Suitable for both carpeting and upholstery, the Bissell ProHeat 2X Revolution Pet Pro features an Express Clean Mode that can dry carpeting in as little as 30 minutes.
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He installed three layers of shag carpeting over a central strip of the attic floor; the nails that kept the carpeting in place were rubber-tipped, to deaden any squeaks from footsteps.
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That included the dropped ceilings and carpeting, among other things.
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Sometimes, they want shag carpeting, vintage bathrooms and dated Formica.
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One final barroom touch at Peppi's is all Scott: carpeting.
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Three additional second-floor bedrooms have angled ceilings, skylights and carpeting.
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Head right inside for all the beer-stained carpeting you desire.
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"Above all, do not have carpeting in basements," Mr. Olmsted said.
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The plush white carpeting was incredibly soft on my bare feet.
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As for flooring, shag carpeting reached its peak in the 1960s.
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It has since been replaced by carpeting, but the construction continues.
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Carpet Carpeting can also be a source of those pesky dust mites.
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But as we stepped onto the plush green carpeting, I regretted it.
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The second level of the home is covered in off-white carpeting.
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The same is true for many electronics, and advanced textiles like carpeting.
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Inside was blue carpeting and a snazzy interior console with deluxe woodwork.
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The aging terminal was packed and badly lit, with peeling, mismatched carpeting.
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She disliked its wall-to-wall carpeting and detested the suburban lifestyle.
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The Steinbrenners have a long position on the international market for white carpeting.
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The red carpeting, running like a ribbon over lumber, sopped up the rest.
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Even better than the follows are the supportive comments commending his carpeting choices.
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Again, this is all digital, so you don't need chains carpeting your apartment.
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For all we know, the mutant instantly grew her own subversive armpit carpeting.
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Authorities allege the carpeting and the padding underneath it was stained with blood.
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Instead, he kept the Bush 43 carpeting, drapes and furniture until mid 2010.
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Agribusiness has also transmogrified beans into goods such as ink, carpeting and biodiesel.
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In the foyer, a double staircase with zebra carpeting is flanked with artwork.
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It makes the insulated wall panels, windows and carpeting in homes and offices.
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Inside, a glossy marble hallway led to a bedroom with quatrefoil patterned carpeting.
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Over time, dirt, stains, and grime can seep through and damage the carpeting underneath.
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All those bouncing photons can help you move all those extra grams of carpeting.
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They really only work on hard surfaces, and carpeting slows the bot down dramatically.
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The river-inspired aesthetic translated into blue and grey carpeting and crystal-flecked chandeliers.
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Some of the new products and services include pet grooming, soy milk and carpeting.
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There is no furniture, just ubiquitous red carpeting strewn with discarded and broken toys.
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The sanctuary where the shooting occurred is small, with wooden pews and red carpeting.
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On the low-pile carpeting, it didn't come within 2 inches of the corner.
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A year ago, they had a bedbug problem and had to remove their carpeting.
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The office has cheerful carpeting and walls covered with colorful pages from toy catalogs.
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And she gets him a condo that's got more conflicts of interest than carpeting.
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"I don't do a lot when I'm not red-carpeting," the actress told the magazine.
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That means old fish nets could be made into consoles and plastic bottles into carpeting.
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But seemingly out of nowhere, Netanyahu's Likud party started carpeting the country with sinister ads.
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The robot sailed right over the edge and landed on the carpeting with a thud.
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For those that can't stand carpeting, the house also comes with original full hardwood flooring.
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They also replaced the blue carpeting with wood flooring, which made a world of difference.
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The shag carpeting trend lasted through the '70s, and became associated with the hippie movement.
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No one speaks—the Great Silence—but I hear plenty: footsteps, clothing, carpeting, a cough.
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Searches of the Rothwell home also turned up wet carpeting that was soaked in bleach.
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Carpeting should be avoided where possible and a "moist wipe down" is advised instead of sweeping.
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Green and brownish carpeting throughout the floors are designed to resemble pebbled paths and grassy areas.
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So, if preserving your carpeting is top-of-mind for you, go with some rubber mats.
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Most leases contain a provision requiring tenants to cover 80 percent of their floors with carpeting.
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Thank god I got a spot remover vacuum thingy for Christmas to save my carpeting. $179.12.
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The décor inside is usually worn and dated, with shag carpeting, wood paneling and terrible lighting.
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The carpeting is made of recycled nylon created from fishing net waste found in the ocean.
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BUFFETT SAYS CORONAVIRUS IS AFFECTING SOME OF BERKSHIRE'S BUSINESSES, INCLUDING DAIRY QUEEN, JOHNS MANVILLE, SHAW CARPETING
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Even its carpeting follows a similar lifestyle and will reportedly be comprised of recycled fishing nets.
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The industrial carpeting is red and frayed, the walls beige and prefab, the atmosphere blandly oppressive.
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He encouraged the physical education teacher to direct his suggestions about carpeting to the NYCC organizers themselves.
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According to TechCrunch, the app details features such as patterns in the carpeting, furniture, and window views.
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TraffickCam uses an algorithm that matches hotel rooms by comparing features such as carpeting, furniture and accessories.
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You'll see his son Danny and wife Wendy flee across honeycomb carpeting as ghosts ooze into frame.
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Plus, the app allows you to boost the suction on carpeting as well as review cleaning logs.
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Exotic plants seemed to emerge from carpeting, paintings, built-in shelves, wall murals and stained-glass windows.
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His putting stroke reflects his early exposure to municipal greens that had the consistency of worn carpeting.
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The larger, powerful vacs work great if you have deep carpeting or routinely vacuum staircases or cars.
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His pacing is so legendary, his father once said, that he wore a hole in the carpeting.
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The Houthis were " carpeting the ground" with them, said Deif Ahmed Abdullah Saleh, a Yemeni army officer.
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The other girl, also 15, then allegedly came over to help try to clean blood from the carpeting.
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Tank treads instead of wheels should allow R2-D2 to easily roll over uneven surfaces and even carpeting.
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Standing on anything but wall to wall carpeting in the Trump administration is a obviously a dangerous tactic.
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Police allegedly found no food in the home and say the home's carpeting was stained black with excrement.
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The modest hallways are lined with dated, dark brown, mosaic carpeting, and white apartment doors featuring gold doorknobs.
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The typical casino floor today welcomes visitors with loud carpeting, cavernous rooms and an ocean of slot machines.
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Blood — believed to be drag marks — led investigators to a body wrapped in clothing, carpeting, plastic and sheets.
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Back in 2015, he was bored in a hotel room when he noticed how weird the carpeting was.
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BMW, though, is most likely the first to put down carpeting in the cabin of a cargo jet.
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Furniture and carpeting should not be too close in color—a tripping hazard for those with low vision.
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Imagine dozens of rows of tables in what feels like a high school auditorium with nondescript thin carpeting.
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It looks great beneath a dark green pine tree and complements wood floors, neutral-colored carpeting, and tile.
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The camera takes in an acoustic-tile ceiling, wall-to-wall carpeting, bare drywall, and a fourposter bed.
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Whether your home has carpeting or hardwood, you need a good vacuum cleaner to keep the floors tidy.
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American textile companies make technologically advanced fabrics like those for carpeting, parachutes or the steel mesh inside tires.
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We aimed to incorporate the textures and fabrics found in a luxurious bedroom: frills, ruching, quilting and carpeting.
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A certain je ne sais quoi is needed to capture the right vibe when red-carpeting at Cannes.
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Reports in hand, the journalists sprawled out on the carpeting and phoned in key details to their editors.
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Walking down a hallway will lead you to another bedroom with white carpeting and walls lined with shelves.
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The lease requires carpeting, but it's also a nice thing to do for the person living below you.
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At that point, you could remove any wall-to-wall carpeting and clean the space to reduce allergens.
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RENNY REYNOLDS (landscape architect, party designer) We had triangular platforms covered in black carpeting with banquettes in front.
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It was for jeans, photographed in what looked like a basement with knobby pine paneling and shag carpeting.
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The fifth-floor room was spacious and bright, with plush indigo carpeting and a floor-to-ceiling window.
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Since relaunching, Jubilee's torn out some of that rose pink carpeting and replaced the uncomfortable benches with chairs.
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More cozy features were incorporated into the home after World War II ended, including wall-to-wall carpeting.
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O'Neal has updated the property, including new carpeting, custom closets and landscaping upgrades, according to a Compass spokesperson.
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Oliver's first face plant into plush hotel carpeting off a high bed stopped both parent's heartbeats for several seconds.
