Michelle Dockery brightened up the carpet in a light blue gown.
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Post Malone brightened up the carpet in a light-pink suit.
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The walls of the "spartan" shelter were brightened up with children's decorations.
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Angelique's smile was contagious and brightened up any room she walked into.
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She brightened up—and offered a few home truths about the psychiatrist's profession.
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With the top down, the premium but rather spare interior is significantly brightened up.
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A full force of light that brightened up a room as soon as you entered.
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Two Wisconsin hospitals brightened up their NICUs by dressing the babies in tiny Halloween costumes.
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To wit: Kristin Cavallari proved platinum isn't just for summer, and Hailey Baldwin brightened up, too.
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"Your sense of humor, your smile, your energy, your talent brightened up the evening," she wrote.
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The Playboy model got wet and brightened up a SoCal beach ... even while wearing a black bikini.
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It brightened up the scenes so that you could see for hundreds of yards with an eerie clarity.
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Below, you can find a brightened up version of the teaser image, which reveals more of the design.
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However, comments from President Trump have brightened up prospects that there might be a deal in the coming weeks.
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Nick, meanwhile, brightened up the rainy day in his yellow jacket and a white T-shirt with brown pants.
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He brightened up when we found a moose-stomped trail that looked as if it led to the top.
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Until next year, supermoon On Wednesday, the third and final supermoon of the year brightened up the night sky.
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Lauren Conrad, your ultimate source for hairspiration 101, has brightened up her long, beachy waves with an almost platinum shade.
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The soles on the underside give a preview of the colors the white Converse might turn into when they're brightened up.
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And last but not least, Dascha Polanco brightened up her strands, adding a golden blonde streak to the front of her hair.
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Therese mentioned that her complexion brightened up a bit, and she could see the dirt the formula extracted from her nose area.
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Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice kind of looks like a Souls game that was transplanted to 16th century Japan and brightened up a bit.
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A huge mural of his—depicting a picturesque village and its rat-infested sewer system—brightened up the communal area outside our classroom.
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Mr. Benepe, who works near the Sheridan Square garden, said fenced-in greenery brightened up roadsides, improved air quality and caught storm-water runoff.
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Sweet potatoes get more of a savory treatment in this soup, brightened up with fresh ginger, lemongrass, makrut lime leaves, and red curry paste.
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"The market was moving into position for a worst-case scenario and things have brightened up a bit," said ING senior rates strategist Benjamin Schroeder.
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Despite his injury, Warren appeared to be in good spirits, and brightened up his cast with a colorfully patterned sock from his Pair of Thieves line.
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It was as reliable as some of my oldest friends, brightened up my whole face, lasted all day (really), and provided me with an instant confidence boost.
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Hundreds of people danced in the empty pool, while acts emerged through smoke to take the stage as blue, red and purple lights brightened up the arena.
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Holiday festivities also brightened up Los Angeles, San Diego, and Las Vegas, but Phoenix and the Mexican border city of Tijuana saw the biggest holiday light changes.
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"He hasn't said a whole lot except when his little sister came in there he really brightened up then," Hughes told reporters during a news conference Thursday night.
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There, she brightened up the day in a purple coat and fuchsia pink dress, both by Karl Ludwig, a hat by Angela Kelly and a Royal Welch Fusiliers brooch.
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They used a fresh coat of mossy yellow paint in the octagonal foyer, which brightened up the windowless space and helped reflect the sunlight streaming in from other rooms.
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" The dramatic performance put "a smile on the face of the 150 attendants," said Tinti in a Twitter post, adding that it "brightened up the cloudy day in Rome.
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Hough's transformation didn't stop at Nine Zero One salon: The star took to Instagram earlier today to show off her new brightened-up eyebrows that officially match her auburn hair.
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The 92-year-old monarch took her second son, Prince Andrew, with her to work on Thursday as she brightened up London on her last outing before her Christmas break.
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Even the drabbest rooms or college dorms can be brightened up with a mini terrarium full of colorful succulents, small enough to sit on her desk or a small shelf.
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All across the United States, civilians will light up Christmas, stockings will be hung, and the front lawns of countless homes are brightened up by some truly impressive Christmas lights.
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New York City's midtown streets might have been plunged into darkness on Saturday night, but the casts of multiple Broadway shows brightened up the summer evening using the power of song.
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Mr Weinstein gets points for verisimilitude, and it's likely that he would not have got permission to film in this community if he brightened up the scenery for purely aesthetic reasons.
