothie.
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All games are made of duct tape and glue with the seams covered artfully with paint.
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I skipped the stage glorified by pervy old directors in artfully lit coming-of-age films.
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The aisles are the same, the artfully placed wicker baskets suggest a bohemian chic home aesthetic.
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Berlin, rather more artfully, has deployed mime artists to remind late-night revellers to pipe down.
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Another store, Little Burma, is well-lit and artfully laid out, like a boutique wine shop.
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With detached collars, holey sweaters and frayed hems, the look is decidedly disheveled — and artfully unkempt.
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Similarly, in "Branch" (2018), taxidermy birds sit in postcard-perfect poses, on an artfully-arranged tree.
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And they're not just artfully welling up, à la "The Bachelor" on his preprogrammed engagement day.
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Both have extensive records of public statements that are demonstrably false, thoroughly misleading, or artfully deceptive.
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Instead, he artfully weaves their stories together and leaves it to the reader to draw conclusions.
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Artfully piled trash and strategically abandoned cars simulate urban desolation, here in Copenhagen rather than Atlanta.
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But a lot of thought is required to artfully complement a film by adding multisensory elements.
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"This is far more artfully done than I would have expected from the NFL," Garcia said.
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"Working in Process" is less a cohesive work than a series of artfully composed, fruitful experiments.
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Neither lecture nor argument, "Prison," artfully photographed by Maya Bankovic, attempts to make the invisible visible.
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If you're among them, you'll likely give, or receive, artfully decorated red envelopes filled with cash.
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Grizzly Bear artfully melts down older pop structures, with both music and words evading clear resolutions.
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Kate does too, but she's more artfully shady in her dealings with crew members and guests.
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But while BAP's prose is rather artfully penned, Bronze Age Mindset's arguments are fractured and incoherent.
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It provides the body the potential to move artfully, intentionally, in any direction at any moment.
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The Witch artfully poses a conflict between stringent Puritan faith and witchcraft in colonial New England.
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The film artfully captures an especially harrowing period of Onassis' life: the days following her husband's assassination.
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She wore a long, delicate veil and carried a bouquet of artfully arranged white flowers and greenery.
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He points out the clock and the decorative piece of driftwood placed artfully on the the wall.
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Anchovies—with their salty tang and artfully drapable consistency—make a surprisingly delicious addition to any dish.
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Perhaps she's all these women, artfully stitched together, transforming and shedding her images as she sees fit.
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It's nothing but an artfully carved hole made just large enough to let her pony slip through.
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The inches flowed, the edges were artfully laid, and the cheekbones were bronzed to the highest heavens.
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Really, though, what's not to love about gorgeous colors and textures artfully arranged in a lovely package?
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Without it, visitors might mistake artfully posed cadavers as art pieces, which they most assuredly are not.
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So if the universe contains an artfully balanced mix of bosons and fermions, the infinities can cancel.
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To paraphrase the Trophy somewhat less artfully: losing sucks, and the only thing that matters is winning.
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And from Spector's perspective, the world is full of dead bodies, artfully arranged, and furtive nighttime movements.
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We're not talking a minor treasure trail artfully creeping into the bottom left corner of the frame.
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She has thick, artfully unruly cataracts of black hair and moves with a long, darting, buoyant stride.
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That said, there is much he says and believes that you might find objectionable however artfully packaged.
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Another guy ran to help each one, one man trailing the chain and another artfully arranging it.
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House of Yes is beautifully decorated, with walls covered in hand-painted murals and artfully-arranged gemstones.
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He artfully and ergonomically arranged the diapers, creams, and organic alcohol-free hand sanitizer for sensitive skin.
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Radiohead's arsenal of unexpected instrumentation and eclectic time signatures makes for an artfully academic approach to rock.
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"A lot of the concern is based on subjective nature," he said of the artfully painted crosswalks.
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Earlier, she had artfully hung the "loser" label on Sanders and the other men onstage with her.
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They artfully balanced the action of the story with reflection on what it meant to the writer.
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If you're among them, you'll most likely give, or receive, artfully decorated red envelopes filled with cash.
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In Fashion Fall's new footwear is as artfully engineered as a new crop of bold decorative vessels.
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His fish is artfully displayed on a bed of ice behind a case near the restaurant's entrance.
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Music Review A marching tune that dissolves into frenzy, a big-band jamboree with an ethereal voice hovering over it: The dense, wild, yet artfully controlled tribute to Anthony Braxton at National Sawdust on Wednesday evening bore a striking resemblance to his dense, wild, yet artfully controlled music.
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Conversely, Wiig takes quiet risks, opting for artfully loose silhouettes with tiered or ruffled elements, or formal pants.
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The question will be whether its supporters can artfully make it — and whether the people find it persuasive.
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Except this artfully cut cement Thwomp is also a gaming console capable of firing up retro video games.
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Now, thanks to Artfully Walls, your walls are about to get a lot more interesting for the fall.
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And of course, the contoured, strobed, and artfully painted-on looks that have influenced an entire Insta-nation.
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A little green makeup (well, maybe a lot) and an artfully ripped outfit can go a long way.
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Videos captured how precisely and quickly Ali moved, artfully dodging dozens of blows in a matter of seconds.
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The isolation she thought she deserved has taken its toll, and her self-imposed solitude is artfully rendered.
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It's not enough to spin a compelling anecdote; you must find a central thesis and present it artfully.
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In one video, a single wisp of hair had been artfully primed to keep falling in his eye.
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It's a four-hour immersion in the ambient, artfully aimless storytelling of the film genre sometimes labeled mumblecore.
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In conversation and in his book, Scott Kelly artfully evokes the sensorial assault of his home in space.
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David Yurman bracelets were taped to her forearm so they'd hang artfully (and not catch Mr. Jackman's beard).
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Regardless, the lithe women who populate the HigherDOSE Instagram account, posing for pictures while artfully sweating, seem satisfied.
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It arrived garnished with flowers, an artfully arranged collection with almost 50 pieces of rolls, nigiri and sashimi.
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Seville La Azotea, a popular neighborhood tapas bar, offers a welcoming ambience, artfully presented plates and excellent wines.
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At times, the cloth is artfully displayed in the tranquil yard behind the shop, billowing in the breeze.
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Today, Loren Muse Smith and Tracy Gray collaborate to show you just how artfully that can be done.
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Eric Gorsuch's costumes — colorful ribbons artfully tied around naked dancers — were more intriguing than the thrashing, repetitive choreography.
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Our server explained the origin of the ingredients in the artfully presented dishes, and Salinas kept coming up.
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I envisioned a composed salad, with all the elements woven together and artfully arranged on a large platter.
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I prefer soft, artfully messy eyeliner to sharp liquid liner, and this helps me achieve the look easily.
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In one session, he got Superman to stand still long enough for his red cape to artfully billow.
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A humdrum exterior belies the artfully wacky world behind the doors of Rhett Baruch's home in Los Angeles.
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Though some his remarks weren't so "artfully stated," she said serious scholars will remember him for his brilliance.
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Lady Gaga, you see, has stepped out at the MTV Video Music Awards artfully smothered in raw beef.
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What's better than a polished cover of your favorite single, artfully recorded with only the best equipment and editing?
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This journey is depicted quite artfully in Yoke Lore's music video for "Cut and Run," which we're premiering today.
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With slots 6-7, I'm learning toward Jackie and Lion, powerful, artfully made films that depend on devastating performances.
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Now he's a full-time artist, and Stik gives his artfully naive graffiti the full coffee table book treatment.
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Surely you've seen it before: a few lipsticks, concealers, and eyeshadow palettes, all arranged artfully atop a solid background.
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While an artfully illustrated black-and-white bowtie pattern is a playful nod to the actor's go-to accessory.
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How could their researchers use artificial intelligence to teach a robot to manipulate objects as artfully as a human?
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Senators instead vented their frustrations with Google to an empty chair, artfully reserved with a name plate for Page.
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So far, "Vinyl" has artfully struck a balance between rendering the era in detail and taking liberties for impact.
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Naturally, Teigen kept things SFW by Legend's artfully placed head, but she is hardly a stranger to stripping down.
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An Anthropologie-esque accessories corner seemed like it was for me — there was even an artfully assembled inspiration board.
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One black male dancer in African costume delighted the audience with his artfully committed, athletic performance to drum music.
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Mr. Hawley has artfully filled "Before the Fall" with enough red herrings to satisfy a flock of sea gulls.
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Instagram is for carefully curating your #bestlife through artfully filtered photographs in a Sisyphean race to outrun cybernetic depression.
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No. It took punk for me to realize that I could own—not disguise or artfully reinvent—my poverty.
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The lobby lounge, artfully designed with contemporary velvet seating and eclectic artwork, offers plenty of space to spread out.
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The author of lives of Mary Shelley and Robert Graves, among many others, Miranda Seymour artfully joins them here.
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Acker often wrote pastiche; the first chapter of her "Great Expectations" is titled "Plagiarism" and artfully revisits Dickens's novel.
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A set of matching (or artfully mismatched) towels and bath mats can help prettify a less-than-lovely space.
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Where the Web series was amateurishly filmed, with nondescript interiors and haphazard lighting, "Insecure" is artfully composed and glossy.
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Whatever visions of chaos your imagination summons, the odds are that this show's artfully hapless team will exceed them.
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Motivational messages of hope, kindness and unity are now artfully splashed across the fifth grade stalls and water fountains.
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But his support was so artfully distributed that he earned the crucial electoral votes of Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Michigan.
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From waterfalls to winter scenes, coral reefs to blossoms, intricate worlds are artfully created inside the turtle's geometric shell.
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Grab a small chunk of hair and artfully twist until it folds into itself near the base of the ponytail.
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And Hanson Robotics, famous for its artfully sculpted and emotionally evocative creations, is eager to get in on the fun.
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It's fighting talk, for sure, but time will tell whether Prisma's platform has any legs or not, however artfully crafted.
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On the front is a photograph of a mountain, artfully jutting into a crystalline blue sky like a smurf hat.
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Head to the search engine's homepage today and you'll see Saruhashi holding a clipboard with artfully illustrated waves behind her.
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You might not recognize the man featured in today's artfully sketched Google Doodle, but you have probably heard his work.
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Though it's too early to officially call it, this may be one of the most artfully constructed comics ever written.
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Something tells me their long game won't be anywhere near as artfully crafted or brilliantly considered as, say, Breaking Bad's.
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There is some puppetry of the penis by a male performer, whose pubic hair is arrayed artfully around his genitalia.
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She released the video for the song this morning and it's as perfectly controlled and artfully constructed as CTRL itself.
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Artfully shaped and warped wooden walls jut into a large lounge space, with a glass, cubic cycling studio overlooking it.
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DeLillo artfully reveals Maitland's Western view of things while guiding the reader to ask: Who's changing the names, and why?
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Soccer's rules tend to favor deception, and behavioral economists have discovered just how artfully players use it to their advantage.
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For evidence, there was a heavily pregnant Ms. Teigen, whose artfully mussed hair was arranged in a wispy fishtail braid.
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More than that, they grabbed you by the flowers you had artfully woven into your plaits and demanded your attention.
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By switching the grid on in your camera's settings, you can more artfully frame subjects off center in your shots.
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The dog's arrival is the central story, but the novel moves artfully through the narrator's memories and her present sorrow.
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For dinner, a finer dining restaurant, Blackbird, serves artfully plated riffs on Mediterranean fare, like figs with za'atar and burrata.
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She'll likely never address the infidelity rumors directly, but on Lemonade, she artfully dances around them, leaving room for interpretation.
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The Flats is also home to new apartments, a water taxi, a skate park and an artfully quirky Aloft hotel.
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The resistance lasted only until Jesse Lingard artfully sealed a 2-0 victory for the visitors in the 81st minute.
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What follows is far harsher, an artfully staggered, increasingly harrowing depiction of the institutionally sanctioned forms of humiliation and subjugation.
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This arrived with a snack — cured salmon and salmon roe seasoned with fermented rice — that artfully underscored the sake's flavor.
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Few can rearrange the world as artfully and as enjoyably as the Incredibles, except of course their creator Brad Bird.
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The balancing of visions of then and now — and briefly, at the end, of the future — is artfully managed throughout.
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Two men in his entourage were charged with the murders, and Lewis testified against them, although he did so artfully.
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The shoes are not artfully arranged; they are piled high on the floor, shoe upon shoe in an undifferentiated mass.
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All the worrisome questions were eventually resolved, or artfully finessed, by hard-fought compromises that left no one fully satisfied.
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The average wedding cake, for instance — multi-tiered, artfully decorated, hand-delivered to your venue — rings in at about $500.
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The crowd was diverse in age, social class and ethnicity, but, this being France, the majority wore artfully draped scarves.
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The images are not explorations of the world in black-and-white, like Arbus's, or artfully composed shots, like Mann's.
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Even though it had been artfully reattached, the idea of toothy-faced things near my head set off alarm bells.
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The book's cover features little more than a scattering of sans serif letters, but does so in an artfully arranged way.
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Because when I give in, my coworkers will see it: my Chipotle bag that is not an artfully layered Weck jar.
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Just one of these is fitness photographer Bob Mizer, whose 1972 work "Rick Gordon, rooftop studio, Los Angeles" is artfully puzzling.
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To most people, the photo below will just look like a picture of some artfully arranged Pop-Tarts and an apple.
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If anything, both films show that effective, serious-minded horror is more than just long, dramatic pauses and artfully composed visuals.
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Smashed on toast or artfully decorating plates, the fruit has gained popularity in Britain, becoming synonymous with hipster hangouts and millennials.
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He was playing different genres of the same breed: that artfully tousled chestnut hair, that teenage ease in the suit jacket.
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Instead, they are carefully composed and artfully staged renderings of how Palmer views the intersecting worlds of art, music, and entertainment.
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In it, we see Ellis artfully place his gadget on top of his smartphone so it swipes right to every profile.
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Movies and television can potentially inform the public, but using these mediums means mitigating the fear that is artfully created Hollywood.
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The shoot by Angelo Pennetta features an image of Hemingway naked on a shag rug, her elbow artfully covering her breast.
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My bagel breakfast arrived 18 minutes after I ordered it and came with artfully displayed smoked salmon, capers and cream cheese.
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Dinner, consisting of North African comfort food prepared by a former "Chopped" contestant named Samia Behaya, was artfully arranged atop them.
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Typically, our natural bedhead is less "artfully disheveled" and more matted on one side, full-on lion's mane on the other.
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The nanoparticles basically created "thousands of tiny infrared goggles inside the rodents' eyes," as The Atlantic artfully explained at the time.
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And his production includes two exquisitely theatrical moments — artfully enriched by Mikaal Sulmain's sound design — that explode the prevailing, contemplative calm.
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That unleashed force is plied most artfully here to create a portrait of how grief unhinges, disarranges and heightens everyday life.
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That's the question I ask every time I step into an artfully decorated room or look through shelter magazines in admiration.
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It's an adult book, but it features a 16-year-old protagonist and is artfully narrated in the first person plural.
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"We don't really cook, as you can tell," Mr. Billinger said, pointing to the potted succulents artfully placed around the burners.
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"Dead Astronauts" is set in a post-climate-change-apocalypse future, though exactly when and where we are remains artfully hazy.
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Set in an artfully cluttered attic, the piece is about a woman of indeterminate age who revisits Christmases of her past.
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There's a natural chemistry that can't be replicated with CGI and old footage, no matter how carefully or artfully it's done.
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The restaurant was loud and dimly lit, its tables and chairs artfully cheap, the specials written on mirrors in white pen.
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The outside porch is one of the best spots in town to sip one of their artfully-crafted cocktails or punch bowls.
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She doesn't invite the kind of artfully framed intimacy in which Beyoncé revels; she has no public social media or web presence.
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There is no shortage of outlets for stories artfully told, or for artists of bravery and intelligence to get their visions across.
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Many matriarchs created a sacred kind of space, a place where a family's story was told via artfully arranged bric-a-brac.
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This song is artfully produced to hit maximum pop crossover appeal; the vocal arrangement with its syncopated rhythm is a special standout.
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Then Wall Street analysts ask a series of questions about the results, tactics, and strategy that executives artfully dodge or dutifully answer.
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Surprises pop up on October 10, as Mercury opposes Uranus and finds you having to balance your personal and public life artfully.
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It's a tension artfully bought out in Modern Gods, but it also connects to the actual experience of being in the world.
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And while it would be impossible to avoid spoilers altogether, Jackson manages to artfully skirt around some of the show's biggest surprises.
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" These words lead into the chorus of "Green Aphrodisiac," a track from her artfully affirming new album, "The Heart Speaks in Whispers.
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Even the advance galley I just read (in one sitting) was printed on actual paper, with an artfully designed cover and everything.
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No. It only means that we'll get more of his hilarious interviews, his artfully disheveled hair, and his very cute crooked smile.
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Are you a minimalist who keeps it short and sweet or a maximalist who can artfully cram a lot into your luggage?
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Kirkley swapped Patterson's earthenware pottery with white ceramic, providing Coi pastry chef Nick Muncy with a canvas begging to be artfully filled.
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The Sarasota Bay Club in Florida believes living is an "art," and the community's gardens, pools, and amenities help residents live artfully.
