Here was an ideal refuge in gaudy times, and a book tailor-made for rescue from oblivion: unassuming, unobtrusive, unrhetorical, uncoercive, unpretentious, an austere record of austere values.
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But his voice — austere, luscious, commanding — was foreground material.
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His diet is ridiculously austere and it works for him.
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Actually they're both all about language — Salter's austere, Gordon's baroque.
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So long as it's stylishly austere, it seems, it's minimalist.
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The look of her mostly white plaster reliefs is austere.
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To use it, visit his endearingly austere website at fairmodel.econ.yale.
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It's stark, but chic; austere, but casual; serious, but hip.
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Austere governments demurred, but the private sector made trillions of dollars.
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That implies a more austere stance than nationalists have previously advocated.
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"This is an austere budget," Finance Minister Alberto Carrasquilla told journalists.
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He was interested in the light filling these vast, austere interiors.
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Austere concrete government housing stands crumbling in the late-summer sun.
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Her appearance straddled the line between fashionably austere and unabashedly kinky.
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Even as Iskcon's fortunes grew, life in the ashrams remained austere.
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It is formal without being austere, elegant but also family-friendly.
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Austere yet oddly beautiful, both rigorous and whimsical, the picture worked.
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Bureaucrats steeped in austere Wahhabism draw converts in government prayer halls.
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From an austere place, not one that 's squishy with emotion.
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An austere, white-walled apartment was certainly never on the table.
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Hers is also an ethos ripped from an austere wartime past.
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In his austere view, there were no shortcuts to economic growth.
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Poppet, Fran's oddly austere daughter, is possessed by such a purpose.
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The show itself maintained the austere tone of the Mueller report.
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More austere budget scenarios produce better results for the manufacturing sector.
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There's this austere need to prioritize things that have no relevance.
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Aptiv (formerly Delphi) showed off an austere self-driving car as well.
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In stump speeches Mr López Obrador touts a brand of austere populism.
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Piers (John Malkovich), an aggressively austere artist, stands alone on a beach.
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This overall picture shows an economically austere and a politically nationalist Europe.
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The NHS is halfway through the most austere decade in its history.
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Value is an austere church, with its own liturgy, sacraments and martyrs.
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Made with woven Kevlar, the Austere III Series HDMI cable is strong.
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Here's a look inside this austere, Norwegian-inspired distillery of the north.
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American: more nationalistic in its tone, more austere in its social programs,
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Their house was an eerily spare Tudor Colonial, very austere, very brown.
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We're guessing Joe's 4th was more austere ... in a 6 x 8.
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Compare it to the more austere but real movement on the left.
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Austere and reticent, with stony aromas and flavors of citrus and flowers.
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The cardinals who chose Jorge Bergoglio envisioned him as the austere outsider.
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This room, on the second floor, is quite austere and very uncluttered.
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This is a man who's absolutely unassuming, austere in his personal habits.
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He promises an austere, nationalist government that will fight corruption and inequality.
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"They've been austere in the wrong places," he said of the government.
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My work is too austere My life is a brutal anecdote ♦
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That relative smoothness suits Ms. Childs's meticulous, austere style and movement vocabulary.
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Banal Presents is the most succinct and austere of the three chapters.
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Many prefer austere installations, with lots of space between the individual works.
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Michael Yeargan's set is stark, a paradigm of luxuriously austere Scandinavian chic.
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His home had an austere, siesta-like feel that was unmistakably Barragánesque.
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LCDs are pretty austere, too, with super-tiny bezels now the norm.
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The intensities in coloration are contained by austere discs, triangles, and quadrants.
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It's austere, charred, forsaken — and that ferocious sun certainly doesn't help its case.
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He keeps the staging austere, as if it were in a Greek amphitheater.
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But that measure seems too austere in a country as rich as America.
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She loved the town's ''solid and exotic'' name and the landscape's austere beauty.
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On fiscal policy the FDP is at least as austere as the CDU.
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But its insistently austere format does suggest a purpose beyond its immediate context.
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Shostakovich's musical voice is far more jittery and austere: uncanny, often maniacal, hollow.
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In the beginning, the 100-passenger interior was simple and a bit austere.
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The icons and incense were apparently too much for Protestants more austere sensibilities.
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The more austere the history the better, as far as Ken was concerned.
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"Now, the word they use is austere," Ms. Collins said with a laugh.
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The Piano Variations is more austere than the concerto, drained of its jazziness.
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There was a time when international diplomacy was an austere game of chess.
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But the version served at the Great Northern Food Hall is hardly austere.
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She gravitated toward painting and continued to pursue an austere, '60s minimalist form.
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Poorly funded and deliberately austere, the homes often doubled as orphanages for infants.
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Like his favored permutations of punk, the landscape was austere, spatial and extraterrestrial.
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Making films that are understated but not austere, Mr. Hou is an original.
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And like any great bromance, this austere occasion was sealed with a bro-hug.
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Relations between men and women are also less austere than in other Islamic societies.
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"We wanted the wines to be articulate and austere," said Nathan Kandler, the winemaker.
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"From the viewpoint of 'changes', the external environment is complex and austere," Meng said.
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Recorded music — austere and repetitive yet lyrical and emotive — mixes with songs sung live.
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The art gallery can be a rather austere space—maybe even brutalist on occasion.
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I had imagined the beach to be austere, but it was golden and sandy.
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The Basij also targets Iranian women abroad who publicly oppose Tehran's austere dress code.
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Hughes had supported many of Roosevelt's policies, but he had an austere, aloof image.
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Mr. Santosh attributes the actor's star power to his austere life and philanthropic nature.
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"Then it called him an "austere religious scholar at the helm of Islamic State.
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But Mr. Geyrhalter's method is more austere, and the effect produced is subtly different.
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Its austere symbolism can mask age, gender, race, or any other marker of identity.
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"The Other Side" carries its weight loosely, never sounding too sleek or too austere.
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Looking at this room of Matisses, this is one of the more austere ones.
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The guardianship laws are legal codes based on an austere Saudi interpretation of Islam.
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These austere objects in galleries led directly to the ambitious installations in the desert.
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Whether it's grown-up tie-dye or oversize barrettes, there is nothing austere here.
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Based on her minimalist, cerebral aesthetic, I'd expected her to be austere and aloof.
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Instead, she appears against flat, brownish, near-empty backgrounds that heighten the austere mood.
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Lopez Obrador took office a year ago on pledges to run an austere government.
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" Unlike Sobel, Margot Lee Shetterly does not play the austere historian in "Hidden Figures.
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But his political style was bookish, austere and far more subdued than Mr. Trump's.
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The Party stands for lower taxes, less government, deregulation, free trade, and austere budgets.
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But when the North Korean athletes took over, it became a more austere affair.
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Galerie Minsky's modest, charming, almost austere exhibition focuses on Fini as a proficient portraitist.
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Adults, animals and children die in these stories with an austere matter-of-factness.
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Its atmosphere, authentic and a bit austere, differs from other wagashi shops in Paris.
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The lab, known as IRL, is embedded within a maze of austere, gray university buildings.
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Historically, tensions have arisen between the Saudi royal family and the ultra-austere religious establishment.
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The songs are moving yet austere washes of organic instrumentation, paired with deep synthetic drones.
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By working within such strict and austere limits, Yun gains a remarkable amount of freedom.
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Yet pragmatism has marked the relationship between the austere politician and Slim, Mexico's richest man.
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She seemed to live in a way that was bohemian and adventurous, modest and austere.
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He will push on with privatisation, and seek a less austere agreement with Greece's creditors.
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Rather, the show's slow pace and austere editing frame simple disputes in dramatic, relatable terms.
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The exhibition showcases an austere array of urban scenes, with Paris as their focal point.
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With its granite and cream tiles and bare walls, the room exuded an austere aesthetic.
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Sarah Adina Smith's austere, wry style captures a more dynamic Rami Malek than Mr. Robot.
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It brings an element of fun to a sport that can be austere and boring.
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" And Gibson, Kjarval said, is "right for the part of an austere, uncompromising oil baron.
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In August 143, a beachfront casino opened in a dramatic and austere Art Deco building.
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The increasingly austere governor of New York is now demanding ventilators from the federal government.
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Analysts said the nationwide ballot proved voters were fed up with Macri's austere economic policy.
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When built, the set would be black and austere, and filled with enormous L.E.D. screens.
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He declined to disclose further details about his investment in an austere place of solitude.
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Matt Bevin's veto of the state budget, which Mr. Bevin said was not austere enough.
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But this week, Mr. Brownback's deeply conservative state turned on him and his austere approach.
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Somewhat reclusive, he is known for producing austere, meditative buildings and often works with concrete.
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The entire island has spots of austere living right next to areas of high commerce.
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His reputation for austere integrity also made him a popular choice as an independent arbiter.
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They loomed over the lodge where I was staying, vast and austere in the dusk.
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The dining room, in shades of wood, soil, and water, is minimal without being austere.
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But the new requirements unveiled on Monday aren't as austere as some candidates had predicted.
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The men are portrayed as witty, imperfect individuals rather than austere icons to be worshiped.
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On her first attempt to join the austere, male-dominated institution, she was turned down.
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Instead, they nodded to a more austere mood, offset by black velvet and ornate embroidery.
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It is not an austere dish by any means, but it is balanced and restrained.
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Sánchez's protruding surfaces stand in contrast to the subtle planar shifts of Julio Suárez's austere monochromes.
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Austere in his habits, the Mexican candidate is in some ways quite unlike the flamboyant billionaire.
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As for the shape itself, Been wanted to create something that was symmetrical but not austere.
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Your correspondent had a more austere time in the Big Easy in 2005, after Hurricane Katrina.
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Meanwhile, Trump is floating an austere budget that could end up gutting key CCS research programs.
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" The Washington Examiner called out the Post for referring to al-Baghdadi as an "austere scholar.
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He consequently set about producing a more humane doctrine than the austere doctrine of his father.
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Saudi Arabia publicly flogs blasphemers and those who dare denounce its austere interpretation of Sunni Islam.
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The keenest participants in the Thaipusam festival prepare with days of fasting, prayer and austere living.
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Longtime futurist Max More, Alcor's current president and CEO, is sheepish about the facility's austere appearance.
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The show ends with Dick waking up that same morning, alone in his austere ranch house.
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The centerpiece of Resident Evil 2, the Police Station is an austere, neo-Victorian government building.
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They also reveal how adventurous she was as she developed her austere, sensuous, and lively aesthetic.
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And don't even get us started on his austere Twitter presence — 381 tweets in six years.
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"Shoot" involved Burden being shot in the arm in an austere gallery in Santa Ana, California.
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The result of this tinkering was that Mr Osborne's fiscal policy looked a little less austere.
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Vegetable plates are often dull and austere; Mr. Cook's version is lively and executed with style.
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There's an austere clarity to the broth, which is at once more carnal and more delicate.
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In scattered installations, however, they are imposing and austere, yet lovely in an impersonal, abstract way.
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"We want our albums to last," Robert Fripp, the austere guitar scientist behind King Crimson, said.
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Clark told Friston that Friston was, in temperament, like the austere philosopher W. V. O. Quine.
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Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri says this may be the most austere budget in Lebanon's history.
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It has a savory, austere purity, as if you were examining the wine through a microscope.
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At this point, the images become sharper, scarier and more austere, and the emotions more intense.
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Newly arrived migrants are provided with austere blue cots, portable showers and donated bread and fruit.
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The austere reds, pinks and grays of coyote willow line the banks of the Humboldt River.
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And out splashed a woman in an austere black velvet cassock, hemline dragging in the flood.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads SÃO PAULO — It's rare for austere white to feel intimate.
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Taken together, they create a wistful, emotionally vibrant counterpoint to the adult Salvador's lonely, austere odyssey.
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He sees his refusal to make an austere or "scientific" archive as a form of resistance.
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Track superintendent Moore watches the races from his austere box at the corner of the grandstands.
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Vineyards and culinary marvels beckon in the austere backcountry of the Valle de Guadalupe in Mexico.
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Since taking office, President Xi Jinping has cultivated an aura of austere probity and stern control.
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But in an austere environment, knives would seem to be too precious to use as projectiles.
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Kim, 38, and Kanye's main residence — a $60 million mansion in Hidden Hills — is similarly austere.
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In any case it seemed impenetrable behind its austere, 17th-century facades on the Left Bank.
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After decades of sitting down to austere one-serving meals, we're now being treated to a buffet.
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He was also a leading critic of the austere sexual and social mores of the Islamic Republic.
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The third was the shift in the developed world after 2010 to a more austere fiscal policy.
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By maintaining an austere stance, Mr Hammond has now amassed what is being called a £26bn "reserve".
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Austere and grey-walled, it sits amid rice fields and limestone peaks straight from a scroll painting.
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It's a more austere and monochromatic take on the sounds and rhythms he usually plays around with.
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Evan Roth arrived at his austere "Silhouette" (2015) adventitiously, by searching his archived web browser cache history.
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Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri has said this may be the most austere budget in Lebanon's history.
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The execution was slightly austere, but it was articulated in a playful, tongue-in-cheek way nonetheless.
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The installation takes up one of five inter-connected rooms inside the British Pavilion's austere Venetian palazzo.
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Likewise, the shadow looming behind Tessa's Type A neurosis takes the form of her implacable, austere mother.
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But The Handmaiden is the furthest thing you could get from an austere tale of gentle longing.
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The room is tastefully decorated, though given the provenance of the food, it seems a bit austere.
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This in turn requires that the religious establishment be forced to surrender its austere grip on society.
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No matter where and when it occurs, it will almost certainly be fought under more austere conditions.
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The paintings are austere and saturated, pared down and, like the bleeding planes, bursting at the seams.
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Now he is back, with a production of "La Clemenza di Tito," Mozart's austere, elusive final opera.
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These failures and the austere fiscal policy run by the government raised a backlash from the left.
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The healthy options and large hot food selection didn't negate the overall higher prices and austere environment.
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Three wall-based Melvin Edwards sculptures from the 1980s in Alexander Gray Associates are austere and unyielding.
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These are issues where social conservatives have pretty austere positions — positions that might, to outsiders, seem cruel.
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Austere characters, either smiling sweetly or with Art Deco non-expressions enjoy painterly pleasures of the flesh.
