He carved the David and said: Oh, I carved the David, but really he carved himself out.
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Underneath, a spray of delicate flowers carved from conch shell and leaves of carved green sapphires accented the bat-carved amber.
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I remember Roach just carved him up one day. Carved. Him.
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The 3D models of the carved balls of stone, including the spiral-carved Towie ball (center), are now posted online.
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The house is lush with detail like curved hand-carved wood floors and whimsical woodland banisters carved to resemble trees branches.
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The dining room has hand-carved doors of teak and an 11-foot table carved from one solid piece of Indonesian wood.
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The school's interiors are an example of the highest form of the region's tile work, carved plaster and intricately carved wooden doors.
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A carved portal in the dining room takes you to the master suite, with its gridded, decorative wood ceiling and built-in carved-wood cabinetry.
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The foyer (designed to be large enough for a grand piano) has a carved oak ceiling and a carved oak staircase with a window seat.
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This TSHMOX Handcrafted Brass Carved Lift Arm Kerosene Lighter is designed with the finest Italian cowhide and deep-carved embellishments for a more luxurious lighting experience.
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Gift the Mineralamp Natural Himalayan Hand Carved Salt Lamp, $16.36 Each hand carved lamp is unique and lights up her room with a warm, inviting glow.
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An obviously keen eye and dry sense of humor is behind this throng (180 pieces) of mostly carved skulls decorated with precious stones, carved skeletons, flamboyant ivory amulets, nerve-jangling luxe rosaries, disconcerting trinkets, unsettling engravings, and carved wood and marble objects from Europe and Asia.
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As Trump carved out a space for himself in the Republican race with aggressive bluster, these women carved one for themselves in his campaign with patient calm.
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"The Towie carved stone ball is the finest example of a carved stone ball from Scotland and the motifs on it are just absolutely incredible," Anderson-Whymark said.
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" - Chantae, 228 "Carved her name into a tree.
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The work, about 45 inches tall and featuring four tiers of wood-carved figures supported by a large carved base, was an early donation to the museum's collection of African art.
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This carved ring is then sliced with a knife — sideways, like a loaf of bread — so that the cross-section forms the crude outline of a figure, which is refined, carved and painted.
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About a fifth is carved out for the Global Fund.
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Clooney and Gerber even had pumpkins carved to their faces.
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No more alabaster piano keys, no more intricately carved jewelry.
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So, I carved out my own path in the industry.
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Fittingly, this space pumpkin was carved up by a star.
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But Fortnite carved a different enough path to stand out.
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Carved on each one is a stencil of a tattoo.
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Yoni Wolf has carved out a curious niche for himself.
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The replica was carved from stone based on these images.
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Why should our vaginas be carved and shaped and molded?
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He's carved out an enduring niche for himself on television.
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The grooves they carved are up to 6 feet long.
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Her name was also carved into one of his guns.
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Toronto carved Brooklyn's lead down to two after three quarters.
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It's not something someone just carved out in their workshop.
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It's not like I took a key and carved it.
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Instead of carved out grooves, the master metal has ridges.
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"Stonewall" Jackson's visage is carved on Stone Mountain outside Atlanta.
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Male heads poked out of carved roundels in each corner.
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Mainstream critiques of the New Deal were carved out against
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They carved out a quiet corner for grieving and meditation.
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People had carved their names on the inside. Doug. Louise.
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Also, Steven Reed's visage would be carved onto Mount Rushmore.
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They carved the word 'Penis' into the side of it.
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Ancient history, for a state carved out by colonial powers.
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The bird was precisely carved, as if by a laser.
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Two carved goddess heads from Petra are similarly paired puzzlers.
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An artistically carved granite rock greets visitors at the entrance.
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Antique Black Forest German carved wooden deer head, $625, johnderian.com.
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That changed when pedestrian plazas were carved out of streets.
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The dining room has parquet floors and carved wood paneling.
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He wore a hulking ring carved into a menacing skull.
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At first, he carved them into fashion accessories, like necklaces.
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The same ones are carved into the Lukes' ceremonial scalpels.
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Note this intricately carved chair, which was made in 1573.
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He was not carved out of the rockas we were.
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But one that I had carved with my own hand.
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They have carved out a dominant position in the market.
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One explosion had carved a crater in a cement patio.
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"I carved a Robert Mueller pumpkin this Halloween," Finkel writes.
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He carved the toys they played when he was little.
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The front door is carved wood with beveled crystal inlays.
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On other blocks, the houses were carved up or crumbling.
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They're wooden religious figures people carved as tokens of promise.
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Throughout the decade, zines carved out the earliest queercore network.
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Lately, she's carved out a space on internet privacy issues.
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With furrowed brow, he considered dozens of Jewish relics on display: a chunk of carved third-century marble, twinkling candelabra and a carved wooden chest for keeping the Torah, the sacred scrolls of Judaism.
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Intricate hand-carved geometric designs decorate all of the wood panels.
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They carved out a small area that they called the Apothecary.
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She also revealed another "greatest extravagance": her hand-carved onyx bathtub.
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Inside, guests will find hardwood floors and a hand-carved staircase.
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But in Logan, his chest is carved with large, festering chasms.
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Her prize was a hand-carved guitar called the Flying Finn.
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They're carved out by other small moonlets that orbit within them.
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Pickups have carved out a particularly strong niche in the industry.
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Dozens of craters have carved out large chunks of the Earth.
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Even Josephina's personal champagne glasses are modern masterpieces of carved crystal.
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Basically, yes, the valleys look like they were carved by water.
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The next question, though, is how liquid methane carved those canyons.
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Many astronomers think that the rings have been carved by planets.
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A wash of light carved the unmistakable outline of the candidate.
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The Joker, after discovering a dragon statue carved out of Kryptonite.
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I've carved over 3,000 cheese sculptures—and then I lost count.
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He carved through a blizzard's worth of snow in February 2014.
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"These are my parents," he said beside a carved granite marker.
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The spectacular ancient monuments are carved out of the sandstone cliff.
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An imitation peony, carved out of egg, floated regally on top.