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The pledges — "subject to final negotiations," as President Trump artfully put it — have already been criticized as half-steps, if not traps.
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"Even in a Hillary Clinton administration, you would've seen some of these ideas floated, although probably a bit more artfully," Tucker says.
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A unique accommodation that's artfully designed as a one-stop shop with offerings and comfort that won't leave guests wanting for anything.
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Ms. Piper realizes the rare and inspired paradox of an artfully controlled portrait of someone losing every last vestige of self-control.
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Their food reflected a nouvelle lightness thanks to reduced amounts of fats and flour, and it was served in artfully restrained presentations.
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The result is an artfully constructed account of the privation that persists alongside the surge of prosperity brought to India by globalization.
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She artfully balances her twin subjects: a painter's meteoric life and the fiery trail of controversy left behind by a shooting star.
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Mr. Loibner's arrangement artfully exploits the eerie melancholy of this hand-cranked string instrument, with its metallic snarl and bagpipe-like drone.
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The presence of a few artfully posed animals -- a height of fashion at the time -- was just another expression of this reality.
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She just wrapped some yarn around herself to form a bodice, then artfully bunched more yarn into the shape of a skirt.
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For the past 10 years, Bianca Dagga has become an expert at artfully taking off her clothes — and putting on her makeup.
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Together, they have artfully hijacked the notion of "fake news," turning it around as a weapon of insult, diversion, division, and attack.
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Just inside the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (YBCA), spirited college students and artfully dressed passers-by buzz around workshop tables.
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Quotes, meanwhile — the artfully designed phrases atop cute images that are designed to be shared and reshared endlessly — are a separate beast.
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But artfully twisted and allowed to swing free, they become a style fit for a grown-up — and a badass one, at that.
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With a sort of disarming aloofness, he artfully consumed such an extreme amount of room that I was in a state of awe.
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The result was Artfully Awear, a website and a social media account that highlights Ariel Adkins' ability to make clothing inspired by art.
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Mine, which is pretty close to perfect, tends to show me lots of cute dogs, artfully shot tech products, and limited edition sneakers.
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Graffiti and vandalism might be illegal, but as Banksy has proved, there's a lot of money to be had in artfully tagging buildings.
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The piece looks artfully faded, a style that comes from so-called "tropical" Rolex watches that spent decades in the heat and sun.
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Thankfully, Incredibles 2 is much more self aware, and artfully dodges a lot of the tired tropes associated with husband-wife role-swaps.
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For your next tropical getaway, this setup will help your Instagram be so much more than just—yawn—sunsets and artfully arranged cocktails.
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He has given me an artfully designed lyrics sheet to read along with the music and I've completely lost where I'm up to.
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It artfully combined heartfelt empathy with blistering commentary on the economic hard times still found in the working class America of Dylan's boyhood.
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While it's true that audiences rarely leave a musical humming the story, woe betide the show that lacks an engrossing, artfully structured one.
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But the Reagans artfully defused the tensions when they accepted an invitation to dinner from Katherine Graham, then-publisher of The Washington Post.
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Illustrating what is exquisite about the simple pleasures of life, Jankowska's works artfully grasp the vibrancy and tantalizing imagery of the natural world.
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They find their way swiftly to a large mixer to be coated in white adhesive, dumped and raked artfully into racks before felting.
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Intricate parquet floors and soaring coffered and frescoed ceilings from the 1880s are artfully integrated with modern leather furnishings, antiques, and contemporary artwork.
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Ancient Rome came up with the consul system, two men who shared leadership, and that often ended with poisonings and throats artfully slit.
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Consider their spacious Junior Suites instead that start at $549 for all-inclusive rates, and feature balconies, hot tubs, and artfully decorated interiors.
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Who knew that building a paradise for egg-layers would be the bloody, messy business it becomes in this artfully anarchic, exhausting production?
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While brown-paper packages tied up with string are easy classics, a present that's artfully wrapped in festive patterns is pure holiday magic.
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The message is artfully delivered — but not dissimilar in theme or tone to the missive written on that bank window back in 2016.
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Some purists might be aghast to see the addition of a date window, although this one is artfully hidden down around 6 o'clock.
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In artfully invoking clean aesthetics of a higher past, it would evoke, and even perhaps inspire and direct, the utopia of the future.
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Even so, McDermott is admirably unsettling, and Luke McCoubrey's artfully sterile cinematography adds an air of suffocating wholesomeness that can make you squirm.
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Brace yourself for skull garlands, chalices made of femurs, and an epic chandelier artfully comprised of every single bone in the human body.
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"We call this the Tutti," she said of a multipanel gown, its various hues echoing those of the candles placed artfully throughout the space.
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She scouted a beachy location, picked out a flirty red dress, and artfully wrote her love story on a chalkboard sign from Dollar Tree.
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On-headphone controls are frequently really fussy and the simple turning of an earcup ring seems about as artfully intuitive as it's gonna get.
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It could be wisps escaping at the temple, artfully arranged — the fuzzier the better; these are the perfect conditions to let static electricity thrive.
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It's the sort of family disease chronicled so artfully on "Empire," the robust prime time soap opera set in a family dynasty record label.
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But the documentary artfully articulates the ideas of the musical in its own way, while elegantly focusing on performance, collaboration, and Sondheim's specific artistry.
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Kardashian also showed off her extravagant home décor, which included dangling skeletons, streamers, artfully placed cobwebs and even a pumpkin tic-tac-toe game.
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I can't remember the last time (if ever) I saw a show that so purposefully and artfully captures the beauty of all skin tones.
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On this mix, he has crafted an hour of artfully deployed industrial and dub sounds with escalating drums and sometimes frenzied feedback and synths.
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Social media wasn't very interested in the details of her alleged crime — more so her set of impeccable box braids and artfully-laid edges.
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Approximately 100 people congregated inside an artfully decorated loft inside a run-down warehouse, ready to dance the night away while electronic acts performed.
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The styles range from classic screens with modern storage twists to artfully unexpected open-air bookcases, bohemian hanging-curtains, sculptural statement pieces, and more.
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" — The Polar Express The Occasion: The artfully lit flat-lay pic of your holiday feast The Quote: "Am I just eating because I'm bored?
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In the clip, Gökçe slices a slab of meat with finesse and artfully sprinkles the dish with a healthy dose of salt.
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Anyone who's ever looked at themselves post-coitus can attest that their strands never look as artfully rumpled as they do in the movies.
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Despite the often sterile feeling of a room so artfully and carefully curated, interpreters, exhibit panels and graphics allow history to spring to life.
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The company's sales office, in an artfully renovated brick building in the center of Todos Santos, projects a culture of youthful vibrancy and healthfulness.
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The costuming is great and so are the sets—especially the hideous Soprano McMansion—but The Sopranos was not an especially artfully produced show.
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The tale also resonated with fans, mostly women, who either identified with being in an unhappy relationship or had managed to artfully escape one.
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Mamaw, "a violent nondrunk," was forever tormenting him, whether by serving him artfully arranged plates of garbage for dinner or dousing him with gasoline.
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Mexican professional wrestling matches are as much about shit-talking (inside and outside of the ring) as they are about the artfully dramatic fighting.
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But once you step inside and see the animal bones artfully fixed to its whitewashed walls, any thoughts of macabre catacombs are quickly forgotten.
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When Márcia speaks to André in the hospital, she's artfully posed in the frame, but she also looks like she's talking to the window.
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For the Lapis and Amethyst participants, this meant glass jars filled with something that looked like moss, or artfully composed salads in compostable bowls.
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Like Riverton itself, "Summer Hours at the Robbers Library" feels artfully balanced between the reality of loss and a carefully guarded hope for renewal.
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Known for the diversity of its artfully curated programming, this three-day experience offers a viable alternative for those who dislike corporatized festival culture.
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The cry from the audience came as he accused Twohey of "artfully dodging" his question about "why" Weinstein behaved in such an abusive manner.
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Known for the diversity of its artfully curated programming, this three-day experience offers a viable alternative for those who dislike corporatized festival culture.
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She also specializes in gua sha facials, artfully sculpting the face with rose quartz and jade tools to stimulate circulation, relieving tension and puffiness.
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But then a scene bursts into action … Very few comic artists have the ability to spill blood on the page as artfully as Dillon could.
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Using bright, complimentary colors that bounced off each other, viewers encounter blank flat screens, artfully organized speakers and turntables, vacant double doors, or entryway knickknacks.
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The town sign, proudly proclaiming a current population of 92, is a hit with tourists, artfully surrounded by rusting car wrecks embedded in the dirt.
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Update: Last month photos surfaced of Ariana Grande with her ponytail artfully spilling out of her baseball hat like a waterfall — and the internet exploded.
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Clad in an artfully torn grey sweatshirt, a fresh-faced and happy Swift posed with fans who were in attendance at the resort's falconry class.
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In Playful Promises' new lingerie line, most of the underwear is high-waisted, but they're also sheer, with artfully placed cutouts, created with newer materials.
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Whatever your situation, feel free to explain it to all of Twitter using a few words and a lot of artfully arranged carets and dashes.
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Not so much because she was telling me something I didn't know, but rather because she was so artfully confirming how I have always felt.
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While Brooke and I shared beers, I admired his arcade game, dartboard, artfully hung string lights, and general up-by-the-bootstraps can-do attitude.
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She artfully smears the spicy sweet potato puree across the top, and heaps the roasted veggies and a perfectly fried over-easy egg on top.
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" The inspiration underlines Jafa's ability to artfully bring together disparate black media and find the through line, theorized in the 1970s as the "Black Aesthetic.
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CBP officials told the Post that the money was "artfully concealed" in Kazazi's luggage and bore evidence of multiple ATM withdrawals to avoid reporting requirements.
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"Tumacho" is the platonic theatrical version of the artfully anarchic, shrewdly mindless comedies we wait for every summer to hit movie theaters, often in vain.
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Mr. Gilady, a documentarian making his fiction feature debut as a writer and director, over-stacks the deck with this belabored if artfully shot story.
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"Having Our Say" artfully melds all the elements of theater into a satisfying whole, and 100 years seem to go by in a wondrous flash.
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Accompaniments of wild fig and red chili pepper jams complemented the artfully composed plate, and a drizzle of aged balsamic added a touch of sweetness.
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Still, even as it questions the usefulness of words, it is a book in which words — printed words, as artfully arranged on pages — are everything.
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At Dior Men, Kim Jones showed loose, pajama-like suits that artfully draped over otherwise bare-chested models, adding sensual ease to dark formal attire.
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Artfully misleading policy language and massive lobbying efforts shouldn't keep leaders in Washington from hearing the artists who create the music we know and love.
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And there's something to be said about artfully slicing into the floured top of your raw dough and watching it bloom apart in the oven.
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My mother had artfully fashioned a crown out of tinfoil and draped it with one of her necklaces to give it a bit of glitz.
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The filming is tight and even dustily picturesque, giving some scenes a scuffed beauty that's enhanced by artfully varied camera angles and hovering aerial shots.
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Perhaps in agreement, the camera keeps as close as a best friend, catching the teens in artfully blurred compositions and the softest of natural light.
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The press wrangler is Andrea, a consultant from Las Vegas who artfully dodges questions about whether she wants a job in a future Clinton administration.
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Never before has Perry been so artfully symbolized; by the show's end, he has been scraped of his cultural meanings like chicken off a bone.
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One of her picks is Lady Million by Paco Rabanne, which artfully rests on its side and is a beautiful addition to your dresser or vanity.
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Now, she's created another hair moment by debuting artfully dyed extensions yesterday at the opening of Charliewood — An Exhibition Of Transgressive Movement in New York City.
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Celeste continued to work on her trauma in therapy in scenes that artfully and sensitively painted a visceral picture of how difficult that process can be.
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Park's observations inspired her latest art project, a zine filled with artfully smudged definitions of English words that have burrowed their way into the Korean language.
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Instead, the movie artfully establishes facts about the world, its fall, and the monsters causing it through tiny details and hints that you could've easily missed.
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Even the most artfully disheveled looks (you know, like blurred lipstick and windswept bobs) take more effort than just rolling over and heading out the door.
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He's also never quite sure of the effect of his words, which Dinklage artfully conveys by looking around fretfully after proposing Bran as the new king.
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When you get it just right, a little yellow "Depth Effect" tag appears, meaning the subject is perfectly in focus while the background is artfully blurred.
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And the hair and makeup artists are certainly putting in overtime too, given how often the camera zooms in on flawless complexions and artfully tousled manes.
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That came by way of color-dipped French braids and rainbow lengths on the head; plus, vibrant, cheery lipstick and artfully-applied liner on the face.
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Still, it's a huge sigh of relief to see TWD artfully using a bit of mystery for dramatic effect and clearing out the smoke right away.
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It's artfully made, but sometimes its easy-flowing story and flawless naturalism makes it feel more like a documentary about teen life than a narrative film.
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Teigen posted a photo of herself sitting au naturel on the bed, with a beautiful "Happy Father's Day" chocolate cake (and bedroom sheet) artfully covering herself.
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By comparison, Barack Obama did issue several Christmas messages for 289 that were remarkably focused on events in Bethlehem, albeit artfully including a multi-faith dimension.
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Like an artfully chosen belt or pair of shoes, the right sauce will transform the distinct elements of a dish into a unified statement of taste.
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Rather than living by the law that she so artfully defends and allegedly champions, Ms. Janeva instead represents the very corruption she is supposed to combat.
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If Thiem continues to move well, and keeps on artfully constructing points from the baseline, he'll press Nadal far more than the opponents that preceded him.
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From a cushy corner banquette, we savored our top dish of the day, an artfully arranged carpaccio of silky sea scallops with dollops of parsnip purée.
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One recent day in the visitors' center, two of Tweed's 2,000 global employees talked over social media strategies at a long table of artfully distressed wood.
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As the abiding anchor of Carolyn Mraz's artfully empty set (subtly lighted by Barbara Samuels), that dark wooden table is probably the only fully reliable witness.
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Soon after, Moscow-backed hackers transmitted thousands of stolen Democratic Party emails to WikiLeaks, whose release was artfully timed to make trouble for Trump's Democratic opponents.
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Ask for a table outside in the large and artfully cluttered garden, where you'll find goats, chickens and pigs in among the parasols and potted plants.
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Gunesekera artfully renders the unequal relationship between the two boys, and the fractures within their families, but the external world never quite coheres with their interiors.
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It's meticulously crafted, with Racine's precise alexandrine verse artfully relaxed in the libretto and resourcefully sung and acted by Barbara Hannigan, Bo Skovhus and Ivan Ludlow.
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The songs are enriched by artfully casual performances—one false start, more than one pitchy note—that give listeners the sense that they are listening in.
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Also known as "neo mint" or "secluded green," the Kardashian-Wests stuck to this delicate color for a pile of pumpkins artfully assembled outside their residence.
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Jackie's artfully made Chanel suits and Dior gowns, along with others copied or reinterpreted by her friend, the designer Oleg Cassini, were replicated for the movie.
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At times the recipes sound over the top (Rosemary Caramel and Dark Chocolate-Potato Chip Tart, for one), but in the end they were artfully balanced.
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Unlike the standard form-fitting pullover, many midcentury male cardigans artfully hid the male physique inside a woolly tomb with the contours of a sleeping bag.
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You can imagine the artfully brooding songs that such a boy might give voice to, especially from a past master of musical neuroses like Mr. Kander.
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The duo continued to redefine the Jil Sander man with a runway show that artfully combined the brand's signature ascetic tailoring with the couple's softer touches.
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The collective mission was to ensure that the Astros brand of Moneyball would stay artfully (yet efficiently!) poised on the bleeding edge of managerially minded innovation.
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In the West Elm store, electrical conduits were threaded artfully among the wood ceiling joists by Sean Burns, the job captain for McGowan, the general contractor.
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With their skilled actors, fine directors and generous sense of mission, the Mobile Unit's plays, artfully stripped-down and sped-up, make for a satisfying sit.
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"A Letter" obliquely suggests some of that dramatic life with simulated street fights, a hospital bed and a fashion catwalk amid artfully arranged fragments of dance.
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It's an endlessly entertaining work precisely because of how artfully it navigates painterly conventions, raising certain formal expectations only to dodge them at the last moment.
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The record seems exemplary of Hessle's main tenet of artfully composed, bass-heavy experimentation, rounding itself out with a total of three house and techno variations.
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The color, the beading, the quirky mismatched Chopard earrings, the artfully mussed blowout — it all added up to a look I'm sure to love years from now.
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The Baartmans and Siegel show But, while designers opt for an artfully-dishevelled look, enhanced through artificial means; the look on the street is considerably less polished.
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This Hubble image looks like an artfully crafted watercolor painting, but it's a real photograph of galaxy NGC 21, which is located 22014 million light years away.
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This Hubble image looks like an artfully crafted watercolor painting, but it's a real photograph of galaxy NGC 7331, which is located 45 million light years away.
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The report may be artfully gradualist in its approach, but so too is England's religious establishment, and that is why it has shown such extraordinary staying power.
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But listen closely; you'll hear how these portrayals of a mythic, irreparably damaged future grow organically from fears and longings of the women's artfully shaded afternoon chatter.
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Watching Lady Bunny perform at Stonewall Inn feels like sitting down at a dance club and listening to someone artfully complain; that's exactly what the show is.