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These austere concrete blocks were put on Cancún beaches to serve as protection from hurricanes in 2013.
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This early more romantic work is soon superseded by Gropius's increasingly streamlined, rigorous, even austere International Style.
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It was considered an austere discipline linked to ancient texts, too complex and rigorous for ordinary people.
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But rather than lament, he used his predicament to drive home his commitment to an austere presidency.
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Past Saudi leaders tended to be austere and distant, presenting as the vanguards of inscrutable royal bureaucracies.
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Wangechi Mutu has introduced her quartet of magisterial bronze statues to the museum's austere Beaux-Arts entrance.
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The installation is ultra-austere, all white walls and window with a fiercely edited selection of photographs.
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The austere navy curtains, and tubular bed from this design are featured in How Should We Live?
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The final level, Hokkaido, takes place in a luxurious hospital, where everything is clean, stark, and austere.
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The director Andreas Kriegenburg sets the work in a late 21st century that's simultaneously austere and decadent.
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The interiors of the distant future tend to be glassily austere, as cozy as a skyscraper boardroom.
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Ferry travelers can book an austere room, or they can crash out in almost any public space.
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Parasite, after all, is a family drama deep down — much unlike the austere wartime action of Dunkirk.
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Nearby was an austere restaurant with large metal steamers of both bread and vegetarian dumplings sitting outside.
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Heg cuts an austere figure, ditching the presidential residence, flying coach and driving a white Volkswagen Jetta.
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Also about "First Reformed," Paul Schrader's austere, churning drama of wavering faith in the face of catastrophe.
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"There is a very austere, masculine, Saxon look to the vast majority of Lange watches," he said.
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Pyramid-shaped, an austere link to eternity, K23 yields only to Everest in height and is deadlier.
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He was baffled by the idea that Iranians would be expected to live in the austere structures.
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Ms. Stubbs said that she had tried to do something different from the austere renditions of Mrs.
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The president-elect, who won a landslide victory in July, has vowed to run an austere government.
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LG's solution is to roll it into an austere rectangular box that's easily mistaken for modernist furniture.
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With raw, dodged, and burned edges that accentuate the framing device, these austere canvases resemble celluloid strips.
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No one was injured, officials said, but seven buildings burned to the ground, including the austere main hall.
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For all that, it would be a mistake to assume that Ugandan writing is glum, pious or austere.
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But the prevailing attitude was that these wines were too austere, too acidic, to appeal to many Americans.
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One is Mr Blanchard's stature and past job—the IMF has long been associated with austere fiscal policy.
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She sits alone each night in an austere salon, listening to a grandfather clock tick away the minutes.
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The kingdom adheres to an austere Wahhabi brand of Sunni Islam, which bans gender mixing, concerts and cinemas.
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You might expect an austere racing machine, stripped to the point where it has mesh instead of doors.
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A friend showed Meek a letter in 2009 from a deployed Marine whose unit lived in austere surroundings.
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As the horizons slowly shift beneath them, the sun and moon remain austere constants from rise to set.
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Despite a lot of effort to make it exactly that, the end result is a painful, austere slog.
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Gray gravitates toward classical filmmaking, preferring an austere narrative style that's crisp, precise, and sometimes a bit remote.
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But the Islamic month for fasting, reflection and celebration is also far more austere here than anywhere else.
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Meanwhile, in the years since the 2008 financial crisis, most governments, including the U.S., developed more austere practices.
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The pizzicato chords of "Silver," the austere second section, were harmonically vivid but couldn't sustain a whole movement.
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Our empire is gone and I keep reading in American newspapers that Britain is sliding into austere irrelevance.
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Flaubert, the poet among novelists, transmuted disgust with the bourgeoisie into a monastic dedication to his austere art.
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Financial stability was clearly prioritised in the NFWC statement, which said China should create "an austere regulatory atmosphere".
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Another reader criticized my use of the term Wahhabism to refer to the austere Saudi interpretation of Islam.
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Increasingly started to play very late sets, playing with more austere techno artists than we were with before.
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Malaysian Islam has grown increasingly conservative in the years since, influenced by austere theologies from the Middle East.
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" The same Times story also describes conditions for these facilities as ranging from "impersonally austere to nearly bucolic.
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Saudi Arabia adheres to an austere Wahhabi brand of Sunni Islam, which bans gender mixing, concerts and cinemas.
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In one photograph, Cahun brings together two silhouette portraits of herself, bald and austere, sizing each other up.
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Their first vintage of Rathfinny, a fine, austere 20123 blanc de blancs Brut, was just released this year.
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" His "focus is panoramic rather than particular," and he shuns "the more austere and rigorous demands of lying.
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He also worked with Christian Gouges of Domaine Henri Gouges, which makes austere, long-lived Nuits-St.-Georges.
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The Glasgow School, for instance, had flipped the country's austere Baronial, Neoclassical and Victorian styles on their heads.
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The point is not to be as austere as possible and deprive yourself of all joy, Egan said.
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It was at once austere and flagrant, a rebuttal of cherished notions of what a garden should be.
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The austere beauty of the Machaut piece for two voices came through poignantly in Mr. Denk's subdued performance.
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The Row sells more vintage jewelry than contemporary pieces, and is known for an elegant but austere aesthetic.
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Her aforementioned one-liners remain as astute as they are austere, the wisdom she shares just as relatable.
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Until now, the films of Corneliu Porumboiu have been austere, rigorously linear and leavened with understated, fatalistic humor.
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Sultan Qaboos cut a fashionable figure in a region whose leaders are known for a more austere attire.
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Judge Paul W. Schmidt observed the effect of this edict from his bench in an austere Arlington courtroom.
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They do feel incongruous amid such earnest homage, the austere subjects at odds with the bar's welcoming spirit.
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His ideal society was Sparta, with its austere military ethos and do-or-die defence of national sovereignty.
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And if not washed up, it had to be abstract — the more austere, unemotional and geometric, the better.
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The physical production is austere, with little in the way of scenery beyond a constellation of light bulbs.
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The movie is as sumptuous in its color photography as it is austere in its mise-en-scène.
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Spreading Muslim rule introduced a more austere, though no less impressive, architecture of arches and jaalis (stone lattice windows).
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Facing a potential debt crisis and unwilling to accept austere loan conditions from Western institutions, Beijing offered a lifeline.
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The facilities, which could include tents, are described as "temporary and austere" in the memo, according to the official.
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Ballet was an austere and unrelenting master to me, one that asked more of me than I could give.
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Despite organizing an entire group show focusing on an austere form of photography, Gunhouse isn't opposed to new techniques.
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The "D" stood for Dezinformatsiya, or disinformation, and Agayants, an austere ethnic Armenian, was very good at his job.
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At one event (in less austere times) fellow speakers laughed at me for arriving budget rather than business class.
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The sexes rarely mix in public in a country which adheres to the austere Wahhabi brand of Sunni Islam.
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Its ornateness contrasted with the austere painting it housed, which depicted a copper cauldron and a trio of eggs.
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And what we're looking for, again, is to warm up the space, 'cause it was too austere and edgy.
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After the cartoonish abundance of America, Mahdavi found France austere, but she revelled in the palette of the Mediterranean.
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The United States adopted a similarly austere policy when it passed a sweeping overhaul of immigration laws in 1996.
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"This was supposed to be an austere time, particularly when you're not paying any of your bondholders," Pataki said.
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Those composers, in turn, have long been kindred spirits—minimalist pioneers who invest their music with an austere spirituality.
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"I felt the more austere the life, the sooner I would achieve the contemplative life I sought," he continued.
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I tried on options in super 9503 ($6,450) and super 200 ($10,475) wools that were austere and unreasonably luxe.
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The Burr Knot seems more spicy and exotic, while the Farmer's Motel is savory, pure, rich and deliciously austere.
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Finally I reached the Mirador de Colom, an austere 1888 monument to Columbus that looks out toward the Mediterranean.
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Can America's languishing rural communities reinvigorate themselves and bring jobs, infrastructure and people back to their increasingly austere landscapes?
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The wine, grown on chalky soils, is intensely mineral and stony, almost austere, with fine saline and citrus flavors.
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Living in austere conditions for extended periods of time is not uncommon and certainly not for the risk adverse.
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Three types of curious bears find and approach the equipment — especially after hibernation in austere environments, Mr. Betchkal said.
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I, too, recalled the coldness of my childhood home and the "austere and lonely offices" of my father's love.
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Compared to the austere Pro models, the 11 gets more variety to its potential wardrobe, with six color options.
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The films are accompanied by austere wrought-iron benches, linoleum and men's padded pullovers in a progression of colors.
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Visually austere and narratively clotted, "Ad Astra" tends to work best in isolated scenes rather than in the aggregate.
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The songs on "I See You" no longer insist on the austere minimalism of the band's first two albums.
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Because of these austere times, Stokes-Lampard's practice merged with a neighboring one last year to provide more resilience.
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And it is a pleasure to include another worthy name in the roster of this austere and rigorous genre.
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Vanessa James's set would at first appear to be a model of austere chic, in pristine black and white.
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Resolutely unsmiling and studiously austere, "The Untamed" behaves like a quiet horror movie with a lot on its mind.
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Admirers of this austere little tale, who include Suketu Mehta and Katherine Boo, have compared the author to Chekhov.
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Yet the same austere indeterminacy, the same allegorical quality that haunted Kitamura's earlier fiction is also at work here.
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Zaki photographed the parks early in the morning, before any skaters had arrived, to better capture their austere grandeur.
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In spare and beautiful prose he evokes an austere landscape, a struggling family and a deep source of pain.
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People were either enthralled or terrified, which made his austere style guide briefly viral for a couple of days.
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Some works had the austere, classical stylings of predecessors like Ingres and Courbet; others anticipated the cartoon stylings of anime.
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But the fire burned seven buildings to the ground, including the austere main hall, according to NHK, the national broadcaster.
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The pods themselves are 12-foot-by-12-foot cubicles, designed with the same austere, futuristic aesthetic as the lobby.
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This austere band prefers stocks with a low PE or a low price relative to the book value of assets.
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Now it can be seen in "Anri Sala: Answer Me," the artist's austere yet impassioned survey at the New Museum.
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Once you've adapted to the album's austere, almost empty shape, behold a trickier, more imaginative listen than is initially evident.
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FOR MORE than six months, austere-looking mullahs have been meeting in the Gulf for talks with sharp-suited diplomats.
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Justin, 22, is an Air Force combat controller, a special tactics operator who works under dangerous conditions in austere environments.
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In September 2015, in an austere courtroom in New York, state Supreme Court Judge Eileen Bransten dismissed the Maestracci case.
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All Copom members said more austere fiscal programs would be key to disinflation and monetary policy decisions, the minutes showed.
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Neither Waldrop's writing is quite as austere or as forcefully ideological as that of some of the poets they've published.
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But in the round, Mr Osborne's plan in November looked roughly as austere as what he had proposed in July.
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"It was intentional," he said, aimed at responding to attacks on his austere social policies, which opponents have called uncaring.
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Some policymakers and analysts argue that colleges and universities must get with the austere times and rein in reckless spending.
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As actors of undiminished allure, they deserve the best, and "Our Souls at Night" left me with an austere fantasy.
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With him, the band has devised more austere versions of the subtle but potent buildups it brought to its debut.
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With austere purity, she made the Bach-Webern score feel both like a drama of light and sculpture in motion.
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But others, when faced with the "austere clarity of facts," will be left wanting more, namely a sense of invention.
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It and the track that follows it, Mr. Smith's "Marian Anderson," are the dramatic spikes in a fairly austere record.
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It's rugged enough to launch from and land on an aircraft carrier as well as fly from austere land bases.
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However lavish, this 1961 film is a prelude the austere historical dramas Rossellini would begin making later in the decade.
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Missing is Meir's austere minimalism, his sleek surfaces, and sense of weightlessness — all things the Lambert House is known for.
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A monochromatic pair of diamond, iron, white gold and blackened silver earrings are an austere abstraction of a medal silhouette.
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Shehu studied at a Koranic school and an austere government boarding school before attending a teacher training college in Kaduna.
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Photography's fraught and complicated relationship to the older genre may be too heavy a subject for Mr. Houck's austere approach.
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Leopold's court observed the Calvinist faith, a liturgically austere branch of Protestantism that prohibited elaborate music in its church services.
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In its early years of nationhood, the country had a distinct but austere tradition of mosque architecture to draw on.
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His austere modal melodies guide the group in and out of improvisations that always keep the longer line in mind.
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The Victorian-era costumes are detailed and elaborate, a contrast with the austere settings, often flooded in harsh frontal lighting.
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It was odd but had an austere beauty that set off the ginkgo and persimmon trees that lined the paths.
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Her self-sufficiency and resilience are confirmed as she arrives in a grand, austere chateau and starts to settle in.
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To sushi snobs, part of the allure is surely that no other food demands such austere discipline of its makers.
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At its core is Susan (Amy Adams), a gallery owner with an austere haircut and a savage dose of insomnia.
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Candles burned, bodies touched, eyes glowed; religion seemed neither forbidding nor austere: an embrace of life in all its facets.
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Gina is so unimpressed by this childish superstition and so dismayed by her austere environment that she contemplates running away.
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Public entertainment, including music and dancing, is rare in Saudi Arabia because of the kingdom's austere Wahhabi brand of Islam.
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Early in the show, a tall, austere, older woman in black (Karen Kandel) slips a telephone earpiece beneath Seacole's wig.
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The timeless and austere wonders of Mada'in Saleh contrast with the luxury trappings of the music festival, Winter at Tantora.
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There she began creating conceptual art that was less austere than what other conceptual artists were doing at the time.
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Filled with glittering LED sculptures, Pace Gallery doesn't look much like the other austere Chelsea galleries on West 24th Street.
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The result, say critics, is a neighborhood that is a hodgepodge of low-rise industrial buildings interspersed with cold, austere towers.
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An exhibition presents a less familiar side of the artist, primarily known for his late austere still lifes from the 203s.
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The Jamaat advocates an austere, Arabian form of Islam, which has never had much of a following in relatively liberal Bangladesh.
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Tim Yatras: I guess some people may know me from Austere, or perhaps the Woods of Desolation album Torn Beyond Reason.