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Jerry Brown, California's outgoing governor, carved out a model of sorts.
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The Brooklyn-Queens Expressway carved a path of destruction toward Williamsburg.
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Every year they compete for who'll have the best carved pumpkin.
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The loft was a little place he'd carved out for himself.
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But for now, Haley has carved out a very strong position.
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Shops, churches and motels are all carved into the sandstone hillsides.
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The Dodd-Frank law regulating Wall Street could be carved up.
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The house was later carved into rentals and fell into disrepair.
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So a town of 140,000 people has just been carved up.
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Special interests preserved numerous tax breaks and carved out new ones.
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A mile wide, it carved a 19053-mile track of devastation.
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MOAI are the humanlike figures carved from stone on Easter Island.
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Visitors enter through hand-carved cedar doors framed by Oaxacan tiles.
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Beyond this space, Incandela has carved out several small, extravagant rooms.
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This one, in carved ivory, is a star of the collection.
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The narrow, snaking layout suggests an underwater landscape carved by water.
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A few minutes later, Will carved his way to the basket.
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Like an archetypical little brother, though, Eli carved a different path.
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It is a small necklace of carved ivory elephants and beads.
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Ivory is traditionally used in Japan for carved 'hanko' name seals.
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But there are no names or pronouns carved into our chromosomes.
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Heng's commercial was carved from bark of the same rotting tree.
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Stark carved out his own niche by bucking his dad's legacy.
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It's a statement that could have been carved onto Blanchon's grave.
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Another vertigo inducer, of which the glacier-carved city has many.
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They crossed beneath trees carved with the names of land speculators.
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The handrails are carved into stone, with impeccable attention to detail.
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The table, carved from one piece of wood, is entirely flat on top aside from one cat-sized hole that leads to small network of tunnels, hideouts and caves carved into the side of the table.
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Among the sculptures are an alligator carved from a 250-year old eucalyptus tree, a chameleon hewn from the wood of the mango tree, a carved peacock complete with towering plumage, an owl, and other wildlife.
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On the third floor of Hauteville House, a Georgian villa on the British Channel Island of Guernsey, a man's head, carved from the faux ivory top of a walking stick, hovers ominously above an ornately carved bed.
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Millennia ago, stadiums were little more than arenas carved into a hillside.
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That place in my heart is carved out for you my brother.
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Williams was playing up that these things are not carved in stone.
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When White returned, he saw the word "Croatoan" carved into a tree.
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Andrew Grima's sparkling design includes yellow gold and carved ruby with diamonds.
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The bottom of the image shows channels carved by water long ago.
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"They all disappeared," said John Webber, who co-founded Carved in 2011.
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For a work carved out of Carrara marble it looks extraordinarily cheap.
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I think I've carved my own place in it to be honest.
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I first saw a carved jaguar head coming out of the ground.
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To prevent erosion when the rains come, she has carved out terraces.
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Pinterest is a disciplined company that's carved a clear path to profitability.
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There aren't real territories carved out, unless you're in a higher segment.
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Ms Kan carved her own path through a series of small rebellions.
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A large carved-out kaiser bun makes for a perfectly suitable bowl.
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At least one unknown individual also carved letters onto the whale's skin.
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It carved up the country into nine ethnically based semi-autonomous regions.
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And it's believed that those holes are actually carved out by moons.
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Having carved that path to power himself, Erdogan will be watching closely.
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It was the F-word, carved into a polished block of wood.
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Flat surfaces are punctuated by relief-carved putti heads, swags and garlands.
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Many smaller groups have carved out territory controlled by their own militias.
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On race days, the boats sport colorful carved dragon heads and tails.
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If the internet had desks, their initials would be carved into them.
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Like other Apple laptops, the MacBook is carved out of solid aluminum.
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Aardsma carved him up in the majority of their live at-bats.
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DE), while RWE carved out its green energy operations as Innogy (IGY.
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Established in 2012, A153 quickly carved out their space in the market.
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And the design looks nice, too, with a simple carved aluminum body.
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This year, Elisabeth Kristensen's carved designs take their inspiration from Norwegian folktales.
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The beams of my headlights carved a garish hole in the dark.
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Trump has carved out for himself a uniquely agonistic and tribalistic persona.
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The storm has already carved a path of devastation in Central America.
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Under Zinke's flag, national monuments were carved up and reopened for development.
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He was carved in a shed; he was hidden in a shed.
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The monastery grounds are carved into the slope of a chestnut forest.
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A moat has been carved around the edge to prevent any runoff.
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Trump singled handedly carved his own face onto Mt Rushmore #LostTrumpHistory pic.twitter.
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The people who remained have carved out livable space within the destruction.
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It was fascinating, if increasingly lurid, as JDCR carved-up his teammate.
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Every Halloween, carved jack-o'-lanterns illuminate neighborhoods with their spooky smiles.
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The right to vote, they argued, cannot be carved away from citizenship.
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There's a bin of hand-carved masks from West Africa, for example.
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Sometimes the camels were carved alongside other beasts of burden, like donkeys.
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In most cases Mr. Esterly carved to the specifications of a patron.
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Inside, at an oak-carved booth, tickets were sold for a nickel.
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G.E. has carved out a space in renewable energy, producing wind turbines.
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Many of these immigrants carved poetry into the walls of their barracks.
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We want fiction, nonfiction, poetry, cross-genre, and shit carved on flutes.
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Inside, at a carved-oak booth, tickets were sold for a nickel.
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Its stones are the blue of other regions, carved and carried in.
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As a finishing touch, carved lions' feet serve as the front legs.
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Tell me about the block with a Japanese character carved into it.
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Hand-carved Native rape whistle earrings featuring a traditional Tlingit lovebirds design.
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The first rabbit appears in 1981, standing on a carved stone base.
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Is it safe to have new windows carved out of the brick?
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South Dakota has four dead presidents carved in stone on Mount Rushmore.
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Senator John Barrasso, Republican of Wyoming, carved out an even safer position.
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Mr. Vincenti has carved out an underdog role, not unlike the coyote.