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One upshot, though, has been that as airlines try to artfully disguise the spartan nature of their flights, it's often not clear what exactly is on offer.
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Blair himself cannot be at the forefront of any such movement, given he is the very embodiment of the metropolitan elite that May has so artfully dismissed.
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Expect Kavanaugh to artfully dodge questions on how he'd rule on cases that touch hot-button issues like abortion, executive privilege, healthcare, the environment, and civil rights.
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The self-consciously rumpled linen cloth, the clenchingly exact amount of "spilt" cheese, the artfully arranged mess—it literally screams of conscious, deliberate care to appear careless.
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I only received a few puzzled glances as I plated the dish, carefully spreading the nut butter with love and artfully arranging my near-yellow Vlasic slices.
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But, thanks to labels like Gucci, the maximalist effect is in full force, with feminine pieces artfully thrown together in a party of prints, colors, and textures.
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Poking my head around the door of The Ninth restaurant in London's classy Fitzrovia neighbourhood, I take in the artfully exposed brick walls and carefully arranged tables.
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Seeing "Willie" helps to explain why Mr. Lyon shifted his focus away from still photography, for however artfully composed, the photograph remains a static and silent object.
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Artfully layered and often beat-centered, it's an indie-rock album both brooding and frisky, with a few tracks, like "New Song," that veer toward the euphoric.
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Mr. Simkhai, a CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund winner, will show pieces from his pre-fall collection, like a neon-pink bubble dress in artfully embroidered organza ($295).
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Richard M. Nixon pulled it off artfully in his two successful campaigns, appearing mostly in Southern cities and suburbs and letting Thurmond work the Deep South circuit.
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Lightly bearded, strawberry-blond hair artfully tousled, the actor was wearing one of the sand-colored linen suits around which Mr. Abboud built his spring 2017 collection.
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There were 20 to 30 of them, new ones replacing old ones over the years, discreetly tucked in a tree hollow or artfully incorporated into a root.
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But where Mr. Jarmusch is a connoisseur of bleakness, Ms. Reichardt makes her artfully banal terrain of laundromats, convenience stores and cloverleaf highways seem brain-numbingly oppressive.
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But what's most distinctive about Montreal's food scene is creative but unpretentious cooking that artfully melds and builds upon classic European traditions in order to transcend them.
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Inspired by the author's anxiety over our increasingly virtual lives, these 13 stories artfully slam an unchecked obsession with technology and affirm the beauty of reality's texture.
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Alabaster sells Gospels, Romans, and Psalms Bibles that have been artfully laid out next to original photography (the company's Gospels of Mark and John are sold out).
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Over the next two hours, Roxy artfully painted the cheeks of his 37-year-old companion, who was closeted with a wife and two kids at home.
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On one hand, it's hard to damn Williams for wanting to write artfully and in a complicated way about something that he has a complicated relationship with.
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But the company says, for example, users will be able to create pictures with "professional bokeh" (aka the artfully blurred background effect characteristic of high end cameras).
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It is this history that is so artfully captured in In Space We Trust, an interactive timeline of space exploration supported by Roscosmos, the Russian space agency.
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That includes Carolyn Mraz's set, which suggests an outline waiting to be filled in by memory; Amanda K. Ringger's lighting and artfully shaded music by Heather Christian.
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To one side of the entry hall, a dining room, family room and kitchen are artfully divided by partial walls resembling a series of oversized picture frames.
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But Nando's, to my naive, 2005 eyes, inhabited a strange hinterland between fast food chain and actual waiter-menu-artfully-mismatched-chairs-paintings-on-the-wall restaurant.
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Two figures, artfully shaped out of robust greenery, leaned, as if poised to pot a ball, on either side of the entrance to the Crucible Theater here.
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There's fancy: eggplant, tomatoes and zucchini artfully cut and arranged in a dish before baking — the kind of thing you don't mind getting the china down for.
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They enter and gawk at the pastries artfully displayed under glass or stare at the big chalkboard menu on the wall, written in the man's neat hand.
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Dykstra scrutinizes Adams's artfully composed photographs, taken in the years leading up to her suicide in 1885, to look for signs of Clover's deteriorating state of mind.
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That means that Democrats may have no choice but to turn to voter persuasion in the "turnout versus persuasion" debate laid out so artfully in this explainer.
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Artfully framed shots of food and landscapes are spliced into unhurried pans that give the impression that the house itself is watching its inhabitants, with restrained interest.
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It was preserved — brined — and had been artfully abstracted into pieces, all of which were level with the ground that contained them, like fossils in the making.
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Each chapter reads like a compelling short story, and Greenwell's writing about sex in particular is at turns erotic, chilling, thought-provoking, and just so artfully done.
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Moreover, by artfully dangling the possibility of help in halting Pyongyang's nuclear and missile tests, China induces the United States to seek its intercession with North Korea.
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Ms. Gubaidulina's brooding concerto for violin, cello and bayan — a Russian accordion she has often composed for — is artfully conceived, particularly for its most unusual solo instrument.
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Few shows have so artfully captured how it feels to live in a world where the ruling class seems intent on driving us straight off a cliff.
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Like the films of Quentin Tarantino, part of Samurai Jack's appeal is how its creator artfully alludes to the stories he loves, but makes them his own.
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Her expertly balanced and artfully executed drinks are not just a product of her time working at New York cocktail institutions like PDT and The NoMad Hotel.
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With her hair in an elegant bun, she wore a long, delicate veil adorned with polka cots and carried a bouquet of artfully arranged white flowers and greenery.
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Whether you're attending an award show or just going on a date night, scroll down to find out how to artfully pack even your tiniest clutch with ease.
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As well as a Chinese scholar's study and mahjong tables, its home in Guangzhou has a Japanese roof garden with benches, stone lanterns and an artfully trained pine.
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Will you end up with the artfully-disheveled allure of Kate Moss' cool-girl '90s eyeliner, Grace Jones' lived-in Studio54 glam... or a sweaty and smeared mess?
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Since late 2016, a certain type of photo has become increasingly popular on Instagram feeds: A shot with an artfully blurred background and single foreground subject in focus.
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After all, it sucks when your hair tie leaves that annoying indent in the middle of your artfully-disheveled ponytail or at the end of your elaborate fishtail.
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Many of these elites artfully distract American and other officials from these central problems by pointing – with plenty of justification – toward Pakistan as the source of all evils.
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In Pennsylvania, Toomey artfully weaved between Trump and Clinton, knowing he had to appeal to pro-Trump voters in rural areas and pro-Clinton voters in the cities.
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Gray, 31, pulls out his pièce de résistance: a wooden slab artfully topped with a dozen of his latest creations, including some new items he's been experimenting with.
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Created as single sheets meant for albums, the miniatures were collaged into Rococo panels by a Western artist, the disjunctions between the scenes artfully concealed under painted shrubbery.
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Mitch McConnell, the Senate majority leader, put out an artfully worded statement saying he was committed to supporting the Republican nominee and that the nominee was Mr Trump.
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The actresses were seeing the completed scenes for the first time, and Ms. Henson, for one, dabbed her eyes and proceeded to artfully hit all the right notes.
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The result is the apartment's most ingenious flourish: When looked at head on, the open kitchen has the appearance of a constructivist backdrop, with virtually everything artfully hidden.
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Kardashian West's products on his face, including lip gloss and concealer, his thick brows groomed and filled in, and KKW's blue eye shadow artfully swiped across his lids.
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Few romances have been as well — or as artfully — documented as the one between the French pop pioneer Serge Gainsbourg and the English actress and singer Jane Birkin.
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It's the noise being artfully coaxed from audiences by the British dramatist Richard Bean and a precision-tooled ensemble of great pretenders at the Samuel J. Friedman Theater.
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In such states, Fox News and conservative talk radio have artfully prodded white fears to great effect, but about 40 percent of voters routinely reject the Republican Party.
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Espresso with whipped cream (con panna) in flavors like saffron, riffs on affogato, cold-brew milkshakes, artfully layered café liégeois, and coffee soft serve are on the menu.
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Sanders isn't daft enough to think this tiny amount of money (the "maximum amount" is $2,700) influences Clinton's policies, though he's artfully allowed his followers to think so.
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But that will be cold comfort to Democrats if 2020 proves to be a more normal year and artfully drawn maps come back to bite with a vengeance.
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Check out the rest, each more artfully horrifying than the last, in the image selection below: See the full set, and more of Griggs' work, on his website.
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The artist Jaamil Olawale Kosoko was preparing his new work, "Séancers," and had just rehearsed a section that involved cloaking himself in these materials, then artfully shedding them.
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The movie, directed by Feras Fayyad, with Steen Johannessen as co-director, takes a direct, often galvanizing cinéma vérité perspective, some artfully shot opening and interstitial footage notwithstanding.
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But the works, intended to be tasteful, were often artfully and creatively staged, and it's that aspect that visitors ages 4 to 12 will imitate in this workshop.
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Instead of artfully depicting wild animals and glossing over the threats they face, Our Planet repeatedly reminded viewers that human activity was destroying the world depicted on screen.
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In February, US authorities in California seized over $1.3 billion worth of meth, heroin, and cocaine bound for Australia that were "artfully" hidden in a shipment of speakers.
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Policy endorsements get threaded in, sometimes less artfully; after the World Series, she turned a congratulatory tweet for the Washington Nationals into an endorsement for Washington, D.C., statehood.
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Artfully designed shrunken Styrofoam heads, tweeted by marine biologist Craig McClain, executive director of the Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium, argued that crushed objects could also be represented by #shrunkenheadoff.
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Ploggers use social media to connect and swap ideas with other ploggers, encourage newcomers, publicize plogging events, and promote the activity itself, often in artfully arranged Insta-friendly photos.
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Not only were those components artfully arranged on the plate, they complemented each other beautifully, especially the smoky-salty fish playing off the sweet spuds and tart, vinegary berries.
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Thomas (Garrett Hedlund), a Los Angeles demigod with artfully tousled hair and the morals of, well, just wait, is talking into a camera as if for a celebrity interview.
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The lobby sells air-popped popcorn in presorted clear plastic tubs, four different draft beers without names, and classic movie candy arranged artfully on a bookshelf with white backlights.
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"thank u, next" is the first pop song I've heard in a long time which acknowledges, artfully, succinctly, and sincerely, the value of giving yourself time to be alone.
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Moore's features a white Smeg toaster neatly nestled atop a shelf, a corner filled with artfully stacked paper towel rolls, and what seems like a lifetime supply of Perrier.
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Bohemian Rhapsody and Love and Mercy have a lot in common as far as raw material to work with, but Love and Mercy told its story much more artfully.
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"Chanel Slides," a lead single featuring Kash Doll, was a precursor to "RIP Aretha," which both showed the Chicago rapper's flow could artfully bob and weave across any production.
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Lauren refrains from telling Ben she loves him, but he artfully sneaks in the sentiment as they share a pizza-like puff with a pool of butter in it.
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There are very few areas, such as the turpentine wash in "The Ladder," where the painterly effect is left to chance; brushstrokes are highly controlled, even when artfully clumsy.
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She has nearly 300,000 Instagram followers who look at her hanging out with the singer Ariana Grande, a close friend, striking yoga poses and artfully arranging her vegan meals.
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Instead, Trump is a sui generis figure who must be accepted or rejected on his own terms, not artfully hedged around in the way politicians are accustomed to doing.
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This story of first-world problems proves to be an enjoyable comedy of manners as Sweeney artfully skewers family dynamics, the publishing world and New York society at large.
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Most people wage a halfhearted battle against technology's takeover of everyday life, but Erin Pollock funnels her tech-istential angst into paintings that artfully illustrate society's reliance on cellphones.
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The tasting menu served here, which runs from $033 to $203 per person, is as artfully plated and elegant as any fine-dining meal, and it is emphatically Greek.
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Room service is offered 24 hours every day (my dish arrived under 20 minutes, warm and artfully plated) but the culinary draw is the 80-seat ground floor restaurant.
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He's dressed more like a hiker than a world-renowned chef revered for artfully plated, scientifically forward food, including delicacies like fried mayonnaise and savory everything-bagel ice cream.
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One of the current preoccupations of fine jewelry collectors is an assemblage of necklaces that is layered, personal and playfully disheveled (or artfully edited, as the case may be).
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"Few can rearrange the world as artfully and as enjoyably as the Incredibles, except of course their creator Brad Bird," Manohla Dargis wrote in her review for The Times.
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That's what 3D worlds are, artfully arranged collections of assets and scripts and interactions, and where the illusion works, it feels like a coherent world and a pleasurable experience.
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You saw water bubbling, artfully chopped carrots, and peas being tossed in, the masala gently swirling around the water and the whole panful of goodness reaching a simmering climax.
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But asked if Putin had picked a side this year, the director of national intelligence artfully sidestepped the question:REPORTER: Do you see [Russian influence operations] directed to any particular party?
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And even though an A-lister called the place home, there's still some work to be done in the garage, which is either a work in progress or artfully deconstructed.
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The general design of society is that men get to hold on to sex appeal as they get older while women are forced into sleeved gowns and artfully gauzy necklines.
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A hot, druggy, wildly charismatic lightning bolt, ready to tell you exactly how she perfected her artfully smudged eyeliner and what kind of pills she took while she did it.
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In Canada, interest in 90s deep house can be traced to a burgeoning scene that artfully plays to the nostalgic and the avant garde, led by 1080p and Mood Hut.
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Her artfully constructed sets—which interweave slow-building melodies with danceable basslines—drew crowds in nearly 30 countries during the past year, including 11 during a particularly grueling August tour.
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His work includes self-portraits that play with notions of gender, but also shots of queer culture in Miami and New York that seem at once spontaneous and artfully composed.
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Artfully crafted using the same hand-woven Tungsten filament used in mid-20th century lights, these teardrop-shaped bulbs produce a warm, amber glow that lasts up to 3,000 hours.
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Swann tried to artfully sidestep when he was asked if college athletes should get paid -- but we're guessing it won't be the last time he'll have to face the topic.
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Hedge the screen to allow his defender time to recover, and he'll go around and find the open roller with either a quick pocket pass or an artfully weighted lob.
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Aside from the depiction of sexual assault and graphic nudity, I recommend revisiting Season 1 as good TV; it builds the story artfully, revealing a complex and dizzyingly vast universe.
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Search Pinterest for "Oreo hot chocolate" and you'll find pages of recipes calling for food processors or artfully crushed cookies or homemade whipped cream no one really has time for.
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Owning things isn't any less appealing to us as consumers, however businesses have made renting more convenient and artfully induced us into a habit of recurring micropayments and subscription fees.
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Without a concerted effort to artfully deploy advanced cognitive computing and NLP technologies to the public notice and comment process, we can anticipate many repeat episodes of Last Week Tonight.
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The iPhone 7 Plus uses machine learning to recognize people's faces, do a depth-map of their position, and then artfully blur out the background behind the people you're photographing.
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Walker quickly sought to do damage control, telling reporters outside the meeting that while the quote reported in The Hill was accurate, he could have made his point more artfully.
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Mr. Villeneuve, assisted by Bradford Young's haunting cinematography and Johann Johannsson's menacing, melancholy score, creates a heady, sensual atmosphere in which the boundaries between thinking and feeling are artfully blurred.
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As slim as a volume of poetry, Mr. Rovelli's book also has that tantalizing quality that good books of poems have; it artfully hints at meanings beyond its immediate scope.
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But the payoff was in the way the episode artfully turns their dilemma into a larger question about what black people owe one another and how their fates are intertwined.
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The label is known for its artfully shredded denim and punk influence, drawing inspiration from the awe Mr. Leba felt when he arrived in New York in the mid-2844s.
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"The president has quite artfully kept his friendship with Xi in public view," said Orville H. Schell, the director of the Center on U.S.-China Relations at the Asia Society.
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The six episodes of this adaptation's first season artfully capture the story in warm, soft tones that lend a dreamlike quality, distorting the line between the real and the imagined.
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From frame to frame the positioning of her hair changes — sometimes it hangs artfully in front of her face, other times it's tousled while she gazes off into the distance.
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In this video of Yuja Wang playing the concerto with Paavo Järvi and the Berlin Philharmonic, you can hear the cadenza at its best: artfully pyrotechnic, suspenseful and awe-inspiring.
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"Obviously, he was not at liberty to confirm Perkins Coie as the client at that point, and should perhaps have 'no commented' more artfully," Ms. Dunn wrote in an email.
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The Checkup My daughter wanted brown hats with two stuffed drumsticks artfully positioned, one on each side — like wearing a roasted turkey, just out of the oven, on your head.
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In a nod to the end of its experimentation, Playboy's new issue features a blaring headline on the cover, with a letter artfully placed over part of a topless model.
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But the real problem with "Big Little Lies" is that the women's stories, however well acted and artfully photographed, are just a compendium of clichés about upper-middle-class angst.
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If you've ever sat through a hateful but artfully rendered speech or sermon, you've had to grapple with how devilish intent can poison the pretty form in which it comes.
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Even if some languages express certain concepts more artfully, or more succinctly, it's precisely because we recognize the phenomena to which they refer that we're delighted by knullrufs and Kummerspeck .