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We'll always choose wooden flooring over carpeting whenever possible: You simply can't beat the rich warmness of natural wood.
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Some resemble slender wire mesh, glistening with variegated sections; others, the gnarled, knitted surfaces of wall-to-wall carpeting.
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She also replaced carpeting in one bedroom and study with wood floors to match the rest of the house.
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Its grandiose, manor-like halls are decorated with avant-garde features like zebra-print carpeting and quilted leather walls.
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Front seats have no power adjustment option and carpeting is easily removed, so you can hose out the floors.
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The master bedroom has new carpeting and an en suite bathroom recently built into what was an adjacent bedroom.
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Other houses had been empty for so long that kitchens had plunged into basements; moss grew on waterlogged carpeting.
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Plush beige carpeting softened the sounds of guests' footsteps and muted opening and closing doors, which I immediately appreciated.
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Downstairs is a rumpus room with kitschy posters for "Crocodile Dundee" and 'NSync, orange carpeting and a sunken fireplace.
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Even modest carpeting can render wheelchairs useless, calling attention to the ableism baked into the most ostensibly mundane items.
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Invasion plans relied on carpeting Iraqi military units with cluster bombs, many of which were aging surplus from Vietnam.
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There are bathrooms upstairs and downstairs, a self-serve coffee bar and plush carpeting so new it is spotless.
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And so begins the quest to find a less attractive house, usually one with shag carpeting and wood paneling.
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The stains and smells of once-resident pets had soaked through the carpeting and were visible on the floors.
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He would benefit in a home with rugs or carpeting, which makes it easier for him, and also regular exercise.
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But my feet were still rooted to the hotel carpeting, even as I began to match him stroke for stroke.
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The van has red shag carpeting, red velour walls, and a white shag carpet roof, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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The kitchen flows into a family room with wool bouclé carpeting and a fireplace in a ceiling-high slate chimney.
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The first one pointed out how ridiculous it is to mix carpeting, gowns, and stilettos in an awards show venue.
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Though it may have taken away from the "purity" of the space, a little carpeting might help with the noise.
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His flame-red carpeting has been replicated from a tuft of the original that was found stuck on a nail.
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The home-improvement retailer has long been a major player in the business of carpeting, rugs, mats, tiles, and paint.
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The couple liked the outside, but inside "it was blah and there was carpeting that looked old," Ms. Guenther said.
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I wasn't a big fan of the carpeting, which seemed dated, even though the hotel just opened earlier this year.
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There is a separate house that contains arcade games and has bedrooms with carpeting I could only describe as crispy.
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The Browns had decorated the penthouse in a bold midcentury motif: shag carpeting, floral wallpaper, lacquered walls and pink aplenty.
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The products in this guide can tackle stains, ground-in dirt, and more, leaving your carpeting looking refreshed and revitalized.
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They updated an AC unit and a hot water heater, added insulation, repainted some areas, and put new carpeting in.
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The substances, which include PFOA and PFOS, are found in non-stick cookware, stain-resistant carpeting and other manmade materials.
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The spacious, modern rooms feature all-white walls, swirled blue carpeting, and signature W beds topped with quirky accent pillows.
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Uno sniffed around for a while, and La Russa, an animal rescue activist, invited Uno to urinate on his carpeting.
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Today, expensive dining is more likely to mean stools and a counter than dining tables on a sea of carpeting.
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The morning after the dinner, the sales reps reconvened in a dreary conference room with red tablecloths and damask carpeting.
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Two small chandeliers hung over the bones of the living and dining rooms, the furniture and the carpeting long gone.
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Antique fringed lamps mingle with furniture covered in dusty pink and marine blue velvets, and surrealist carpeting covers the floors.
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Floor mats serve to protect the carpeting beneath them, and rubber mats do a better job of that than carpet ones.
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I just moved into an apartment with carpeting, and I realized that my laissez-faire attitude with cleaning probably wouldn't fly.
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The installation consists of an entire living space with furniture, lamps, wall art, carpeting, a video monitor, and many, many tchotchkes.
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That means not only the large items like computer consoles and terminals, but also carpeting, articles of clothing, ashtrays and pens.
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If your main flooring type is carpeting, it might be worth swapping it out before putting your home on the market.
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Workers have also installed reproductions of floral carpeting and shimmery wallpaper from the 1880s patterned with spider webs, bees and honeycombs.
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Additionally, a luxury room has been built which has a light, a rocking chair, a table, and carpeting on the floor.
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For splatters and spills on carpeting and upholstery, pour a small mound of salt on the area and let it sit.
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Whippet-thin and androgynous, this Virgin is a feral innocent, writhing across stony wilderness and motel carpeting like an ecstatic invertebrate.
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While the interior has wood flooring, new carpeting, and new tiling, the outside has a deck, patio, porch, and a gazebo.
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Even if most of your home has wall-to-wall carpeting, there are still floors that need more than just vacuuming.
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The tailgate was set up in a 2.5-acre space that included a large open-air tent and red carpeting everywhere.
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Some have replaced carpeting with easier-to-clean wood flooring or put beds on solid stands so dust doesn't collect underneath.
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Fudge-colored wall-to-wall carpeting, floral upholstered couches, a cluttered basement, and an array of garages bring to mind suburbia.
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No cakes were thrown, to my disappointment, though I suspect that the Beacon's fancy carpeting had something to do with that decision.
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Hassan and Sara lived just outside Stamford in a two-bedroom apartment with wall-to-wall carpeting and a faintly musty smell.
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These teachers have had to pay for everything from basic pencils and art material to carpeting and even food for their students.
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Recently, he asked Tina Fey if "Who are you wearing?" is a sexist question to ask women red-carpeting at the Oscars.
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With its fluorescent lighting and standard-issue dorm-room carpeting, the suite could be mistaken for any other student club's meeting space.
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Both artists have used the carpeting and wood paneling of their rooms to their advantage, to help them create intimate, imaginative worlds.
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" In fact, West says the place was covered in "animal feces, trash, missing blinds and shutters, with cracked windows and blackened carpeting.
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To avoid any damage to the floor and carpeting, everyone was required to remove their shoes and put on flat protective booties.
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I work mostly on textile fibers used in carpeting and apparel, and as principal investigator I have overall responsibility for the project.
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But Ms. Turner was surprised at the things many New York apartments lack: a washer-dryer in the unit, window coverings, carpeting.
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These health-harming chemicals off-gas from a wide range of indoor products, including carpeting, paper, cleaning products, paint, and cigarette smoke.
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Downstairs is a finished basement, including a recreation room with built-in cabinetry and carpeting, a storage room and a full bathroom.
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The best vacuum cleaners Whether your home has carpeting or hardwood, you need a good vacuum cleaner to keep the floors tidy.
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Warren's father had dreamed of being a pilot but ended up in various unrelated jobs, including one selling carpeting at Montgomery Ward.
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The class of chemicals known as PFAS is used in a variety of nonstick and stain resistant products, including carpeting and furniture.
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And I've lent a hand when workers were laying carpeting or putting up Sheetrock, or if an electrician or plumber needed help.
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Mr. Ford's store, relocated from several blocks farther up Madison Avenue, is a pleasure dome of glass, chrome and thick-ply carpeting.
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I found the room to be beachy and fun, with bold headboard and carpeting, statement chairs, and well-sized for two people.
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Mr. Rezaian was held in solitary confinement in a tiny cell with a piece of carpeting, two rough blankets and no furniture.
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Hardwood floors became "old-fashioned" in the '40s and were replaced with wall-to-wall carpeting that made the home feel cozier.
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"New carpeting was being installed in the building that did leave odors but no hazardous or dangerous readings were detected," Mieth told Gizmodo.
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A living space that contains a variety of flooring and/or carpeting will prove to be a little more challenging for a robot.
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Maybe all that corridor carpeting is just part of a ploy by Big Dilithium to get Starfleet to use more of its product.
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Over the years, though, you may have also noticed that there are fewer bug splats carpeting your car than there used to be.
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Which is why, when you peek under the period carpeting, it's so disappointing to find that Vinyl is actually rote, old-fashioned television.
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After having 21 dogs throughout her life, the Wrinkle in Time superstar has seen her share of nasty business on pure, innocent carpeting.
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I dumped my stuff in my room, which had carpeting that was (unintentionally?) a beige version of the hallway floor in The Shining.
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It did even better with the litter and coffee picking up all of the mixture on the carpeting and 90% on the hardwood.
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According to Bissell, the Express Clean Mode can dry in as little as 30 minutes, but time may vary depending on your carpeting.