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Despite cloudy skies (she recently confessed that weather is always a worry at these events), Queen Elizabeth brightened up the gathering in her light pink ensemble, complete with matching wide-brimmed hat.
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Despite cloudy skies (she recently confessed that weather is always a worry at these events), Queen Elizabeth brightened up the garden party in her light pink ensemble, complete with matching wide-brimmed hat.
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Mr Mitch, Gobstopper boss, and the crown prince of weightless, just brightened up everyone's first week back at work by taking to Twitter and dropping a whole zip file of brand new edits.
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In the snap, the fresh-faced singer, who's currently rocking platinum blonde locks, shows off one her poses as she practices in a dimly lit room, brightened up by hanging bulbs in the background.
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We picked seven stories from the past week that brightened up our days, in honor of the limited ABC series People's List – and we think they're just what you need for a mental uplift.
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I think Bowie and the Spiders were the perfect antidote to all that and along with the Glam Rock era brightened up the culture to create future realities, it was exciting, anything was possible.
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Her last big red carpet was the premiere of her new movie Same Kind of Different as Me in October 2018, where the star brightened up the red carpet in a fitted canary yellow Carolina Herrera dress.
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" Arias, who was living with Jose at the time of his death, says Penelope's birth, "has not taken any of the pain away of course, because that's always going to remain, but she's definitely brightened up our lives.
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"When room is limited (say on a smartphone) you can use the brightened-up Icon as an abbreviated Logo, which will be seen more easily and read more clearly," YouTube Chief Product Officer Neal Mohan wrote in an announcement detailing the changes.
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Led by Chatsworth House, Britain's historic attractions have made a virtue of the combined experience of subject and setting; Damien Hirst's spot paintings recently brightened up the panelled walls of Houghton Hall, while Jenny Holzer projected text onto the stonework of Blenheim Palace.
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GELENDZHIK/SAMARA, Russia (Reuters) - There will be mixed emotions for many Swedes when their team clash with England in their World Cup quarter-final, for almost 50 years they have had a love affair with the English game that has brightened up their long, dark winter evenings.
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Horror, smaller-scale action, sci-fi, and outliers of other sorts (like the Coen brothers' madcap Tinseltown comedy Hail, Caesar, which brightened up last winter) flourish in the early months, when curious viewers will be more likely to give something off the beaten path of star vehicles a shot.
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That aesthetic can be felt in this one-bedroom suite, in which the resort&aposs classic ski lodge touches (think dark wood furnishings and mantles) are brightened up by winter-white armchairs, accent pillows in light plaid or silk, contemporary leather ottomans, and white stockings hanging above the fireplace.
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In Rae's vision of Manchester, and likely those of countless others, the image and sound of the city through the 80s and 90s was brightened up with hip-hop, reggae and street soul—a soulful, bass-heavy, British iteration of the Jamaican "lovers rock" genre, made by the black communities in Harlesden, Birmingham and Manchester.
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These 12 blink-and-you-might-have-missed-them cultural moments of 2017 brightened up a year otherwise defined by the threat of nuclear war, natural disasters — from hurricanes to wildfires — that left hundreds of thousands homeless, a string of sexual harassment charges against some of the country's most prominent political and entertainment figures and yet more terrorist attacks.
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Even the chapel-service has been brightened up for their behoof.
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All around the Tafia de l'Ours refreshment area, the light celebration is brightened up with candles put under the windows as well as a release of sky lanterns in the air.
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Although mostly known for simple, peasant interiors, he also did landscapes and portraits. His canvases brightened up later in life, when he appears to have become more confident of success. A street in Laren is named after him.
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The architect Gerhard Schlotter submitted the church to a renovation and rebuild in 1990/1991, in order also to prepare it for its usage for exhibitions of contemporary art. Schlotter brightened up the prayer hall in the colours used before the destruction.
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Silver Dust has their unique music style brightened up with a scenic presence on stage composed of steampunk and Victorian influences. The band is often classified as "Burtonian" (referring to American filmmaker Tim Burton) by the media that describe its style under the name of "theatrical rock".
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Wall explained that the nails were acrylic and she was required to wear them permanently. It took her time to adjust to wearing them but later felt strange without them. Wall branded it a trademark of the character that brightened up her black outfits. They also add to her strength as they have been as a weapon in "cat-fights".