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This artfully layered play uses meta-theatrical monologues, strategic colorblind casting and an avalanche of cotton balls to explore the crippling absurdity of conventional ideas of race, then and now.
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Artfully stocked bug out bags, folding kayaks, jet packs (yes, they exist), even condoms — and not just for the expected purpose, although they might come in handy for that, too.
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And I think some people probably do it maybe more artfully than I do and they don't need to come in and explain it or have a reaction to it.
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The melody is so artfully embellished and braided into the harmonic texture that I had a hard time picking it out, even though I've been familiar with the chorale since childhood.
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If you've ever wanted to buy something that Bobby Berk has artfully placed in a Queer Eye hero's home or wondered exactly how those renovations actually go down, you're not alone.
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And yes it was artfully, sumptuously shot by director Steven Caple Jr. but I feel it would be obtuse of me not to note that everyone in it is stressfully beautiful.
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Hot Water Music's gut-punching, claustrophobic, rage-inducing sound rattled the oversold audience that traveled from all over the world to watch the band artfully tell each other to fuck off.
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The friend group at its core is so artfully depicted that it's heartbreaking to imagine them losing touch with each other, as an older Gordie (Richard Dreyfuss) recounts their disparate futures.
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"Well-acted and artfully (though conventionally) made, 'The Way Back' tells a compelling story, regardless of whether it's based on truth or a fabrication," wrote The AV Club critic Nathan Rabin.
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"My girl legit took 20 minutes ordering in the drive thru last night, those whoppers were worth it tho lol," he wrote beneath a picture of two artfully styled breakfast sandwiches.
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But it's all tied together so artfully — and with such a strong acid-jazzy soundtrack providing the backbeat — that you're always edging forward in your seat to see what happens next.
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Ideally I would artfully place these in some overpriced Anthropologie dishes around the bathtub, but when you live in a shared house and are low on space, this isn't an option.
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Right up to 1914, he advised the Young Turks who had seized the reins of Ottoman power as they pushed back against their European economic overlords, artfully playing one against another.
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Yet nonetheless, whether you have a team of beauty pros to back you up or not, the effortlessness of this style seems totally achievable, even down to artfully deconstructed bun bits.
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ISIS/Daesh aren't just canny enough to give a guided tour of their state to Vice; they're hyperactive on social media and have their very own glossy, artfully designed propaganda magazines.
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At this point, are you freezing your elf in a block of ice and artfully placing him in front of an Elsa doll for your kids, or for the Instagram clout?
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Dreamland: The True Tale of America's Opiate Epidemic by Sam Quinones artfully and intelligently also describes how poverty and loss of hope for a better life are the seeds to addiction.
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When the video for Juvie's hit single "Ha," which artfully depicted a day in the life of the Magnolia Projects, spread like wildfire, Juvenile took the nation back to New Orleans.
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What you do see on Instagram are the artfully arranged peony bouquets, just-green-enough matcha lattes, and casual-cool street style shots that are the staples of many Instagram influencers.
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The nearly cartoonishly voluminous looks, rendered in a very dark palette, involved artfully styled layers of knits, furs, feathers; heavy, richly embellished patterns, and full skirts that were positively piled on.
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Often done with different foods or items of clothing, emergency response workers around the world are getting in on the knolling trend by artfully arranging the contents of emergency service vehicles.
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Mr. Kulp and his business partner, Ellen Yin, understand that coffee and a great pastry can be just as meaningful before noon as an artfully plated duck breast is after dark.
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With its artfully exposed plaster walls, perfectly mismatched vintage tableware, and a seasonal menu showcasing local ingredients and whole-animal butchery, the restaurant initially appears to have been airlifted from Brooklyn.
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With her classic red lips and artfully winged cat-eyes, Taylor Swift has one of the most recognizable looks around — making it all but impossible for beauty bloggers to resist copying.
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It's all very artfully done, and unlike most gay porn which privilege the penis and some sort of cumming, Jacotey's practice is about engaging with the idea of a cam girl.
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Even Villanelle doesn't seem to be taking it too seriously — her approach to the kill is so comically efficient, so artfully contrived, that it rises to the level of self-parody.
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And in the likely case that she hasn't thought about it at all (she's busy and it's pretty obscure), I'd like to see her ability to artfully admit that she hasn't.
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We paired the latter with a Pacman-shaped cardamom merengue, broken open to reveal a light, lemon curd filling, artfully plated with mandarin slices, date slivers and edible purple borage flowers.
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Ms. Fraser-Cavassoni ignored them but insisted the maître d' let her take a photo of "After Andy" in the pastry case, artfully nestled between the profiteroles and the opera cakes.
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This memorable fable about the arrival of a giant, fork-tongued but seemingly harmless lizard artfully combines the mythmaking sensibilities of the Portuguese Nobel laureate Saramago and the Brazilian artist Borges.
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Now, with the peril to nature seeming more acute than ever, the crystal-clear recorded version feels more like artfully focused desperation — and, in the climactic "Water/Sky Rant," choking rage.
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My daughter wanted a brown hat with two stuffed drumsticks artfully positioned, one on each side — you know, like wearing a roasted turkey just out of the oven on your head.
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She is trying to be smarter, more well-read, more artfully dressed, more sexually proficient, to feel some sense of control in the world as even momentary respite from her demons.
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He is also probably the only two-way player in net this postseason: He has recorded three assists and provided his team with a seventh defenseman by artfully handling the puck.
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It is Han's graceful ballet along this fine line, artfully replicated in Deborah Smith's translation, that makes this harrowing book about the Gwangju massacre compulsively readable, universally relevant and deeply resonant.
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Ms. Davidsson sells an eclectic selection of midcentury furniture artfully styled, like a bergère from the '50s now covered in a bold Miró-like fabric ($2,5003) along with contemporary shagreen pieces.
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But it's an apt expression nonetheless, seeing that this month heralds the arrival of several great records, from smoothed-out R&B epics to artfully calibrated pop-romps to indie-rock epics.
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People are extending their "Dry January" ambitions well past the four-week challenge and are turning to brands like the artfully designed Seedlip to help plug the alcohol-free adult-drink gap.
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In the photo of his friend, Google Photos managed to wipe out one person in the shot, artfully cropping her from the helmet down and replacing her with more trees and snow.
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But most customers learn about the brand on social media, where globe-trotting millennials share images of their bags, artfully displayed on hotel-room beds or rolling in front of iconic landmarks.
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When the iPhone X was unveiled last fall, Apple's camera team had added a slick new portrait mode that can digitally adjust the lighting on subjects' faces and artfully blur the background.
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The political world is waiting for the Supreme Court ruling on gerrymandering — the practice in which the party in power artfully redraws voting districts so its members can more easily win election.
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Multiple baskets of brightly colored oranges and elegant olive green candles filled the center of the table, and at each setting, two orange slices were artfully arranged in matching jade green bowls.
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The interpretation does not exactly resemble what the Dai had in mind, but the sweet-spicy kick, artfully subdued by the creamy mayo, is hard to resist, even by authenticity hard-liners.
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Released in 2013 and dropped with zero promotion, Beyoncé was billed as a "visual album," with each track accompanied by an artfully directed video and packaged as one immersive, even cinematic experience.
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Since she debuted the Arca moniker in Summer 22017, 22010-year-old Alejandra Ghersi's one constant defining trait has been fluidity, a taste for artfully blending genres, dismantling samples, and shifting identities.
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The artfully designed and easy-to-navigate site is similar to that of many other popular online startups and shows that Backdrop is leaning towards a younger generation of shoppers and homeowners.
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Together with Carlos Quirarte, owner of the artfully rustic cafe the Smile, he opened what they call a "French new wave" restaurant on the corner of Chrystie and Rivington Streets in December.
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Towering, artfully dour, constantly bruised, and always always in stilettos or else barefoot, she stumbled around stages and video sets in ripped clothes covered in dirt, wine and god knows what else.
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The model followed her tweet with a snap captioned "Spray tan diaries," showing the dark side of self-tanner: white sheets artfully outlined with an orange-tinged imprint of her body. Eek.
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In his telling, the complex interwoven narrative of African slaves and freed blacks, of French Canadian "Cajuns" and Colonial Protestants, of German, Italian and Irish immigrants was an artfully constructed dark comedy.
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And by artfully tapping into the most primal instincts of those he would have do his bidding, Mr. Carvel's Murdoch is someone to whom it is all but impossible to say no.
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Ballet is another inspiration: In a "Swan Lake"-style scene at the Lido, dancers wore fake swans on their heads and traipsed around in tutus artfully designed to showcase their G-strings.
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Featuring blissfully idiosyncratic performances by a cast that also includes Guy Van Swearingen, Mierka Girten and Jennifer Engstrom, the Red Orchid "Simpatico" artfully creates the impression that it is letting chaos reign.
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But notice something: This blemish is artfully left out of most photos of the island, an artfulness you, too, as a visitor struggle to impose on your own pictures of the place.
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Her vision can be seen throughout the film, from its lack of male gaze on its lead characters, to the camera's artfully crafted romance with Harley's beloved bacon egg and cheese sandwich.
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Penny proves herself caring and loyal — a truepenny — during Norm's decline, which Zink has artfully fashioned as the overture to the high-spirited comedy that makes up the rest of the novel.
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Though its words are well chosen and artfully placed, Tracy Letts's "Man From Nebraska," which opened on Wednesday night at Second Stage Theater, has a radiant respect for what cannot be said.
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His fall 2017 line was a ho-hum grouping of shearling motorcycle jackets, leather Perfectos, baggy pants, artfully untucked shirts, jean jackets bearing the LV logo and ball caps with exaggerated bills.
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Residents are in the midst of efforts to set the borough up for a rebound, even as they face the effects of industrial pollution — the primary focus of this artfully produced series.
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The implication is that every encyclopedic museum is probably sitting on a trove of exceptional objects that could be artfully rearranged to promote diversity, inclusion and tolerance, rather than acquisition and power.
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" The woman who pressed charges against Turner, identified as Jane Doe, artfully addressed this false equivalency her own letter to the judge: "Regretting drinking is not the same as regretting sexual assault.
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The subtle organization of the show and its unobtrusive, thoughtful wall text artfully guide you through a well constructed intellectual space opened up by the exhibition – a sala reservada of its own.
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Swap out the barrels (it comes with one-inch and a 1.5-inch straight barrels plus a tapered version) to create your choice of beachy waves, Hollywood bombshell curls, or artfully-tousled tresses.
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Soon after, she founded her own dance company called Ballet Folklorico de Mexico, which attracted hundreds of dancers through its gorgeous costumes and intricate choreography that artfully married the past and the present.
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At Artfully Awear: Learn How to Dress Like a Work of Art and Create Your Own Masterpiece, a recent workshop, students discussed their personal style and chose an artwork that resonated with them.
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Since June 23st, guests have posted 22013 shots of the banana-wallpapered bathroom, 36 of their feet artfully contrasted with the signature tile, and 131 photos posing in front of the flamingo mural.
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Inside, you enter a maze—no shortcuts allowed—where every twist reveals new furniture, in pale softwood or white chipboard, artfully arranged with cheerfully coloured accessories to exude a chic, relaxed Scandinavian lifestyle.
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Dyson quietly released its $500 23.75-karat gold-plated Supersonic hair dryer today, and the announcement came in the form of an artfully shot video of the making-of process on its website.
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Gina DePalma, a pastry chef whose artfully simple Italian desserts helped make Babbo in Greenwich Village one of Manhattan's most beloved and admired restaurants, died on Tuesday at a hospice in the Bronx.
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Release date: November 17 Why it matters: The latest from the versatile Richard Linklater is slated to open the New York Film Festival, a prestigious spot usually reserved for artfully made crowd pleasers.
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What strikes me more acutely about her boho-mama self-presentation and obsession with artfully placing bottles of tea-tree essence on giant tropical leaves is that these ideas are beaming out from . . .
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She meticulously dried and flattened a wide range of species — chestnut, dogwood, poppies, lilac, nasturtiums, even a couple of algae — and artfully fixed them to paper, christening many with the appropriate Latin names.
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If you're among those who saw only the good and the brilliant in her work and admired the bumps in her road, so artfully reported, Richard Cohen would like to burst your bubble.
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Peter Brook, the director responsible for the artfully arranged cosmic carnage called "The Mahabharata," staged here in 1987, has now returned in contemplation with "Battlefield," an elegiac play of stark and uncommon beauty.
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" A few weeks later, the same filter and a slight blurring effect was used to show scissors and measuring tape artfully strewn across a drafting table, with the caption "Made in #America #therow.
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The world of Ghost in the Shell is part futuristic action movie and part philosophy lecture, in which artfully constructed animated action sequences serve as vehicles for investigations into the nature of consciousness.
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The chef looks up after prepping his powdery mise en place—which has an artfully placed rolled-up banknote lying next to it—only to discover that the camera is dead on him.
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But when I see someone trying something fresh with giant robots, or even just artfully applying a mecha "theme" on top of a well known concept, you'll always at least get my attention.
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While the price might not be as low as whipping up a dinner from scratch, we'd gladly trade in some of our typical takeout orders for an artfully prepared plate of fresh veggies.
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Ms. Hadid, who died of a heart attack in 2016, about midway through the project, had designed unique "object walls" for the building's other 38 residences to artfully conceal closets and powder rooms.
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The artist, a tiny, striking woman of not more than 30, sported a gorgeous head of gray, too, hers artfully dyed, with undertones of lavender, in a manner that Copley would have recognized.
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In it, Olivia Jade sits on the floor of a bedroom with the sparse aesthetic of an Airbnb, her hair in an artfully messy bun, a wishbone pendant nestled against her tanned chest.
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That ballet aside, none of the musical numbers land with the impact that makes audiences clap their hands raw, although I enjoyed Mr. Loehr's and Ms. Hull's artfully awkward take on the tango.
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In the wake of the 259 election, Instagram — known as the home of preening influencers, artfully arranged grain bowls and Icelandic vacation photos — somehow escaped much of the scrutiny of other social networks.
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His free kick, needless to say, curled artfully, effortlessly, past De Gea and into the corner of Spain's goal, as Ronaldo — despite all historical evidence to the contrary — must have known it would.
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" The Hollywood Reporter concluded it was "more insightful about Hillary the phenomenon than Hillary the person," with The Washington Post declaring the series to be an "artfully structured personal history of modern feminism.
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We joke that the mall, with its cheerful storefronts and town square built around a Ferris wheel, feels like the Matrix, or "The Good Place" from TV — an artfully rendered simulacrum of happiness.
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"This is an artfully written letter, covering a limited time period," said David Cay Johnston, an expert on taxes and a former New York Times reporter who has written extensively about Mr. Trump.
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But Torres — who pledged not to slide headfirst after tearing his elbow ligaments last year with a slide at the plate — artfully slid around catcher Christian Vazquez's tag, touching home with his hand.
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At its worst, this kind of fiction, the writer Hari Kunzru has observed, can "degenerate into something like an artfully curated social media feed," lapsing into solipsism and betraying a lack of imagination.
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A given sentence may or may not shine, but in its riverine accumulations, "My Struggle" is as purposefully shaped, as beautifully patterned and, yes, as artfully compressed as any novel in recent memory.
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In more than 100 paintings, prints and collages made over six decades, Ms. Spero (1926-2009) artfully tackled the issues of her day, yet the pieces feel shockingly relevant to our own moment.
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And while he acknowledged the anger that is driving the Republican electorate, he artfully argued against division, and made a plea for a Republican Party that represented all Americans, not just angry white ones.
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As a child you might've played a game called cat's cradle, in which you take a piece of string and loop it around your hands to produce what's best described as artfully-crafted knots.
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But by always having some interpersonal drama to cut to, Sense8 never gets bogged down by its own elaborate back-story, which allows it to more artfully space out its revelations in the backstory.
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If pregnancy is one of the most natural states a woman can be in, Demi's artfully naked bump was perfect: beatific and "effortless" (light makeup, adorned with meteor-sized diamonds — what a perfect parallel).
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But, for every perfectly toasted s'more, artfully crafted piece of macrame, and stunning talent show performance, there are plenty of pranks that implode and color war catastrophes that you would never write home about.
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Those questions came to mind while watching Mr. Rawls alternate between assorted physical tasks and a kind of poetic, informal storytelling, as he scrambled personal influences and anecdotes into an artfully unfinished self-portrait.
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The third flight of the pair, artfully named Artemis 220, will take people to the Gateway that NASA is planning to build, a way station that they'll visit before descending to the Moon's surface.
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With the producer SebastiAn again acting as a second set of hands (perhaps a DP?), Gainsbourg turns in three new lush, dramatic, artfully rendered originals that prize symmetric mise-en-scene and mood lighting.
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In one, Arnoletto blows another kiss while holding a heart-shaped pillow in her arms, and in the other, she stares down the viewer, her artfully disheveled hair falling in front of her face.
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Their regrets and longings, though artfully couched in the "tone of nostalgic resignation verging on melancholy" that Elio finds in Michel's speech, too seldom break through the tasteful decor to truly touch the heart.
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I had a dream while I was preparing to write this review, inspired, no doubt, by Lee's own artfully pregnable verbal surfaces, where dream and realism, the apple blossoms and the dozing father, coöperate.
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The account claims it was created by Pablo's human, but we think that if Pablo is capable of so artfully using toilet paper, he is capable of putting out a few tweets by himself.