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I was one half of Austere for the duration of its life; however, actually Germ pre-dates that by several years.
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Clouds of austere, sensibility suited, utterly interchangeable looking middle aged people were milling about the cavernous lobby, as you might expect.
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It's a series of performance vignettes filmed at the Roden Crater, James Turrell's austere Land Art project in the Arizona desert.
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The headline briefly called him the "austere religious scholar at helm of Islamic State" as opposed to, you know, a murderer.
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Launch site services are planned to be austere — primarily a concrete pad with bolt-down fixtures and generator or shore power.
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Yet Britons are fed up with the Tories' austere fiscal policy, as the large vote for Jeremy Corbyn's Labour Party suggested.
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Here are the good, the bad and the ugly of the major apps that took the austere leap into modern times.
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The new apartment towers built to house 11,000 athletes and 6,000 coaches during Rio's Games are being called basic, even austere.
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Dark's austere atmosphere makes sense, since the drama's creators were never interested in making Germanic Stranger Things in the first place.
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And in Ireland, even as conventional forms of worship lose traction, there is no shortage of takers for austere Catholic rituals.
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Yet in spite of his notoriously austere approach to filmmaking, Bird maintains that Zulawski wasn't all gloom and doom on set.
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There was something appropriately austere about the setting, as if through architectural restraint alone the devil could be kept at bay.
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The hearings were held in an austere business conference room, with an empty seat earmarked for the absent oil company representatives.
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They have regained ground in recent weeks, in part due to relief about an austere budget announced by his economic team.
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The austere beauty of her work, its almost pulsating wordlessness and the richness of its sorrow, is kindred to this silence.
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Yang, an Australian citizen, has already spent more than seven months detained in "austere conditions," according to his lawyer Robert Stary.
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"The Army has these unique capabilities to redeploy their forces or insert their forces into an austere environment if needed," Sgt.
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He is credited with defeating the Shining Path terrorists who destabilized the country, and his austere economic policies reined in hyperinflation.
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So do the multifarious love nests (mattresses, straw, chopped-up foam rubber, water) of a more austere faux beach, "Eden" (1969).
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An impossible documentary, at once austere and rhapsodic, it evokes the 18th century while feeling as present as a live concert.
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RIGID AND austere, King Chulalongkorn, the fifth monarch of Thailand's Chakri dynasty, gazes across Bangkok's Royal Plaza from a gleaming steed.
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The austere lines of 1930s design are tempered by the glassware, the textiles, and the more playful character of 1970s furniture.
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The London production of "King Lear," directed by Deborah Warner, was austere, Brechtian and British, with a sly indictment of Blairism.
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Yet he has carved a voice that is uniquely Australian, finding poetry and an austere beauty in local vernacular and landscape.
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Just as he had in his meeting with Mr. Moon in Panmunjom, Mr. Kim wore an austere black Mao-style suit.
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The book's most resonant chords hover at a frequency detected in the balance of Avedon's austere minimalism and Baldwin's mournful jeremiad.
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Now, brutalist buildings have the veneer of a grave for most people who don't know the history—austere, imposing, gray monoliths.
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It's not that we want the worlds to be there; it's just the simplest, most austere way of understanding the data.
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While calling to mind the work of Lucinda Childs, her style of repetition was less coolly austere, more sumptuous and brazen.
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The label's austere design aesthetic—block letters, black-and-white photography, sparse notes—was consistent to the point of self-parody.
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That we don't see the speakers and can't know what's being said is the point of this austere and poignant Babel.
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From its austere 81 percent bittersweet to its wacky freeze-dried mint gelato, Tcho, in the Bay Area, is always innovating.
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The spotlight is on her as she stands ramrod straight, a radiant beacon that takes centerstage in this dim austere chamber.
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Let New York have its austere, pinstriped Yankees, the visual embodiment of old money and Wall Street — Houston represented the future.
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Next, an austere budget would be passed, with emergency funds allotted for the construction of a wall along the Southern border.
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It can take years -- even decades -- to get anything built, and not because of Europe's austere fiscal rules that limit spending.
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He believed that there had been too much reliance on long stretches of austere recitative, which could get a little dreary.
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Similar to Doris Salcedo's austere, politically freighted concrete-filled furniture sculptures, Libro enacts, in its chosen medium, a poetics of opacity.
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Compared to Mud Root Ochre Leaf Star, the Synecdoche paintings suddenly feel austere — those skins are flat, closed patches of color.
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Juxtaposed with Zealy's austere image of Delia, Faustine self-portrait, "Venus of Vlacke bos" (2012), is a serene pronouncement of self.
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The infectious melodies of the Jackson 5 are a pretty good way to melt away a poker face — austere toddlers, be warned.
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Repurposing the Santa Lucía airbase is the sort of low-budget, low-impact alternative that appeals to the ostentatiously austere president-elect.
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And they have been doing such a great job in a very austere condition as far as these crimes that are committed.
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Although it seems to have been conceived with Minimalist precepts in mind, the effect is a paradoxical sensation of austere, shimmering lushness.
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"In a very difficult, very austere environment, our special forces were able to do something that was very very significant," retired Col.
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"Venus squares Saturn retrograde which means the royal baby could be austere around matters of love and even lack confidence," Stardust says.
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His films were shot with a bare-bones crew and an austere budget, with scripts often improvised after shooting had already begun.
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According to the Kings Fund, an independent health care charity, the National Health Service is halfway through its most austere decade ever.
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Jones has taken an abstract, reductive possibility and made something fresh and austerely sensual (or is it sensually austere) out of it.
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CANNES, France (Reuters) - With its characters herding cattle through an austere, dusty landscape, "The Harvesters" bears a passing resemblance to a Western.
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Mr Buhari, an austere former general, won an election two years ago largely because he promised to restore security and fight corruption.
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Four days after a new patriarch, chosen from Thai Buddhism's more austere fraternity, was installed the junta declared emergency powers over Dhammakaya.
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"In this austere environment it's easy to say children are important, but look at some of the big police budgets," says Gamble.
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The carte is designed to resemble the austere cream book covers used by Gallimard, which published Sartre, de Beauvoir and Albert Camus.
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He's so tortured in Shame (2011), rapaciously hunting sexual encounters while hosting his equally kinky sister (Carey Mulligan) in his austere apartment.
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The new HP Omen line of Windows 232 gaming laptops and desktops, which the company unveiled on Thursday, is anything but austere.
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One argued his firm's party was more austere than in prior years, and that festive Instagram photos with ostentatious hashtags misrepresented it.
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One of them is Plume, whose distinctive silver hexagonal pods, which come six in a pack, are almost the definition of austere.
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The festival, whose roots lie in a tradition of carnal indulgence before the austere Catholic season of Lent, officially ends next Wednesday.
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Jeffrey Van Velsor's set design, which is austere in looks but flexible in function, neatly handles the story's demand for various locations.
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Slumping copper prices have led mining companies to approach workers with offers that are seen as more austere than in years past.
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It was taken by Lewis Baltz, famous for his austere black-and-white photographs of tract houses that despoil the American West.
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Something about the cavernous warehouse roof, the grid of fluorescent lighting and the austere, sterile design brought on a sense of familiarity.
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I've seen a few austere photographs, but I don't know what their voices sounded like or how they moved through a room.
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None of us voted for the austere Mr. Juncker, who is nominated by the European Council and approved by the European Parliament.
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The F-35B can take off and land vertically from amphibious assault ship flight decks and austere locations with little runway space.
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What exactly happened to John in Korea, if he ever went there at all, is one of this austere novel's many enigmas.
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President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, who took office in December after a sweeping election victory, has pledged to run an austere government.
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I come from a generation of Saudi Arabians that experienced firsthand the unfavorable lifestyle and image imposed by an austere Islamic culture.
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His work has a streamlined intelligence, attention to detail and austere beauty that make it seem transparent yet mysterious, straightforward yet perverse.
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The album is lean and dry but hardly austere: It feels dynamic and fully realized, a product of intense real-time exchange.
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Those measures, along with a tighter monetary policy and an austere budget passed by Congress in October, have helped stabilize the peso.
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The company started Roam Madrid in a former convent, but it closed it after finding the conditions too austere even for nomads.
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Most of the leading newspapers devised their own design languages, promoting a look that, although it might be austere, was very particular.
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You could eat it on its own, but it completes the somewhat austere flavor of the beef from a Piedmontese cattle breed.
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It's an austere, pitiless world and might be a near-unbearable, unwatchable one if the director Daniela Thomas didn't hook you early.
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Labour Minister Nidal al Batyneh told reporters that people should get used to a more austere lifestyle until the crisis is over.
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He unearths an early painting from 1983, an austere canvas depicting a solitary prison and conduits leading underground to vacant tomblike chambers.
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There is something of Leopold Bloom's odyssey in his solitary, ruminating walk, although his character and Moore's style are austere by comparison.
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The wedding took place in an austere Anglican Church, and though there were traditional elements, this was no button-up royal ceremony.
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She appeared in court in an austere black head scarf and baggy white blouse, a contrast from the opulent styles she designed.
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Essentially, for all of Mr. Trump's populist rhetoric, he has outsourced his domestic policy agenda to the austere, spending-averse congressional Republicans.
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The F-35B is a short takeoff and vertical landing variant and specifically designed to operate from austere airfields and amphibious ships.
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"Without corruption and with an austere government we can pull Mexico from an economic crisis, from discomfort and from poverty," he said.
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While making his way through the austere Kekexili region of the Tibetan plateau, a rugged truck driver accidentally runs over a sheep.
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Critic's Pick Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker, amid "West Side Story" previews, presented an austere and captivating dance set to Bach's cello suites.
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Freshly mourning his mother, Theo is immersed both spiritually and aesthetically in blue at the Barbours' austere and lavish New York palace.
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The legal team of Walid bin Attash, led by Ms. Bormann, favors the austere black abaya of their client's native Saudi Arabia.
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Since then, the pair's beautifully austere straw Brodgar chair has been a consistent best seller, with more demand than Gauld can answer.
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If San Pedro de Atacama is a beehive of light-handed tourism, the outskirts are nature in her most austere, elemental state.
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As envisaged by the pioneering architect Attílio Corrêa Lima, Goiânia seems to have had a more inviting feel than Brasília's austere modernism.
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Opponents of statehood also criticized the potential cost of the commission, given Puerto Rico's austere budget that came into effect in July.
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This is churrasco, Brazilian barbecue, opulent and austere at once, the meat scarcely adorned and tasting only of itself, salt and fire.
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Johnny had a plate with ten whole eggs in front of him, arranged in a way that is best described as austere.
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And indeed, despite GG's austere and allegorical modes of storytelling, the theme of alienation in I'm Not Here resonates loud and clear.
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The film pointedly contrasts the splendor of the Scottish landscape with the punishingly austere lives of the farmers who toil in the fields.
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Rouhani and Khamenei, who are believed to lead austere lifestyles and do not have high salaries, have not declared whether they will participate.
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The government is seeking to finalize a budget that Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri says may be the most austere in Lebanese history.
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The government is seeking to finalise a budget that Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri says may be the most austere in Lebanese history.
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Her recent book offers an investigation of the irrational and the unconventional currents swirling behind the Bauhaus's signature sleek surfaces and austere structures.
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He rejects the idea that Mr Modi, an austere figure, was behind the decision to issue his arrest warrant and revoke his passport.
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Using FARPs, as they're known, at airfields in austere or remote locations, can increase Air Force aircraft's ability to operate in contested environments.
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Ties between the two countries had suffered during the assault on the Jamaat, which had championed an austere, Middle Eastern form of Islam.
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Here's how to go about it: You don't have to get a big raise or commit to an austere budget to start saving.
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Presidents Bill Clinton and George H.W. Bush possessed heartier appetites than provided for in the the more austere kitchen of President Ronald Reagan.
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" Russell explains that they "wanted the book to have an austere, retro-futuristic feel that emulated early avant garde and science fiction cinema.
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Hysterical LiteratureAt first glance, Hysterical Literature appears to be a series of women filmed in an austere setting, reading passages out of books.
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And Mr. Atkins played a live set on Saturday afternoon in his austere, minimal duo with Mr. Von Oswald, the German techno producer.
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The list is devoid of anything austere or chinstroke-y, but it does represent a wide sampling of the genre's most visible forms.
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While the league's newest facilities have been built with palatial home clubhouses the size of health clubs, the Warriors' was austere and cramped.
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Instead, FKA twigs delivers it over austere, Satie-like piano chords, unpredictable gusts of electronics and whispered beatboxing, making her need more intimate.
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Modish, persona-heavy metafiction or fealty to a more austere and straight-backed standard: this was not a difference that could be split.
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In structure and tone, "Moonlight" sets itself against the earnest, austere naturalism that has become a default setting for movies about social misery.
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For that matter, the upmarket clientele in the Midtown Village enclave casually referred to by all as the Gayborhood looked anything but austere.
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His strong hand is credited with defeating the Shining Path terrorists who destabilized the country, and his austere economic policies reined in hyperinflation.
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Her work, which first came to notice with the brilliant "May B" in 1981, is difficult, austere, relentless, and occasionally charming and funny.
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The three more austere "Turangalîla" movements are like musical landscapes, Mr. Salonen said, except here listeners take themselves to their own personal places.
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"Rogue Idiot" and "Stress Ganz" find the producer crafting austere jungle manipulations, characterized by careful handling of negative space and laser-eyed focus.
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The incident has exposed the austere measures Egypt has been taking weeks after signing a $12 billion deal with the International Monetary Fund.
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Roth also is declaring his vocation as an artist, and he is committing himself to a very austere life of dedication to art.
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The teenage martyr venerated here presides over the apse in an austere, Byzantine-style mosaic of elongated figures set against a gold background.
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She suggested we have dinner together at the Stanhope, a lovely, rather austere, now defunct hotel across from the Metropolitan Museum — her treat.
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These paintings, after the austere meditational quality of the first room, turn up the volume with their reds, muted yellows, and purplish-blacks.
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She always returned to the austere seclusion that was her home for nearly a half-century, although her trailer was upgraded in 1994.
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ANTHONY TOMMASINI at 59 minutes 16 seconds Karlheinz Stockhausen has a forbidding reputation as a composer of imposingly austere and impenetrably highbrow works.
