The Golden Circle is less successful when it brushes up against current events.
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But it still sometimes brushes up against a barrier that holds it apart.
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It's like you're at some random bar, and some guy brushes up against you, whatever. Right.
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But couched as it is in simplified wartime conflict, Wonder Woman still brushes up against that binary.
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And there's a lot of content that, there's 1 percent that brushes up against the community guidelines.
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American Horror Story is always at its best when it brushes up against the political but doesn't fully embrace it.
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But just because nightlife sometimes brushes up against the law, that doesn't mean clubbers have no rights when they're partying.
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The northwestern Queens neighborhood brushes up against the East River, giving those along Astoria's waterfront attractive views of Manhattan's skyline.
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But Auggie also brushes up against bigger questions about how technology isolates people even as it sells the illusion of connectedness.
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There is an off-the-shelf quality to this story, which brushes up against more than a few self-help screenwriting clichés.
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A fat man in a too-small tank top with fading, stretched tattoos brushes up against a scrawny adolescent in an Against Me!
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Dustin Thomason, the show's executive producer and creator, described it as an original story that "brushes up against the characters" from King's many stories.
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The tales come in a sprightly variety of modes, from a handwritten list to a meditation on school buses that brushes up against poetry.
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"No one who brushes up against the government of the United States, or Europe by the way, ever comes out unscathed," Cramer said in a video.
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It could also be Ocean sidling up in an undercommons of prayer and malediction, where the singular soul brushes up against the dark night of the universe.
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Maureen, who works as a personal shopper for a spoiled celebrity named Kyra, certainly brushes up against glamour, and occasionally tries on a piece of Kyra's borrowed couture.
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I wouldn't say "Send in Stewie" ever brushes up against anything truly profound, but I found it mostly intriguing until it finally, brutally undercut itself with that unpleasant ending.
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"There will always be content on YouTube that brushes up against our policies, but doesn't quite cross the line," the company wrote in a blog post earlier this month.
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Several times, 199 Cemeteries brushes up against conversations about how much the dead belong to the living; graveyards are places of both public and private remembrance, and it's a distance not easily traversed.
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The works are arranged like a narrative film in a continuous sequence against various shades of gray, where each thing brushes up against the previous and following one in a progression of visual, semantic thinking.
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Then there's the striking "Look at Me," a lazily sinister song that obliquely tries to pull apart gun violence, which in turn brushes up against "California Bride," a sweet guitar-pop song with a perfect hook.
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The big picture: The changes are part of a newly-released set of priorities by YouTube to take more responsibility for the content on its platform, including content that brushes up against its policies but doesn't explicitly violate them.
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Specifically—and crucially—Dr Miyako has armed it with paintbrush hairs that are covered in a special gel sticky enough to pick pollen up, but not so sticky that it holds on to that pollen when it brushes up against something else.
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He takes up his cleaning supplies and goes into town. His sweeping duties usually keep him too busy to go into town, and so he takes advantage of the situation by buying cigarettes and candies. As Bakha eats his candies, a high-caste man brushes up against him. The touched man did not see Bakha because the sweeper forgot to give the untouchable's call.
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Birmingham Brown's comedy with the various seance gadgets serve to link the movie audience with a "me too" bond which is very warm and human. Since there was no gun and no bullet, Charlie Chan has the Coroner perform an experiment to determine what might have happened. The case is solved when the murderer brushes up against Charlie Chan in a reenactment of the crime with Charlie Chan sitting where the murdered man was sitting.
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By spreading out their tentacles like a large net, the sea nettle is able to catch food as it passes by. When prey brushes up against the tentacles, thousands of nematocysts are released, launching barbed stingers which release a paralyzing toxin into the quarry. The oral arms begin digestion as they transport the prey into the sea nettle’s mouth. C. fuscescens feeds on a wide variety of zooplankton, crustaceans, salps, pelagic snails, small fish as well as their eggs and larvae, and other jellyfish.
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In 1834, the governor of Alta California José Figueroa awarded to John T. Reed the first land grant in Marin, Rancho Corte Madera del Presidio. Just west of that, Rancho Saucelito was transferred to William A. Richardson in 1838 after being originally awarded to Nicolas Galindo in 1835.William Richardson also married a well-connected woman; both he and Reed were originally from Europe. Richardson's name was later applied to Richardson Bay, an arm of the San Francisco Bay that brushes up against the eastern edge of Mill Valley.
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Mighty Time met with a positive reception in the music press. NOW Toronto praised her vocals and wrote that "the varied arrangements bring out the whimsy in her songwriting: reverby synth-pop brushes up against piano ballads, upbeat pop rock tunes, psych-soul and hints of doo-wop." BeatRoute Magazine described the album as containing "coy jazz- pop, astute psychedelic bossa nova, laid-back lounge music, bouncy folk-pop, serene Icelandic chord stretches and plenty of fragments that I can’t even name... Mover’s awareness of how the pieces of our musical past relate to one another has here resulted in a wonderful, self-aware record." Seems So Long was named one of Sarah Green's top 10 albums of 2010 in a list compiled for NOW Toronto.
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Stuttgart Hauptbahnhof, starting point of the Gäu Railway, and capital of the state of Baden-Württemberg The Gäubahn steadily ascends from Stuttgart Hbf in a continuous loop around the city center, which, due to its superb views of the basin of the Stuttgart valley, lent the name "Panoramabahn" to this section, and counts as one of the most beautiful city center railways in Germany. From the city it heads in a southwesterly direction, and runs alongside the nature park Schönbuch between Böblingen und Herrenberg. From there, the line runs through the eponymous Gäu to Eutingen. The route then descends into the Neckar valley and brushes up against some of the easternmost parts of the Black Forest, until it leaves the Neckar valley near Rottweil, and follows the Prim valley.
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