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They exhibited together until 1930. Johansen became a member of the Grønningen artists association in 1933, exhibiting there for many years. His stay in Bormes had brightened up his paintings, possibly under the influence of Henri Matisse and Auguste Renoir, depicting nude women and landscapes of the south of France. In addition to richly coloured prints, he also produced posters for Grønningen, Tuborg and for the theatre.
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Mapleton in the dock. "It was curious to note the change that took place in [Mapleton's] bearing and demeanour whenever he caught sight of an artist from one of the illustrated papers in the act of sketching him. He suddenly brightened up, and, if I am not mistaken, assumed a studied pose for the occasion."Montagu Stephen Williams, Leaves of a Life (1890), vol.
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The first two styles (incrustation and architectural) were a part of the Republican period (related to Hellenistic Greek wall painting) and the last two styles (ornamental and intricate) were a part of the Imperial period. The main purpose of these frescoes was to reduce the claustrophobic interiors of Roman rooms, which were windowless and dark. The paintings, full of color and life, brightened up the interior and made the room feel more spacious.
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Dandoy and Johanns were young Jesuits, newly arrived in India, when they met Brahmachari Animananda, disciple of Brahmobandhav Upadhyay. Animananda encouraged them in their desire to begin a journal that would carry on the spirit of inquiry initiated by Upadhyay.Doyle 130-131. P. Turmes reports that Animananda's face brightened up when the two Jesuits laid before him the proposal for a journal that would present Christ to India in a way adapted to her mentality and culture.
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On 4 February, Murs uploaded a live performance of "Army of Two" to his official Vevo account. He was backed "with violins, guitars, drums and dancing backing singers to boot." Chris Younie of 4Music liked the performance commenting, "with his cheeky-chops smile and ever so tight trousers making a return into our lives, our day just brightened up considerably." The performance is included on the deluxe edition of Right Place Right Time, on the second disc.
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The city centre is also being brightened up with street art and new walkways, along with the first phase of the David Evans – Castle Street development. New green spaces will be provided in conjunction with the proposed Quadrant Square and Grand Theatre Square. Redevelopment of the Oxford Street car park and Lower Oxford Street arcades are also planned. At the sea front, The Tower, Meridian Quay is now Wales's tallest building at a height of with a restaurant on the top (29th) floor.
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Edinburgh Academical Cricket club's monogram The monogram of the Academical Cricket Club (ACC) symbolise the cricket activities of both the Academy and the Academicals, as the club was originally intended for both boys and Old Boys. It was not thought necessary to include Edinburgh in the title. The monogram is still used on 1st Academical XI caps, and badges. In the 1860s cricket shirts were brightened up by coloured shirts, with the Academy XI wearing white shirts with narrow blue stripes.
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Having become acquainted with the representatives of the Moscow intelligentsia - artists and writers, Gurilyov wrote songs based on poems by Grekov, Aleksey Koltsov, Makarova, and rapidly acquired popularity. Some of his compositions were published by well-known publishers in music magazines. Of great importance for him was his friendship with the composer Alexander Egorovich Varlamov, the warmth from whom in many ways brightened up his lonely life. Despite the success of his works, Gurilyov spent most of his life in poverty, earning his life as a private teacher and correcting musical notes.
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Steele's style was easy-going and comfortably predictable. Segments comprised weather (including world temperatures), sports (Steele was longtime sports director for WTIC), birthdays (only over 80), anniversaries (only over 60), local and national news and storytelling for children. Nothing brightened up a winter morning more for generations of school-age kids than when Bob Steele announced that their district would have no school that day. A favorite segment was "Tiddlywinks from the Teletype, little stories of little importance..." that wrapped up each day's show, ending with the final bars of the 2nd Connecticut Regiment March leading into the 10:00 AM news.
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The unusual characteristics of the event led to an immediate massive follow-up campaign by tens of professional and amateur observers over the next 500 days, during which 5 brightening events were closely observed. The star brightened up to two and a half magnitudes in each microlensing event over its baseline brightness. The brightenings were determined to have been caused by a dim binary star system much closer to the Earth, acting as a moving, changing gravitational lens. The light of the lens star system itself was lost in the glare of the brighter star 2MASS 19400112+3007533.
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While searching through the ghetto, Kallen notice Rai recognizing a building and suspect Rai was Japanese, then notice Kallen's face brightened up. If the player chooses to say if she laughed at him, Kallen denies it and decides to look around more. If the player choose to say if she's happy, Kallen replied that he had remembered something since she's been keeping him company, which Rai thanked her. Later, the two are caught in a battle by a group of Anti-Britannian terrorists with Burai Kightmare Frames pretending to be the Black Knights and a group of Britannian Sutherlands and Knight Police Frames.