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Rows of enormous new condos had been carved out of the mountain.
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The home also features six fireplaces, high ceilings and hand-carved moldings.
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German energy group Innogy was carved out of RWE two years ago.
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It's carved, with exposed holes like stacked cardboard viewed from the side.
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Bisotun A multilingual inscription carved into a limestone cliff in western Iran.
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Thrones carved from rock were nearly hidden high up inside the caves.
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He laughed as if he had carved out some sort of victory.
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Around the sanctum were lintels carved with ornate scenes from Hindu mythology.
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Cubicle walls carved out not-so-private meeting areas in each corner.
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One bed has a cute little heart carved out in the headboard.
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Both have carved out more moderate positions than candidates such as Sens.
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Thousands of years after it was carved, it flies at last. ♦
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Since reunification, Germany has carved out a reputation for confronting its history.
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Namibia's drumlins, whalebacks and megawhalebacks were also carved with gigantic scratch marks.
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Like they were carved, whittled, and sanded until only what's necessary remained.
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We carved one butternut squash and one kent squash, for anyone wondering.
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This rough structure is then carved and smoothed using rasps and sandpaper.
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Stones carved and collected by Neanderthals 220,230 years ago appear in vitrines.
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The imagery carved onto lamps is incredibly varied, from motifs to depictions of daily life and mythology; there are reliefs of landscapes, people at work, sporting events, and even explicit scenes of fornicating couples carved into these small vessels.
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They erected a triple-barreled arch carved with "Derbent 5000" that still stands.
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The artists who carved these were skilled—and they likely came from afar.
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Unlike traditional printed, carved, painted, or sculpted works, Prince's makeovers are inherently ephemeral.
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For ten years he modeled and carved stone ornaments for façades and churches.
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Neighborhoods are often carved up along gang territory lines known as "invisible borders".
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The team carved unnecessary bits out of the crankshaft to save three pounds.
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Craftily carved into the field, the words "A Hole" can be clearly seen.
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They killed a bison and carved it up and we ate it raw.
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For the last six years I have carved out a playing career overseas.
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A carved alabaster head, which probably depicts the tomb's owner, was also found.
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The carved alabaster head probably depicts the tomb's owner (Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities)
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Falun joined me, following my gaze to a carved expanse of white stone.
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Do you think TBS carved that little spot for her to get nasty.
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CONCHA: You say you said TBS carved that spot and you&aposre right.
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He carved out an exception for people put forward for the Supreme Court.
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Their log vase is hand-carved to give any space a rustic feel.
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" But as she put it, "On the Internet, I carved out that niche.
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Oscar Graf sold a carved and painted pain by Lars Kinsarvik for $50,653.
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"These systems each have carved out a role for private insurance," Osborn said.
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Some of the earliest images carved on stone in Europe are of reindeer.
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Her earliest pieces were carved out of fallen trees from her Rome garden.
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The hole looks to be flatly painted but is actually carved into wood.
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Soundwaves of a recording were carved directly into the Amertape with a needle.
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Between the lines: Fernández has carved out a reputation as a pragmatic negotiator.
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The only clue left was the word "Croatoan" carved into a tree trunk.
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By "shame," I mean Meryl carved him up and ate him for dinner.
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A blood-orange excavator guts the landscape inside Tuscany's carved-out marble mountain.
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He raises one beautifully carved hand and rests the other on his thigh.
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As colonisers carved up the continent, many European nations controlled their own Guinea.
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Over time, the rushing waters carved deep V-shaped channels across the landmass.
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Amid American neglect, China has carved out a dominant position in critical minerals.
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Since then, photography has carved a path for me, and I've just followed.
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Surface has carved out its own niche in tablet computing through hybrid devices.
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Under the Cholas, stunning images were carved in stone and cast in bronze.
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Say cheese A statue of Beyonce carved out of cheese named Brie-Oncé?
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A blast, a whip, the sound of the wind being carved in two.
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The southeast Asian country has carved out a leading role in Islamic finance.
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In all, the sequence of tornadoes carved four distinct paths around Dodge City.
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It was nice and light, but its carved edges made it feel durable.
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The master bath has a hand-carved Boffi tub, which weighs 800 pounds.
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Microsoft is aggressively pursuing the mobile-workhorse market that Apple has carved out.
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Bochco carved out a specific area for many of his shows -- the law.
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A single carved tusk in China can fetch hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Some guy has the word "Wikked" carved into the back of his head.
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Kurds have carved out a wide slice of northern Syria as their own.
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Spencer: Their hand-sliced approach means each sandwich is expertly carved to order.
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A Catholic hospital in Troy, New York, has carved out a similar facility.
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An intricately carved gazebo on the lower plaza was custom made in India.
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Biden said Syria must be whole and united, and not carved into pieces.
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His mother is the owner of Naamans Creek Carved Sign Company in Avondale.
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Congress has not carved hydraulic fracturing out of that express delegation of authority.
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It had not only been badly chosen; it had also been badly carved.
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By doing that, I then had a scarlet letter carved into my head.
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It is too important to be carved up into allocations to certain groups.
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My grandfather and godfather carved their pockets of solitude by donning white suits.
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The Nazca Lines in Peru are ancient geoglyphs, images carved into the landscape.
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Each member state sends one delegate, with portfolios carved up through horse-trading.
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At age 39, John Legend has carved a major role in American culture.
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But they have carved out a durable niche in the marketplace among connoisseurs.
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The wood-carved image pops up in nearly every scene of the show.
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The living room has a fireplace with the original hand-carved wooden surround.
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Robert E. Lee and Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson is carved onto the granite mound.
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Tiny parks, some carved from the footprints of vanished buildings, speckle the neighborhood.
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Customers could receive lumber, nails, varnish, carved staircase parts, plumbing components and more.
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Like her carved-up body, the moment is ugly and beautiful at once.
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I carved out the necessary hours and showed up for every eye appointment.
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That left the team with many unanswered questions, like who carved the sculptures?
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The master suite is entered through a 16th-century carved Chinese monastery door.