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The entrance to Villa Albergoni had been austere, so Visconti di Modrone hung giant maps from an antique book shop, Perini, in Verona.
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"The intent was to provide close air support and recover to an austere field, using only weapons and fuel we had available ourselves."
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Quickly realizing that this austere existence was not for him, Koestler transformed himself into a journalist, working as a stringer for German newspapers.
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Between them came austere black and gray suiting with the ruff of a clerical collar peeking out; lacy chemise dresses and tapestry brocades.
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Rather than looking like futuristic DVD player, like so many game consoles before it, the Xbox Series X resembles an austere PC tower.
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The bricolage makes for a refreshing arrangement, distinct from the austere and minimalist light works that too often illuminate typically white-walled galleries.
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Instead, they found themselves trapped in the austere back rooms of strip-mall brothels — trafficking victims trapped among South Florida's rich and famous.
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Masterfully finished furniture and wood carvings, for example, came from salvaged materials used to improve and customize otherwise cold and austere camp environments.
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Scattered across hundreds of bases in scores of countries around the world, US military personnel often find themselves in mundane, even austere, surroundings.
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On earlier releases, Cave's lyrics could veer towards the overly verbose, but he's pared down his language to austere, elegiac lines on Skeleton Tree.
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To fully show off their art collection, the family keeps their design scheme on the minimal, austere side with white walls and hardwood floors.
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It was our interpretation of the Borden house, because the bed and breakfast is their version—but we wanted it to be more austere.
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Saudi Arabia follows an austere interpretation of Islam, prohibiting socializing between men and women who are not related and banning most forms of music.
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The Saudi royal family, which practices an austere and conservative strand of Sunni Islam known as Wahhabism, controls Islam's holiest shrines, Mecca and Medina.
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With brands now a mishmash of Helvetica, austere design, all forms of kale, and boutique fitness, the basic food-court smoothie seems innocently retro.
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The cabernets are generally leaner and more austere than those from Napa, and more savory, with briarlike herbal touches and that scent of graphite.
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Second, European countries had become mass democracies, which made the austere policies needed to stabilise a currency in a crisis harder to push through.
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BJ: My favorite filmmaker is Claire Denis, and she uses orchestral scoring in films pretty liberally, despite being considered this very austere arthouse filmmaker.
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There was certainly an austere logic in arguing that the private sector could enforce discipline on the finance sector through the threat of default.
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Director Theodore Gershuny spends a lot of time at the start of the picture establishing a mood, lingering over austere, wintry New England landscapes.
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Artemis has hotels, and places that cater to tourists, and behind that is the austere accommodations for the people who live and work there.
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His hammy fables of the loving-yet-austere upbringing of little Joey Biden in his idealized birthplace of Scranton, Pennsylvania, are easy to mock.
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"Absolute Hell" feels timely not only for its gloomy outlook and recognisably austere backdrop, but because third places are losing ground in modern cities.
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If the euro area is to keep Italy on board, it will need to become a bit less austere and a bit more Italian.
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The horizontal "Decumaria" (2018), made of moon gold, oxidized silver and red clay, resembles the austere ornamentation one imagines paneling an ancient Roman temple.
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The Vision 2030 reform program contains plans to shed the kingdom's austere reputation, wean the economy off oil and create jobs for young Saudis.
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Much of the ruling political and religious elite is drawn from the Najd, which is also identified with the austere Wahhabi form of Islam.
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"Holy Child"—a collaboration with the minimalist composer William Basinski—seems austere and slow, as a woman's chants are tracked by sparse, muted drumrolls.
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He might well say such a thing, since he had been so long in his austere order that abnegation was a way of life.
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As a composer, Muhly is attracted to glittering sounds, elegantly intertwining lyrical lines, and austere polyphonic textures modelled on Renaissance and Anglican choral music.
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Champagne can go well with fried dishes, Mr. Parr suggested, but often it is too austere, particularly those labeled extra brut or brut nature.
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Inside, it's cozy but austere, with just a few wooden tables and a counter behind which several neatly aproned employees move in quiet concert.
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Someday, maybe we'll recognize that queer is actually the norm, and the notion of static sexual identities will be seen as austere and reductive.
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That this austere freedom was enjoyed just minutes from the seashore hotels, all of them sites of unrelenting ornamental abundance, amplified the beach's virtues.
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For years, Moffit's work has been defined by its austere, hyper-masculine geometric forms that match the macabre chic of his gallery, Blackman Cruz.
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When, for example, it's an Initial Contingency Location, which, according to a Pentagon "Contingency Basing" manual, is characterized by austere infrastructure and limited services.
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A study in midcentury drab, the room is clean, borderline austere, meticulously arranged and one flickering light bulb away from David Lynch-style uneasiness.
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That means they will need temporary eating facilities and tents if permanent facilities are overwhelmed — or if they are sent to more austere locations.
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We learn that Versace, growing up in Calabria in austere postwar Italy, was encouraged by his mother, herself a dressmaker, to follow his dreams.
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Sri Lanka Dispatch KATTANKUDY, Sri Lanka — When the Wahhabis came, with their austere ideology and abundant coffers, the town of Kattankudy yielded fertile ground.
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While Meghan Markle wore a conservative, almost austere, wedding gown, Eugenie might choose an edgier dress that makes a real impact on bridal trends.
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It sequences horizontal, vertical and diagonal lines in various combinations across a grid; its austere precision still packs the same philosophical and visual bite.
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I've been making hand sanitizer at home based on the WHO guide meant to supply remote and austere locations since we can't get enough.
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Last month, Lebanon passed a 2019 budget which Prime Minister Saad Hariri warned could be the "most austere" financial plan in the country's history.
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Another theory is that he's standing in front of a green screen, made to look like an austere book-laden study in the background.
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The colorful lighting, by Madeline Best, shifts into something starker and more austere as the dancers pair off and fall backward in slow motion.
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But in terms of spending, Mr. Trump has embraced the austere preferences of congressional Republicans, even when that approach has contradicted his campaign promises.
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They live alone with a handsome dog in a little yurt on a big plateau in an austere land where few other creatures roam.
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According to the Kings Fund, an independent health care charity, the National Health Service is more than halfway through its most austere decade ever.
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On Architecture Across the province's cliffside fishing towns, Omar Gandhi's residential architecture is as austere and intense as the environment for which it's built.
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Their austere, fiscally orthodox measures have been popular with international financial markets and investors but have left mixed feelings at home, tempering presidential aspirations.
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The exhibition in Hill Art Foundation's austere galleries on Tenth Avenue at the north end of Chelsea offers a challenging response to this situation.
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Its confident, modernist lines are complemented by a less austere chorus of sloping roof, small lattice windows, curvaceous chimney-tops and a weather vane.
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In the 1980s, the dictator Nicolae Ceausescu's repressive regime, along with increasing shortages, made the country an austere and unattractive destination for foreign tourists.
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Romo, who cites Winston Churchill and Napoleon as influences, said AMLO was committed to running an austere government with a fully independent central bank.
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However, there's the idea and then there's real life, and the Palm IRL doesn't quite deliver on the promise of its digitally austere lifestyle.
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While writing an austere dissertation on a neglected treatise by Aristotle, she began a second book, about the urge to deny one's human needs.
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At times, Malick's film feels like an extremely austere retelling of The Sound of Music, using the war to spin a dark fairy tale.
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Anchored by a startling performance by Michalina Olszanska, the Czech film "I, Olga Hepnarova" is an austere, hypnotic story of sadness, madness and murder.
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The pretty austere-looking fishing village of Cellardyke was known as the drunkest place in Scotland during the first half of the 2202th century.
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Toller is headed for a breakdown, or maybe an epiphany, and when it comes, it turns the whole measured, austere film on its ear.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - The speech was long, the refreshments austere, but Zhang Weiguo, a Communist Party official from Hubei province in central China, was thrilled.
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Trudy Benson's "Blue Cell" (2016), in oil and acrylic, is an austere, tough-looking work from an artist who often revels in painterly flamboyance.
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I would bypass the clunky, excessively sweet granolas that rule the day in favor of this rather austere mixture from the Odeon, an exceptional standout.
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The Super Hercules planes can touch down on austere landing zones - essentially makeshift runways - and are often used for humanitarian relief missions and special operations.
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The mezzanine has a solid back so things won't tip out when the desk moves, a plus given the austere styling of the whole kit.
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In the excerpt, Brennan-Jobs depicts Jobs through the eyes of a confused little girl looking for love in the face of an austere father.
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The brand of Islam practiced in Bangladesh, Kamal told me, has never been the prohibitive and austere style that's trumpeted by oil-rich Saudi sheikhs.
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"The ability to refuel aircraft at forward airfields and in austere environments is a critical element of Agile Combat Employment," said US Air Force Col.
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He tried to conform with the austere mores, working in the fields and, at 603, serving in a tough combat unit while writing at night.
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But the structure and austere presentation also mirrors Bresson's own films, which were increasingly marked less by what they were than what they were not.
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The caucus refused to sign on to this year's quite austere House Republican budget; their dream policy is a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution.
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For whatever reason, too many American moviegoers think of these sorts of films as slow-moving, austere tales of gentle longing or what have you.
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Hardly any furniture, except a rustic wood easel and a potbellied cast-iron stove, has been installed to give a sense of their austere décor.
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Much of the movie takes place in Shideh's apartment, a modest, austere, flatly lighted space that doesn't come with the usual haunted-house dark corners.
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So it was oddly logical that the austere gloom of David Fincher's world was followed by the bizarre stylings of French fabulist Jean-Pierre Jeunet.
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She's long been a master of pristine, interlocking synth sequences—austere and striking like a Malevich painting—but what's here is mistier and more diffuse.
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But Insomniac's EDC 21995 poster looks a lot more somber than usual, with its black-and-white color palette, austere font style, and minimalist design.
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"I liked the contrast of the white austere office building and their wearing these fatigues that you associate with heroism and combat," he told me.
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And Mr. Blake's latest, "The Colour in Anything" (Republic), is familiarly meditative and aching; he's an austere singer who finds swing in minimal electronic compositions.
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I trust that Mr. López Obrador, a man known for his personal honesty and austere nature, will not strain the public budget nor nationalize enterprises.
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On a night-time visit business-school students surrounded his tomb, as Franciscans in black robes charmed them with stories of their austere daily lives.
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It's easy to imagine him in some austere glass cube of an office, pitching investors on a company that doesn't actually do anything, and succeeding.
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She does not buy the "austere" claim that moral theories are just theories, whose only role is giving an abstract account of right and wrong.
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A tall, austere and uncompromising man, Riley was a natural-born crusader, who rarely saw a religious fight he did not think he could win.
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By contrast, Jordan Ruiz's crab-and-redfish gumbo at the Munch Factory, his restaurant in the Lower Garden District, is much darker and comparatively austere.
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Lsel Station, by contrast, is austere and utilitarian, maintaining a tense independence from Teixcalaan partly through the careful machinations of the former ambassador Yskandr Aghavn.
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A rotund man holding a pig on a stick faces off with an austere penitent, holding a baker's peel on which there are two fish.
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Add simulated inlaid wood trim and the ambience inside climbs toward the premium level (though I see the white-on-black gauge cluster as austere).
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Greene gives only faint recognition to the stark contrast between the austere judge she is by day and the freewheeling player she is by night.
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"68 Whiskey," a new military show from Imagine Entertainment and CBS, aspires to be a dark comedy about medics at an austere outpost in Afghanistan.
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Runner-up in the last two presidential contests, Lopez Obrador has promised an "austere" budget, to be achieved by battling corruption and cutting government waste.
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As U.S.-Taliban peace talks gain momentum, many women fear losing hard-earned freedoms since U.S.-backed Afghan forces overthrew the austere Taliban in 2001.
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Outwardly austere, seething with inner drama, this is the only modern Passion that breathes the same air as Bach's, and its neglect defies comprehension. ♦
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She's just Syd on her debut solo album, "Fin," and on "Body," as on most of the album, she keeps things whispery and ruthlessly austere.
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A highlight is the inclusion of "Prepared Piano" (1962-3); in its current state, yellowed keys are sheathed under protective glass, seeming austere and aged.
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The results were powerfully structured wines that were sternly austere when young, and which could take years to soften and emerge from their tannic cocoons.
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The Linda of "Improvement" — which was written in the 1980s and is being given a soulfully austere revival at the Kitchen in Chelsea through Feb.
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Aloof and austere, Thieu also lacked Ky's charisma, and his supporters were often repelled more by Ky's abrasiveness than enticed by true esteem for Thieu.
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These pieces resemble relics of a lost community, much like Kazem's more austere "Keyboard," (1995), made up of key hooks indicative of numerous unseen occupants.
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Even Chile's upper class has historically shunned ostentation in favor of austere practicality — in Concepción, for example, the oldest buildings only date to the 1950s.
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These are works to be admired, surely, but would I wish to return to the gallery to bask in their austere glory day after day?
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Created exactly 20 years after that painting and only seven years before his death, "The Syndics" is an austere evolution of Rembrandt's prowess for portraiture.
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The choices are: Kinda Dry, winey with a dry finish; Half Sour, pale, tart and food-friendly; Still Bone Dry, austere, with slight carbonation; and Bone Dry, also austere with more vigorous spritz: Brooklyn Cider House ciders, in 750-milliliter bottles for around $10, and 12-ounce bottles for about $3 at stores in the Hudson Valley and New York City, with information at brooklynciderhouse.com.
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Yu said research institutes have set up partnerships with major vaccine producers in China, but that developing a safe and effective vaccine was an "austere task".
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The daughter of a Portuguese native who emigrated to the United States when she was young, Mazza tells Creators that her mother's upbringing was very austere.
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Where the austere Shaker cabinets and rocking chairs are unpainted or feature muted blues, rust reds, and ochers, each of the Aestheticist pieces are proud peacocks.
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Before a crowd of politicians, investors, and journalists, the Quintero One appeared, a silver capsule with a more austere design than the drawings made by PriestmanGoode.
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It is unclear, though, how far Germany's parliament and establishment will allow the coalition to stray from the austere scepticism of former finance minister Wolfgang Schaeuble.
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In a sector buffeted by slower growth and changing consumer habits, investors have cheered its austere management discipline, including a strategy known as zero-based budgeting.