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But whether it's worked in with a sponge or a brush, smeared with our fingers, or artfully dabbed, at the end of the day, we all just want smooth, flawless, natural-looking coverage, right?
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That is until the end of the first act, when the play takes a sharp turn with a grisly fight scene that, while artfully choreographed, raises a dramatic hurdle that the script can't clear.
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" Powers' deep dive lauded the album as containing "Del Rey's most artfully constructed narratives, extending the arc of apparent self-realization also evident in widely framed narratives that stood out on her previous album.
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Seven children, age 11 to 15, sit artfully spaced across the stage, looking innocently at the audience as it prepares to watch them enact a story that makes Medea look like Maria von Trapp.
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It comes off as an artfully contrived tease, like the scene in the "Mission Impossible" movies in which someone goes on at length about the impenetrable security that makes a big heist so unlikely.
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Because they've practiced on a text that is much more manageable — an artfully constructed, topical photograph — they are able to transfer their critical thinking skills to the literature with more ease and less anxiety.
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The "inspired by" credit for Bartok follows the title card, which appears roughly 17 minutes into this 72-minute film, an exercise in constructing a feature almost entirely from artfully composed, incident-lite tableaus.
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But through these songs I came to see how a good band, artfully choreographed, could surround a singer like a circle of friends, working to assure her success before she ever entered the scene.
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His every pit stop — eating with a farming family in Ohio; feeding a baby calf at a farm in Wisconsin — has been artfully photographed and managed, and then posted to Mr. Zuckerberg's Facebook page.
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Handbags are displayed and often priced like museum pieces, "fur services" remain on offer, and the occasional penguin statue suddenly pops up next an artfully posed mannequin to take some of the stuffing out.
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The hotel's modernist postwar lobby artfully balanced elements of traditional Japan, like lacquered plum-blossom-shaped tables and chairs, with visions of what was then futuristic, like a lighted world map displaying global time zones.
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The ad campaign, for Thinx, microfiber underwear that wicks away moisture, making tampons virtually unnecessary ("Underwear for women with periods," as the tagline goes), is an artfully produced exercise in the spirit of "Girls" feminism.
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Tonally, this is an art-house offering, pure and simple -- just one so artfully told that, like this year's "Moonlight," it could have opportunities to cast its net a bit wider than those narrow quadrants.
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And because these two can never resist an artfully posed belly grab, the NFL star takes a moment to caress his wife's stomach like it's a pigskin on the last play of the Super Bowl.
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This downtrodden realism was at the heart of Pesci's first starring role, "Dear Mr. Wonderful" (1982), an underseen film that offers an artfully meandering view of working-class life in Newark and New York City.
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The irreducibility of love is the subject of "The Effect," Lucy Prebble's very clever — and ultimately more than clever — play, which opened on Sunday night at the Barrow Street Theater, artfully directed by David Cromer.
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That's when Mr. Norris trades the writerly equivalents of a musket and saber for heavier ammunition (think hand grenades) and threatens to bomb his hitherto artfully spun story, as well its contemptible characters, to smithereens.
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Tyrnauer artfully balances these subtleties, mining archival images from photographers like Bill Bernstein, Bill Cunningham, and Marcia Reznick, and weaving in recently discovered 16-mm film reels that were hidden away by a staff member.
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The video had a Pashtun wedding song popular in Afghanistan playing in the background, but F.B.I. investigators concluded that it was so artfully staged that it was probably made by a state-sponsored intelligence group.
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With a dark green head of shimmering, ragged feathers, the male's profile reminded me of the artfully arranged mop of hair Robert Smith was popularizing a few years after I had become a duck enthusiast.
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But Mr. Nanjiani builds the bit artfully, aided by a stealthy persona that comes across as perfectly ordinary until he deploys a puckish smile, revs up his adenoidal whine and gets his heavy eyebrows dancing.
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Over the years, Mr. Richardson's Fifth Avenue apartment has been featured in various publications, including "John Richardson: At Home" (Rizzoli, 2019), an artfully arranged book he co-authored celebrating the places he has called home.
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Sanders deflected, artfully, and glossed over that fact by pointing out that he was leading the Democratic field in that poll (it also showed him with a slim lead over Trump in a hypothetical matchup).
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The constructor Jeff Chen has used a similar "smiley face" pattern before, but in this collaboration with the constructor Erik Agard, that smile comes with an artfully crafted observance of a specific peaceful protest. 18A.
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Photographs could be staged to emphasize the look of artfully subtle, unremarked female stereotypes in movies (Cindy Sherman), or to picture toy housewives in miniature home interiors, evoking the pathos of domestic imprisonment (Laurie Simmons).
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The inspirational life of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is already the subject of several excellent picture books, but this graphic biography is packed with artfully presented details that flesh out a fuller picture of RBG.
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Mr. McConaughey, topped by an artfully arranged shock of black hair and flashing some tanned chest that makes you want to whip out the gold chains, has truly developed into a Zen master of sleaze.
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If there were to be federal statute that allowed Americans to be charged for domestic terrorism, it would have to be artfully constructed so that it doesn't end up criminalizing protected speech, only violent conduct.
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A couple of weeks ago, Newshub wrote about the rise of the pancake board, which is exactly what it sounds like: cooked pancakes artfully placed on a board, surrounded by assorted syrups and fruit toppings.
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A brief physical examination by Dr. Wei Li Chen and Dr. Chia-Chieh Hsiao, physicians and researchers in the hospital's Department of Ophthalmology, revealed left eyelid bruising and an artfully, if painfully, distorted left pupil.
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Mr. Pfeifer, who spent eight years in the kitchen at Maialino, Mr. Meyer's Roman-inspired restaurant, is now cooking French food in the post-nouvelle mode that Daniel Boulud has been artfully fomenting for years.
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Mere paces away, an artfully bearded fashion victim wearing an ostentatious hat smoked a cigar while sitting in the gutter across from Urth Caffé, a local chain that specializes in "exclusively organic coffees" and $13 salads.
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She artfully explains how the intense bond we experience as friends carries us through many different eras of our lives and dispels the idea that female friends are less important than romantic relationships, family, or careers.
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You'd push a few of them out of your face, smile at your smoking hot husband, and hand your children artfully smoked salmon lettuce wraps while you say a silent prayer over your impending inaudible childbirth.
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For roughly 40 years, Keith Tyssen has been artfully pruning his hedges into a masterwork he calls "Gloria," a voluptuous, seductive leaf-woman reclining in front of his house like one of Jack Dawson's French girls.
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In Mr Johnson's presentation, the resurgence of traditional religion in China is a fairly spontaneous trend, reflecting people's need to combine rising prosperity with some deeper sources of meaning, to which the state is artfully reacting.
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If you need me when the shit hits the fan, I'll be in my bunker, eating a platter-sized pastry shell piped full of whitefish salad and topped with artfully arranged sturgeon and decorative choux swans.
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The camera pans out and we can see that his hot dog has been artfully sliced into pieces and assembled into a smile, with ketchup and mustard circles as eyes for the win (nicely done, mom!).
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Scrolling through Hannah Bronfman's Instagram feed is a surprisingly lovely experience, not just because of the photos — she shows her workouts alongside artfully captured #MeatlessMonday posts and smiling faces — but because of the lack of haters.
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There is the team that makes an unlikely deep run — to the second weekend, the regional final, the Final Four — by artfully dodging the biggest threats, by emerging as a great squad in its own right.
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Mr. Rock's booming act has always been built for bigger rooms, but he goes smaller for this special, with the help of the comic Bo Burnham, whose artfully idiosyncratic direction emphasizes intimacy and studiously avoids cliché.
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The median on Route 22018 — the road down which Ichabod Crane fled the "goblin rider" — is home to an 22010-foot-tall Headless Horseman sculpture, an artfully faux-weathered shade of rust since its 22014 installation.
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The insistence on having everyone hold forth about something hefty — whether it's the Holocaust or the treatment of American Indians or oppression in Guatemala — makes for a moralizing tract more than an artfully constructed character study.
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Fellow co-founder John Hajjar was less enthusiastic on that point, saying the proposal could have been worded more "artfully" and that he expects Trump will "further refine" his position now that he's the likely nominee.
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The hotel has room to improve when it comes to housekeeping and noise insulation, but for those who favor a five-star hotel that's artfully-inspired and anything but ordinary, there's not much else like it.
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Such dreamlike images abound in "Indecent," which has been artfully lighted by Christopher Akerlind and features projections by Tal Yarden, which orient us as to the time, place and language spoken in the scenes that follow.
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"This idea that we need to artfully balance passing one bill on the same day that we pass another bill, I just think it's more of a gimmick and the American people see beyond it," Rep.
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That is when Dale Earnhardt artfully used his spinning tires to carve a "3"— his car's famous number — in the grass between the track and the pit lane after his first, and only, Daytona 500 victory.
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When the only paper that responded was the New York Times, Gould grew curious about the inner workings of the obit desk and how its writers artfully fit people's lifetimes into to 500 to 1000 words.
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Related Video: Kendall and Gigi Hit Paris Fashion Week There's also an uncharacteristically disheveled snap of Kendall Jenner in the spread, lounging naked in bed save for some red mules, a choker, and some artfully placed daisies.
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The trendiest health food on Instagram right now isn't an artfully arranged açaí bowl, a methodical meal prep kit, or a vibrant green matcha latte — it's a Scandinavian cracker that's packed with fiber and looks like cardboard.
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The production doesn't take advantage of her ironic wit — as did, say, David Gordon's "Dancing Henry Five," a 2004 production that artfully and meaningfully used all the postmodern devices present in "Lear" — but she maintains her dignity.
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For the most part, only the faintest washes of pastels color the variegated surfaces of Murray's domestic and utilitarian forms: bowls, vases, espresso cups, all rendered in duplicate and artfully arranged by Wong on rainbow-colored plinths.
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It is not enough, then, to admit that politics may be violent or that it incorporates violence; politics is violence and nothing else — violence artfully emphasized, dressed up to conceal its nature, but violence always and everywhere.
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Fredo was not the best rapper in the crew, and his best work was often in collaboration with more sophisticated songwriters; while Keef artfully negotiated the tension between intuition and craft, as a rapper, Fredo leaned amateur.
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Not since President John F. Kennedy was thoroughly intimidated when he met with the Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev in Vienna, Austria, in 1961 has an American president been so completely and artfully outflanked by his Russian counterpart.
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Each one gets a little story of sorts, accompanied by one of Isol's artfully layered collaged illustrations: black-crayon-like lines and cut paper that covers or dips under the lines to create an energetic, improvisational flow.
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Enfold, a ready-to-wear line based on clean silhouettes and precise tailoring, like a hoodie coat ($2145) and relaxed trousers ($225), will be joined by the culty denim line Moussy, which makes artfully patched jeans ($2240).
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At times her seeming urge to represent so many different identities can dilute the main effect, but mostly these shifts in context are handled artfully; you can tell the author is dedicated to getting the details right.
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The movie opened to mixed response, but in her New York Times review, Jeannette Catsoulis wrote that "McDermott is admirably unsettling" and the "artfully sterile cinematography adds an air of suffocating wholesomeness that can make you squirm."
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Between Dubai and Indian Wells, he has won nine straight matches and 15 straight sets and artfully and uneventfully dispatched the unseeded Hubert Hurkacz, 6-4, 2101-215, in Friday's first quarterfinal of the BNP Paribas Open.
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But the textiles he chooses are also key: "tightly woven, very structured fabrics" — Egyptian cotton, crepe linen, worsted wool, and never anything synthetic — that warp when hand-washed, dried or twisted, giving them an artfully rumpled appearance.
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Audiences who know him largely for keeping a straight face as a medical theory-quoting forensic psychiatrist on "Law & Order: SVU" may well want to take this chance to see how artfully he still commands a stage.
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And some time after the show has ended, when you're thinking straight again, you'll realize just how artfully you have been toyed with before the final kill, as the mouse to one canny cat of a play.
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This story originally appeared on WIRED UK. In r/CasualUK, another person comments with a description of someone's attempt at a soft boiled egg ("There are eight strips of pale buttered toast artfully arranged around the eggs").
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Tammy Duckworth (Ill.) "Earning a lifetime appointment to the Supreme Court requires much more than a genial demeanor and an ability to artfully dodge even the most pointed of questions," Duckworth said in a March 30 statement.
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The movie then artfully flashes back to images of father and son when Nic was younger, conveying the whole range of flooding memories that the former experiences as he seeks to alleviate his kid's pain and turmoil.
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With her flawless skin, long limbs, and artfully curated Instagram account, she's been making waves online for months — especially after Fenty Beauty reposted a photo of her "modeling" its Saw-C lipstick, which caused her profile to skyrocket.
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I had renounced much of masculinity already and here I found not a laddy space like school but somewhere filled with men artfully impersonating a new type of manhood—religious and nostalgic for a time that never existed.
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But he is only restating, albeit less artfully, what is, in fact, the standard orthodoxy: that the United States needs nuclear weapons not only as a deterrent to aggression, but as a plausible option for achieving strategic aims.
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Spicer's boss, President Trump, watches, criticizes and then, when he doesn't like something, either acts as his own spokesperson — as we so artfully witnessed last week — or sends his ready minion back out there to do it again.
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But the authority of the House before the courts as the grand inquest of the nation in investigating another branch of government is at its highest in a potential impeachment proceeding, as the artfully-drawn petition language declares.
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But in the eighth minute, Messi conjured the kind of technical genius that compels most observers to call him the best soccer player in the world, artfully lifting a perfect pass about 15 yards in to Gonzalo Higuaín.
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The new star in photography was Cindy Sherman, creator of the "Untitled Film Stills" of 1977-1980, in which she appeared as different characters in artfully staged scenes that seemed to have been taken from 1950s noir films.
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They play music like they know all the right things to pick out from Pottery Barn without exceeding their budget; they can recite at least two Emily Dickinson poems, and artfully appropriate Interpol riffs without the unsavory implications.
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HUDSON, N.Y. Now sitting atop the artfully landscaped grounds of Olana, the former residence of the Hudson River painter Frederic Church, is Jesús Rafael Soto's golden "Penetrable," a walk-through cube-shaped curtain of flexible slender plastic tubes.
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Not that there aren't passages of loud density or idiosyncratic instrumentation — a typewriter, pebbles, sets of small tablas and glass harmonica augment the traditional orchestra — but on the whole the music gives the sense of being artfully curbed.
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The artfully speech-like, even blunt vocal lines don't fight to be heard; often the effect is nearly akin to a cappella, with the small orchestra, conducted by Stuart Stratford, most prominent in wry punctuation and interstitial commentary.
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Similarly, in 26 the chart-topping Inside Out was joined by the wistful, nostalgic anime When Marnie Was There and Anomalisa, an artfully misanthropic oddity from indie auteur Charlie Kaufman (the writer behind Being John Malkovich and Adaptation).
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The national media participated in constructing this portrait of Detroit as the ultimate failed American city, artfully feeding the public's appetite for ruin porn with photos of decaying buildings, majestic theaters crumbling into dust, trees sprouting through walls.
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In the end, Finch artfully conveys what is, at heart, so stirring about the beach: how its beauty and magisterial power cause us to ponder the larger things in life and drive home our place in the universe.
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The resulting play, "Coal Country," which is now in previews and opens on March 3, is an artfully edited patchwork of memories from the days before and after the explosion ripped through the mine and tore families apart.
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They are artfully hedging their bets: Should the inquiry not gain public support, forcing them to pull the plug — or should it go forward and assuredly fail in the Senate — they want substantive accomplishments to offset symbolic failure.
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By the end of "Principia," whose fancy Latin title alludes not so helpfully to Isaac Newton, this wistfulness has already turned into wistful memory, as all the images of the dance return in an artfully composed, meditative skein.
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You notice it when the drummer Jeff Ballard squares off with Mr. Wendel at a Masonic Lodge in Santa Cruz, or when the guitarist Julian Lage opens up his artfully cluttered apartment in a brownstone near Central Park West.
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But Mr. Odoul; his cinematographer, Martin Laporte; and his editor, Marie-Eve Nadeau, render that action so artfully that the movie plays almost like a lullaby, punctuated by poetic voice-over excerpts from the soldier's letters to his fiancée.
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" With a background of tinkling piano music interspersed with artfully faded ocean and beach shots, Nilsen talks about how the viewer needs to "let go of who you think you should be and step into who you really are.
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Kalaamu ya Salaam, an activist and writer, whose aunt moved to Los Angeles from the Lower Ninth Ward when he was young, took me to the artfully decorated Cafe Rose Nicaud on hip Frenchmen Street, filled with daytime revelers.
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There's "beach hair" — artfully disheveled waves with lots of intentional texture — and then there's your hair when you're actually at the beach: soaking wet, thick with salt, a little too sandy to feel good, and sticking to your sunscreen.
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Of course, since no Kardashian West social media spree would be complete without an artfully composed photo of the reality star herself, she also posted a picture of her gazing down at Saint, while he plays out of frame.
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But the '276 speech was his masterpiece: poetic, shot through with rhythm and imagery and propulsion, layered into a carefully constructed latticework that propelled both reader and listener through its dawning logic artfully, from beginning to middle to end.