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Despite her demanding schedule, she has always carved out time for other activities.
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A carved wood door opens to a foyer and one of two staircases.
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Whether you like us or not, we carved out this space for you.
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Out of fallen trees or scrap wood, he carved hulls and built planks.
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Two bedrooms open to a long balcony with carved wood railing and shutters.
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His parcel was carved out of the monument in President Trump's new map.
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Trying to force Federer to move, Tiafoe carved out a forehand drop shot.
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I wandered through a maze of head-high bramble carved with winding paths.
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Inside his office, Mr. Felder said, is a hand-carved statue of Spiderman.
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He's carved out a solid lead in most recent polling of the state.
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First he carved out a nest of clothes and towels in a closet.
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Not at my studio, but I have a wonderful African carved wood ram.
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Which of these former presidents is NOT carved into the Black Hills granite?
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Prophecy rock seemed like an outdated piece of prehistory carved on a rock.
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Several states have carved out exceptions from their sales taxes for other products.
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According to the Wall Street Journal, there's even a carved Elizabethan oak fireplace.
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He baked a sourdough loaf, with a hieroglyphic carved into the final product.
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Arrayed along the choir's perimeter are 103 thronelike "stalles" of intricately carved oak.
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"Grand Bahama right now is dead," Smith said, trauma carved into his face.
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Not at my studio, but I have a wonderful African carved wood ram.
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Everything feels handworked: smooth white plaster walls and primitively carved wooden bed frames.
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"Don't stop when you're tired," someone recently carved into the floating vegetables' flesh.
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The main bedroom has a slate gas fireplace with a hand-carved mantel.
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Rome's Western territories ended up being carved up and reconfigured as Germanic kingdoms.
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Each sculpture stands 18-inches tall, carved from a single block of wood.
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Griffith, who was the city's major and also owned the local drugstore, unknowingly started the tradition when he began displaying carved pumpkins in front of his store in the 1970s, He started with four but carved more and more every year.
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For decades, the company's cartoonish Hulk-meets-Tarzan icon was carved into a hillside.
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More than a half century of conflict has carved out a chasm of distrust.
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A hand carved alabaster bust of Abraham Lincoln but with Gortat's close-cropped Mohawk.
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Latin inscriptions announcing the prohibition can be seen carved into boulders across the valley.
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In this church, there are no stained glass windows, chandeliers or carved wooden pews.
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Jon Snow also found similar spirals carved into the rocks beneath Dragonstone — Daenerys' homeland.
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"(Janis) and her sister carved their names into wood in the house," she said.
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A colossal Buddha statue stands carved into the cliffside of the Bamiyan Valley, 1950.
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Finally, they used cute carved coconuts to get their message across to the guests.
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Larry Hogan carved out a more prominent role in the GOP's anti-Trump space.
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In July 22016, Antiques Roadshow featured a set of cups carved from rhinoceros horn.
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But developer Andrew Lyle noticed an odd shape carved into the white pebble sand.
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Names of the dead were also carved onto some of the coffins, Hawass said.
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With embarrassingly obvious symbolism, Paulie knocks into the carved wooden chain and chips it.
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The Air Harp is a finely carved wooden box with holes studding the lid.
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It still boasts original Victorian woodwork, including stunning carved wood stair railings and mantelpieces.
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Within this rush, the men behind My Ideal Property carved out a significant niche.
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Some Trumpkins are expertly carved, presenting exaggerated caricatures of the Donald's most famous attributes.
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UNTIL the end of 22014, carved elephant tusks were still sold legally in China.
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Having been repeatedly carved up by bigger powers, Poland is keen to cement alliances.
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She had been stabbed 16 times, and had an "X" carved into her stomach.
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It was carved from dung in protest at an alarming increase in water pollution.
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Other royals carved out fiefs: one prince oversaw the army, another the foreign ministry.
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Sharon had been stabbed 16 times and had an "X" carved into her stomach.
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Spoon cooking juices on top of carved chicken; serve with roasted fennel and onion.
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No one can touch the legacy that BSB carved out in this singular song.
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She had been stabbed 20143 times and had an "X" carved into her stomach.
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False teeth were generally carved out of ivory, and set into the wooden bases.
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From the clutter, Li picks out figurines carved from a variety of different materials.
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The only clue was the word "CROATOAN" -- a nearby Native tribe -- carved into bark.
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In one especially gnarly sequence, Glenister's character had a pentagram carved into his chest.
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A rocky start to the year may have also carved opportunities in technology stocks.
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Scientists have discovered a long, narrow canyon being carved under Antarctica's Dotson Ice Shelf.
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Grass freeways were visible between trees, carved out for ski runs in the winter.
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It will now be carved up among investors, with bids due by mid-September.
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Those clinics face the risk of getting carved out of the healthcare system entirely.
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Russia, Turkey and Bashar al-Assad carved up northern Syria as the Americans retreated.
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Barnum had his own copy carved and rushed his giant to New York City.
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"Jennifer had carved a pentagram and some other stuff on Moriah's body," he said.
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A chess board with intricate wooden pieces has pawns carved to look like peasants.
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Archaeologists just uncovered 20 colorful, carved wooden coffins in a huge tomb in Egypt.
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Rose believes Suzuki has carved out a career worthy of the Hall of Fame.
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On June 1, 1940, a statue of Ignatz is carved from a gigantic brick.
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Today, she has carved out a brand niche for herself as a college YouTuber.
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"He's carved out this idea that he's this earthquake in a box," Priebus says.
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The first was carved by Blunk from a single piece of redwood circa 1974.
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Arizona carved out prime seating for students, shifting them to the 212-yard line.
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It's not carved or sculpted except where someone cut off the top and bottom.
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The arch is 183/3 scale, and carved from Egyptian marble using 3D technology.
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The sale's top lot, a lacquered 19th century carved table screen, sold for $22,500.
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The sale's top lot, a carved and inscribed turquoise boulder, sold for £22,500 (~$30,000).
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They basically carved out their own valley and can 'play by their own rules.