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In contrast with the recent films about Scientology, the pared-down, austere "Apostasy" doesn't have the action-movie pace or skulduggery to attract a wide audience.
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The plug-in hybrid's interior design is clean and austere, with a more pared-down version of the i-Cockpit that Peugeot first announced in 2010.
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It certainly feels timely to turn away from the austere, pared-back designs we adored in the '90s and '00s and revel in sequins and feathers.
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It's a beautiful homage to the Golden Age of space exploration and it's a bit more modern-looking than the original, austere black-and-white Speedmaster.
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Writer and director Edward Robles elegantly blends these scenes with maps, email text, and a brief clip of live-action video, for an austere, expressive aesthetic.
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Mr. Obama has been speaking for some time about the need for the West to more effectively counter the austere and apocalyptic pronouncements of Islamist extremists.
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Since then HP has gone through many transitions — including splitting into two companies — and buttoned down its gaming line into the powerful, yet austere Envy line.
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It's his most accomplished one yet, with the sweet romanticism and austere cool of new wave cut through with slashes of emotional, social and political sorrow.
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In 2014, a retrospective of four major early works by the Belgian choreographer Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker was an extravagant helping of her antic, austere style.
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"You're going to see a lot more consolidation," Mr. Roades said, especially among the hospitals that will struggle to remain open in a more austere environment.
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The new move against the temple comes days after the king's appointment of a new supreme patriarch from the most austere of two Thai Buddhist fraternities.
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Ornament is Crime is a visual compendium of the Modernist home, from early 1900s designs to contemporary structures carrying the austere style into the 21st century.
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Perceval directed the production, in austere fashion; the sets were minimal and abstract, with actors and singers inching about the stage in the Robert Wilson fashion.
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But these details and vignettes are part of an austere classicism, rather than a new choreographic language, slowly building to evoke a poetic and specific world.
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Notwithstanding its incipient landscape suggestion, the painting channels both John Chamberlain's crushed and reconstituted automobile parts and Conrad Marca-Relli's austere formalist patchwork — quite a feat.
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In her book MAKING MORALITY WORK (Oxford University, $67), she characterizes as "austere" the view that a moral theory need not have concern for its usability.
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That's where I found Hostel Sklep, where I paid 239 koruny a night for a private room furnished in a style I'd call Pre-Ikea Austere.
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When she was young, Ms. Tower composed austere, pointillist music in the then-dominant 12-tone style, but soon turned toward a propulsive and visceral language.
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" This harsh portrait was at odds with the grandfather she knew, an austere New Englander "made more approachable by age and the twinkle in his eyes.
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The facility's inadequacy, officials warned, "will continue to degrade emergency response," and "cramped and austere living conditions" for firefighters would most likely result in retention problems.
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Coetzee's austere sequel to "The Childhood of Jesus" picks up in an indeterminate country populated by refugees who are "washed clean" of their memories on arrival.
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This seems in keeping with the Yankees' austere image: no player names on the jerseys, no beards or long hair, no mascots frolicking around the stands.
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In contrast to their austere 2017 agenda, the Conservatives now promise more public spending, encouraging Labour to double down on its austerity-ending platform of 2017.
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Its selection is limited, and frequently random, and the vibe is often austere, hardly a place where a family would want to get its weekly groceries.
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Others include Dmitri Tcherniakov's austere rendering of "Eugene Onegin," Francesca Zambello's take on the tragic "La Traviata" and Tchaikovsky's final opera, "Iolanta," staged by Sergey Zhenovach.
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This austere profile, betraying no emotion but designed to convey a sense of majesty, marked the queen's transition from a young princess to a settled monarch.
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Fincher's tenderly austere sensibilities are an ideal match for Reznor, kindred spirits invested in telling fully realized audiovisual stories about the absurd anxieties of our age.
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That August, in London, Nott led a five-day surgical-training course for around thirty-five doctors who work in "austere environments" all over the world.
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Tens of thousands of Afghan civilians, security forces and 2,400 U.S. service members have been killed in conflicts since austere Taliban rule toppled in late 2001.
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The dominant sound of 2017, austere and ominous, continues the long, steady ascent of trap music, which emerged out of Southern rap in the early 2000s.
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As she assumes both parts in Lucy's dialogue with her austere, judgmental mother, you may at first feel like you're eavesdropping on a rather mundane conversation.
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An ecclesiastical influence can be seen in this residence in a northwest suburb of Chicago, with its austere lines, lofty interior and use of stained glass.
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It recalls the residences of the austere late-colonial era, which had strict threshold boundaries in order to keep the domestic sphere free of everyday grit.
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Tax cuts and austere budgeting during Martinez&aposs two terms in office have trimmed the ranks of state government workers by thousands without restoring a robust economy.
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The Navy memo outlines plans to build "temporary and austere" tent cities to house 25,000 migrants at abandoned airfields just outside the Florida panhandle near Mobile, Ala.
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Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri has said Lebanon faces catastrophe if the government does not carry out what may be the most austere budget in its history.
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Mephedrone is a drug associated with gay sex, which is funny given I was taking it merely to be sociable in the most sexually austere of environments.
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Reflecting his austere manner, Lopez Obrador arrived at Congress in a modest white Volkswagen sedan with little visible security, in contrast to the lifestyles of his predecessors.
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Walking to the entrance of our building, across a rather austere plaza, we sometimes pass groups of architecture students in drab, well-cut clothes and interesting glasses.
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The Washington Post changed the headline on its Al-Baghdadi obituary from "Islamic State's terrorist-in-Chief" to "austere religious scholar at helm of Islamic State." pic.twitter.
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His austere aesthetic is informed by the summer vacations he spent in Japan while pursuing a doctoral degree in economics from Harvard, mostly visiting temples and meditating.
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But at its core, Potential Drawings is an innately human series; the works' soft lines and dots evoke bodily curves and make the otherwise austere drawings intimate.
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But changing her pay and her staff's working hours is one thing; shaking things up outside her austere, cavernous offices in north-western Tokyo is quite another.
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Daniel Handler's The Austere Academy, The Ersatz Elevator, The Vile Village, The Hostile Hospital, and The Carnivorous Carnival (Season 2 is two episodes longer than Season 1).
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But the collapse of the Soviet Union plunged Cuba into its most austere times, and for a while, Coppelia made ice cream with water instead of milk.
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That way you can have a digital, information-rich dial during the day, then have the watch automatically transform into a glitzy-yet-austere watchface after 6.
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But his aspirations are a tall order in a country where the royal family rules in a pact with austere and powerful Wahhabi clerics wary of modernization.
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Her task is comprehension rather than replication, and she uses a measured, lyrically austere prose, whose even tread barely betrays the considerable passion that drives it onward.
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That was roughly 15% more than Macri and his running mate Miguel Angel Pichetto, with analysts saying it proved voters were fed up with austere economic policy.
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We also want to remind you that you don't have to spend a lot of money on a great HDMI cable because Austere cables are very expensive.
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Norden Camp is the first site for "glamping," or glamorous camping, in the vast Chinese-ruled Tibetan region, one of the most austere parts of the world.
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Ms. Kendrick's appearance invites the possibility of a romantic connection with Christian, but the movie, remaining true to its austere, ultramacho, deeply misanthropic ethos doesn't allow it.
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But this summer, a considerably different picture emerged in an austere government hearing room in Miami, where Mr. Trump's company was challenging the resort's property tax bill.
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But a handful of times it has been so sure of a novelist's importance that its austere black volumes started appearing while the writer was still alive.
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It shares a history with the austere rituals of the Japanese tea ceremony, and incorporates aesthetic elements from Japanese art forms such as calligraphy and flower arranging.
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Driver previously defended the team's use of a logo depicting an austere looking American Indian wearing a headdress, explaining that it is not meant to be offensive.
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Front Burner Many years ago I took a liking to an Irish gin, Cork Dry Gin, because it was less austere than the typical London dry style.
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Screenwriter Alice Birch adapted Nikolai Leskov's 1865 novella Lady Macbeth of the Mtensk District, relocating its austere Victoriana to a large, draughty house in Northumberland, northern England.
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I had wondered ahead of time if Ms. Leonard's austere, allusive, intensely personal work would be able to cast its spell in the Whitney's wide-open reaches.
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The scandal has shattered the image of the monks as austere servants of God, devoted to prayer and solitude, that is held by many Copts in Egypt.
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"The Crime of Monsieur Lange" opened belatedly in New York on a bill with Robert Bresson's austere melodrama "Les Dames du Bois de Boulogne," made in 1944.
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India was intensely colonized during the height of the Victorian era, when the British Empire was at its peak and the social mores in England were austere.
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"In those austere works, in which the events were so minimal, all you had were time and space, and I found my instincts about that," she said.
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The dashing former right-hand man to Benedict XVI, the fashion-plate pope, he is now prefect of the papal household under the more austere Pope Francis.
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Wendy is a corporate psychotherapist for a hedge fund—kind of like a life coach for capitalism—and she slinks around the office in austere sheath dresses.
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The room was narrow and austere: a king-size bed with a white bedspread, white steel walls, a small bathroom and windows that faced the desert mountains.
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It is a tall and austere spectacle, like Lincoln, who penned the first drafts of the Emancipation Proclamation here as the evening sky crackled with cannon fire.
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On "A Cosmic Rhythm With Each Stroke," the pianist Vijay Iyer and the trumpeter Wadada Leo Smith work with a common language of improvisation, austere and illuminating.
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Even as the entrepreneur's career began to take off, the lessons he learned in "How to Retire by 35" inspired him to stick to his austere habits.
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It is also difficult to understand why he often abandoned the glowing colors of his earlier abstract pictures for the much more austere, visually simplified late structures.
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Geyrhalter's skill is not just presenting these films in such an austere yet striking way, but also finding so many far-removed places to show the viewer.
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The idea is to move away from austere-sounding rhetoric about cutting emissions and instead talk about how a more sustainable economy can offer opportunity to all.
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They are austere and silent guardians that I imagine look on the spaces they inhabit and imbue them with the quietude that required these paintings to be invoked.
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From the moment Mr. Khomeini emerged as a potential leader of the reformists, he has been attacked by hard-liners for living an existence that is not austere.
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Paul Krugman long ago correctly diagnosed the crippling problem of austere fiscal policy when economies are not fully recovered and the federal funds rate is stuck at zero.
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Babette's Feast, based on a story by Isak Dinesen, is about a sect of austere, severe religious people living on a remote Denmark coast in the 19th century.
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France says they can go to proper holding centers, including one next door — an austere-looking place of gravel and gleaming white containers — but mud and rat-free.
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Beginning with his UCLA student film, the austere neo-realistic "Killer of Sheep," director Charles Burnett has carved out a distinctive and exalted niche in American independent cinema.
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Compared to recent games — Sochi 2014 with a flame shooting up a colossal sloping structure, followed by innumerable fireworks, for instance — Rio's cauldron does appear elegant and austere.
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The video designer David Bengali, who graced "Verne" with galactic tableaus on three video screens, here conjures a quietly austere and wintry landscape of gorgeous black and white.
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With its ancient birdcage elevator, austere furnishings and moderate prices ($85 with shared bath), it exuded a, well, funky prewar aura I remembered fondly from a previous visit.
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Such is the story of the international composing collective known as Wandelweiser , many of whose creations are so austere that they try the patience of even hardcore vanguardists.
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And then, if you're having a hard time dealing with the austere environs of the megaclub, you can always head to a different show, or even to bed!
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Even so, she says, she and her husband recently cut back their cable TV service and are eating out less often to gird for a more austere retirement.
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Macri turned to the International Monetary Fund for help, adopted a strict monetary plan to fight escalating inflation and passed an austere budget in Congress amid violent protests.
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A stark, white-tiled space with an austere, industrial feel — warmed up only slightly with artwork featuring Key West elements such as a watercolor of a green parrot.
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The Khalid camp, which is run by the NGO of Vijay Golhar, a Bharatiya Janata Party member and a former member of the district assembly, appeared more austere.
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Based on a trailer released alongside the announcement, it seems like the album will feature more of his mind-rending compositions—just a little more spacey and austere.
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The sculptural elements of Sachs's installation made the monumentality of Noguchi's sculpture more evident and brought a playful element to work that's often seen as serious and austere.
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However, the austere valley and sheer cliffs erupted with sniper, machine gun and rocket-propelled grenade fire from multiple peaks not long after the soldiers disembarked their aircraft.
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To lighten the austere mood, Mr. Jensen and his golden-bearded chef, Kari Kristiansen, have imported fermented lambic beers and "vin-nature" wines to pair with the food.
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Ms. Burleigh details his relationships with women, from the austere German grandmother who left her workhorse imprint on the Trump family to the president's two adversarial former wives.
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Proselytizing by Saudi-financed groups advocated a particularly austere form of Islam, and a renewed interest in Islam in much of the former Soviet space, sped things along.
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An austere, hollow-eyed commander, Suleimani controls the Quds Force of Iran's Revolutionary Guards, along with a far-flung network of proxy forces and allies across the region.
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There has always been a touch of the operatic in the theater work of Mr. van Hove, whose style thrives on maximalism even when his settings are austere.
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Mr. Ullah had grown a big beard, he was austere and he broke off from the festivities and from catching up with old friends to pray by himself.
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Working from his kitchen table in New York, Rumsey Taylor, the art director overseeing mobile and digital layout, was conscious of striking an "austere" tone throughout the piece.
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One of the most talked-about movies of the spring was "First Reformed," Paul Schrader's austere, intense portrait of a Protestant minister coming undone in upstate New York.
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At least four Trump administration cabinet secretaries have defended austere budget cuts and policy shifts at their departments with misleading statements in congressional testimony and other official settings.
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The string quartet "Everything Changes, Nothing Changes," written for jack , is a study in very gradually shifting, whisper-soft harmony, reminiscent of Morton Feldman at his most austere.
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There were branches, wood shards, and painted surfaces that together looked like a ruction suddenly, surprisingly manifested in the austere provinces of an A-list gallery in Chelsea.
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The worn stones of each location formed an austere backdrop for the jaunty, sportswear-inspired clothes produced for Hermès, by Véronique Nichanian, and for Berluti, by Haider Ackermann.
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The arrangements are acoustic and austere — a guitar, a piano, sometimes a violin, sometimes some drums — in songs that chronicle how addiction affects three generations of a family.