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LOS ANGELES, May 16 (Reuters) - Late night host Jimmy Kimmel will return to helm the 2018 Academy Awards, organizers of the event said Tuesday, after the late night host artfully handled the biggest blunder in Oscars history this year.
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So in a way, each animated sketch of horror is really just a series of lunges, pounds, and tail sweeps you can learn to anticipate, with pounds upon pounds of flesh you'll artfully stab when you see an opening.
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For a limited time in College Park, Maryland, undiscerning consumers will be able to artfully signal to the world that when it comes to beer they're all about that Quantity > Quality Life with a 77-pack of Natural Light.
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Filmmakers Cristina Costantini and Darren Foster visited the Boca Black Box theater and the show's director and cast in the wake of the Parkland shooting, and their documentary artfully frames the anxiety and purpose that propel the production forward.
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As directed by Mr. Armfield ("Exit the King" on Broadway) — and designed by Dale Ferguson (set), Sue Blane (costumes) and, above all, Rick Fisher (lighting) — this production artfully illuminates the greatest, most operatic contradiction that Mr. Hare's Oscar embodies.
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Fluffy round cakes of halvah in flavors like rose, lemon, ginger and cardamom are artfully garnished with shiny coffee beans, leaf-green chopped pistachios and curling chocolate shards, the better to be cooed over and Instagrammed all day long.
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Many Twitter users have also taken the opportunity to reply with hilarious edits of their own — some of which are artfully done, others which mock the amount of effort Caballero put in, and some that show very wishful thinking.
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There are shots that directly recall the Battle of Helm's Deep from Peter Jackson's The Two Towers, and the camera frequently and artfully swings from sweeping panoramas to closeups where killer Kris Kringles batter emperor penguins with candy canes.
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The problem is that he's playing an abstraction: Hagerty is the anguished modern hero, from his tight body and artfully graying hair to his picturesque New Orleans pad (above his dead wife's tattoo parlor) and his dog named Apollo.
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Dressed entirely in vampish black (until she discovers happiness and goes in for lighter shades), she uses her artfully displayed legs as a contemptuously wielded weapon and stirs erotic longings in others she has no interest in acting on.
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Often too refined, though; I kept noticing artfully ballerina-type effects — the slow pointing of a foot when walking, the polished angling of a wrist when held aloft in the air — in a part that calls for maximum naturalness.
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No matter the ostensible subject of his individual pictures, the overarching theme is impermanence; his best-known work, "Decasia" (2002), is an artfully edited assemblage of found footage whose visual appeal is the crumbling of the film emulsion itself.
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But on set, even they could not resist the bright bounty before them: Piles of artfully crafted jellies, cakes and bonbons in fairy-tale hues and dazzling shapes, each, coincidentally, about the size and color of a cat toy.
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Wafting from that bandstand, sometimes to shoo away sadness but just as often to let it in, the period and original tunes are as artfully layered as the bright set (by Lez Brotherston), which radiates like a plaything supersized.
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"Artfully lighted and shot to accentuate the character's trembling, affronted jowls, his shoulders hunched, face bunched, he creeps along like a spider, alternately retreating into the shadows and pouncing with a smile," Manohla Dargis wrote of Mr. Langella's performance.
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That's how Ms. Mann came to shoot there, how National Geographic filmed a documentary there, and how you can look up news videos showing jawless skulls resting artfully on foliage as a voice-over explains how detectives investigate murders.
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In that time, he has artfully concocted perfumes for the aforementioned brands, as well as Cartier (one of his very first briefs in 1981, FYI), Giorgio Armani, Yves Saint Laurent and Marc Jacobs — yep, Daisy is one of his, too.
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MATHISEN: AND HOW YOU LOOK AT –WHEN THERE ARE PEOPLE SAYING, THERE ARE ALTERNATIVE FACTS, WHEN THERE ARE PEOPLE SAYING, WE JUST DON'T BELIEVE YOU BECAUSE IT'S YOU, WHERE STATEMENTS OF OBJECTIVE FACT GET TURNED ARTFULLY INTO QUESTIONS OF MOTIVE.
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The way she looked in a sports bra, or in the small piece of tablecloth artfully draped around her body in what we then called a "going-out top," represented the early 2000s ideal: not an ounce of fat on her.
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Dressed in a sequined, art deco-inspired black dress and hair set in old Hollywood waves, it took me a second to notice Madonna's diamond grill, black-tipped nude manicure, or the artfully-jumbled slew of chains dangling from her neck.
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All trends are, in a sense, bubbles LaCroix has populated its own Instagram with photos taken by its followers — a cascade of pretty, laughing people; stacks of pastel LaCroix cases; and gorgeous, minimalist still lifes with artfully placed seltzer cans.
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Mr Fadel artfully uses a Western source to show that basic concepts like freedom and happiness have one meaning for a liberal humanist and another for a theist idealist who sees the purpose of human life as devotion to God.
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State-by-state legal status aside, it's far more socially acceptable to smoke weed these days than it was even five or ten years ago, which means people are more likely to seek out and proudly display artfully crafted smoking accessories.
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Just driving through an open field, man There is just something about the way grass in this game rushes up to meet the eye at the bottom of the screen—beautifully rendered and artfully blurred—that I really do find irresistible.
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By artfully running down their frequent lies, their confident declarations of truth that turned out to be abysmally wrong, and their post-hoc justifications for their mistakes, Danner constructs a terrifyingly clear picture of the distorted logic of the Bush administration.
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Don't tell Martha Stewart, but the rapper and co-host of Martha & Snoop's Potluck Dinner Party is the first guest on The Make Off, a holiday crafting video series created by Michaels and hosted by another artfully inclined celebrity, Busy Philipps.
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While his collections are already largely composed of artfully layered bodysuits, considering his wife is his ultimate muse, Kanye should really just give in completely and launch a Yeezy Season 3 line exclusively composed of only things Kim wants to wear.
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Beloved of crime lords and doofuses alike, Keanu the kitten shows up early, padding underfoot through one of those artfully staged drug labs — armed guards, white powder, ominous lighting — that's soon lit up with the sights and sounds of heavy artillery.
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Gadd artfully widens his focus to include a level of self-inquiry that must be difficult to perform: "Martha's" gradual takeover of his life has an effect on his own relationships that leaves him wondering where he can turn for comfort.
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Though the pickers often sell their finds to interior designers (who might install a trio of artfully corroded pitchforks on the wall of a farm-to-table restaurant), much of what they uncover in barns and outbuildings was once utilitarian.
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At 33, she is a very different creature from the coltish, artfully tarted-up young woman who, less than a decade ago, had parlayed her peroxided blond thatch, Dr. Martens, suspenders and neon accessories into a kind of demi-celebrity.
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The Milanese Lorenzo Pepe and his wife, Elena Hurtado, own the island's loveliest shop, which sells artfully structured dresses of her own design and heavy silver jewelry of his (Avenida 8 de Agosto 55, Sant Francesc Xavier; obiformentera.com/en/gallery).
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Jack Off Jill and especially Scarling were a little more pop-leaning than Queenadreena, but both Jessicka and Katie Jane shared common ground in their artfully crude dissection of themselves, and the overtly destructive ways they presented themselves on stage.
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White, a recipient of SFMOMA's 2017 SECA Art Award, spent a year considering the intersections of art, humor, and magic, culminating in a wry exhibition that artfully challenges taboos and perceptions of the ordinary, while reconsidering the nature of representation itself.
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It boasts the kind of old-timey decor ideal for horror films and themed birthday parties—artfully distressed, vintage objets d'art are de rigueur; the only occupants of the hotel beds have nondescript European accents with children in tiny hats.
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The museum collection had recently acquired, at an Arizona police auction, relics from the Heaven's Gate suicide: dozens of sweatsuits, pristine Nike tennis shoes, bottles of Comet bleach powder, all artfully arranged around a centerpiece of authentic bunkbeds from the cult.
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C. Jensen Keramik The ubiquity of Nordic design extends to Gotland, where the ceramist Camilla Jensen occupies a studio-cum-store selling her delicate, artfully imperfect handmade stone and porcelain tableware, most in pristine shades of white or jet black.
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She sent models down the runway in workers' uniforms and armloads of bags, all in the key of Prada: padded, artfully cut and in the shiny black pocone nylon that first established the designer's reputation as a contrarian oracle of fashion.
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The candidates aren't here so you have a view of the Declaration of Independence, a reminder that the country was founded on grievance, it's just that back then they expressed rage so much more artfully, couched it in philosophy. 16.
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Many suburban and rural districts were artfully gerrymandered by Republican state legislators after the 2010 census and have proved impenetrable since then; they aren't likely to change hands without a healthy number of recent Republican voters being persuaded to vote Democratic.
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Myriam, the mother at the center of "The Perfect Nanny," more artfully composed than many of the books in its genre, is an urbane lawyer, knocked off balance by motherhood but only to the point of a very recognizable disturbance.
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"Suits," on the other hand, was offering just about everything that "My Struggle" wasn't, and now and then even left me in tears — as artfully constructed narratives can do, propelling us toward emotions that flow naturally from certain kinds of situations.
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We stayed up the hill from town at Les Petits Saints hotel, a romantic and whimsical property with wooden Balinese elephant sculptures, brightly painted interiors, artfully draped mosquito nets and a pool set in a lush garden overlooking Les Saintes Bay.
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As Muna wrestles with the reality of leaving her family, Saudi Runaway becomes an impressive work deeply rooted in the subject's perspective, artfully turning what could be described as an hour and a half–long vlog into something poignant and powerful.
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Each now has a Michelin star, but Yoshi seems to draw a trendier crowd with its artfully arranged raw seafood and a sleek design that affords most seats a good view of the masterful performance by its young sushi chefs.
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Next Stop If you watched Julia Roberts cycle through Bali's artfully cultivated rice terraces in the film "Eat, Pray, Love," it's easy to understand why this so-called "Island of the Gods" is often referred to as a tropical paradise.
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Unlike Russia's information campaigns in the United States, which have been artfully tailored to sow distrust in the American government and the democratic system, China's media efforts in the United States have tended to reflect more traditional forms of government propaganda.
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As sordid as the film is, Bosley Crowther wrote in The Times, it is no cliché — rather "more a chunk of raw drama, graphically and artfully torn with appropriately ragged edges out of the tough underbelly of modern metropolitan life."
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A little over a year before he officially resigned as secretary, he sent a long memorandum to President Lyndon Johnson, artfully admitting that he and his Pentagon had no strategy to end the war on favorable terms for the South Vietnamese.
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Arguments that Trump's abuse of power is too vaguely defined, that impeachment has become a political weapon and that it would negate the votes of millions were laid out artfully and convincingly -- if you were predisposed to hear them, that is.
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It may be harder to grasp that Mr. Trump, as someone just talking rather than artfully communicating ideas, has no sense of the tacit understanding that a politician's utterances are more signals than statements, vehicles meant to convey larger messages.
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Anyway, the record generates plenty of beauty, and the transposition of living, breathing, three-dimensional music into an antiquated form of synthesizer (or more likely a modern, digital approximation thereof) entails artfully unpredictable choices for pitch, texture, and counterpoint strategy.
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And Bobby Axelrod (Damien Lewis) — with a new posse of security guards in tow — was his Axe-ist, most vengeful self as he continued to seek the total annihilation of his rivals, all while clad in a series of artfully distressed tees.
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About the news Macduff receives, though: We watch Macbeth commit those murders, one of which is so artfully vivid — and so dependent on our fully engaged imaginations — that I recoiled in my chair with such force that I felt the seat back shift.
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The dramatic silks and furs of 1930s Hollywood gave way to the tailored shoulders of the 1950s, which then evolved into the studded half-open shirts and cowboy boots of the 1970s music scene, and the artfully ripped concert tees of the aughts.
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While I wait 45 minutes for Kali Uchis to arrive at the Times Square office location of her Refinery29 photoshoot, I'm anxiously anticipating the telenovela-meets-old-Hollywood vixen I've gotten to know through her artfully curated music videos and Instagram feed.
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When I looked a little more upmarket, I was shocked to see that I'd spending upwards of $1,000 to wear what is essentially sheer material with a bra sewn in, or artfully arranged ribbons that would fall over my nipples and vagina.
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While some might be frustrated by the lack of answers in the end—Inside may be a meditation on childhood, labor, science, or politics—the game artfully raises questions and leaves it up to the player to imagine his own chilling answers.
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The closest hint came in one of the most artfully shot scenes from last night's episode, where Ray is conversing with a programmer as the camera slowly rotates around the two to unveil the right side of his face — bloodied, swollen and bruised.
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Washington (CNN)Attorney General Jeff Sessions captivated Washington Tuesday, beating back rumors of a private meeting with Russia's ambassador to the US and mounting a defense for President Donald Trump, one week after former FBI Director James Comey artfully unloaded on both men.
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She shows exactly how to kick up our beauty routine a notch with all things shimmery: This season, you're going to want to grab an all purpose glitter and artfully apply it a la Pat McGrath to your lips, and your hair roots.
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The program of works by Beat Furrer, a stalwart of the European avant-garde, triggered a weary sense of familiarity as the Argento players produced one artfully textured array after another of tongue pops and clicks, scratch tones and flutter-tongued multiphonics.
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So while Putin is dressing his election stage with the usual props ahead of what may be his last round of campaigning, he appears also to be artfully performing two acts in parallel: One at home and one for a US audience.
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One minute celebs are walking the red carpet with diamond hair accessories worth more than your apartment building (with security guards in tow), and the next you'll see a star artfully wearing a clip that costs less than your morning cup of coffee.
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There are layers upon layers of sound that recall black metal, pop, indie, hardcore, shoe-gaze, you-name-it; yet as I listen, I am aware of none of this - it has been presented so artfully and with such earnest and unpretentious conviction.
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If you're starting to gain a following on instagram, whether it's for your artfully-arranged food pics, your eye-popping nature posts or maybe just cute pics of your cat, there's a good chance you could start making money off your hobby too.
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Divided into eight parts, from the rise of authoritarian rule in the 1970s to recent crackdowns on opposition to the mass exodus of refugees, the book is an artfully composed, incisive, and heartbreaking look at migration from those living that precarious reality.
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I have always felt that his images were so artfully designed, produced and in many cases made statements that went far beyond anything he was thinking about in the short period of time he had to get an image done for a client.
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That he did not get one was attributed by some, including Mr. Reynolds himself, to his decision to pose artfully nude as a centerfold in an issue of Cosmopolitan magazine that was published at roughly the same time the movie was released.
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It's one measure of just how rich Casey Cep's material is, and how artfully she handles it, that I have given away only about a tenth of the interest and delight contained within just the first third or so of her book.
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In a final indignity, the awards show host, James Corden, artfully parodied "Michael in the Bathroom" on the Tonys telecast, but did not mention the show in which it was featured; he later offered credit and praise for the song on social media.
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Their success or failure rests on the sophistication and (relative) plausibility of the plots, the richness of the characters and, perhaps most of all, the cleverness of the pacing — how artfully the truth is meted out, like little doses of a drug.
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So a startling account of Lebovitz's attempt to urinate into a flimsy paper cup (French banks seek reassurance about the health of clients to whom they're about to extend a loan) artfully concludes with his recommended ingredients for pizza aux pissenlits (dandelion flatbread).
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The publishing house is festooned with life-size posters of recent book covers, and the bookshop is full of volumes in artfully arranged helical piles or displayed on the walls with English and Persian versions opening from right and left, side by side.
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Marie Cosindas, a photographer whose painterly, artfully composed still lifes and portraits, made with Polaroid film, broke with the dominant black-and-white aesthetic of the early 22013s and opened up a new world of color, died on May 19603 in Boston.
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And that makes it a worthy Best Picture winner: Parasite doesn't just have something to say, but it says it artfully, in a way that leaves room for the audience to walk around inside of it and glean new meanings on rewatch.
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In 2002, Simon Schama artfully used the two as a framing device for the final episode of his landmark television series, "A History of Britain," employing them to make a powerful statement about the relationship between tradition and radicalism through the ages.
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Where the couple's Manhattan apartment is artfully cluttered, layered with art and antiques and kilims, their truly tiny island house — tucked into tall reedy grass and accessible only by boardwalk — is, in a word, essential, containing nothing more than what is absolutely necessary.
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If you can find (and afford) an item or garment that helps you get from one point to another, go for it, whether that's maternity jeans or anti-aging face cream or the artfully shredded top in the window at J. Crew.
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Ms. Ireland artfully renders her as a restless, psychodramatic cutup, full of "quips and cranks and wanton wiles" (to quote Milton, which seems appropriate in discussing an English teacher), and you can understand how she might have captivated her high school students.
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The site is on Sadhu-Bet island, a rocky outcrop in the middle of the Naramada river bed, and the team had to engineer and reinforce it in a way that artfully integrated the sculpture's base with the surrounding body of water.
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This phenomenon often manifests itself in frustrating ways, like answering the phone only to find half your face smeared all over the screen afterwards or looking in the mirror at noon to see the zit you artfully concealed a few hours ago in full view.
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See, Jenner's clip (which is really less of a music video and more of a long, artfully shot commercial) is eerily similar to some we've seen in recent years from the likes of Rihanna, Beyoncé and, yes, even her brother-in-law Kanye West.