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And so, the Philosophy Chamber's collection of wondrous things was carved up and scattered.
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Perhaps that's why he's carved out such a specific role for himself in film.
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The UCCA Dune Art Museum was carved into a sand dune in Qinhuangdao, China.
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Mike Brown, Deane Arnold, and Brandy Davis carved the lifelike face on the pumpkin.
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The lasers encode data in "voxels," a 3D unit carved directly into the glass.
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The original 1893 lobby is breathtaking, with hand-carved details and beautiful wood everywhere.
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He placed the coal in a carved-out turnip, turning it into a lantern.
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A lobby mural consists of elephantine slabs of marble carved with a water jet.
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Furthermore, on Thursday, Mr. Trump carved out exceptions even to this particular trade restriction.
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Artists drew intricate shape that engravers then carved out on the custom body panels.
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"I think the positions he's carved out make it harder for him," Banville said.
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Inside, there are nine fireplaces, most made of carved Cantera stone, Ms. Crosby said.
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They have been carved into soap-smooth, undulant contours by eons of grinding floodwater.
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He has carved out a space where crowdfunding is a form of audience participation.
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My family placed a granite plaque carved with Isabel's name in the nearby cemetery.
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Mr. Loftsson watched as whales were brought to shore and carved up by hand.
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But it may also be because she has carved words all over her body.
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A cocktail bar carved from stone makes this the perfect spot for an aperitif.
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They lowered him into a tomb carved out of the floor near the altar.
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Together these giants have carved the internet into a historically profitable system of fiefs.
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And she's carved out her own unique path as an actress and millennial muse.
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But the court has now carved out a big exception to that longstanding principle.
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Carved canoes slide down broad rivers, and narrow outrigger boats bob along the shore.
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His figure is also carved into Stone Mountain, alongside Stonewall Jackson and Jefferson Davis.
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It will be carved up and parceled out, used as chum for various playlists.
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The aisle over is carved out for electronics, like video games and game controllers.
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Here, wind and waves have carved out sandstone into a freewheeling piece of art.
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And at the reception, guests could get their names carved into pieces of fruit.
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I could have lived without seeing Jorah carved up like a charred brisket, though.
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It also has carved skulls, LED lights, and custom paint to add more pizzazz.
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"I've seen nail-paint polish, initials carved in, smiley-face stickers," Ms. Frontero said.
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It has several ovens, high carved ceilings, tons of counter space, and beautiful tiling!
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" An on-again-off-again relationship is carved down into the much simpler "ex.
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He peeled back the wrapping and carved out a bite with a plastic fork.
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Still, both carved out distinctions between their policies on the debate stage Tuesday night.
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Still both carved out distinctions between their policies on the debate stage Tuesday night.
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Graham imagined the women as kachina dolls, sacred wooden figures carved by the Hopi.
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Millwork frames the windows and doorways from the floor to the carved ceiling cornices.
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Highways and stripmalls quickly gave way to woodlands, carved apart by occasional Hollywood backlots.
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Manrique designed houses, statues, restaurants and cultural centers often carved into the lava rock.
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What we're saying is they should not be similarly carved out of labor law.
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What we're saying is they should not be similarly carved out of labor law.
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So far, no other candidate has carved out as tough a stance as Sanders's.
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Semiconductors are mazes of circuitry consisting of components such as transistors carved into silicon.
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She also allegedly carved the animal's heart out, and placed it in a freezer.
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It appeared to have been carved with a back, for the purpose of sitting.
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The fun carved dot design helps wick away and absorb moisture and trap dirt.
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But the underlying geometry of her forms also evokes Marisol's blocky carved-wood figures.
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It was marked by a small marble bench with a carved dove on it.
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He roamed purgatory with a carved turnip, filled with coal, to illuminate his way.
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Lonnie Holley's wonderful 220 sculpture in carved sandstone is marooned just outside the show; it should have been with its (mostly) 220s precursors, among the carved stone sculptures of William Edmondson and John B. Flanagan whose pairing is by now a bit tired.
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His designs are recognized for their elaborately carved stonework, ornamental archways and richly decorated interiors.
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The scene, which is carved on translucent quartz, is thought to depict Aphrodite and Adonis.
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Attach a note to your order with the name you want carved into the board.
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Carved in limestone, the trackways consist of two rows of imprints arranged in repeated groups.
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But even in terms of Netflix's base, "Bird Box" has carved out an impressive audience.
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OnePlus has carved out a nice niche for itself over the past couple of years.
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The necklace is from leading Maori designer, Kiri Nathan, and was carved by Jason Nathan.
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A carved alabaster head, which may depict one of the tomb's occupants, was also discovered.
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At 17, Yara Shahidi has carved out a style worthy of longtime red carpet veterans.
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Nolite te bastardes carborundorum: A messaged carved in June's closet by the Waterfords' previous handmaid.
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Border Patrol has carved these public lands with 12,000 miles of illegal off-road tracks.
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Some passed him like he was one of the graven images carved into the columns.
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Turkish and Kurdish rebels have also carved out enclaves in the north of the country.
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AMID the ruins of Syria, Mohieddine Manfoush has carved out a kingdom built on cheese.
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As the U.S. military retreated, Russia, Turkey and Bashar al-Assad carved up northern Syria.
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Still, I wouldn't mind seeing some space carved out for these kinds of pulpy adventures.
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The furniture looked as if it was preserved from Viennese royalty, hand-carved and regal.
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That pact set aside territory for the Kurds as it carved up the Ottoman Empire.
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Rebecca carved out the drywall love letter and hand-delivered it to Roy on Sunday.
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Autopsy photos show two deep gashes in his arm, carved into his flesh by machetes.
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Czechoslovakia itself was carved out of the Austro-Hungarian empire after the first world war.
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But since 1925, the court has carved out an exception to that rule for automobiles.
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The city carved out space from existing roadways—and eliminated 5,000 places to park cars.
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One startup from China has carved out a way to capture these potentially heavy spenders.
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He carved up a sprawling empire, spinning off cable, magazines and the remnants of AOL.