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Pros: Engages babies from 6 months and into toddlerhood, promotes mobility and learning, not obnoxiously loudCons: Not ideal for small spaces or carpeting
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Just by looking at it from the outside, I could tell that it had wall-to-wall carpeting, humid, sticky air, low ceilings.
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The interior of the house was as I'd predicted—cushy, lime-green carpeting, yellow glass chandelier, gold-patterned wallpaper, and low stucco ceilings.
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They say Invitation Homes would pay neither for the removal of the mildewed carpeting nor for the family to stay in a hotel.
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Rather than just carpeting the roof with solar panels, plugging in sustainability as an afterthought, Hadid integrated energy-conserving forms into the design.
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I don't want to hire somebody to do that, I don't want to put carpeting in, I don't want to paint these walls.
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Mourners thronged the grounds outside her Kensington Palace residence, virtually carpeting the field with flowers and pushing bouquets through the wrought iron gate.
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Today, the Compadres' businesses assemble various auto components, including wheels, tires and fully constructed truck beds to vehicle interiors, including carpeting and plastics.
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Beau had reported her missing days earlier, and was arrested after police found blood- and bleach-soaked carpeting in the couple's suburban home.
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A former insurance brokerage, it had a dropped ceiling with fluorescent lighting, particleboard walls and industrial carpeting in its rabbit warren of offices.
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The walls are completely covered in industrial carpeting, creating a neutral ground into which a series of rectangular carpet fragment collages are placed.
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IFA is roughly analogous to our own CES—hundreds of companies showing off their latest products, all splayed across miles of expo hall carpeting.
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Cosmetic upgrades, including interior painting, replacing carpeting and curtains and fixing water leaks in the press office ceiling, are also on the maintenance list.
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Eschewing even the merest whiff of mahogany veneer or slightest hint of shag pile carpeting, the result is remarkably understated and very "new" England.
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Gage has seen customers gain more equity once they looked past ugly mint green and dusty mauve walls, outdated carpeting, and pepto-pink bathrooms.
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General Motors is recalling over 640,000 pickup trucks worldwide because hot gas from a high-tech seat belt can set the carpeting on fire.
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Rooms are similar in style to the rest of the hotel with checked carpeting, dark blue or cream walls, elegant furnishings, and large wardrobes.
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Everywhere we went, we were welcomed into log houses where wall-to-wall carpeting and fat pillows served as furniture, and tea was served.
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The race was on: We had a month to replace the kitchen floor, counters, cooktop and basement carpeting, and to paint almost every room.
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Starting this fall, about 450 train cars will get new seat cushions, carpeting and lighting, as well as better lavatories, Amtrak announced on Thursday.
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PFAS has been found in floor dust in children's bedrooms; the chemicals have long been used to add stain resistance to carpeting and upholstery.
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They wriggle their furry backsides on plush carpeting and sit perfectly in front of a display of oversize postage stamps, like a tableau vivant.
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One can't quite put one's finger on the changes: nothing radical or vulgar you understand, just aggressive tweaking: new carpeting, upholstery, lighting and fabrics.
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The chemicals, part of a broader class called PFAS, were used for decades in products ranging from carpeting to Teflon cookware to firefighting foam.
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For the second scenario, it modeled carpeting the city with solar panels, to provide a source of electricity cleaner than what the grid provides.
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Meanwhile, jobs that require physical skills or hard labor—like carpeting and welding—are mostly occupied by men, and these industries have seen little growth.
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Battery-life is definitely the Cyclone V10's biggest drawback, with maximum cleaning settings reducing its runtime to just over eight minutes on carpeting. Ouch.
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Less claw means it's easier for your dog to get around and less likely your pet's toe will get painfully caught on carpeting and furniture.
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On so many blocks, curbs were lined with discarded furniture, mattresses, televisions, and rolled-up carpeting, and fans and humidifiers were drying emptied-out homes.
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My flight only takes about 75 minutes, but we're delayed nearly 30 minutes before boarding because maintenance has to replace the carpeting in first class.
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Dieter: Chrome, but mix that beautiful vision of the future with dumpy retail shelving and bad shag carpeting and the worst of early '70s decorations.
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In such properties, it may be necessary to replace carpeting, wall boards, counters, and furnishings to completely eliminate exposure to tobacco-specific toxins and carcinogens.
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In the 1970s, while others were embracing shag carpeting and polished chrome, Mongiardino was reaching his height in this alternate universe of the super-rich.
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The set, by Andrew Lieberman, echoes the casual attitude, featuring garish-mod carpeting and a jumble of period furniture, as well as a church pew.
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They begin every workday with a group meditation in a room that has nubby carpeting, cushions on the floor, and a couple of salt lamps.
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From the strewn remnants carpeting the floor, she identified patterns that would form the basis for her collage paintings, which represented Krasner's next artistic pinnacle.
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There was no carpeting and no linoleum on the floors, and the walls were covered with what Mr. Rankin described as a tar-like substance.
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I like the Roborock E35 Robot Vacuum and Mop because it has great suction on hardwood and carpeting, features a mop attachment, and runs quietly.
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Pets, kids, and just general wear and tear can leave your carpeting looking lackluster, but hiring professional carpet cleaners can get expensive and time-consuming.
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Average value this subtracts from a home: $3,900It's not just the bedroom where people don't want to see carpeting — it's the same all through house.
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Team employees do their best to prevent damage from the merriment by covering the walls and floors of clubhouses with plastic sheeting or disposable carpeting.
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Off the kitchen is a family room, where a fireplace inlaid with colorful tiles and leopard-print carpeting gives the space a Hollywood Regency feeling.
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All of the paint and carpeting are eco-friendly with low VOC levels, and all of the furniture was made within a 2000-mile radius.
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There's a green whisky bottle, a grayish hand pulling up thick purple carpeting, several tiny articles of clothing, and a receding tunnel behind iron bars.
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See photos of the ongoing construction and upgrades below: All furniture and carpeting have been removed from the Oval Office as it undergoes renovation work.
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But the bugs kept on biting over the next four months, only being eradicated after numerous complaints and the complete removal of carpeting from the home.
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When you wake up to find a few fresh inches of snow carpeting your back garden, there are a few clear rules that must be followed.
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Standard floor mats allow moisture to penetrate all the way through your carpeting and down to your floor pans, which can lead to rusting over time.
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Recycled plastic, for example, was largely used in carpeting 15 years ago, but these days more of it is making its way back into beverage bottles.
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Finally, after they had lived with the bugs for nearly four months, the management company removed the carpeting in the apartment, which helped end the infestation.
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The chairs were purchased off eBay from a former church in Indiana for about $2,163, and the carpeting is from Exposition Carpet, on Chicago's North Side.
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The chemicals can be found in a range of products from cleaning products, paints and fire-fighting foams to stain- and water-resistant fabrics and carpeting.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will announce on Thursdays limits on how much toxic chemicals from cookware and carpeting are allowed in drinking water.
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The place was stuck in a rut and losing money, Mr. Greenberg said, its musty carpeting and harsh fluorescent lighting gave it a dusty, dingy feel.
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Service is minimal to nonexistent, the marble lobby stinks of cigarette smoke and the green carpeting that covers most of the floors is stained and scarred.
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Another major contributor is the failure of many hotels and residential landlords to identify infestations promptly, and to dispose of or treat infested bedding and carpeting.
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There is wall-to-wall carpeting and a dropped tile ceiling above, as well as a cocktail bar and the requisite bowling trophy on a shelf.
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My previous home had laminate and vinyl flooring in addition to wall-to-wall carpeting, so I have tried many brands and types of floor cleaners.
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Maybe it was her, maybe it was embedded in the white couches and plush carpeting, here on the 29th floor of a midtown Manhattan high-rise.
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The room, which has high ceilings, two large wood-framed windows and tatty wall-to-wall carpeting, is densely packed with books and papers and clothes.
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Balfour Beatty covered that material with floating floors or carpeting for aesthetic purposes and to seal away the asbestos tiling, a common and effective abatement strategy.
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Mielewski said airlines replace the carpeting on planes frequently, and Ford has used 300 million pounds of recycled carpet in its cars over the past 20 years.
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But many of the complaints in question come from small businesses, contracted to work on everything from carpeting to plumbing to painting at any of Trump's properties.
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Every installment of the show takes place in the same eerie motel room—two full beds, shabby carpeting—and was shot in a maximum of three days.
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Insist that they buy area rugs with the proper padding or install new carpeting as soon as possible, as you would do the same for your neighbors.