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Seeing these things filter into pop culture like this—into a Pitchfork-hosted music video—is surreal, as is seeing moments from one of the scariest weekends of my life reflected in a serene, artfully directed music video with Tom Waits' voice tumbling by.
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The fact that [both companies] have this director on there, who, even if he is completely innocent, has been unable to serve the interests of the company now for 13 months, is just one of the many ways that Musk so artfully outmaneuvered the agency.
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I know it's one of those things I'm expected to rave about — after all, every model with artfully tousled hair I've ever interviewed has always waxed lyrical about the stuff, and it's the calling card of the aesthetic we know as cool-girl beauty.
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Those convictions meant there was an empty seat at the rear of the Senate chamber — Mr. Skelos's nameplate artfully removed — and a vacant spot where Mr. Silver used to sit in the Assembly, an empty wire-mesh trash can in place of the chair.
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Paak and his bayonet-sharp backing band, The Free Nationals artfully brokered a peace between Sly & The Family Stone-style funk, teardrop Curtis Mayfield soul, bludgeoning Beat Scene bass music, acid rock, disco-house swampy Dungeon Family spiritual hip-hop, and even jammy Bonnaroo grooves. .
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But, Lyons will forever be synonymous with this brand of styling not because she did it first or did it most artfully, but because she did it in a way that was so fun and effortless it made you believe you could do it, too.
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The only voice we hear is that of the girl, whose artfully paced ruminations are subliminally echoed by Mel Mercier's music and sound design, and Sinead Wallace's lighting, which seems to hold Ms. Duffin in midair above Lian Bell's abstract country field of a set.
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Accordingly, the time has come to bring U.S. information policy in line with imperative needs and historic opportunities — a step achievable through budget reallocations that require no additional federal spending, and the determined oversight of an agency that to date has artfully avoided public attention.
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Here's the Prisma photo we sent to test out the canvas print quality: And here's the resulting CanvasPop print, propped up artfully against a wall… You can see shots of the print detail in the gallery below, plus a few photos of the unboxing.
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At Parilla Don Jorge, the cordero dish is served artfully, with a rib and a piece of backbone delicately balanced on top of a large chunk of thigh—surely a more refined presentation than the ranchers bothered with when they feasted out in the countryside.
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Opened six years ago, it took the peeling bones of a hostel once used by performers at a Cantonese opera and updated the interiors with glass and steel; the effect is remarkable, modern and yet artfully dilapidated, a sensitive reimagining of a storied, decrepit space.
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Contemporary picture-book authors carry on the tradition started by authors of classics; they're champions of uniqueness, artfully celebrating the qualities of fictional children — and quite a few anthropomorphized animals, some crayons and even a piece of cutlery — while also tackling tricky social situations.
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I learned early on — no one wants to be around a sad girl, after all — to artfully distance myself from my own downcast mood, to whistle a happy tune around my peers as well as adults in official positions, such as teachers and doctors.
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But the creators of this presumably Broadway-bound, $28 million spectacle — directed with wit and heart by Alex Timbers, with seductive, funny choreography by Sonya Tayeh — have tinkered artfully with their archetype, translating the cinematic splendors of Mr. Luhrmann's universe into more earthly pleasures.
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Britain's painful path out of the European Union crossed a crucial threshold on Thursday when negotiators from London and Brussels agreed on a text outlining future ties, a document replete with promises of ambition but artfully ambiguous on crucial questions that have cleaved British politics.
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Downstairs, the more minimal, artfully appointed upper floors gave way to a woodsy environment that was so convincingly natural — thanks to the floral designer Joshua Werber's foraged logs, leaves and mushrooms — it was impossible to tell where the dining room ended and the garden began.
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Dishes are served off the famed ceramics made in Caltagirone, in central Sicily, and the bathroom displays an artfully arranged collection of shells from Vendicari, the great stretch of salt marsh where family members have their beach houses, south of the Baroque city of Noto.
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All that Manchester was best at, all its versatility and unexpectedness, all its artfully concealed sophistication, found a home in Tony Wilson, who read English at Cambridge, taught drama at a school in Oldham, near Manchester, and founded Factory Records and the Hacienda Club.
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And I believe that's true, because I've done it, and I've observed other people doing it to me, to the point that I sometimes feel bad if I take too long artfully half-tucking my t-shirt or fixing my lipstick in the mirror.
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He's tried, not much more artfully than he spun in the press room, to walk a line between sort-of apologizing for his behavior as press secretary and sort-of remaining a defender of the administration for which he set his credibility on fire.
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He's tried, not much more artfully than he spun in the press room, to walk a line between sort-of apologizing for his behavior as press secretary and sort-of remaining a defender of the administration for which he set his credibility on fire.
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The blooper, its detail artfully meted out in bursts of hung-over reflection, sets the tone for a character portrait that is no less heartbreaking because it is funny, or because Rainey's loserish qualities are shared by almost every other figure in the book.
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And every single thing she does is motivated by the number of social media followers she'll acquire, the fans she'll woo, and the public image she's built for herself — which artfully hides the superpowered snot and anything else she doesn't want people to see.
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Arrival is based on a famous Ted Chiang short story (called "Story of Your Life") that artfully juxtaposes the search for extraterrestrials' purpose on Earth with the search all of us undergo for our own purpose, even when such a purpose seems opaque and hard to understand.
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Parker may be, in Billboard's words, "pop's next secret weapon," but based on early returns he still hasn't figured out how to artfully translate what people like about his music without it being either so imperceptible as to feel pointless, or so obvious as to be clumsy.
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Then there's the way we did it, the way it should be done, where you take pride in those layers, and you artfully direct them out, so that when you do add the blood, it pools and coagulates in the right places, and it looks believable.
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If Beautiful Boy does net Chalamet his second Oscar nomination, it will be for how artfully he offers himself up as an object of consideration, the recipient of another's gaze — a reversal of a dynamic that's still normally reserved for women being regarded with desire on screen.
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There's plenty of ice cream and unicorn pool floats, but more and more of my friends have taken to posting a photo (or multiple photos) within a photo: I'm talking about instant camera shots that have been artfully composed against a patterned or solid color backdrop.
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And then there are films like Barry Jenkins' Moonlight, an artfully intense coming-of-age story which started as a promising word-of-mouth highlight and grew into the breakout must-see movie of the festival season, surpassing the demand of much bigger-budgeted, starry premieres.
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For all that happened in the opener -- and a lot did -- there was still a sense that this episode basically set up the pieces, artfully, for what's to come, with the combination of character beats and epic sweep that viewers have come to expect from the series.
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With the help of some stock footage-like scenery that looks like it came straight out of your high school French textbook, we see sequences of French women galavanting about the winding streets of Paris, scarves artfully arranged on their necks and billowing in the wind.
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The images range from Franco Fontana's Rothko-like compositions, crafted from artfully observed reality, to Gianni Berengo Gardin's moving portraits of mental patients and Letizia Battaglia's harrowing images of the "Mafia war" that the Corleonesi waged in the 1980s on the established mob clans of Palermo.
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Certainly Mr. Hanks, slipping back into the role of the so-called symbologist Robert Langdon for a third time, is a master of that great Hollywood sleight of hand in which a big star beguiles you so artfully that you don't see (or simply ignore) the deception.
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A Human Rights Watch report on the massacre said that Abrams at Senate hearings "artfully distorted several issues in order to discredit the public accounts of the massacre," insisted the numbers of reported victims were "implausible" and "lavished praise" on the military battalion behind the mass killings.
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The sensory flow of those lives is captured in both the artfully arranged rush of bodies in constant motion and an exquisitely textured aural soundscape that embraces both the taunting roar of nearby highway traffic and the susurrus of disparate voices melded in song and prayer.
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Elegiac, informative and disquieting, it artfully moves between Naomi's painstaking search, which triggers scattershot memories of her own disappearance, and the survival tactics of plucky Madison, who, in coping with her brutal captivity, has reimagined herself as "the snow girl," a character from a fairy tale.
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Many times during this crisis, that has meant the most heartbreaking, inspiring or enraging video or photo (spring break on the beach, anyone?); an artfully rendered, highly informative graphic (our virus tracker, for example); or our countless text/multimedia news-breaks, exclusives, fact boxes and Special Reports.
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Eighty-four-year-old Alan Alda, who, on a recent winter day, bounds into his company's glass-walled Manhattan offices housed in a co-working space that is otherwise occupied by start-ups, millennials and geometric sculptures stacked artfully on top of never-opened coffee-table books.
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But when Massenet's "Werther" opened at the Metropolitan Opera on Thursday evening and the tenor Vittorio Grigolo declared his love for the young, respectable Charlotte, artfully weaving and fervently flinging vocal lines at and around her, I'm not embarrassed to admit I found myself getting flushed.
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Some plates look and sound like they might be ambitious to make at home, like fennel confit with kumquats and chiles; but most are as pleasingly simple to create as they are simply pleasing to the eye (slices of baby kiwi arranged artfully alongside dollops of burrata).
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Today, Ms. Atwood has a couple of employees and produces an extensive range of home fabrics that are dyed, digitally printed, screen-printed, woven or embroidered, with patterns resembling free-form painted brush strokes, naïvely rendered flower blossoms, artfully splattered ink and grids of scribbled pencil.
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Headley remains artfully vague about what it is about Gren that makes those who look at him think that he's a monster: we only know that he has long nails, and that when he tries to draw himself, he draws a black blur of self-loathing.
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The shelves in the living room, however, were artfully decked with miniature toys similar to those collected by nineteen-year-old Warren Straub, the appealing, funny, interesting, tortured fuckup at the center of "This Is Our Youth," who was played by Mark Ruffalo in the original production.
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"'Channels' ultimate mission is to invent new ways to unleash the power of well-composed and artfully spoken words on behalf of an increasing population of listeners, particularly younger customers, who are able to become aware, thoughtful, and even successful by reading short, digitally delivered content," he said.
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With its suave aesthetic—all polished upcycled wood, dim lighting, and artfully arrayed bric-a-brac—The Night Rooster would feel right at home in London or Manhattan, were it not for the fact that the concise cocktail menu draws deeply on the fruits and flavors of Indonesia.
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He performs surgery on his deepest emotions, not only unlocking painful memories for us to get a sense of how he was raised and where he came from, but also artfully maneuvering ideas we all have but are afraid to talk about: suicide, heartbreak, violence, regret, failure, frustration.
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Artfully decorated paint-splatter-style cookies stamped with "KoKo" were also on the table, created by Cake Gourmet Sugar Service in L.A. Like any Kardashian birthday party, a few cakes were made for the occasion, including a flower-adorned, three-layer cake, and a pink cookie dough sheet cake.
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It is set in a boring, run-of-the-mill business office, where the man's efforts to quit the terror group turn into a bureaucratic nightmare as he's forced to debate his boss on the tenets of Islam, all while artfully highlighting the contradictions of ISIS' ideology and methods.
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This was partly down to Frank Ocean, the supernova Friday headliner, counting fans in every demographic; we met Essex lads sporting identikit testicle-crushing Topman jeans, patellas artfully exposed, who waxed as emotionally about the artist FKA Christopher Breaux as queer art students in towering rainbow platform heels.
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Ms. Jungreis (pronounced YOUNG-rice), a Hungarian Jew who spent several months in the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp as a child, was often called "the Jewish Billy Graham," and her artfully staged rallies, with theatrical lighting and musical accompaniment, were in fact inspired by Mr. Graham's Christian crusades.
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Chef James Sharman, a Noma alum who trained under Michelin darling Tom Aikens, swoops by my table and deposits a chicken leg cooked in fish sauce caramel, its claw artfully arched away from the lemongrass-brined breast and a chicken fat-cured yolk with the consistency of saline fudge.
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They tease each other, admire each other, and artfully pivot off of one another's ideas to get the audience from point A to Z, unpacking everything from Aretha Franklin's legacy, to the slang term "aunty," to Janelle Monae's visual album Dirty Computer, to the end of Craigslist personal ads.
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But that's a short-term solution to a long-term problem, and even though Gortat's role is far less vital in today's NBA than Rivers's, he's probably a more useful player on this roster, freeing Wall up with some of the most artfully placed screens in the world.
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Sitting in the far corner of a cute boutique hotel in Manhattan's Greenwich Village and alternating between sips of a carrot-orange-ginger juice cocktail and a black coffee, the Dirty Projectors mastermind looks a little tired, a little tense, his face unshaven and hair artfully out of whack.
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Five years after she'd re-embraced acting, "Veep" creator Armando Iannuci -- with whom she'd worked for on the similarly political satire film "In the Loop" -- cast her as the artfully profane Amy Brookheimer, Vice President Selena Meyer's ambitious, fiercely committed chief of staff, public apologist and primary grenade-taker.
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It's a part of his résumé he refers to often, casually but artfully dropping it into conversations on a wide range of policies, generally avoiding the battle bravado of previous veteran candidates and bristling at the suggestion that he had higher office in mind when he signed up.
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All morning, he and his team had been setting up another, equally large area, in which objects were artfully displayed: cabinets with cunning carpentry, suspended from the rafters so that they appeared to float in space; an elegant sofa, lit as reverentially as a sarcophagus at the Met.
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A bipartisan group of voting rights advocates says the lower house of the Wisconsin Legislature, the State Assembly, was gerrymandered by its Republican majority before the 20103 election — so artfully, in fact, that Democrats won a third fewer Assembly seats than Republicans despite prevailing in the popular vote.
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No other game on the market right now has crafted such a tantalizing appeal around being included in its virtual world, and that's a testament to how methodically and artfully Epic has pulled off these brand deals with Disney, Marvel, musicians, and other big entities in pop culture.
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There are some artfully quiet choral passages — the Santa Fe ensemble, drawn from the company's apprentice program, is, as ever, superb — and Mr. Ruders, whose music has in the past tended toward brooding, dense dissonance, here revels in a Romantic warmth that's embraced by the conductor, Paul Daniel.
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Bites One of the first things you see when you arrive at Anna, an Italian restaurant in the heart of Jerusalem, is a still life of ingredients: a basket of kohlrabi, a bowl of olives and confited garlic cloves, pots of fresh herbs arranged artfully on the pass.
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While the 2010 videotape showing Mr. Levinson as a prisoner gave no hint about who was holding him, F.B.I. investigators concluded that the video was so artfully staged that it was probably made by a state-sponsored intelligence group such as a unit of the Revolutionary Guards Corps.
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He dodges, artfully, the question of whether he had any alternatives to the Fire — "I do not like it when players say they had this offer from China, this one from a top club in Europe" — but maintains that it is immaterial: He chose the Fire for a reason.
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Reading John J. McKay's "Discovering the Mammoth," an unabridged version of the history Kolbert artfully condenses, one learns that for almost as long as they've been extinct, mammoths and their cousins have been to us figures of mystery, totems of the unknown and invitations to fantasize about the past.
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Playing artfully yet strategically with scale, the director Ira Sachs and his cinematographer, Rui Poças, capture a wide shot that is far enough away not to ogle Frankie but close enough to take in her figure and say: this is a powerful woman who isn't afraid to take risks.
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Out of the million or so books that get published each year, there's always a small collection that gets featured in the New York Times and the New Yorker and the Rumpus, that show up in artfully posed Instagram accounts, that all the cool kids on Twitter are discussing.
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And while he is often described as a collector of objects ("I'm definitely a lover of things," he tells me, "and a true believer that things speak"), he is also a collector of ideas, mining and inspecting and artfully juxtaposing ideologies in order to draw connections between past and present.
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Producer: Yasmin Nouh; Reporter: Kristen Brown; Senior Producers: Joanne Shen and Danielle SteinbergI was crawling around on the floor, chasing my cat, Avalanche, as she artfully wriggled away from me over and over again to gnaw at the piece of tape I had stuck to her gray and white fur.
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Their artfully arranged shots of brunch dishes at five-star restaurants are taken from above the table by standing on a chair; their breakfast in bed photos in luxury hotel rooms are framed on white Egyptian cotton sheets, and their newest accessories and beauty products are displayed on marble countertops.
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But the way Gabriel considered what Philip might want while talking about him with Claudia artfully mirrored some of the conversations we've seen Philip and Elizabeth have about Paige, where he considers the more emotional side of the situation and she takes a chillier, work-and-ideology-always-come-first approach.
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It's an all-too rare thing that public pressure, short sellers with a big megaphone, and uproar in the media - however feeble and ephemeral they may be - are able to crack open the artfully erected constraints in the healthcare market, what little there is, and allow competition to fix the problem.
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At least, that has been the story until very recently; the new book by Charles Graeber, "The Breakthrough: Immunotherapy and the Race to Cure Cancer," artfully traces the history of old and new developments that may have — finally — resulted in an actual cure for the most dreaded of all diseases.
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The narrative of this year's Globes was set less by the show's organizers and host, Seth Meyers — though he deserves kudos for artfully threading a very tricky needle — than by the women who attended and were heavily involved in Time's Up, including America Ferrera, Eva Longoria, Kerry Washington and Reese Witherspoon.
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Even in the era of smartphones and Instagram, when anyone can artfully re-dress selfies by the dozen with tones and filters, the United States Tennis Association commissions an official theme artist for its Open every year, hoping to capture the individuality of the event with a more antiquated medium: paint.