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These are solid blocks of wood carved precisely into the shape of a customer's feet.
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Carved from strife, the album documents a brutal purge of any stability in her life.
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That, and the fact that they are carved from wood, secures a place for Amino.
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Stay in yurts that come with hand-carved wooden beds warmed by wood-burning stoves.
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Utah took advantage and carved out a 38-24 lead behind a 16-4 run.
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Azaz falls within a de facto buffer zone which Turkey has carved out since 2016.
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Archaeological excavations have yielded wall paintings, clay figurines, obsidian mirrors, and reliefs carved on walls.
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The British Museum has returned a 3,000-year-old carved Babylonian stone tablet to Iraq.
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Hwang doesn't attempt to persuade the viewer that the statues are carved out of granite.
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Astronomers believe that the gaps between the rings are being carved out by nascent planets.
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Using bat-like echolocation, it creates a mental map of the paths carved by grubs.
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Sometimes, he found his niche and carved out a meaningful role as a versatile scorer.
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Or maybe the electorate is carved up and everyone knows who they're voting for, period.
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The hurricane carved a swath through seven states, reaching north from Florida and into Virginia.
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The channel recently "carved" a picture-perfect pumpkin, using a 60,000 psi water jet cutter.
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In Mischa Barton's 2017 revenge porn case, her private struggles were carved up for entertainment.
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"Look, nothing is carved in stone," said Gorka, a national security adviser to the President.
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He also told authorities he carved the initials "LV" into her body before burning it.
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The oil and gas associations say an exception should be carved out in these cases.
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His road to the title shot had been carved with a handful of surprising knockouts.
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I've carved at Disneyland, Disney World, and six out of the last nine Super Bowls.
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Jim Harbaugh Has Already Knife-Carved This Quote onto His Chest Do not be deceived.
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The Shockers carved out a lead by making 22013 of 214 from 221-point range.
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For homeowners, a weather vane can be hand-carved with a likeness of their dog.
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The correct drinking vessel is a goat skull with a pentagram carved in its forehead.
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They congregate there before each game, filling plates with carved roast beef and elaborate canapés.
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An exemption carved into the labor act put its protections beyond the reach of farmworkers.
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Air Berlin filed for insolvency in August and is being carved up among several buyers.
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A prominent one, in Edison, N.J., first opened its giant carved mahogany doors in 1996.
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Since then, the company carved out its target market in 132 cities across Southeast Asia.
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Behind intricately carved wood front doors, an elegant foyer and metal-lined staircase greets guests.
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Another model carved out enough room to do the Running Man Challenge dance, earning cheers.
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When Austin is with her in Uruguay, they sleep in her father's narrow carved bed.
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The towering "fairy chimneys" are carved-out of rock formations created millions of years ago.
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" The works include "Fairytale — 1001 Chairs," a carved wooden chair by Ai Weiwei; "23. Febr.
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The largest piece was the section that he had carved so deftly from her chin.
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The music room's fireplace is carved with an instrument motif; the wall covering is original.
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Cuomo had already carved out a reputation for hardline rhetoric toward the National Rifle Association.
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The bunker was carved into an embankment and then covered in brush for added camouflage.
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Several ethnic groups live together relatively peacefully - navigating the town's waterways in tree-carved boats.
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Over time, escaped slaves carved out communities from the wilderness, which became known as quilombos .
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Kupato carried a carved hardwood staff, a chiefly version of the traditional Kayapo war club.
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They had carved out a life for themselves in the most inhospitable conditions on earth.
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Whitney Port has always made sure to have a path carved out for her future.
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Throughout the Republican primaries, Donald Trump carved out stances that broke with longtime GOP orthodoxy.
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There are apples carved like roses, decadent chocolate eclairs, and tarts in slick Pantone shades.
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Homes across America will light up with ill-conceived and poorly carved jack-o-lanterns.
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Once it was a huge wetland carved by a network of intertwined, constantly shifting waterways.
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It's a carved wooden sculpture that bears a striking resemblance to Kim's most famous asset.
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"There's a moment that's been carved out," Variety quoted film director Ava DuVernay as saying.
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As they navigate their husbands' time in office, each have carved out causes to champion.
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Last night's speech will never be carved on a marble wall, like Lincoln's Gettysburg Address.
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Before the family arrives or the turkey is carved, we gather in the living room.
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A soldier from Boston, surely missing the sights of home, carved the Bunker Hill Monument.
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A monk showed us where to put our shoes by the broad carved wood entrance.
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Inside, a massive carved lintel of Mexican cantera stone faces the library and adjacent vestibule.
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It's not the first fighter O'Neal has carved -- he also sculpted a Conor McGregor piece.
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Archaeologists have also found others carved from stone, but these too, are rarely completely preserved.
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MW: Mira and Susan have carved out intellectual real estate of great significance and value.
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Step into a center-hall colonial, and you swoon over crown molding and carved woodwork.
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A stone staircase dominates the vaulted entrance hall through a massive 16th-century carved doorway.
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The photographs reminded Swig of one of the oldest forms of portraiture: the carved cameo.
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The Mackinaw carved back and forth, cutting ice loose as the Burns Harbor plodded behind.
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Thousand-year-old lace-like carved stone crosses (khatchgars) emerge from fields of roadside poppies.
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And the Tokyo jeweler Natural Instinct with their big, chunky silver carved bracelets and rings.
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For other works, he cut and carved pieces to arrange them into skylines and landscapes.
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Innogy was carved out from RWE in 2016 and later listed on the stock exchange.
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I sat in hand-carved chairs hidden in the forest; they seemed made by fairies.
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MUNICH — The gray space is carved directly into a grassy hillside, evoking an open wound.
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No matter how busy her workday, she carved time to attend the team's morning skate.
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The beef tasted like it'd been carved off the side of a cow that morning.
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In China, it's also carved into jewelry and ornate cups, and collected for speculation purposes.
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Nearly immediately, we switched to Chubb home insurance with a carved-out valuables article policy.
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A long line carved into the wall between the two pieces, provides a deep shadow.