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Inside, a few dozen people, mostly women, sipped coffee from Styrofoam cups in an unadorned room with a low ceiling, tan carpeting, and rows of tan chairs.
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Those critiques are accurately noted in my experience and dovetail my observation of the nicked furniture, worn carpeting, and other cosmetic finishes in need of an upgrade.
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The only remaining trace of the Trump design touch was the plush, wall-to-wall carpeting, the likes of which my feet haven't sunk into since 1993.
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Rather than going to school, he started working for a carpeting company and met the woman who became his wife, Barbara Vieyra, at a nightclub for teenagers.
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New carpeting has been laid down, with an abstract, oxblood-colored pattern that would not have looked out of place when the Four Seasons opened in 1959.
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With two side brushes and a center main brush, the Ecovacs Deebot 500 tackles messes and debris with ease, and transitions easily from carpeting to hard floors.
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Depending on the ingredients, he says, such spreads can cost anywhere from $40 to $70 a square foot, which is more than luxury carpeting but infinitely tastier.
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Here, I should mention that the dramatic red geometric carpeting lining the upper levels' hallways was practically identical to the flooring in "The Shining"'s Overlook Hotel.
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They fill the Beverly Hilton's parking lots and stretches of open space: giant tents with indoor-outdoor carpeting, D.J.s, twinkly lights, cater waiters, security guards, updos and swag.
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It's the same thing that happened to shag carpeting: Once considered a gauche relic of the '70s, it's now a staple of college dorms, first apartments, and beyond.
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Over the past few weeks, record levels of rainfall in Southern California have caused a so-called "super bloom" of wildflowers, carpeting hillsides with patches of colorful buds.
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Chagrin Valley was much nicer than other places she saw—no funeral-home carpeting, no grim hallways with wall protectors and handrails—but it cost about the same.
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I tested it by sprinkling a tablespoon of flour and a tablespoon of a kitty litter and coffee grounds mixture on both low-pile carpeting and hardwood flooring.
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Maybe that's why we're seeing a revived interest in flashier design from the 1960s and especially the 19663s — the geometric patterns, the shag carpeting, the brass and Lucite.
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The carpeting may be cream colored and plush one year, with low leather sofas and lots of velvet to evoke a fantasy of Halston's 1970s New York apartment.
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It's what the world would look like if people were gone and Mother Nature redecorated — carpeting hills with waist high grass and sprinkling them with zealous yellow flowers.
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I also give technical marketing presentations to companies in the United States and Europe, explaining to designers and manufacturers how the fibers will perform in carpeting or clothing.
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Brothers Lounge, with carpeting and a fireplace, had a pleasingly dingy atmosphere that went well with the $1 bag of Gardetto's and $4 Pyramid apricot ale I purchased.
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On several hikes, mostly in Stanislaus National Forest, which sustained most of the damage from the Rim Fire, he pointed to newly sprouted trees carpeting the forest floor.
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The lobby's gorgeous interiors look plucked from a set of "Mad Men," with patterned red-and-cream carpeting and curved cognac-leather couches illuminated by golden pendant lamps.
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Beau was charged Friday with murder in her presumed death after a search of the Rothwell home turned up wet carpeting that was soaked in bleach, say police.
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At Christian Dior's spring 2020 haute couture show in Paris today, attendees were ushered inside an enormous womblike chamber, with a curved mauve ceiling and soft lilac carpeting.
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I imagine hearing this music in houses with carpeting on every surface, an ashtray in every room, a lingering smell of smoke, and Chippendale that nobody sits in.
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This is bad news for the carpeting but good news for us, since it leads to the greatest asset a viral video can have: a loud, cut-off shriek.
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Neighborhood Joint 7 Photos View Slide Show ' The desert boot of the instructor weighed heavily on the sternum of a student lying on a thin layer of industrial carpeting.
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And finally, though the i7+ got stuck far less often than my dumb robot in the months I've been testing it, it still has trouble with high-pile carpeting.
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Instead, there are a series of small, low-voltage electric mats installed under the carpeting in workstations that can be turned on individually, like heated seats in your car.
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According to The Dallas Morning News, the total reimbursements in question add up to nearly $7,85033 in campaign-related expenses, and allegedly covered cupcakes, office carpeting and picture framing.
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One was called Room 11—"a premium lounge for premium clientele," according to its website—and looked more like a boutique hotel, featuring flowers, ornate mirrors, and deep carpeting.
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To tourists and plenty of Icelanders the lupine fields are a breathtakingly beautiful sight in midsummer, the attractive blossoms carpeting gorges, sprawling over lava fields and climbing steep mountainsides.
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This year's showcase takes place at the Maastricht Exhibition and Congress Center from Saturday to March 214, decorated, as usual, with wall-to-wall carpeting and thousands of tulips.
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A Dreamliner built for American Airlines suffered a flood in the cabin so severe that seats, ceiling panels, carpeting and electronics had to be replaced in a weekslong process.
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Leisurely ambling through this hour-and-a-half-long audible extravaganza, or plunked down on the plush carpeting, one is immersed in a highly textured and nuanced sound mix.
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The new Navigator also has upgraded leather seats, plusher carpeting and running boards that appear automatically along the side to provide the driver and passengers a step for entering.
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Instead of a show car, a production-ready prototype will be on display, showing off the solar roof, recycled materials for the carpeting, plastic parts, and more eco features.
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The building was across the street from a cremation service and is full of dim, cramped hallways with heavily stained carpeting and security cameras perched just below the ceiling.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Greece The morning sun breaks through the lowered blinds and lights up the green carpeting in riza3architects' headquarters in the center of Athens.
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If you're relating his shows to cinema, you may see something Lynchian in the expanses of velvet and lush carpeting, the eerie light effects, the general feel of odd opulence.
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Then guests were directed to some closed white doors and instructed to remain on the blue carpeting and off the gold — at least until these doors opened to the auditorium.
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It has textured panels on the wall, carpeting on the floor, a mirrored backsplash above the countertop and a chandelier made with glass bulbs hanging from the wood-slat ceiling.
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Up a narrow set of stairs was Russell's recording space, which has dark woodwork, wall-to-wall carpeting, a microphone stand, and mounds of blinking equipment arranged at its edges.
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After a little juggling of wet towels and roller bags, we entered an immaculately clean yet bland hotel room with gray carpeting, gray-painted walls and dark-wood modern furniture.
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And it is much cozier to step out of bed onto a soft, new rug than cold linoleum or the well-worn wall-to-wall carpeting found in many dorms.
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I've tried Nature's Miracle, which did a pretty good job but didn't get the stain out completely — I have white wall-to-wall carpeting, so this is really an issue!
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He transformed a hotel ballroom into an enchanted forest, carpeting the floor in sod, hanging fresh grapes from a trellis and borrowing cages of nightingales from the Central Park Zoo.
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My third-floor Deluxe Room, the least expensive room category, had a spacious entryway where three steps led up to a bedroom with peacock-blue walls and plush, patterned carpeting.
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"Those elements of wall-to-wall carpeting, wood panels on walls ... those things suggested a sense of comfort and warmth, an escape from the harsh reality outside," Jenkins told Insider.
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Not just one or two: Dozens invaded their home on the Marine base here, leaving trails of feces and urine across the carpeting and chewing through containers in the pantry.
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Carpeting the floor in front of her were smaller banners emblazoned with the names of cities and countries impacted by racism and colonialism: Kashmir, Ferguson, and Puerto Rico, among others.
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During the cosplay panel's audience questions segment, a physical education teacher from the Bronx took a moment to specifically call out the carpeting as a problem that needed to be addressed.
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The carpeting is all made from recycled fishing net from bodies of water; all interior materials are vegan; and even the suede materials are made from recycled bottles and other plastic.
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If the cleaning abilities of this model weren't so good on so many surfaces, I'd warn off people with wall-to-wall carpeting or those who don't care about smart connectivity.
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Softer materials, such as fabric or carpeting, are less likely to pass on the virus than frequently-touched hard surfaces, including metal subway poles or elevator buttons, reports Harvard Health Publishing.
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The expanded building, designed by WORKac of New York with glass-and-rippling-concrete walls, a grass roof and apple-green carpeting, opened in September, 10 years after it was commissioned.
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But I do recommend steering clear of plastic goblets, which have a nasty habit of separating bowl from stem at the worst possible moments for your clothing, carpeting and anxiety threshold.
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And, past the cane-clad pocket doors leading to the unapologetically glamorous bedroom, there's leopard-print carpeting that complements a hung photograph of Giannini's late mother wearing a leopard-print bikini.