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One sequence restages a 1965 visit to the Lovings from a photographer, Grey Villet (Michael Shannon, a bolt of lightning), who was on assignment from Life magazine and whose exquisite, artfully casual photographs remain the most recognizable images of the Lovings, partly because they suggest the unforced intimacy of family snapshots.
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Nonetheless, there is a connection between a culture of violence against women and a breast-obsessed society that is scandalized when women's breasts escape the control of the screen, Photoshop manipulation or artfully exaggerated cleavage to breast-feed in a public space or participate in a relaxed afternoon at the beach.
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But months before they are set to receive the money, Leo, the eldest, squanders a majority of the sum after a car accident; the ensuing family drama of "first-world problems proves to be an enjoyable comedy of manners as Sweeney artfully skewers family dynamics," our reviewer, Patricia Park, wrote.
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Josh expressed nostalgia for the days of the Red Wedding and the Red Viper — but if you go back to those seasons, you'll see how many of the actual episodes were relatively unimportant scene-setters, where our doomed chess pieces simply plodded from one artfully-constructed scene to the next.
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This is not the evening sexual affair artfully lit by candlelight that we've seen previously in the film, and as Hill kneels and begins to rub, Queen Anne places her hand on her head and latches into her hair, tearing at it while also pressing Hill down into the ground.
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Since we introduced our Dispatches a little over a year ago, we have published 200, and each of these stories, artfully told by our global team of correspondents (and beautifully illustrated by some of the world's best photographers), offers a unique take on an often fleeting moment in a highly particular place.
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There are people who tastelessly start a business designed to put bodegas out of business (as one recent start up attempted) and there are people like Steve Jobs who artfully and heartlessly delivered a mortal blow to Eastman Kodak, a 129 year old company, with one addition to his design for the iPhone.
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Each theatrically paced scene in "The End of Vandalism," Tom Drury's deadpan and dazzling debut novel, feels artfully staged (at a bar called the Lime Bucket, at a chain of grocery stores called Hy-Vee) so as to illuminate the contours of small-town Midwestern life and the characters who live there.
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With the thoughtful framing device of having Janis (Barett Wilbert Weed) and Damian (a stellar Grey Henson) narrate the story, Mean Girls on Broadway weaves the tale of one crazy year in high school, artfully pointing out that the way so many young women are socialized to treat each other is just awful.
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Featured Article: "21 Dispatches: Odd Animals, Offbeat Childhoods, Celebrity Origins and Extreme Sports" Since The New York Times introduced its Dispatches section a little over a year ago, it has published over 2600 stories, each artfully told by a global team of correspondents and beautifully illustrated by some of the world's best photographers.
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According to a probable cause statement released with the charges, he allegedly charged below-market rent—between $300 to $1,400—to more than 25 artists and creatives who occupied artfully built cubbies and trailers, and rented out a space accessible by a narrow set of pallet-built stairs for parties and events.
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Behind the recessed shelving unit of artfully placed products, there's another room with dimmed lights where the aforementioned "rock stars" perform for each other (and the audience) in a 2012 video called My Rock Stars Experimental, Volume I. Hajjaj designed the costumes using traditional fabrics from Africa as well as luxury labels.
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Yes. Now, I'm not going to say Wrestling With Emotions handles the intersection of those two things artfully or in a way that really made me stop and think, but it does a good job of casting a little lightheartedness and playful intimacy over the topic of big sweaty folks hitting each other.
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In his autobiographical collection "Naked," David Sedaris's essay about his childhood bouts with obsessive-compulsive disorder, "A Plague of Tics" — full of artfully told humiliation and family banter — reminded me that listening to the author's own drolly narrated audio version of the book would link reading to your son's interest in comedic performance.
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Like most other mothers I know, mine soothes and protects, dotes and encourages, cooks and cleans and plays, jokes, annoys, confounds… In reality, I have never thought of myself as an artist's daughter, but solely as my mother's daughter; and since my mother does most things artfully I inherited her sensibilities anyway.
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Just as that gust of wind — and missing a more-important-than-anyone-knew accessory (the MAGA cap) — revealed the big nothing under all those artfully arranged strands on the executive head, so, too, it turned out the first big show of the week, Tom Ford, didn't have much under its skirt.
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But Walker knows exactly what he's doing in this series, which artfully seasons its plots with regional lore about the sport of falconry and with lessons in French history, particularly the World War II resistance — all while gently teasing the locals for indulging in "the French love of ceremony and dressing up."
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Little trace of that past remains: The oven is shiny and new, imported from Italy, and the artfully distressed walls are covered with black-and-white photographs from 19th-century Albania, the most striking one showing a mustachioed man in a white felt hat and quilted cummerbund, rifle rigid on his shoulder.
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At the NY Faerie Festival in the hamlet of Ouaquaga, N.Y., this summer, people of all ages lined up at the Caravan so Ms. Wood could scan features and jaw lines to determine the most flattering ears for undecided patrons and then artfully tint them with makeup before affixing with spirit gum.
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I don't know how other Americans are coping with watching our government disintegrate in real time, but one way I lower my blood pressure after reading the news is to get out one of my books on the gardens of Kyoto and scrutinize photos of artfully arranged clumps of rocks and moss.
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Spruced up for its 30th anniversary, this artfully composed (if oppressively maudlin) immigrant saga by Bille August follows a father (Max von Sydow) and his young son (Pelle Hvenegaard) after they arrive in Denmark from Sweden looking for work, for which the father, struggling in vain to project dignity, isn't in great condition.
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In the photo, the 19-year-old sports her typically waist-skimming brown locks up in a curly faux bob, wearing only a very tiny black thong, a jet pearl body harness from Maison Close, and an artfully draped hand across her breasts that allows this shot to just barely squeak by Instagram's nudity guidelines.
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Ripped jeans are sort of like bedhead: There's only one minute of the day in which it looks good — and as soon as you step away from the mirror and your hair encounters a whisper of wind or a drop of humidity, it can quickly go from artfully disheveled to a straight-up mess.
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While some adoptees of the trend have opted for the relative ease of naturally stackable items like brownies and protein bars, others are getting more advanced with elaborate French fry and tortilla chip creations, not to mention a churro tower, cited in the Mail story, that echoes the aesthetic of an artfully crafted log cabin.
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Oliver roasts everything from Johnson's hair and the Olympic flying-fox incident (low-hanging, but always juicy, comedy fruit) and his hobbies (you may or may not recall the cardboard bus interview), to his artfully rumpled personal style ("a cartoon Englishman who dresses like a raccoon that just emerged from David Foster Wallace's trash").
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The buzz before the unusual event, which for me artfully veered between a theatrical take on ruin porn and a sincere, heartfelt tribute, drew comparisons to the seminal (but under-attended) 1976 Manchester Sex Pistols gig at The Lesser Free Trade Hall, which inspired Joy Division and New Order's Peter Hook and Bernard Sumner.
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And it was easy to find the romantically lachrymose memorial so often photographed today; just enter the main gate and follow the signs to Mozartgrab, where a grieving angel rests a right elbow, heavy with sorrow, on the base of an artfully broken marble column, and flowers are enhanced by offerings from reverent visitors.
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This lithe, artfully-plotted debut concerns itself with the lives of those for whom tourists can barely be bothered to remove their Ray-Bans, and the issues it tackles — the oppressive dynamics of race, sexuality and class in post-colonial Jamaica — have little to do with the rum-and-reggae island of Sandals commercials.
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There are an exhaustive deluxe six-CD version with every surviving take and a one-CD compilation of alternate versions of the album's 10 songs plus one that was omitted, "Up to Me." The songs from "Blood on the Tracks" are artfully multifaceted: romances, travelogues, tall tales, parables and possibly memories, all at once.
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And while the film depicts a diverse cross-section of Chinese life — from horses grazing in the countryside to a man in a respiratory mask in a smoggy cityscape; from Muslims in prayer to a dimly lit celebration — its primary interest lies in the tension between candid moments and shots that appear artfully composed.
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And once again, Williams-Garcia, whose Newbery Honor-winning novel "One Crazy Summer" was the first of a beloved trilogy about three sisters navigating family drama during the tumultuous late 1960s and early 1970s, artfully explores the landscape of old family resentments and our search for peace with the imperfect people who raise us.
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Amer is artfully calling forth one of the underlying and fundamental complications of our genderist and sexist culture: the crucial need to recognize our desires as our own and resist projecting them onto others and thus start a cycle of blame, recrimination, punishment, reprisal, self-hatred, and the inevitable curtailing of someone else's life chances.
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And there you have the essence of "Longyarn," which features atmospheric lighting by Mary Ellen Stebbins; artfully subliminal sound design by the gifted composer Dave Malloy; and a set by Ms. Mincic that positions the trailer-park-style digs shared by the boys over a slippery black swamp (which the audience is sagely advised to steer clear of).
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And all of them are really good, good enough to be longlisted for the National Book Award but so artfully weird and unconventional that none of them have made the respective shortlists — not because they're not good enough, but in a way that suggests they're all too ahead of their time for the National Book Award to fully appreciate.
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Set in the era that birthed iconic teen stereotypes in pop culture (misunderstood outcast, "king of the school" jock, doe-eyed and studious goody-goody) and pioneered the exploration of high school as its own world, Stranger Things 2 artfully inverts these tropes—all the while challenging conventional notions of masculinity by offering a complex look at its effects.
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And it does take an extra level of thought to be able to reconcile what are conflicting images and views, and what I think the Trump campaign did quite artfully actually, was to raise that issue in a way that it became a dominant question in the minds of people and certainly a set of attacks flowed from that.
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And while it's easy to fawn over fashion-forward art dolls such as Marina Bychkova's creations, which are de facto mixed-media sculptures, combining fabric, gold-plated metals, and even gemstones, or Joshua David McKenney's Pidgin Dolls that artfully embody a rococo, cabaret, kawaii and contemporary-fashion aesthetic, reborn dolls have a history of raising eyebrows.
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Ever since a video of him artfully chopping and salting a steak — or "blessing the meat," as he calls it — went viral, his steakhouse Nusr-Et has expanded to New York and London, someone's made a portrait of him out of salt, and a pro soccer player mimed his choreography on the field, The Telegraph reports.
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More narrative-based tracks like "Elevator Operator" and "Aqua Profunda", while fun throwbacks to the writing on Barnett's early EPs, couldn't keep up with more emotionally bloodthirsty songs like "Pedestrian At Best" and "Depreston", artfully constructed tunes that zeroed in on raw emotion using the same specificity with which Barnett once used to paint entire story arcs.
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Yet another might be the form of that story and how it artfully pulled together a number of strands of traditional Final Fantasy storytelling: a rag-tag team tries to save the world; a tragedy befalls them; there is an evil-behind-the-evil in front of us that is more horrible than we can possibly imagine.
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And it would, in fact, be easy to believe that you had stumbled into a favorite watering hole of some quiet fishing village, were it not for the patrons, who are more or less the picture of millennial affect common on this industrial corner of Bushwick: artfully dishevelled hair, dirty white T-shirts, fading sleeves of tattoos.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-85033 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (Texas), who has equally distasteful (but more artfully packaged) views, or a more mainstream candidate like Sen.
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This guy's one cool customer alright, with his artfully tousled hair and his beaten up leather jacket and the really, really tight vintage t-shirt that advertises a now abandoned seafood restaurant in Santa Monica that sold OK scampi and had a cheeky slogan—"The Shrimp Pit: She Tastes Better Than She Smells"—and the worn out cowboy boots.
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"I'm at my desk so much, I like it to be a collection of favorite things — things that I find beautiful," said the interior designer Thomas O'Brien, whose latest book, "Thomas O'Brien: Library House," due out next month from Abrams, has a photo of an artfully arranged desk at his home in Bellport, N.Y., on the cover.
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The series leans on Ms. Kondo's nationality in other ways, too: The conspicuous presence of her interpreter helps to create the impression of a cultural chasm being effortfully but productively bridged; Ms. Kondo's own energy and kindness is tinged with an artfully ill-concealed sadness at these desperate Americans, their homes and minds choked with trash.
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It's decked out with blond wood tables on which a range of products are artfully displayed — the Puffco Peak portable vaporizer, an electronic Dosist vape pen, the latest issue of Ember magazine and, of course, so much weed delivered in an astonishing variety of ways, from tinctures to gummy bears to cookies to just plain joints.
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Sure, many of them hold true: They do, in fact, snap photos of everything, from quirky outfit details to artfully arranged egg dishes; yes, they clock in more hours a week playing dress-up than you did in the entirety of your tween years; and, believe it, they're literally always on — whether they're at home, out to dinner, or on vacation.
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And the model-turned-actress's incredible red-carpet look at the Met Gala was the perfect way to challenge those notions: With her clean-shaven head painted silver and covered in artfully-arranged sequins, she looked less like a conventional A-lister and more like a hauntingly beautiful space alien (and/or David Bowie's natural successor, may he rest in peace).
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Their concern is more with atmosphere and language than with action or character — it takes a while for "Quarry" to get started, and even when it does, you're more likely to enjoy the bar-band music and admire the director Greg Yaitanes's artfully composed Southern landscapes than to care much about why the people onscreen are so anguished and violent.
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She transitions artfully from lampoons of sexism (Kurt and the GX) to clear-eyed scenes of misogyny—in flashbacks, Mary is assaulted and forced to fellate a stranger in an alley, and another Girlfriend is raped by her boyfriend—and her supporting cast of characters is a biting commentary on the various ways people have succumbed to the 21st century.
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I particularly enjoyed this team effort of speech bubbles signs, this artfully drawn Godzilla in Hong Kong, and the luncheon meat sculpture by artist Luke Ching: The week before the protest, graphic designers, illustrators, and cartoonists banded together on Facebook under the hashtag #香港設計師反對修訂逃犯條例 (Hong Kong Designers Oppose the Extradition Bill).
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The gallery is filled with artfully arranged scrap, including the mold used to cast the parts of the dome on view at the Hammer, another set of painted muslin circles (this time draped over a steel rack), pieces of Ram Board stained with acrylic, and some papier-mâché works cast from the dome's mold, that curve up from the floor onto the wall.
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It's the perfect mise‐en‐scène for the communal dinners and culinary retreats that Eburah hosts there: Imagine an outdoor table, illuminated by string lights and the moon, with artfully arranged plates of plump oysters from the Puget Sound; smoked potatoes with gooey burrata and salmon roe; and buttery clams and mussels in a steamy pool of wine and leeks.
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Moira Hodgson, who during her brief stint as restaurant critic for The Times in 1980 may have been one of the only people who went to the Odeon to eat, was impressed enough by dishes like "médaillons of tender veal on a green pool of puréed watercress artfully decorated by leeks, string beans, carrots and celery" that she gave the restaurant two stars.
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"You move and the clay moves with you," says Aneta Regel, who was a finalist for this year's Loewe Craft Prize and who, 12 years after graduating from London's Royal College of Arts, now finds her works — lumpy, funky, cooked until cracked — aligned with a prevailing taste for artfully imperfect handwork, more generally, and for all things ceramic, in particular.
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Well, we have a few, as well as some extra questions about what happens now...I DNA Tested My Cat and She Was Not Happy About ItScreenshot: GizmodoI was crawling around on the floor, chasing my cat, Avalanche, as she artfully wriggled away from me over and over again to gnaw at the piece of tape I had stuck to her gray and white fur.
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After a long day on the lido deck, passengers will no longer head back to your state room and see a towel folded into the shape of an animal at the foot of their bed on some Norwegian cruise ships The cruise line has announced that they will be eliminating the artfully folded towels that many guests have come to expect on some ships, USA Today reports.
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Looking at the picture, you couldn't deny that Leibovitz was up to something: James seemed artfully stripped of the particulars of his life, as a player and as a person, made into a sign of untamable black male virility and a ferocious challenge to a culture that, like Bundchen, regards figures like him with a mixture of apprehension and excitement at the prospect of being overcome.
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" To read through Ms. Bening's 25 years of interviews is to hear her consistently and artfully deflect questions about her life with her husband, Warren Beatty (who recently directed her in "Rules Don't Apply") and insistently make the same point that, in her life and art, she is most interested in complex women, rived with contradictions — or, as she described such women, "human beings.
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At Daylesford's fourth London organic farm store and cafe on Sloane Avenue, the Cotswolds truly comes to Chelsea: An old, English oak tree, salvaged by Bamford from her Kingham estate, and artfully hollowed out by the woodsman Rhys Davis, splices magnificently through all three floors of the store, which sells soups and broths, meat and fish as well as larder goods all fresh from their organic farm.
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Zhao, the Binance CEO, has artfully dodged many questions about his company's past — such as why it left Hong Kong, the reasons it declined to become regulated in Japan, why it runs to governments like Malta and Bermuda, and whether it has violated U.S. securities laws — but the newest, and perhaps best, response is to work with the establishment in recognized markets where it can be fully legally compliant.
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This week features two deep-dive documentaries about pop-culture icons from HBO: "Andre the Giant," about the wrestling star of the 1970s and '80s; and "Elvis Presley: The Searcher," an artfully constructed examination of Elvis Presley's life and musical inspiration, with the cooperation of ex-wife Priscilla Presley and commentary from close associates as well as those inspired by the King, including Bruce Springsteen and the late Tom Petty.
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