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Massa endured a terrible first race weekend of his third year at Ferrari. The team, surprisingly, looked off the pace as Massa qualified fourth and his race was even less successful, spinning off at the first corner of the first lap, on lap 26 he collided with David Coulthard and eventually retired due to engine failure. Things brightened up in Malaysia as he qualified on pole, half a second clear of Räikkönen in P2, but the race itself did not go as well. Massa led from pole in the first 16 laps but was jumped by Räikkönen in the pitstops.
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Ainger, p. 124 Sothern corresponded frequently with Gilbert and had many requirements and suggestions for the piece in terms of length, setting and number of characters, among other things, that "the seriousness should be brightened up with comedy" and that an important part of the plot should be a "story of a man making some great sacrifice for the girl he madly loves".Head, pp. 65–66 Sothern's conflicting requests for dramatic and comic situations made it difficult for Gilbert to write an internally consistent play. Henry Neville's programme note withdrawing The Ne'er-do-Weel at Gilbert's request In July 1876, Gilbert sent an outline of the plot to Sothern.
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The character of Socrates as exhibited in Apology, Crito, Phaedo and Symposium concurs with other sources to an extent to which it seems possible to rely on the Platonic Socrates, as demonstrated in the dialogues, as a representation of the actual Socrates as he lived in history.CH Kahn, Plato and the Socratic Dialogue: The Philosophical Use of a Literary Form (p. 75), Cambridge University Press, 1998, . At the same time, however, many scholars believe that in some works, Plato, being a literary artist, pushed his avowedly brightened-up version of "Socrates" far beyond anything the historical Socrates was likely to have done or said.
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Its aggressive overtones are often brightened up with sped-up Japanese popular music or spoken voice samples from various anime. These are also often fused with more Western influences, such as lyrics from American hip hop music and cartoons. Much of the sales of Sharpnel Sound records, as well as management of the hardrave online radio station and promotion of Sharpnelsound events, is done through Guhroovy, a primarily-hardcore record store located in Shibuya and operated by Akira Uchibori (Guhroovy). Aside from their prolific discography on the Sharpnelsound label, DJ Sharpnel has also provided tracks for other Japanese labels such as Maddest Chickn’dom, Ravin Beatz Japan, and Gabba Disco.
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The mural in 2007, before it was defaced. Well Hung Lover appeared at a time when the City Council's policy was to crack down on graffiti; the council were initially opposed to the mural. However, some residents supported the work, saying it "brightened up" the area. Following pressure to keep the mural, the council created an online poll asking whether or not it should be kept; 97% of respondents supported it, leading to retrospective permission being granted for the mural- the first legal street art mural in the UK. The council stressed that this was an exception, and that future street art would not necessarily be tolerated.
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The novel's first edition includes a foreword by bush poet Henry Lawson, who writes that The Sentimental Bloke's original appearance in The Bulletin "brightened up many dark days for me", and that, in Bill, Dennis had created a character "more perfect than any alleged 'larrikin' or Bottle-O character I have ever attempted to sketch". The first edition also featured a glossary of words, compiled by Dennis, "for the use of those unacquainted with the 'Australian language'". Dennis went on to publish three sequels to this novel: The Moods of Ginger Mick (1916), Doreen (1917) and Rose of Spadgers (1924). The illustrations of the bloke, cupid-like and "whimsical", were provided by Hal Gye.
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Alderdi Eguna ("Party Day") is the national holiday of the Basque Nationalist Party which is annually celebrated on the last Sunday of September, the Sunday closest to the feast day of Saint Michael, the patron saint of Euskal Herria and of the Basque Nationalist Party. The central act of this celebration is a political meeting of leading nationalists, but the celebration begins in the morning with a traditional festival in which the different municipal organizations from the party set up stands to sell drinks and their more typical products, all brightened up by traditional music. Dances and traditional sports are also enjoyed. The celebration takes place in an open air arena (currently in Foronda, Álava), and lasts until nightfall.