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Some details showed wear and age like a metal chain on the door, light staining on a lampshade, and worn areas of carpeting, but none of these matters were major detractors.
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It has a longer operating period of 110 minutes, but it's not suitable for use on any but the lowest pile carpeting due to its lack of a main roller brush.
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Evidence against Harris includes the boy's blood found in the carpeting of his vehicle as well as statements from witnesses, Chicago Police Commander Kevin Duffin told reporters at a news conference.
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Their venue definitely has a neighborhood feel, with carpeting everywhere (including the bathrooms), dusty wall light fixtures, and so much over the top gold, you would think you'd stumbled into Trump's lair.
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It's not designed to replace a full-size stroller than can accommodate a car seat, and you'll probably find its compact wheels unsuitable for anything but concrete sidewalks, carpeting, or tiled-floors.
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Your mother and father, your brothers – with their cruel remarks, each time they punched you, or dangled spit over your face while pinning you to the carpeting – these things made you real.
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Very few hotels in Key West, or anywhere in South Florida, feature wall-to-wall, wavy-patterned threads underfoot, but all 96 rooms at the two-acre Marker Waterfront Resort include carpeting.
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His office, on the top floor of the mansion, had a private shower, a balcony, wall-to-wall carpeting and a hotline that could put him on the city's radio station immediately.
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More than a dozen states have adopted legislation that restricts the use of flame retardants in products like furniture, carpeting, and children&aposs toys, but none of the chemicals are banned federally.
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They covered the living room's hardwood floors with wall-to-wall carpeting and tiled the wall, while also creating a platform that holds cushions for a custom sofa that is easily reconfigured.
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Its name might evoke a rickety building with wall-to-wall carpeting and filled with dusty cuckoo clocks between which equally dusty visitors slowly meander, but it is actually a magical place.
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Arranged in this space today, with its blackout curtains, thin corporate carpeting, and shelves cluttered with cables and monitors and an array of wigs, is a pair of his replicas of grown women.
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"It is almost a perfect replication, from fabrics to carpeting, to furniture, to decorating," Barry Williams, who played oldest brother Greg, said at a Television Critics Association meeting where networks preview upcoming shows.
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Moore's TV living room was the backdrop for many memorable scenes on her beloved series, and sported delightfully retro finishes, from beige shag wall-to-wall carpeting to brown- and mustard–hued seating.
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It features a double staircase with zebra-print carpeting, a Union Jack mosaic above a fireplace, and a pub with an antique bar repurposed from an old British tavern, among other eclectic installations.
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The latter takes place on a classic salon boat from 1909 — the captain said that Winston Churchill rode on it in 1946 — and it has polished teak and brass, marble, leather, even carpeting.
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Interior construction is a little-known but highly profitable world in which corporations pay millions of dollars to design and build the guts — dry wall, carpeting, plumbing, millwork, electrical systems — of their offices.
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The land is a lot cheaper than in California, but the other costs — roofing, lumber, windows, appliances, carpeting, drywall — those costs aren't that much more expensive in California than they are in Indiana.
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A spiral staircase in a turret leads to the second floor, where the master bedroom has built-in cabinetry with granite counters along two walls, carpeting, a safe and an en-suite bathroom.
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White carpeting, white walls, white artists, white gallerists, and white collectors: the homogeneity of these annual events is stifling when considering the great artistic potential of amassing hundreds of artworks under one roof.
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The added feature doesn't add much weight to the pack either, and while not as comfy as a chair, it's a better alternative to having to plunk down on dirty convention center carpeting.[Brando]
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While some dad-approved hobbies lean towards embarrassing rather than enthralling (looking at you, medieval reenactment dads), officially cool dad Bill Young is getting attention on Instagram for something very, very unexpected: hotel carpeting.
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FROM COINAGE: Ask Yourself These Questions Before You Buy A Home If your house floors are more hardwood and tile than wall-to-wall carpeting, you've got the additional chore of mopping them regularly.
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Here it is, for all the world to see, framed against some hideous hotel carpeting, which appears to be one of the few constants, regardless of where you happen to go in the world.
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In the Madonna Inn's Love Nest Room, at $289 per night, luhvahs can enjoy plush pink carpeting and a charming staircase which leads to a private, romantic viewing tower filled with multi-colored glass.
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Spots of soft light appeared on the beige carpeting through a glass screen door, which opened out onto a patio where a swing with a floral-upholstered pillow swayed in the early February wind.
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It's bittersweet, with top notes of elementary-school classroom carpeting, dusty books, and a modern-day voting booth, and a slightly salty dry-down of tears and — wait for it — Sugar Cookie Lip Smacker.
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I wedged myself between the wall and a garbage can—one of the only spots left to stand in the mid-size conference room with aged, patterned red carpeting and two massive glass chandeliers.
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Since then, the new mines, oil wells and fields of grain carpeting the planet to meet that demand have started to produce goods just when the appetite for them has dulled, pushing down prices.
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I put each vacuum I use through a series of tests to see how it well it picks up all-purpose flour, coffee grounds, and kitty litter on hardwood flooring and low-pile carpeting.
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The courthouse we got married in was more or less your average municipal building, accompanied with strange art, brown carpeting, and a numbered ticketing system (we were No. 152 the day we were married).
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To experience "Yet Untitled," you enter a room lined with moody gray-blue carpeting designed by the French artist Pierre Huyghe that has surrealist slanted silhouettes of windows in early evening woven into it.
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Size: 2526,26909 square feet Price per square foot: $764 Indoors: A single family occupied the house for more than 50 years; it has recently received cosmetic updates, including new bedroom carpeting and kitchen appliances.
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A Missouri man has been charged with the alleged murder of his missing wife as authorities who found blood-stained carpeting soaked with bleach in the couple's suburban home continue to search for her.
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With the general contracting company Craft Builders, they enlarged an opening between the living room and dining area, tore out carpeting in the master bedroom and removed the kitchen's upper cabinets, counters and floor.
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Waves of the dead or dying tuna crabs have been found carpeting the sand at various San Diego and Orange County spots, including Imperial, Huntington and Newport beaches, since the middle of last week.
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There was the house with shag carpeting, wood paneling, and a leather-covered fridge from 303, followed by the "definitely not haunted" house with doors to nowhere and dolls strewn across every available surface.
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Leopard print carpeting, warm lighting, and classic French cuisine from the sea (think plateaux of fruits de mer and bouillabaisse Marseillaise), will transport you to a Paris that is classique, chic, and wonderfully un-hip.
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Approved fire doors didn't exist, and two second-floor fire doors that could have kept smoke from spreading were off their hinges because new carpeting had been laid and the doors didn't fit over it.
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There's also a one-room guesthouse currently decked out with brown carpeting and red wallpaper, as well as various musical instruments and memorabilia from the Beach Boys, a band with which Stamos has occasionally performed.
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Wild orchids, mosses and lichen, unseen birds chirruping, a coastal meadow with soft grass carpeting the slight descent to the waterfront — all these sights were pleasant, but I experienced them with a sense of distance.
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The National Center for Environmental Health has also identified carpeting as a major source of PFAS exposure for infants and toddlers, who are likely to put their hands in their mouths after touching the material.
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Inside a soundproof room with egg-crate walls and eggplant-colored carpeting, the flotsam of creative efforts was scattered around: drums, amps, pedals, a percussion gourd, a disco ball, an eight-foot-tall stuffed giraffe.
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A few years ago, the Willis Avenue Bridge was shipped off, literally, and replaced by a prefabricated one that doesn't have metal grating (several bridges, including the Queensboro, used to require carpeting on marathon day).
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On the Friday afternoon before his party, Mr. Scott could be found padding over the silk shag carpeting in faux-denim pants, a cutoff Batman T-shirt and a plaid shirt tied around his waist.
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The bedroom had no windows, the carpeting was not only wall-to-wall but also floor-to ceiling, and the bathroom was separated from the living room by a set of sliding glass patio doors.
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When you decide to trade in your car or sell it privately, worn-out carpeting — or, worse yet, rusty floor pans — can seriously hit your pocketbook, even if you took great care of your vehicle otherwise.
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It was able to detect the difference between hardwood flooring and carpeting—you could hear the bot immediately increase suction once it was on a rug and then decrease it once it reached the other end.
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Nearly invisible sprinkler lines have been applied to the crossbeams of the roof, and synthetic carpeting, added during an earlier remodel, has been replaced by undyed wool carpets in the color and texture specified by Kahn.
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It has similarities with Michelle Monistere, who had the minivan in Lakeview Estates, which like so many subdivisions in the eastern part of the city was congested with piles of ruined mattresses, carpeting, wallboard and furniture.