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During their visit, Zohre tried to persuade the woman not to wear an austere head scarf, offering her a colorful cloth to casually cover her hair with instead.
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There, the luxuriously austere Beniya Mukayu — a Relais & Chateaux property — has gardens, a tea house and 16 suites with bamboo flooring, tatami mats and private hot-spring onsen.
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It's so interesting that while your work explores issues of race and religion, you also perform Trisha Brown's dances, which are more austere explorations of space and time.
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Its vibe is informal but focused and a bit austere: No food or drink is served, and there is hardly room inside for socializing before or after performances.
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The Russian government backed the Kadyrov family's campaign to revive traditional Sufi Islam in Chechnya as a counterweight to the more austere Wahhabi denomination professed by many separatists.
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We happened to be standing in front of two Neanderthals, exquisitely lifelike sculptures the museum unveiled last spring, on a sweep of sand in their own austere gallery.
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Austere in its rhythms but opulent in its production and costume design, the film shows that South Korean films about parasitic behavior come in all varieties and genres.
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Some Acehnese politicians worry that investors from Jakarta and abroad are unnerved by news media portrayals of Aceh as an austere land where moral infractions are strictly punished.
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While Mr. Weiss's résumé includes positions at prestige Swiss brands, including Audemars Piguet and Vacheron Constantin, his unpretentious workshop is in an austere industrial complex in Torrance, Calif.
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But although life was a bit austere, we were always well fed, clean and respectable—mum was a legal secretary, and where we lived that was considered posh!
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While the exhibition is thoroughly engaging, for me the most convincing works are among the more austere — those that align with the exhibition title's promise of formal essentials.
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While the austere aesthetics made me curious to play it, Fragments of Euclid hooked me by showing how much you can do with a simple twist of perspective.
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Valia's austere landscape, peppered with dilapidated motels and dimly-lit bars, epitomizes the strange limbo in which this constitutionally-enshrined right still lives, 44 years after Roe v. Wade.
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Austere and hypnotic, the story of the cult's descent into spiritual disrepair is a must-watch story for anyone interested in the dubious phenomenon that is New Age spirituality.
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His family said Nijm was arrested only because his long beard marked him as Salafi, a Muslim movement that, similarly to IS, advocates an austere interpretation of the faith.
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Sensitive to a growing intolerance for corruption - which largely fueled the political upset - and to accusations the monarchy was out of touch, Felipe has struck a more austere tone.
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Alcohol may have been an infrequent fixture at Georgia O'Keeffe's ranch outside of Santa Fe, New Mexico, but that doesn't necessarily mean the austere artist disliked the occasional party.
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Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri said this week that Lebanon faced catastrophe if the government did not carry out what may be the most austere budget in its history.
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By contrast President Buhari, austere and introverted, is a former military ruler who does not hurry to make decisions and is suspicious of Nigeria's corrupt political and business elite.
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"In an austere era of discretionary budgeting, we believe it is unlikely that (the Bureau of Prisons) can afford the increased costs associated with meaningfully reducing contracts," Hanson said.
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These so-called "austere" highway landings were relatively common during the Cold War as military planners sought contingencies in case air bases were destroyed in a large-scale conflict.
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Lauren Halsey's site-specific installation transforms the typically austere space of the museum into a utopian dream made of the people, symbols, and imagery of South Central Los Angeles.
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While Majendie's installation is intimate and evocative of individual characters, Vezjak's is grand and formal, neatly inserting itself in the canon of government-funded memorials: stony, stark, and austere.
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An austere intellectual journal, without glossy paper or pictures, American Affairs is the latest effort to turn Trump's inchoate and sometimes incoherent political musings into a lucid political philosophy.
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The show, "12 Paintings," installed on a dramatic scale with the austere immensity of the building's ground-floor space, proved to be more than the sum of its parts.
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It exemplifies an admirable erudition, precision and devotion to the collection, but also a tendency toward the cerebral and austere, visible in many temporary exhibitions of recent art here.
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Part of Saudi Vision 2030 is reforming the Saudi education system to focus more on the skill sets needed for a modern economy and less on austere religious teaching.
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The result once again underlined the growing desirability of the technically brilliant, but aesthetically austere, Song ceramics with Chinese collectors, who have traditionally preferred more decorative 18th-century porcelain.
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The United States, Europe and Japan have all relied on low interest rates to encourage increased spending by businesses and consumers even as government spending has remained relatively austere.
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After all, prisons and jails in the United States are austere by design, and corrections officers face a higher risk of injury on the job compared to other professions.
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Father McLaughlin had maintained a high profile in Washington, living at the tony Watergate complex rather than in the austere Jesuit residence at Georgetown University where Father Drinan lived.
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As president of Princeton he was successful in erasing a deficit and even generating a small surplus by identifying spending priorities and deciding what, in austere times, was superfluous.
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Although it is sometimes taken at face value, the new poem that Wright describes is certainly not "The New Poem," which, despite its austere rhetoric, is full of yearning.
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The Baby Boomers were fully in control of pro wrestling, and their tastes slowly squeezed out or altered their forebears' often austere notions of what the form should be.
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" Molina plays with this rubric first by giving us one ending, which he calls "a possible ending if we look at this story under the austere clarity of facts.
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She became known mainly for her portrait work, which is characterized by an austere clarity that complements, yet simultaneously contrasts with, the intimacy she clearly shares with her subjects.
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"When you see it, it immediately feels a lot more organic and warm than some austere, über-professional geometric sans," says James Edmondson, a San Francisco-based type designer.
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It is sometimes said that the visual and sensual pleasures of Visconti's neorealist films undermine their austere moral intentions, or that their beauty transcends the grittiness of their settings.
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Varied effects of vibrato, portamento and pizzicato bring different shades of intensity, atmosphere, eloquence: Even a single austere cello line down a few tones can become fraught with significance.
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Maybe it soothes you to look at some austere aerial photos of California City, which, according to Wired, was a planned metropolis in the Mojave Desert that never materialized.
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The minimalist camps were neither unimaginative nor merely austere: Instead, they symbolized an earlier America of slow and humble pleasures, where a preindustrial, even feral, childhood was still attainable.
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While Saudi Arabia insists the faith does not call for violence, critics have long blamed the kingdom's mass export of its austere creed for fueling extremism and terrorism abroad.
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Farmers in this corner of Fukushima always led austere lives, getting through the harsh winters by sending their sons to cities, where they built roads and sent money home.
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In 214, in collaboration with the composer Michael J. Schumacher and the designer Robert Wierzel, Gerring presented a work called "Glacier" that was chicly austere and full of energy.
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Born in 1750 in an austere castle high in a cold, craggy corner of eastern Scotland, Lady Anne Lindsay was the eldest of the Earl of Balcarres's 11 children.
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Fact Check President Trump's budget director, Mick Mulvaney, defended austere budget cuts with misleading claims about economic development in coal country, how Social Security disability works and Big Bird.
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Ever since, she has been a French national treasure, known as much for her long androgynous silhouette, austere elegance and melancholic songs as for her wit and forthright intelligence.
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The house's owner, the real-estate mogul James Goldstein, recently announced plans to donate it to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, whose curators appreciate its austere beauty.
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Maarja Nuut, a singer and violinist from Estonia, used loops and electronics to build austere, Minimalist grids, with traditional-sounding waltzes and polkas floating in them like ghostly memories.
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Investors were looking for signs on Friday that Argentina would unveil a fiscal package austere enough to ease fears about the government's ability to pay its debt next year.
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The Taliban insurgents fighting a Western-backed Kabul government now control more territory than at any time since their austere regime was toppled by U.S.-led forces in 2001.
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Driving down Constitution Avenue past the Federal Reserve building in the nation's capital, you can't miss the crowd of homeless people gathered in the shadow of the austere building.
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This collection of austere canvases powerfully distills her very unique perspective: a fearless examination of human consciousness through meditation, by way of the Modernist aesthetics of her native Brasília.
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Backing from Schaeuble, the former finance minister who drove Europe's fiscally austere response to southern Europe's debt crisis after 2008, would give a stiff tailwind to businessman Friedrich Merz's candidacy.
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With its austere model, TNB could plausibly provide a competitive rate on deposits, while keeping some of the spread between the Fed rate and the interest it pays to customers.
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INSIDE AN AUSTERE room in an industrial building in Hong Kong, a dozen or so middle-aged women, many with small children by their side, arrange chairs in a circle.
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There the haunted young man would try and recreate himself, even changing his name from the Ashkenazi diasporic Klausner, to Oz, a short, stark and austere Hebrew word meaning courage.
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More so than other films in the series, The Fifth Chord's visual tableaus straddle plush gothic bedroom and the austere exteriors of a future-forward country and its cold facades.
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Israel's Shin Bet security service was certain from the start that the murderers came from a group of fanatical young settlers living on austere "hilltop" outposts in the West Bank.
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Public libraries efficiently use what little money they are allotted, even seeing patronage increase in the face of flat budgets or very austere increases that don't account for additional use.
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There are austere restaurants with cyborg geisha, street scenes bathed in neon kanji characters, and yakuza movie stalwart "Beat" Takeshi Kitano playing a soldier who only speaks Japanese to Johansson.
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The piano goes even farther back than the drums for Mr. DeJohnette, whose style on "Return" is austere but sonorous, with viscosity in his touch and use of pedal sustain.
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The French Revolution, he claimed, was nothing more than a misguided effort to force this austere ancient form of communal liberty on a modern people too accustomed to nice things.
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Many of the HDMI cables on this list are fine for most users, but sometimes you might want something a little stronger, like the Kevlar-reinforced III Series from Austere.
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The Austere III Series, available in approximately 5-, 8-, and 16-feet lengths — are very well made and they look luxurious, due to the tough exterior and gold-plated connectors.
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Slim but sturdy in physique, firmly square-jawed, with large eyes, both fierce and doleful, Bonnaire's portrayal of Joan is poised and powerful, without coming across as unnatural or austere.
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In Silicon Valley, the minimalism fetish can perhaps be traced back to Steve Jobs's famously austere 1980s apartment (he sat on the floor) and the attendant simplicity of Apple products.
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Click here to view original GIF Random Clips This austere and delightful little short shows just how much you can communicate with few resources and a decent amount of ingenuity.
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In it, the figurative language and the lyricism and the flights of rhetoric and fancy have been boiled off, leaving a distillate of prose that is both crystalline and austere.
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So while Wilder always makes room in her narrative for a Christmas scene or two, the celebration is usually pointedly minimal, the better to set off the Ingallses' austere morality.
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Saddled with one of the world's heaviest public debt burdens, the government is debating a draft 2019 budget which Hariri has said may be the most austere in Lebanon's history.
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There is a certain elegance to Ms. Coonrod's decision to let audience members flex their imaginations, and the purity of intention matches the story's setting in an austere Nordic hamlet.
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The centerpiece, "A Series of Unfortunate Events: Season 2, The Austere Academy," previews the continuation of Netflix's series based on Lemony Snicket's best sellers about the three beleaguered Baudelaire siblings.
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After the war, he wandered amid the ruins like a folklorist, an austere man in owlish glasses, compiling the Yiddish expressions and jokes that circulated among Polish Jews facing death.
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BERLIN — Most people who arrive by plane in Germany's capital land at Berlin Tegel Airport, an austere, hexagonal airport beloved by locals for its no-frills aesthetic and efficient design.
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Those without any family are left at the Mosul orphanage, a government shelter that the Islamic State had appropriated as an austere barracks for teenage soldiers when it ruled Mosul.
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As Can's bassist, Mr. Czukay (pronounced CHOO-kai) was austere: His lines often consisted of just one or two notes, locked into a merciless drone with the drummer Jaki Liebezeit.
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Made of local stone, it has an austere look, with a sloped roof and small, traditional Corsican windows with interior shutters; inside, the ceilings are high, with painted wooden beams.
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There are obvious differences of style and tone — "Krisha" was talky and busy; the new film is taciturn and austere — but the director's preoccupations are as consistent as his sensibility.
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The F-35B can take off and land vertically, known as Short Takeoff and Vertical Landing (STOVL), from amphibious assault ship flight decks and austere locations with little runway space.
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Ultimately opposition from more austere-minded nations like the Netherlands, which resented the idea of underpinning fellow member states without guarantees of major structural reforms, saw that ambition scaled back.
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This year, oil prices are about $10 a barrel higher than last year's average and with the government's deficit projected to narrow, the 2017 state budget is slightly less austere.
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When her husband died soon after, she led the austere life of a Hindu widow, ostracized by society until her death at 255 as though she were somehow to blame.
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Indeed, the first image of this production might be thought of as a latter-day variation on Wood's 1930 portrait of a farmer with a pitchfork and his austere wife.
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The Cosmos uses more convenient head-mounted cameras instead of base stations, and it features motion controllers that are closer to Oculus' gaming-oriented design than the austere Vive remotes.
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Mosteller experienced a culture clash, sources said, transitioning from the relatively austere world of government to the employ of a family with a net worth in excess of $70 billion.
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The series follows a small team of medics during their deployment to an austere outpost in Afghanistan, and that&aposs where "68 Whiskey&aposs" ties to reality start and end.
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Most important, the Trump agenda's first three projected legislative moves — the Obamacare repeal and replacement, an austere budget and tax reform — were intended to keep conservatives happily in Trump's camp.
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Kanjiro's love of what he called "ordered poverty" is on display in the house's carefully restored interior, which intermingles austere northern European wood furniture with tatami mats and shoji screens.
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At nearby Fisherman's Wharf, vendors hawk shirts emblazoned with the austere silhouette of the penitentiary alongside refrigerator magnets and memorabilia celebrating the lawmen and gangsters who made the island infamous.
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I've written about his paintings before, intrigued by his turning rigidly austere visual motifs into evocations of the lived experience of black life by way of Biggie Smalls, or Rakim.
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Angie wears a corporate uniform in stark black and white, matching her equally austere apartment — but there are still pops of orange in the pillows, almost exactly matching Darlene's shorts.
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Taking an overt cue from the movie, its coinciding music video transpires largely inside a prison, juxtaposing the duo's flashy outfits and vocal emoting with the austere and grave surroundings.