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Granville seems fairly sharp and quick witted, and is often quick to make satirical jokes about Arkwright's stammer or mannerisms whilst he will often flippantly make fun at customers to their faces, all of them seemingly being too unintelligent to realise this. Unlike his uncle who is a practical, miserly man, Granville is a carefree man, yet is treated as if he is still a child. His exact age is never revealed, though in Series Two (set in 1981), one of the characters, Gordon, mentions a Hungarian man who visited the area in the late-1940s. Granville's mundane existence is only brightened up by the milkwoman (Barbara Flynn), the only person other than Arkwright who is awake at the same time as him in the mornings.
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The series never reveals his real age, and with an obviously older actor playing younger, David Jason, in the role, its easy to assume that Granville really is much older. Granville's mundane existence is only brightened up by the milkwoman (Barbara Flynn), the only person other than Arkwright who is awake at the same time as him in the mornings. Despite his attraction to her, she is more worldly wise than he is and likes men of the same calibre as herself, but she is generally sympathetic towards Granville, and they have kissed on several occasions. By the time of Still Open All Hours, Arkwright has long died and Granville has inherited the shop as promised by Arkwright, and has a young son, Leroy.
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" Gary Leboff of Vox called the album "another collection stuffed with melodic treats and lyrical wit, for consumption by an audience significantly smaller than they deserve." He highlighted the last two songs as the best on the album. Despite a score of two and a half stars out of five, Chris Woodstra of AllMusic was favourable, saying "the classic sound is still there" and concluding that it was "[a]nother in a series of commercial sleepers, but definitely worth a listen." Mark Caro of the Chicago Tribune hailed the album for "[providing] room and reason to dig" compared to the band's previous few albums, writing that Tilborok and Difford "have brightened up musically while maintaining the crown as pop-rock's most tuneful and trenchant observers of romantic breakdowns.
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Barraud's deceased brother, a London photographer, willed him his estate including his DC-powered Edison-Bell cylinder phonograph with a case of cylinders and his dog Nipper. Barraud's original painting depicts Nipper staring intently into the horn of an Edison- Bell while both sit on a polished wooden surface. The horn on the Edison-Bell machine was black and after a failed attempt at selling the painting to a cylinder record supplier of Edison Phonographs in the UK, a friend of Barraud's suggested that the painting could be brightened up (and possibly made more marketable) by substituting one of the brass-belled horns on display in the window at the new gramophone shop on Maiden Lane. The Gramophone Company in London was founded and managed by an American, William Barry Owen.
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After years of conflicts, the relationship between the U.S. and Vietnam was eventually brightened up when the embargo by the U.S. to Vietnam was lifted in 1995. Following this event, in December 2001, Vietnam and the U.S. signed a bilateral trade agreement (BTA) that resumed and formalized all trading status.The U.S.-Vietnam Bilateral Trade Agreement (BTA) - Resources for Understanding Since the BTA became effective, Vietnam increasingly exports up to nearly $30.5 billion worth of their products including shoes, textiles, agricultural goods and other commodities to the U.S. In return, the U.S. exports approximately $5.5 billion in goods to Vietnam. Catfish was among the major exports of Vietnam to the U.S In 2014, catfish producers in Vietnam bred over 1.1 million tonnes and exported around 500 tonnes of catfish every month to the U.S. These figures represents 2 percent of fish consumed by American consumers.
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So he rides on and doesn't deliver to the other side. He rides past a stream and sees two boys playing with boats, and decides he wants to play with boats as well, so he gets off the bike and starts folding all the papers into boats (with helpful diagrams to help the reader do the same) and set them off in the water to watch them float around. As he watches his boats float down the stream, he's still riding the bike, but because he wasn't watching where he was going, he crashed into a rock, emerging unhurt but severely damaging his front wheel. Initially not knowing what to do now (after trying to ride normally, and trying to carry the bike) he broke down crying, but then brightened up when he realized he can still ride the bike on the back wheel.
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Here, and in the shops immediately adjoining, the working-classes generally purchase their Sunday's dinner; and after pay-time on Saturday night, or early on Sunday morning, the New-cut, and the Brill in particular, is almost impassable. Indeed, the scene in these parts has more of the character of a fair than a market. There are hundreds of stalls, and every stall has its one or two lights; either it is illuminated by the intense white light of the new self- generating gas-lamp, or else it is brightened up by the red smoky flame of the old-fashioned grease lamp. One man shows off his yellow haddock with a candle stuck in a bundle of firewood ; his neighbour makes a candlestick of a huge turnip, and the tallow gutters over its sides; whilst the boy shouting "Eight a penny, stunning pears!" has rolled his dip in a thick coat of brown paper, that flares away with the candle.
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