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Ask your favorite child of the '70s what flotaki meant to them, and chances are, white shag carpeting was as integral an item in their home as a lava lamp, bean bag chair, or wood paneling.
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Today, the most obvious trend in upscale carpeting is the Moroccan Berber rug, which is not, though it may appear that way, a discovery by trust-funded Brooklyn millennials or the design firm Roman and Williams.
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While he produces plenty of abstract and photorealist works, he is better known for eschewing paint and canvas altogether — making art out of Styrofoam, carpeting and aluminum-faced foam insulation, which viewers scratch and scrawl over.
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Corruption scandals in the interior construction industry, a specialized subset of construction work, occur periodically The highly profitable work covers the guts of a building, everything from dry wall, electrical and plumbing to lighting and carpeting.
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After walking miles of expo hall carpeting, watching countless live demos, and sitting through god knows how many press announcements, we're ready to declare these ten products to be the best things we saw at CES 2017.
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After walking miles of expo hall carpeting, watching countless live demos, and sitting through god knows how many press announcements, we're ready to declare these 10 products to be the best things we saw at CES 2019.
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A 2017 investigation of Kushner Cos.' properties by the New York Times and ProPublica, including of Cove Village, show that some tenants reported maggots crawling up through their carpeting and raw sewage flowing from the kitchen sink.
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Footage recently emerged showing a man at what appears to be a daycare—complete with brightly-colored carpeting and a playpen—using the kids' basketball hoop to absolutely destroy nine-year-olds on an eight-foot rim.
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Why it's everywhere: Days before Kylie Jenner's birthday in August, Travis Scott kicked off the festivities by covering the floor of his girlfriend's house in a thick layer of rose petals, like plush wall-to-wall carpeting.
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After walking miles of expo hall carpeting, watching countless live demos, and sitting through god knows how many press announcements, we're ready to declare these 11 products to be the best things we saw at CES 2020.
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The block's corridors—the sour-cream walls lit by low-wattage sconces downy with dust, the furred, blue, perpetually damp carpeting in which shoe-print impressions dolefully lingered—evoked for Bobby a budget version of the afterlife.
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The best Dyson V8 Absolute Cordless Vacuum Black Friday dealWhether you&aposre tackling carpeting, hardwood floors, ceilings, stairs, or even vehicles, the Dyson V8 Absolute Cordless Vacuum is an excellent tool to have in your cleaning arsenal.
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Early in the morning, Denmark's account (managed by its foreign ministry) retweeted one of Sweden's tweets pointing out that Danes and Swedes have a lot in common (in this case, an aversion to wall-to-wall carpeting).
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It also has the smell and carpeting of a LensCrafters, and for whatever reason, in 280, changed its logo from a funky orange-black-yellow bubble letter situation (gorgeous!) to an orange-and-pale-blue '90s robo-font.
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John Shearer/Getty (2) Taraji P. Henson's white column gown is elegant and simple left solo, but leave it to Henson to put her fierce, sexy, "Cookie"-inspired spin to it with some fierce red carpeting train-posing.
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As the mixed smells of cigarettes, spilled beer and, yes, probably some vomit emanated from the thick shag carpeting, she took a deep, luxurious breath and let out a long satisfied "Ahhhhhh ...." Amazed, I asked for an explanation.
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The search for Jennifer Rothwell continues in Missouri, but authorities do not believe the missing woman will be found alive after finding blood-stained carpeting saturated with bleach in the St. Louis home she shared with her husband.
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Interiors, created by New York firm David Rockwell, have Japanese flair with tatami-like tapestries in the lobby, brushstroke-patterned carpeting running through hallways, and minimalist rooms with warm wood floors and furnishings and subtle, Japanese-inspired artwork.
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Using these machines is also weirdly satisfying, because you get to see all the grime the machine sucks out of furniture and carpeting; and when you're done you can tweet me a photo of the filthy wash water!
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Amelia Krales First, I headed to a freestyle rap battle meet-up in the Austin Convention Center (a very cool place to host a rap battle, by the way, if you're into the acoustics of wall-to-wall carpeting).
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You'll find rolling bar carts, martini-motif carpeting and satin bed linens amid the original moldings in its 37 dimly lit rooms, which have been done up — like every ECC establishment — by Dorothée Meilichzon, Paris's interior designer du jour.
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If you plan to refinish them or replace wall-to-wall carpeting, do the work while the house is still empty because refinishing floors "is such an invasive process," said Scott Elwell, a salesman with Douglas Elliman in Greenwich.
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Naming it the "Smile Shuttle," the Pfieffers equipped the interior with black carpeting and Naugahyde, according to a Farm Show magazine article in 1987, and rented out the vehicle as a hospitality lounge at various trade shows and conventions.
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The Obama administration's approach to environmental and corporate regulation was, not incidentally, also a threat to their sprawling $100 billion-plus business, which involves everything from oil refining to manufacturing consumer products like Brawny paper towels and Stainmaster carpeting.
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The sleeping area housed the bed, some closet and shelving space, and yet another large TV.Overall, the room was pretty minimal and the decor was rather basic with gray carpeting that I can't help but think of as bland.
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"TJ used to talk at all-hands about the local CVS, where you'd see aisles stacked with three-liter bottles of Coke with fluorescent lights and grey carpeting," said AJ Resnick, a director of analytics at Pillpack from 2015 to 2016.
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I imagine taking off my shoes on mottled carpeting and sliding into one of two twin XL beds next to a teenager, rubbing his back and asking him quietly to stop reading for class so he can go down on me.
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In contrast to The Armory Show's office space-style carpeting, labyrinthine exhibition space, and opulent champagne lounge, Spring/Break is framed by weathered hallways with an air of forgotten purpose, and centered around a surreal bar featuring murals by Jessica Mensch.
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When it soaks into carpeting, breaks down wood glue, soaks walls and stirs with late-August Gulf Coast humidity, it creates a mildewy odor that seeps into the hair on your arms and doesn't go away after the first shower.
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These works, which are not as well known as his signature portraits, or his cityscapes and landscapes with their ominous skies, reveal an artist who worked with unlikely materials, including commercial carpeting, and on a variety objects, including chairs and irons.
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Inside his office, the thick carpeting and friendly banter between Payne and his two long-standing employees give the place a homey feel, albeit a home with files stacked everywhere and large binders labeled "GARNISHMENTS" spilling out of a cabinet.
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It was a beautiful house, too, with a plastic-covered sofa and chairs, wall-to-wall blue-and-white carpeting, a white enamel stove, a washing machine and a dryer—things that were common in Her neighborhood, absent in mine.
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"My dad, he immigrated from Egypt, and he was looking for an America that was big enough for him too," El-Sayed tells the hundreds gathered in a banquet hall of overstated chandeliers and dizzying carpeting on a recent Tuesday evening.
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The table dressings, menu illustrations and "L" logo that appears on floral china by Bernardaud, frosted glass doors, chair backs and carpeting are the work of Cordelia de Castellane, who also is the creative director of Baby Dior and Dior Maison.
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In the close-up, black-and-white photograph "pinhole" (Spring 2008), a black plastic film canister stands before a hard pack of Camel cigarettes (with the camel visible) on wall-to-wall industrial carpeting before a painted cement block wall.
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As it flew, it charted the kind of path it had done dozens of times before, carpeting thousands of hectares of land with soft fingers of meat, laying down nearly half a million baits in the course of one month.
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Your dogs, lovable scamps that they are, will commit all manner of unspeakable crimes against your carpeting, your furniture, their toys and anything else they can get to, which makes it a very good thing indeed that they're so cute.
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The living room features wall-to-wall carpeting, shelves cluttered with knick knacks and framed photos, and a single chair piled with folded clothing and topped off with a photo that appears to be of Sanders and his wife, Jane.
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While doing demolition these past few months, contractors have been careful to preserve the few architectural details left from the original 1928 Sanders theater: elaborate ceiling panels, intricate molding and marble steps that were covered for decades in cheap carpeting.
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A body found late Monday is believed to be that of a missing Missouri woman whose husband was charged last week with her murder after police found blood- and bleach-soaked carpeting in the couple's suburban home, according to multiple reports.
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Between tradition — removing shoes indoors is common in many cultures, and is especially prevalent in Asian households — and the fact that I grew up in a house with cream-colored carpeting, taking shoes off at the door wasn't an option.
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He said many of the roughly 1,000 Dairy Queens in China are closed, while those that are open "aren't doing any business to speak of", while companies such as Johns Manville insulation and Shaw carpeting are seeing supply chain disruptions.