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The loft level is adorned with an ornately carved 28th-century triple archway from India.
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Long before her father became president, Ivanka carved out a name and brand for herself.
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In modern times, bunkers have customarily been carved out of terrain, often with an earthmover.
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This is where the Allen & Heath Xone:96 and Model 33 have carved a niche.
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The regal facades of once grand hotels are peeling, their innards carved out and abandoned.
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You might see only Dunkirk boats and lines in the air carved by ghostly Spitfires.
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Carved figures of snowmen, angels, nutcracker soldiers and early settlers peek out from each level.
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It tasted like it had been carved off the side of a cow that morning.
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There is also a tiny carved-out seating area at the side of the house.
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New protections for transgender people are steadily being carved out in courts across the country.
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Parmigiano-Reggiano from a local sponsor was carved and shoveled onto plates of pumpkin tortellini.
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Pitka , which reminded me of Southern yeast rolls, were as knobbily burnished as carved furniture.
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Some of the best restaurants in town have been carved out of restored industrial spaces.
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A monumental carved mahogany desk sat on a platform at the end of the room.
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The daisies and poppies and pastel blooms on an evening capelet were carved from fur.
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Many of those buried didn't have proper headstones, only rocks with initials carved in them.
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The Hoosac Tunnel was carved through five miles of mountain in western Massachusetts in 1865.
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Laborers cut and hauled stone to the site, mixed mortar, forged iron, and carved wood.
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You only know that the images he creates will be forever carved into your brain.
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Here we have a standing bunny carved from wood and encased in a glass jar.
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"She carved it out in her movie schedule," Murphy explained during a recent Q+A session.
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A mihrab niche was carved in the direction of Mecca and Ottoman inscriptions decorate its walls.
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And for nearly two decades the director's carved a niche with hit or miss supernatural thrillers.
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Then the ancient natural bodies, carved by the elements over thousands of years, are blown apart.
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It's getting hard to see the muddy roads that are carved out through the rough terrain.
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Marijuana legalization has carved out a raw space that entrepreneurs and leaders can make their own.
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They carved out the continent for what was supposed to be a period leading to democracy.
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While 'only' six-foot-three, Foreman looked as though he had been carved out of onyx.
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He magically finds The Gospel of the Gargoyle King hiding in a carved-out bus cushion.
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Space originally designed for offices had been carved up and converted into hundreds of garment workshops.
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Along with O&aposConnor, the two native westerners carved out a jumpy place in the center.
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Teenagers have scrawled the message in their notebooks and carved it into at least one pumpkin.
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These trends carved out a political niche ready to be filled by someone like Mr Trump.
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Hamas insisted that demonstrators would be unarmed, though it carved out an exception for rock throwing.
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Still, the firing positions were there, horizontal notches carved into the boarded-up windows and doors.
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This one is great for achieving that sculpted look that you see on professionally carved pumpkins.
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European strategy games like the Settlers of Catan have carved inroads into the North American market.
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The trinkets are carved from tusks taken from the carcasses of elephants killed for their ivory.
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Santeros are artisans who, for centuries, have carved our saints from the limbs of native trees.
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Do you feel like you've been readily embraced, or have you carved your own niche out?
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This deity, Guanyin, which embodies compassion, was carved about 900 years ago from a tree trunk.
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I finally bake the Fireball apple pie (which has a large Pi symbol carved on top).
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Target isn't luxury, but it's carved out a niche as the big box store with taste.
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Utah carved out a 7-0 first-quarter lead on a 3-yard run from Moss.
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They quickly carved off buyers turned off by the minivan's functional but decidedly boring box shape.
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But upon closer inspection, these medallions are actually all hand-carved panthers, done by Fletcher herself.
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Before Ive, gadgets were not typically made out of aluminum shells carved out of single blocks.
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The striking interior design also features ornately carved columns, custom light fixtures, and luxuriously tiled bathrooms.
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Transactions are concluded with carved signature seals stamped on paper contracts, and another round of bows.
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Unfortunately, not all of us have stoops we can deck out with full-sized carved pumpkins.
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Wiggan carved the tiny pumpkins using pins and scalpels, and even fitted them with tiny lights.
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And it can be carved at the table, generating an appetizing air of anticipation and drama.
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But with political acumen and a command of economics, Mr Zhou carved out power for himself.
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But Zola is one of the few that's truly carved a path in this massive industry.
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We're still waging political battles along the fault lines that were carved out in the '60s.
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This disk features two dark gaps, which astronomers believe were carved out by newly forming planets.
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The traditional markings carved down her cheeks gave the impression of a permanent stream of tears.
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But despite not being in their top earning years, millennials have carved their own charitable niche.
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The towers will feature elements of Fatemi architecture, with arches, domes and jalis, or carved latticework.
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Now, he's bringing hope in the form of homemade Gritty Halloween costumes and carved Gritty pumpkins.
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The piece is a hand-carved "dragon spine," and at the "heart" sits three dragons' heads.
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This box is hand carved, and it's a thing of beauty – I use it every day.
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I'm the grandson of strong Chihuahuense women, who carved out a living sewing jeans for Levis.
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For decades it was home to small farmers who carved out a living growing burley tobacco.
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Zupevc carved that vision into a tree using a chainsaw, and now the world has this.
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His order left the region to be carved up by Turkey, Russia, and Mr Assad's regime.
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ET (that's before we've carved the turkey!) or in stores on Thanksgiving Day at 6 p.m.
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Mortgages had been carved into exotic investments and peddled around the globe, meaning they lurked everywhere.
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First, Curry carved up Chris DeMarco, a player development coach who was assigned to defend Curry.
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But before taking aim at the US, Nate carved a path of devastation in Central America.
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There, the typical layout has not been flipped, but rather sliced, carved and glued back together.
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Each piece is carved into a burl, which is a deformed part of a tree trunk.
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An American flag flapped in the distance on a crooked pole carved from a tree trunk.
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In The 93, the Earth-dwelling remains of humanity have carved out their own small factions.
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A graffiti artist known as Vile spray paints murals that look like letters carved into walls.