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Records show millions of taxpayer dollars have gone to providing Pruitt with less-than-austere amenities like first-class flights, a 24-hour security detail, and a $43,21 soundproof booth.
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Records show millions of taxpayer dollars have gone to providing Pruitt with less-than-austere amenities like first-class flights, a 22018-hour security detail, and a $43,000 soundproof booth.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Mernet Larsen claims an unlikely pair of influences: 15th-century Italian painting and the austere abstractions of the Russian modernist El Lissitzky (1890–1941).
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But to progressives, PAYGO is like trying to fit progressive talking points into a Paul Ryan-esque worldview, where only balanced budgets and austere entitlement cuts lead to economic growth.
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We're welcomed into the exhibition with a wedding dress by Karl Lagerfeld, the meters-long train unfurling towards us in an austere atrium, striking the viewer with a perfectly symmetrical tableau.
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Hardline conservatives say the religious police are central to imposing the kingdom's austere form of Sunni Islam, while aggressive enforcement of strict morality rules has drawn criticism from more liberal Saudis.
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Every year in December, a makeshift hangar at the NASA Ames Research Center pops up for one night, transforming the austere airfield into a glitzy, paparazzi'd, black velvet-roped Nerd Prom.
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In place of the austere expressiveness of noh, kabuki made a brash appeal to the merchant class—and to the samurai, despite those warriors' being forbidden to attend its corrupting spectacle.
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Behind the austere mustache and formal suit he wears as a law school professor, Fernandez hides a rock-loving musician who turns to the guitar every time Argentine politics lets up.
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In contrast to the austere rust and steel canvases, these layered works respond to mass-produced excess with jarring optimism by recycling and repurposing discarded metal toward disorienting and ebullient ends.
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Their characteristically South Asian veneration of holy figures puts them at odds with an austere school of Islamic thought that emerged from the Indian seminary of Deoband in the 19th century.
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Yet 13% of them said they might, if it were less violent—a number that rose to 19% in the Gulf countries, which adhere to a more austere form of Islam.
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At first blush, it also looked a little austere and bleak; solo cats hunting alone for hours in the woods seemed to be a somber idea for such a colorful world.
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Buffy was playful in a similar way, famously mounting key episodes that contained only minimal dialogue, or that looked as austere art films, or that were crammed full of original songs.
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Outside, bulbous forms engulf the entrance's austere geometric archway with what resembles two colossal lapping tongues, and they encircle the limestone tower of Glenview, the Victorian mansion on the museum grounds.
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On the palate they could seem austere, yet they were intense, energetic and full of life, with light, raspy tannins; pure, complex aromas, and flavors of pressed flowers and dried fruits.
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"Drive" is something else altogether, an austere take on bone-dry techno from a duo that would become known for their efforts to breathe life back into music's more synthetic corners.
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GENOA, Italy — All day Wednesday outside the austere building that houses Genoa's morgue, parents, children, friends and colleagues of possible victims of a collapsed bridge entered, dreading what they might find.
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Designed by a renowned graduate of the École des Beaux-Arts, Henri Labrouste, the severely austere stone facade reveals only stern Roman pediments, Corinthian pilasters and a few more classical touches.
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But the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge — a federally protected place of austere beauty that during a recent flyover was painted white by heavy snowfall — is on the cusp of major change.
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Photos on Terra's promotional website show an interior that is essentially a communist take on Versailles — a series of huge and austere halls with chandeliers, gold curtains and paintings of ballerinas.
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"It was an austere childhood but I never lacked anything, and my parents always made sure we had the essentials: education and food," said Ms. Castillo, the oldest of three children.
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Bedouins, the nomadic Arab tribes that founded Saudi Arabia after centuries living in harsh desert conditions, have an austere historic culture and a harsh system of justice, including trial by ordeal.
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The Washington Post reached a new journalistic low when it described the world's No. 1 terrorist as an "austere religious scholar," after our forces cornered him and he blew himself up.
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But we went for the more austere but profoundly Thanksgiving-y pattern made to look like the centerpiece of the feast, roasted but not yet carved — and made out of yarn.
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This time he could target facilities from which the attack on Saudi Arabia was launched—although drones and cruise missiles tend to be mobile and easy to launch from austere sites.
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She has taken up a disparaged form, the "domestic novel," stuffed it with ideas, histories of geology and the cosmos, while somehow stripping it down to its most austere, efficient form.
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Austere, self-absorbed and soft-limbed, the dancers appeared like plain particles guided through space by laws of brilliant complexity, unexceptional humans slouching through a creation of undeserved beauty and perfection.
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You exude a hypnotic and charismatic quality but can sometimes be unsure of yourself, which you hide with an austere or guarded way of dealing with people you have feelings for.
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With her fingers wrapped around a smoking pipe and an austere look on her face, Ms. Nozy had become the embodiment of Maman Brigitte, a Haitian lwa (or goddess) of death.
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The dust consisted of tiny grains of carbon, silicon and aluminum — an austere and unevolved version of the same stuff under your fingernails, and in the dust bunnies under your bed.
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But while lenders are having to contend with slimmer state spending in 13 after the government presented a more austere budget in light of lower hydrocarbon prices, lending remains relatively strong.
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She begins the movie swathed in loneliness, living in a giant, austere house that seems to exist solely as a series of giant windows she can move in front of in silhouette.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Dagmar Simdorn had been to visit her husband's grave when she walked out of the cemetery and looked along her street toward the austere Berlin Wall checkpoint at Bernauer Strasse.
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A good part of the appeal of Jeremy Corbyn is that, for all his failures of intellect and judgment, he is at least a self-denying type who lives an austere life.
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After 19 hours, they eventually reached the remote Duzici camp in southern Osmaniye province, an austere arrangement of white portacabins in a fenced-off compound surrounded by armed guards and razor wire.
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That Obama's strategy may be too austere and too restrained at times does not mean that its fundamental premise—that solutions cannot be imposed by military force from the outside—is inaccurate.
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The Sauds wanted to conquer and unify the area we now call Saudi Arabia, and Wahhab wanted to spread his ultra-austere and anti-modern brand of Islam, known today as Wahhabism.
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Both videos document ephemeral actions but they go way beyond that to become entrancing artworks on their own, marked by austere yet splendid imagery merging sculptures, people, the land, sun, and sky.
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It is absurd to think that public servants who defend our right to breathe clean air, drink pure water and live in safe communities would be vulnerable to an austere budget ax.
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However, for all the new game can champion in terms of artistic sensibilities and austere adulthood, it still contains many red flags that epitomize continued flaws in the industry as a whole.
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Yet President Donald Trump, Acting EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler and his predecessor Scott Pruitt have reversed the agency's progress through austere budget cuts, forced retirements, hostile workplaces, hiring freezes and office closures.
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And when you couple that smaller force against the backdrop of austere budgets, and with the huge demand, what we have is we have a total force that is under significant strain.
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Argentina's financial markets were bracing for impact after voters there soundly rejected President Mauricio Macri's austere economic policies in primary elections, casting serious doubt on his chances of re-election in October.
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After moving to New York, Mr. Lupis was trained by Mr. Kounovsky in Soviet style "for the high society," he said, adding that the atmosphere at the gym was anything but austere.
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A draft memo for Navy Secretary Richard Spencer describes the potential tent cities as "temporary and austere," and details plans to build facilities in three states: Alabama, Arizona and California, TIME reports.
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Fennesz melts down the austere, Steve Reich-ish plinking of the original to place it in a netherworld of reverberation: flickers of polyrhythmic activity dissolving and reappearing, trading systematic structures for apparitions.
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Director Garrett Curtis worked with Smith and stylist Marta Villalobos—to coordinate the entire production—from its austere, black, grey and white styling to the emphasis on contrast between light and dark.
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It's an austere-environment anestheticJust like in the Vietnam War, ketamine is used in many developing-world operating rooms where breathing machines, an anesthesiologist, or even reliable electricity may not be available.
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But the collective's gesture, aside from introducing some hilarity to the typically austere German festival, amplifies frustrations felt by many over its arrival in a country facing economic, political, and social turmoil.
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Two hundred of my closest friends and family were on hand, and our conservative synagogue had the simultaneously majestic and austere look about it befitting the gravity of such a seminal moment.
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On Friday, the producer born Cédric Bros will be releasing the pulsing and insistent Vibrations, a stunning collection of tremorous tracks that embraces both the genres more austere and more playful sides.
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Her whole manner is austere: Touchingly tentative transitional moments are followed by others of complete authority as her eyes, hands and arms arrive perfectly in a completed forward gesture into the beyond.
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Much of this work, Mr. Scharf explained, was a reaction to the prevailing downtown New York spirit, one in which the dominant aesthetics revolved around an austere minimalism and theory-laden conceptualism.
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A rectangular frame onto which this scrap-metal pioneer welded a few objects — a triangle in the shape of a waving pennant, the heel of a pipe — is self-conscious and austere.
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He'll preach the value of being frugal and austere and selfless, but he'll also put in a special request to get the papal tiara back in his own chambers, just to have.
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Schrader distills the spiritual and cinematic preoccupations that have defined his career as a writer ("Taxi Driver") and director ("American Gigolo") into an austere and elegant study in metaphysical and political anguish.
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Despite composing in one of the world's most austere climates, there's a warmth to her minimalist music, reminiscent of similar-minded outsiders including Hype Williams, Laurel Halo, and pre-Art Angels Grimes.
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Many lawmakers have focused attention on a small group jailed for campaigning for reforms to the kingdom's austere social code — including the right for women to drive, which Prince Mohammed has granted.
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My mother is so austere that she never drank or partied in any way, except for the one time she told me that she went to a nightclub and tried a drink.
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She tired long ago of men staring at her cleavage and now dresses in severe black clothing with high necklines and austere copper accessories that look like machine parts or totemic objects.
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At the back, the master bedroom and the kitchen — grand and austere as a monastic refectory — sit on opposite sides of a glassed-in courtyard shaded by a soaring yvyrá-pytá tree.
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" Though Mr. Chihuly didn't say so, framing himself as an experimenting pioneer may have been on his mind when he decided to add more austere versions of his early work to "CHIHULY.
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Small, austere, self-sufficient, fiercely patriotic, and defiantly un-cosmopolitan, it was as much an idealized vision of an ancient political community as the Islamic State caliphate is to radical Islamists today.
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It has prompted increasingly frustrated members of Congress to demand answers for how a shadowy mission in an austere region of Africa left four Americans and five Nigeriens dead, including the interpreter.
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Today's Batman, from Christopher Nolan's austere Dark Knight to the gothic hero of Scott Snyder's contemporary Batman comics, is inseparable from Miller's vision of Batman and, in some sense, from Miller himself.
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And yet, radios did dominate the first half of B&O history, with this austere 903 model — the Hyperbo — featuring a more geometric Bauhaus styling as well as an integrated loudspeaker and gramophone.
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The childish colour and playfulness of Renzo Piano and Richard Roger's Pompidou centre replaced the austere formality of Modernism, which by then had become associated with crime-ridden housing estates and crumbling hospitals.
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Additionally, worshipping at shrines is considered idolatry under Saudi Arabia's austere official Wahhabi school of Islam and it is unclear which Islamic historical sites pilgrims might be lured to after years of neglect.
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"We will remain austere with our spending, but never, under any circumstance, will we stop serving the Ecuadorean people as we've promised in our programs," said Moreno, draped in a traditional red poncho.
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When VICE News visited Ituri's capital, Bunia, earlier this year, about 20,000 people were crammed into two austere IDP camps and around 100,000 more were living in town without any aid or support.
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He chalks up the scene's renaissance to the popularity of Stranger Things and the gorgeously austere Blade Runner sequel, and mentions he's only been actively running his YouTube shop for about three months.
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Pegging the "natural rate" too high, ignoring the harm from exposure to international competition, austere budget policy, low and stagnant minimum wages — all of these misunderstood economic relationships have one thing in common.
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Some of her potential new coalition partners, along with northern governments like the Dutch and Finns, are very dubious about his suggestions for pooling budgets with less fiscally austere states in the south.
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However, Orpo, whose party pushed for spending cuts and austere budgets in the outgoing government, did not rule out supporting the spending increases, but said he wanted Finland's economic performance to guide them.
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Even when she's given to acidic techno sets or heads-down house productions, there's an electricity that she brings to even the most austere forms—and her new track "Secrets" is no exception.
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Still, if it does expand to more than a select few people, this could be one of the more radical changes to the relatively austere Google search results page we've seen in years.
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Originally built in 1909 and designed by Daniele Donghi as the Padiglione Bavarese, or Bavarian Pavilion, the building received an austere spare neoclassical redesign by Ernst Haiger in 1938 under the Nazi government.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentine voters soundly rejected President Mauricio Macri's austere economic policies in primary elections on Sunday, raising serious questions about his chances of re-election in October, early official results showed.
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Scott McCandless: It's designed that, in the most austere environments, during or after a nuclear war, it survives and can communicate, from the most cutting-edge communications technology to old, antiquated communications technology.
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These wines are more expensive than those from lesser terroirs, but the region is the source for Bordeaux's classic profile of relatively austere wines that are primarily blends of cabernet sauvignon and merlot.
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The Washington Post referred to him in a headline for his obituary as "an austere religious leader," sparking criticism that the newspaper made light of the extreme brutality for which he was known.
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Like Season 1, the new season will span eight episodes and four of Lemony Snicket's original books; this time, it's The Austere Academy, The Ersatz Elevator, The Vile Village, and The Hostile Hospital.
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You can sit on the grand, but austere outdoor staircase to watch cruise ships float by or head inside for exhibitions featuring some of the bigger names in contemporary art like Doris Salcedo.
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His works include wall-hanging, free-standing, and installation pieces, all comprised of found materials that very much bring a sense of their own history to bear on his austere and moving compositions.
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She walks next to Morton's "Sister Perpetua's Lie" (1973), a large installation against a gallery wall comprised of a painted wood sculpture below an austere gray painting, with chalk drawings on the floor.
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Down the Mountain finds him exploring slow-resonating organ and synth sounds on the production end of things, creating an austere sense of space to accompany his deliberate, measured, and ebbingly cathartic vocals.
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After a decade of dressed-down, austere, DIY economics—thanks mostly to the influence of Fugazi—a post-hardcore band flaunting its decadent sensuousness while ironically subverting it was nothing short of profound.