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Later that year he designed a René Magritte-inspired survey at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, putting images of clouds on the carpeting and images of Los Angeles freeways on the ceilings to disorient visitors in classic Surrealist fashion.
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Putting up tarps, removing wet drywall and carpeting to prevent mold, boarding up openings, installing fencing where necessary, and securing your belongings is essential in the recovery process, according to Carl Gross, vice president & CAO of Globe Midwest Adjuster International.
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I don&apost have any carpeting in my home except for area rugs, so I&aposve learned to care for hardwood, ceramic tile, and stone floors on a weekly basis to keep them looking as clean and fresh as possible.
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Rokeya Rahman With five or six washing machines running at the same time, Rokeya contemplated what her family has ahead of them, and the task of washing all of her family's clothes instead of throwing them out with their furniture and carpeting.
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A collection of sensors ensure Black+Decker's robovac doesn't fall down stairs or get caught up on other obstacles, and it can even sense if it's cleaning hard floors or carpeting, automatically adjusting its sucking power accordingly to ensure it cleans properly.
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How recycled plastic is repurposed boils down to cost: Converting recycled plastic into fiber for use in apparel and carpeting "is less energy intensive and less laborious" than the process required to convert it to food grade plastic for bottles, Gelman said.
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Roses, candles, mirrors, faux Corinthian columns, champagne bottles, and wall-to-wall red carpeting adorn the couple's private love nest, where they're enjoying their sexcation of choice — perhaps a honeymoon, Valentine's Day, or a romantic weekend away to ease the troubles at home.
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The Envoy, for one, has come up with a novel way to handle this: In February, it installed on its rooftop six heavy plastic igloos, each seating up to 10 people and containing carpeting, chairs, blankets, and electrical outlets for lighting and heaters.
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Usually renters instead of owners, breweries in Minneapolis typically sign five-year leases and pay $4.50 a square foot annually, Mr. Barin said, although tenants are usually on the hook for renovations, even if landlords offer credits for finishes like paint and carpeting.
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The L.A.-based Carmen Argote, whose work will appear at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art as part of Pacific Standard Time, makes installations using the carpeting from her childhood home in Mexico, rendering her family history in spare, minimalist sculpture.
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Mr. Holding, who also owned Sinclair Oil and Salt Lake City's ornate Grand America hotel, specified some of the most majestic base-area buildings and on-mountain restaurants you'll ever see, with gigantic timbers, plush carpeting, overstuffed couches, creamy marble and oversize chandeliers.
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They placed a sign at the end of the driveway, laid prayer rugs on top of the wall-to-wall carpeting, and began meeting there for Friday worship—making it, in function if not in form, the third mosque in the state.
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The city of 63,300 has seen 50,000 tourists from around the country and as far away as Europe come to the 3.5-mile (5.6 km) trail in Walker Canyon over the last two weeks to take in the orange flowers carpeting the surrounding hills.
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Things like wallpaper and carpeting that tried too hard to effect three-dimensionality, cheap or ersatz materials imitating good or genuine ones, wacky proportions, and the use of ornamentation to gaudy excess all offended the reformers, who preferred elegant, semi-abstract iterations of natural forms.
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When I was in middle school, my sister took singing lessons at the home of a busty, bouffanted woman named Eleanor who had a disgruntled Shih Tzu, shag carpeting, and a wicker coffee table covered in stacks upon stacks of the trashiest tabloid magazines imaginable.
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Reva led me down a spiral staircase into the basement, where there was a kind of rec room—rough blue carpeting, wood paneling, small windows up by the ceiling, a cluster of half-decent watercolors hanging crookedly above a frowning, wrinkled, mauve vinyl couch.
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On the Verge Accented with dusty pink carpeting and velvety elephant-ear plants, Eny Lee Parker's exhibition booth at the Sight Unseen Offsite fair in New York last May was as modern as it was earthy; a Pantone time capsule of how we decorate now.
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But nothing can be replaced by pastiche, either: hence the ugly bit of carpeting where the removal of a soda-fountain counter, in the mid-eighties, had exposed an area of floor not covered with the mosaic tiles that grace most of the store.
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SHROPSHIRE, England — One recent Saturday, Darren Hayman drove three and a half hours from London to Harley in Shropshire, a well-to-do village among rolling hills made up of 75 houses and a Norman church with a notice boasting it had just installed carpeting.
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He was often excited and gratified by what he saw, but there were many times when what went on below was so boring that he nodded off, sleeping for hours on the shag carpeting, until Donna woke him up before she left for the hospital.
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While much of Khan's previous work adapted Islamic symbolism to critiques of contemporary fashion, these new works draw inspiration from historic mosques — such as the Masjid Malcolm Shabazz in Harlem, which has floor-to-ceiling carpeting — to address broad suppression in Muslim-minority countries.
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In America there are tens of millions of basements like this, with the same short-pile wall-to-wall carpeting, cinder-block walls, high windows in window wells, exposed ducts and pipes overhead, water heater in the corner, and pervasive sense of away-from-the-family refuge.
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It all comes together — with a twist — when you notice the carpeting, printed with a still from the 1963 film "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World"; it has a through-the-looking-glass effect, making you feel as if you were peering up from a pit.
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Thick carpeting and soundproofing material on the walls will eliminate echoes in your office, but if you want to prevent noises entering your office in the first place, start by getting a solid-core door and putting some weather stripping along the bottom to block that big crack.
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So goodbye, South Williamsburg, hello East L.A. After the 30-day escrow period and nearly an entire month of repairs ranging from leveling floors to ripping out carpeting to painting bedrooms, I officially got the keys to my very own front door, which I had painted Tiffany Blue.
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Rather than being recycled into new bottles, the vast majority of beverage bottles are exported to plastic manufacturers in emerging markets and used to make synthetic fabrics for clothing — demand has been helped along by the athleisure boom — as well as carpeting, bags, packaging, and straps for shipping boxes.
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There are efforts going back decades to essentially load seeds or seedlings into guns and fire them out into the landscape at speeds high enough to bury them in the dirt: in theory this combines the benefits of manual planting with the scale of carpeting the place with seeds.
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But Ms. Mello — who was deferentially known as Miss Mello in the industry — rose to prominence when, with Mr. Neimark's blessing, she transformed Bergdorf into a world-class luxury emporium, installing its first escalators, and adding sumptuous carpeting and an ambience that fused old-world touches with streamlined understatement.
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Opendoor, a real estate technology company, looked at the factors that most detracted from a home's value in 20 cities across the US. It found that while things like having carpeting and an outdated kitchen could decrease your home's values, location factors you can't have control may be the most costly.
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The Government Services Administration oversees the massive project, which began last week and will include new heating and air conditioning systems, fresh carpeting, and repairs to the South Portico steps on the South Lawn, as well as renovating the Navy Mess kitchen, the West Wing lower lobby and the IT system.
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"Revenge of the Crystal is about a return to the tangible and being immersed in the world we create that isn't digital," explains Papademetropoulos, whose own "sea cave" in the show features an aquarium, carpeting, furniture, and telephone-enabled interactive sound piece, all of which transports the ocean into a living room space.
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After all, their combined renovation experience consisted mostly of watching reality TV. But in a search for more space and proximity to nature, the couple found themselves captivated by a dated one-bedroom apartment in Hastings-on-Hudson, N.Y. Never mind the wall-to-wall carpeting, linoleum-lined balcony and pink bathroom toilet.
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West says he was forced to undergo a MASSIVE cleanup to restore the home including: -- removing trash and furniture -- repainting the entire residence -- cleaning, removing and replacing flooring and carpeting -- replacing the lighting and ceiling fans -- replacing windows and screens -- replacing the home security system In the end, the repairs cost $61,546.77.
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In an era defined by shag carpeting, wicker baskets and macramé tapestries — the prevailing palette was, as Ceglic recalls, harvest gold and avocado green — he decided the corner storefront should instead be completely free of color or texture: a monochrome box that would contrast against, say, the crimson of sun-dried tomatoes.
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A flight ban is likely the only course of action that can guarantee incidents related to the Note 7 don't occur in the future, given that the replacement Note 7 which caught fire on a Southwest Flight last week wasn't even powered on when it began to smoke, and subsequently burned through the cabin's carpeting.
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Stephen C. Swid, an investor and businessman whose varied career included deals for furniture and carpeting companies, an independent film distributor and the "21" Club, but who became best known for transforming Sesac, once an obscure licensing organization, into an influential force in the music industry, died on Sunday at his home in Manhattan.
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They might be more complicated than a simple pair of wheels (more parts means more parts that can break), but the treads also provide better grip since there's more surface area making contact with your floors, and the large teeth improve the 2000 Eye's ability to clamber over obstacles, and transition from hard floors to carpeting.
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In addition, if the artist wanted us to more fully sense the soul-deadening miasma of these kinds of places, In Polite English might have benefited from installing some old, threadbare carpeting (instead of using the bare concrete floor of the museum), and perhaps a few office chairs and other indications of that state of being.
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On the fourth-floor lobby of the country's busiest movie theater, audiences filing out of "Black Panther" will pass by tables of a zine fair; the staid, checkered carpeting might be filled with dancers grooving to a D.J. Across from the concession stand hawking 44-ounce Cokes, a rival cart will serve craft beer from Heartland Brewery.
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Nobody should be surprised by the Sears bankruptcy "unless they own a few Zayre or E.J Korvette locations trapped in a space-time continuum where the Sansabelt clad relax on shag carpeting, illuminated by the warm glow of a lava lamp while they drink Tang and vodka and listen to The Moody Blues," Conforti said. Ouch.
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COSTS $13,173 a year in taxes LISTING BROKER Houlihan Lawrence _____ 1741 Stuart Street, Marine Park 13 WEEKS on the market $749,000 list price 1% BELOW list price SIZE 3 bedrooms, 2 baths DETAILS A 92-year-old single-family house with inlaid parquet floors, a kitchen with a breakfast bar, a master bedroom with wall-to-wall carpeting and a finished basement.
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COSTS $211,111 a year in taxes LISTING BROKER Douglas Elliman Real Estate ____ 281 Short Hills Avenue, Springfield 12 WEEKS on the market $369,000 list price 1% BELOW list price SIZE 3 bedrooms, 113½ baths DETAILS An 83-year-old vinyl-sided colonial on a quarter-acre lot with wall-to-wall carpeting, a glass-enclosed front porch and an unfinished walk-out basement.
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We've got a photo of a bunch of historical photos from CES over the years, and when you look at the stuff that's piled up, it's record players and TVs and radios and just hellaciously bad shag carpeting and ... You remember the vision of the future from the early '60s with flying cars and everything was very mod and shiny and silver like ... Chris: Chrome.
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WIRED's Sarah Fallon asked Wojcicki to talk about instances in her own life when she has trusted her own children and grandchildren and given them independence, which ranged from letting Susan choose pink shag carpeting for her bedroom to dropping her grandchildren off at Target and the hair salon, at 8 and 9 respectively, to shop for their own school supplies and get their own haircuts.
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COST $215,23 a month in maintenance, 23% tax deductible LISTING BROKER Brown Harris Stevens _____ 163-216 2th Street, Bayside 2700 WEEKS on the market $988,888 list price 15% BELOW list price SIZE 3 bedrooms, 2½ baths DETAILS A 54-year-old red-brick ranch with an eat-in kitchen, wall-to-wall carpeting, an attached two-car garage and a finished basement, on a tree-lined block.
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The photographs underscore the grandeur, individuality and decline of these movie palaces: the huge screen and cavernous interior of a now crumbling building; the lush carpeting in an abandoned theater lobby; a mammoth film projector surrounded by detritus; tall stacks of film cans in a makeshift storage area; the shattered glass of a ticket booth; or the elaborate murals of a once palatial movie hall.
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In the beginning, the payments from slaveholders and other customers helped the company generate interest and cover the rent of its Wall Street office ($21847 for the first year), the salary of its first president ($507), commissions for agents (roughly 5 to 10 percent of premiums), the fees for the medical doctors who examined the slaves ($2 per exam) and office upkeep like painting, carpeting and postage.
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COSTS $865 a month in maintenance LISTING BROKER Terrace Sotheby's International Realty ____ 77 Big Bear Hill Road, New Milford 10 WEEKS on the market $359,000 list price LESS THAN 1% ABOVE list price SIZE 4 bedrooms, 23½ baths DETAILS A 15-year-old colonial with cedar clapboard siding, front and back porches, bedrooms with wall-to-wall carpeting, and a master bath with a whirlpool tub.
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Size: 2659,25 square feet Price per square foot: $2063 Indoors: The current owners bought this house in 2206 and updated all the mechanical systems, banished the shag carpeting, stripped and stained or painted the extensive oak and poplar woodwork, refitted the windows and doors, replaced the decrepit light fixtures with custom designs and did many other things to create a unified, period-appropriate Arts and Crafts-style environment.
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Berkshire has more than 90 operating businesses including the BNSF railroad, Geico auto insurer and Dairy Queen ice cream, and Buffett said the outbreak has affected a significant number of them Buffett said many of the roughly 1,000 Dairy Queens in China are closed, while those that are open "aren't doing any business to speak of," while companies such as Johns Manville insulation and Shaw carpeting are seeing supply chain disruptions.
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Described by 33-year-old CEO Vince Kadlubek as the "inside [of] a sci-fi novel," the House of Eternal Return is many things: a psychedelic art space, a bar, an educational center, a ceramics studio, and an elaborate music venue (with a half school-bus upper deck), featuring a slew of dream-like elements such as black-light carpeting, a laser harp, pneumatic doors, and a 20-foot climbable lookout tower.
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""The White House may be chaos, but our old presidents are looking dignified," by Philip Kennicott, Washington Post Art and Architecture Critic (a title like that deserves caps), on the Style front: "Closed since early this year, the rooms devoted to portraits of this country's chief executives (and sometimes their wives and family members) have been reinstalled for the first time since 2006, with new carpeting, lighting, window treatments and touch-panel information screens.
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COSTS $6,430 a year in taxes LISTING BROKER Douglas Elliman Real Estate ____ 15 Berkeley Road, Millburn 12 WEEKS on the market $759,900 list price LESS THAN 1% ABOVE list price SIZE 4 bedrooms; 33 full bath and 2 half-baths DETAILS This 94-year-old house has a living room with a fireplace and wall-to-wall carpeting, a sun room with a bay window, a patio and a detached one-car garage.
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In a 2010 article in the Wall Street Journal, reporter Katy McLaughlin documented how the move toward eating in concrete boxes coincided with a shift in decor and other design features, turning many restaurants into "noise traps": Upscale restaurants have done away with carpeting, heavy curtains, tablecloths, and plush banquettes gradually over the decade, and then at a faster pace during the recession, saying such touches telegraph a fine-dining message out of sync with today's cost-conscious, informal diner.
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I can still remember the soft, stained carpeting that lined its floors, the worn-down cardboard movie boxes with exposed paper edges, the secret thrill that rushed through me when mom agreed to rent Muriel's Wedding, not realizing it was rated R. As is often the case with life, the experience becomes precious in hindsight, but more than nostalgia, what Vidiots and places like it offers us is an archive of who we are, where we come from, and what we can be.
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Don't be short with that work, nigga We find out where your ho work, nigga We follow your moms from church, nigga You gon' have to swallow your pride like a thirst quencher Get'em Tune I don't really fuck around with certain niggas Fuck all yall niggas, 'cept my niggas These niggas hustling backwards Check ya rear-view mirror and your side mirrors Wayne receives a phone call in his office, which is full of mahogany paneling and rich forest green carpeting.
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The fair also boasts monumental tulip arrangements to inspire a sense of the natural sublime as you appreciate the cultural elegance around you, plush carpeting rolling through the entirety of the building to caress your designer footwear as you stroll, open bars installed in every aisle to quench your insatiable thirst, a regular smorgasbord of snacks served every few hours to stave off hanger, and a roving oyster shucker to remind you that there's nothing quite like fresh seafood on demand to fuel your aesthetic appetite.
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That it was also his last one on the official New York Fashion Week calendar (he will move to pre-collection schedule in June and December, because it's better for retail deliveries); and that it took place on the 21st floor of the former Condé Nast headquarters in Times Square, under neon lights and atop industrial gray office carpeting; and that instead of advertising it with a hashtag, he advertised it as the Alexander Wang Group, or AWG, seemed to hold all sorts of potential meaning.
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From the souvenir shop on the ground floor, with its wooden cases of shells, toy boats and leering papier-mâché masks sold for Ostend's springtime carnival, to the stuffy parlors with vases of feathers, elaborately patterned wall-to-wall Brussels carpeting, damask curtains and bric-a-brac everywhere, it's a stifling terrarium-like place where it's easy to imagine Ensor in his waistcoat and waxed mustache playing his harmonium in front of one of his best-known works, "The Entry of Christ in Brussels," today hanging at the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles.
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