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At first I was disappointed to see the mess of bottles and mud, a cleaning man in bright yellow and green looking on helplessly: I had thought Arafat would be austere and clean.
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Elegant, beautiful, complex and austere, "From the Notebook of …" (Program 10) is a film about creation, about the transformation of life into art and the loveliness of Florentine sunlight flooding through a window.
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That stance often put him at odds with the Satmar Hasidim, America's largest and arguably most austere sect and the dominant one in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, where the Viznitz also have a significant presence.
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The sleazy behavior that has been reported at the clubs and bars is at odds with the austere appearance of the British Parliament, with its intricate carvings, frescoes and statues of various grandees.
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His message — that he will overturn what he calls "the mafia of power" and replace it with an austere bureaucracy that invests in communities — is proving appealing as the July 20143 election nears.
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Her pretrial treatment — the military held her apart from other prisoners and kept her under austere prevention-of-injury conditions, even after a prison psychologist said it was no longer necessary — prompted protests.
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Ryan, a former Budget panel chairman whose austere blueprints have come under attack from Democrats, also took a shot at the White House for failing to release a balanced budget in Obama's presidency.
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For the first season, the pre-eminent drummer and sometime keyboardist Jack DeJohnette recorded his first solo piano album, "Return," a collection of gentle but austere compositions, often in a plaintive minor key.
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Rather than starting where Alcott does, during an austere wartime Christmas, Gerwig introduces us to Jo seven years later, an ink-stained scribbler paying a visit to a New York publisher (Tracy Letts).
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A show like "Early Shaker Spirituals," say — an austere interpretation of an album of Shaker music — might strike you as thrilling or tedious, but either way the intensity of its interrogation is fascinating.
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A few months ago Ayed al-Qarni, a prominent Saudi cleric with a huge following in the Arab world, apologized in a television interview for espousing a harsh and austere brand of Islam.
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As I knew from having read her most autobiographical works, Colette's sensibility, by turns tender and sharp, sensual and austere, had been born and nurtured here, in this house and in this village.
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While the RSC's austere budget plan stands little chance of being adopted by the full House, it typically at least gets a House floor vote to appease conservative members of the GOP conference.
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When the conditions are right, however, the poverty of his material can bloom into an austere kind of sonic, and expressive, richness: he has a genius for maximizing the potential of negative space.
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The interior of the decaying church here in Rio still has the feel of an austere cathedral, albeit one where services stopped after part of the roof collapsed during a storm in 2009.
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The cumulative impact of Troell's two-part epic stands alongside the first two "Godfather" films as immigration stories writ large, but "The Emigrants" and "The New Land" stand alone in their austere realism.
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It was a scene of austere beauty: the rolling plain, broken here and there by basalt outcroppings where the native Tehuelches took shelter from the wind and lie in wait for passing game.
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The strength of the art, he adds, is synthetic because it combines the austere power of the traditional Jewish culture of the artist's childhood and the sensuous cultivation of the France of his maturity.
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A color palette that could hardly be more austere is paired in the blue paintings with themes of misery, pain, and poverty; slow art sales following a brief period of success exacerbated Picasso's depression.
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She felt her way by memory, breathing the austere reek of dust and disuse, until she came to a meager strip of light on the ground that signaled the door to the harem's antechamber.
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His austere approach grated on some colleagues—though Mr Glenn insisted he was not the "pious saint", nor the other guys the "hellions" depicted in the film version of Tom Wolfe's "The Right Stuff".
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Unlike the more ambient lighting of the Obama image, which includes various emotional responses, the Trump image is austere and strangely lit, with the figures highlighted by a glow from the wall behind them.
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"The best jokes and routines improve with repetition; they appreciate," Evers writes in the closing story of this austere, tragicomic collection, his American debut (after a couple of books published in his native England).
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He also had the advantage of never quite attaining mainstream success – Hungary ended up as valiant losers, after all – while his suave but austere Eastern Bloc aesthetic is fairly 'in' amongst fashionistas these days.
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The Cliff House is fine, and I know I can throw up a movie screen and watch something there, but I really wanted to get out of that austere place as soon as possible.
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Niccol has always been skilled at creating futuristic alt-worlds, and the same holds true in Anon, with the film's austere aesthetic sensibilities and use of existing locations giving it a sense of timelessness.
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When the euro was created, the Germans insisted that it be modelled on the mighty Deutschmark and refused to entertain a "transfer union" channelling resources from Europe's austere north to its allegedly spendthrift south.
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Government attempts to impose what Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri says would be the most austere budget in its history have faced a string of protests and strikes by state workers and retired soldiers.
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"See our street is about one-and-half meters wide," said Ahmed, whose TV satellite shop was closed by Islamic State as watching TV channels was banned under its austere version of Sunni Islam.
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For many observers Mr Kagame is an ascetic, an austere moderniser who has pulled his country back from its descent into barbarism and overseen reforms aimed at improving its governance and boosting the economy.
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Civilian drones also captured the austere geometry of the pipeline being constructed under cover of night, and the ominous sight of armored police vehicles surrounding the clutch of tents and tepees erected by protesters.
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And, under the austere anti-corruption drive waged by the Communist Party's leader, Xi Jinping, who took over the previous autumn, they are best advised to shun lavish banquets for frugal room-service fare.
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The 20-year-old has swapped his austere madrasa in Sukkur, a city in Sindh province, for a makeshift camp beside a motorway outside Islamabad, the capital, nearly 1,000km (620 miles) to the north.
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And, while Bill may have made his own austere personal ethics a brand of ostentation (he usually demurred when society hostesses proffered him a glass of water), the point he was making still holds.
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In that vein, since Vatican II, papal and priestly dress has tended to the more austere: a rejection of what was seen, by many, to be outdated and out-of-touch pomp and circumstance.
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It has been organized by Mr. Kalmar and Richard Birkett, the curator, and while the dominance of painting diverges somewhat from the usual emphasis on austere, conceptual art forms, the political undercurrent does not.
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LONDON, Aug 12 (Reuters) - Argentina's government bonds slumped on Monday after voters soundly rejected President Mauricio Macri's austere economic policies in primary elections, raising serious questions about his chances of re-election in October.
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We misinterpret material renunciation, austere aesthetics and blank, emptied spaces as symbols of capitalist absolution, when these trends really just provide us with further ways to serve our impulse to consume more, not less.
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It was shaped by the austere environment — xenophobic, fiercely opposed to shrines and tombs, disapproving of art and music, and hugely different from the cosmopolitan Islam of diverse trading cities like Baghdad and Cairo.
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People are parodying The Washington Post after the newspaper referred to Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the leader of the Islamic State terrorist group, as an "austere religious scholar" in a headline about his death.
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Service members who deploy to austere environments are warned not to grow complacent and are trained to modify their daily routines, including differentiating their patrol routes, to keep their habits unpredictable to the enemy.
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These overgrown crescents too big to fit in the palm of the hand, spangled and swagged, glutted with fillings, arrayed like objets d'art in austere concrete-walled patisseries where the bakers fuss like apothecaries.
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In China, she wore mostly austere coats and dark gowns from Dolce & Gabbana and Alexander McQueen, in contrast with her magenta Delpozo outfit and electric-blue heels upon landing in South Korea days before.
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Ten years Nell's senior, Joan has an austere elegance that's enough to make an awkward, unsophisticated loner from Kansas fall dangerously in love — the performative, medieval variety that sustains itself precisely because it's unrequited.
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Outside the austere wood-pannelled courtroom of the Royal Courts of Justice, four or five bodyguards wearing earpieces patrolled, with only lawyers and a small number of journalists, including Reuters, allowed to be present.
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The first show at Paula Cooper Gallery, Benglis's former dealer and an early champion of Minimalism, was a 1968 benefit protesting the Vietnam War that included austere floor works by Andre and Donald Judd.
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The splinter organization that became the Islamic State believed in speeding up that timetable, immediately declaring a caliphate and brutally enforcing austere social rules on the luckless Iraqi and Syrian civilians under its control.
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Chilled by Soviet tyranny, Hopkins was nevertheless impressed by the resolute "dictator of Russia": "an austere, rugged, determined figure in boots that shone like mirrors", whose "huge" hands were "as hard as his mind".
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This, for Gore Vidal, was no bad thing, because it left Evans's "austere" photos untainted by what "good-hearted, soft-headed admirers of the Saint James (Agee) version" so loved about the sharecroppers' gospel.
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Womenswear sales suffered due to fashion "mistakes" in its Studio W and Classic brands, with some prints proving unappealing with shoppers, other items overly austere and a failure to balance formal and urban wear.
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She worked prolifically as a portraitist, in an austere style that one of her subjects called "facial nudity," and as an ethnographer, spending months in remote provinces to document their ruins, landscapes, and people.
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Ms. Wang injected a hint of goth-tinged darkness, embellishing an otherwise streamlined cream-colored gown with an outrageously oversize black corsage; she complemented a bias-cut dress with an austere black cape. Mrs.
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The bans on children, pets and loud parties are only the beginning; tenants are forbidden to introduce so much as a throw pillow into this austere environment, which is electronically programmed to monitor itself.
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His views on taxes, the size and role of government, immigration, and trade suggested that the Party could offer its struggling middle-class voters more than austere budgets, deregulation, and upper-income tax cuts.
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The Taliban banned games such as cricket and football in the early years of their austere rule because they believed they kept men away from prayers, but they later became more tolerant of cricket.
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The wonder of " atlas ," as of so many other Monk creations, is the emergence of an intricately varied musical language from simple-seeming materials: ditty-like melodies, austere modal harmonies, gradually shifting minimalist rhythms.
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At the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague in the early 1980s, Ms. Jarcovjakova studied photography: Social realism, the austere aesthetic that promotes the valor of the working man, was the school's official style.
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At the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague in the early 1980s, Ms. Jarcovjakova studied photography: Social realism, the austere aesthetic that promotes the valor of the working man, was the school's official style.
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Books News The sunlit meditation hall at the Shambhala Center in downtown Manhattan is usually reserved for serious Buddhist practice — austere contemplation, the silent cultivation of wisdom, deliberate reflection on the world's fundamental impermanence.
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Though Pintilie shows a lot — bare bodies in stark isolation against austere backgrounds, and in swirling combination during a visit to a sex club — she battles against the voyeuristic, exploitative implications of her progress.
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That dream-like quality also emanates from Esherick's aesthetic: wiggly, Deco-inspired curves and angles give his furniture a playful creativity that riffs off of austere Shaker frameworks, all faithfully rendered in Suss's paintings.
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A model mock-up and a virtual reality tour show that this will be a striking if rather austere and fortress-like building, a stone and mostly windowless tower in a park in southern Chicago.
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Most visitors milling around the otherwise austere space on Gansevoort Street were far too busy taking in Ms. Assoulin's romantically inclined collection of floor-length coats, dresses and jumpsuits, some effusively ruffled, others pointedly underadorned.
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It seemed good in theory to complement Kawakubo's clothing, so intrinsically about form, with these austere architectural elements, but in practice, they probably compete too much with what's on display — somewhere between helping and hurting.
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The Art of the In-Between is at turns amusing and austere; the dynamic design, multi-leveled displays, and general sideshow quality of some of the clothes adds a spectacle-like aura across the exhibition.
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While Brutalist structures, hard-edged and austere, began to rise in other parts of the world, Candela spent the 2400s experimenting with the rough material to shape it into graceful yet daring hyperbolic paraboloid surfaces.
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Xiaomi sells a 20W wireless charger that's a pretty great product in its own right; it has an austere white design and a rubberized finish that ensures that even the Mi 9 won't slip off.
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But it seems all of those sartorial complications are a thing of the past and the reality star has turned over a new, understand leaf as she proved with her latest austere all black outfit.
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The windswept city built on the mouth of the Neva is prone to flooding, as is vividly described in Pushkin's "The Bronze Horseman", the greatest literary tribute to Peter the Great's austere and splendid creation.
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The coalition government is seeking to finalized a budget that Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri says may be the most austere in Lebanon's history, trying to get spending under control and rein in public debt.
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TROUBLE IN ARGENTINA Argentina's financial markets were bracing for impact after voters there soundly rejected President Mauricio Macri's austere economic policies in primary elections, casting serious doubt on his chances of re-election in October.
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Cranberries continue to be suggested as an alternative treatment for urinary tract infections in a number of places, from the popular women's website Our Bodies Ourselves to the austere American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.
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Nvidia just revealed its latest generation of GPUs, and the company's own design for the RTX 2080 cards is actually pretty austere, which may disappoint gamers aiming to construct the most blinged-out rig imaginable.
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In 2013, after the "sequester" cuts took effect, the Republican chairman of the House Appropriations Committee called for those caps to be lifted because a spending bill was too austere to attract sufficient Republican support.
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His office, an austere space with white cinder block walls, cluttered with books and stacks of papers, had little in the way of mementos to show that he's been to Antarctica more than 282 times.
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He has announced wide plans for social and political reforms to the kingdom, which is ruled as an absolute monarchy with a powerful clergy that adheres to Wahhabism, an ultra-austere version of Sunni Islam.
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It is often called the MIT of Iran -- re-imagined after austere beginnings, based on the example of that American powerhouse, Sharif President Mahmud Fotuhi Firuzabad told CNN on a recent spring morning in Tehran.
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It's the austere corridors from 1994 with more naturalistic textures and environmental effects — a fondness for random puffs of steam puts parts of the aesthetic around 2007, based on an informal poll of Verge authors.
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I met Bruno Haid in a cafe that Igor Schwarzmann could have been describing, an austere garage in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, full of blonde wood, understated leather furniture, and motorcycle gear, which the shop also sells.
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But if, like me, you felt that DX's wild, gratuitous hedonism detracted a little from the purity of the original CE's austere design, just know that CE 2 eats another few dots along that path.
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BUENOS AIRES, Aug 12 (Reuters) - Argentine voters soundly rejected President Mauricio Macri's austere economic policies in primary elections on Sunday, casting serious doubt on his chances of re-election in October, early official results showed.
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Each resident at Homecoming has kitschy palm tree-print curtains at his window, an austere writing desk that looks like a secretary's perch out of Mad Men, and a shiny, squat, mustard-colored desk lamp.
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