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During the last Ice Age, giant glaciers carved out mountains in Glacier National Park in Montana.
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Because for all their eloquence, these are only words carved in stone, not set in it.
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Specially carved jack-o-lanterns of important American figures decorated the White House on Halloween 2017.
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Those last four words, carved in stone, greeted the 120 boys and girls who lived there.
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They're quite literally carved in a circle around a statue at the front of our campus!
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The 'hashtag', a deliberately carved rock engraving, is possibly evidence of the first steps towards writing.
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But both the 2010 and 2015 FCC rules carved out massive, obvious exceptions for such services.
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These views fail to mention how important Asian art is to Wong's development, particularly carved lacquerware.
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It comes with a slice of ibérico ham, carved from a leg hanging over the bar.
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These four hand-carved "Wizard of Oz" pumpkins really took the tradition to the next level.
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They arrive at a cave carved into the hillside, the only sanctuary left after the storm.
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Legzira Beach in Morocco used to be home to two magnificent arches carved by the ocean.
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Our voting districts have been carved up to both reflect that segregation and capitalize on it.
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" A seductive female leg, carved from wood, stretches out from a tree trunk — Allora & Calzadilla, "Untitled.
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On the second cup we carved out little windows large enough to show the number below.
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A long, low platform teeming with black hands cradling carved wooden heads evokes a mass grave.
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He gave Anthony and me small, hand-carved wooden crosses and placed them around our necks.
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The Samanid Mausoleum, a structure made of intricately carved brick, dates back more than 1,000 years.
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The famed amphitheater is carved into the foothills of The Rockies, so the wind gets tricky.
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It carved out a role as a left-of-center voice in Britain's hypercompetitive newspaper market.
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There's an exceptional plate of grilled pigeon, neatly carved and served with swooshes of nettle purée.
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In December, several swastikas were found carved into desks, including some in classes with Jewish teachers.
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But they carved out an exemption for those who, like Mr. McDade, were already under indictment.
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Morgan Stanley and E*Trade specifically carved out Covid-19, in what may be a first.
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The fact that there were more than 50 industries carved out of AB5 is very telling.
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It is upholstered with green silk damask, and the sofa's arms are carved with lotus leaves.
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There's also a unique, two-story library with hand-carved woodwork and an up-stairs balcony.
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Its announcement on Saturday has prompted speculation in China that its assets could be carved up.
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The plaza is filled with insignia, some carved into the arch, others depicted in mosaics underneath.
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The largest number of offerings were carved from soft limestone that was available in the area.
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Otherwise, these lands might have been carved up and sold off as ranches for the rich.
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The Ouija board was hand carved, the woodgrain beautifully polished, the pointer covered in purple velvet.
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A trio of monochrome works from 2017 tend toward the sculptural, recalling carved plaster or stone.
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But Clinc quietly carved out its niche of pitching its product as a customer experience tool.
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A network of vaulted tunnels had been created, with floors and walls carved out of snow.
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We had a full day carved out for Marie's assault to commit and make it right.
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Various items around the series' central beach have "Property of the I-Land" carved into them.
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Snapshot: Above, "Acqua," a carved piece of Carrara marble by Giorgio Butini underwater in Talamone, Italy.
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She carved hearts into the peanut butter on the sandwiches she made for Sasha's school lunch.
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They have carved up route maps that limit competition and preserve high airfares in most markets.
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Automakers carved out gains that were offset by losses in other sectors, including downbeat manufacturing plays.
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Whitson spotted a lime green Nalgene water bottle and carved 'HELP' into the durable plastic exterior.
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Today's Silicon Valley was carved out of a rich agricultural land of apricot and almond orchards.
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Place was carved up, and one of them low whites—man you just seen—took over.
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In Parthenon, Arkansas, guests can stay inside a home that's literally carved out of a cavern.
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He carved off the quantity of lox she had asked for, and handed it to her.
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The Hellenistic facades are carved directly into the canyons and use the natural terrain as guides.
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Legs, breasts, vaginas — generally presented as if cut or carved up and partially pieced back together.
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To do so, Republican-led lawmakers carved out land from the Dakota, Idaho and Utah territories.
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Polished Calacatta Carrara marble was carved out of Italian quarry cliffs to adorn the bathroom walls.
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He had an enormous table carved and painted to look like a detailed map of Westeros.
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The gong is held by two enormous carved wooden oni, mischievous supernatural creatures in Japanese folklore.
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The Kurdish YPG militia and its allies have carved out cantons in the north since 2011.
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This globe you see in this photo ... ... was carved from one of these heavy, aluminum blocks.
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"They had good advice and carved out surgically ... a transaction that might be doable," he said.
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The missile carved out his entire left knee, took a chunk out of his right arm.
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Her current series includes wall sculptures; stone paintings; abstract, hand-carved alabaster pieces; an onyx installation hung with hemp, and a site-specific alabaster and marble installation in which one side is raw, and the other is carved and polished—revealing the dualistic components of nature.
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AR: Well, the scientist is a computational chemist at the University of Oregon named Chris Hendon, and he has carved out, that's the wrong metaphor probably, but has carved out kind of a side career as, what University of Oregon press materials call him, Dr. Coffee.
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Estonia has carved out a niche as a startup hub and a friendly environment for foreign businesses.
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For full year 2017, Samsung carved out a 20.9 per cent marketshare to Apple's 14.0 per cent.
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Both privately-owned discounters have carved out sizeable niches in practically every country in which they operate.
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The hand-carved wooden statue, which was unveiled on Friday in the First Lady's hometown, shows Mrs.
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A bar that's carved out a niche as the go-to hangout spot for Bee Movie fanatics?
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Indeed, it's difficult to infer physical capacities, movement styles, and behavior from fossilized etchings carved onto rock.
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The J. Paul Getty Museum acquired a 21968st-century carved gem depicting a nude woman and man.
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The family couldn't afford memorial stones for the children, so Holley carved makeshift tombstones out of sandstone.
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He also had deep grooves carved into his teeth, which was likely caused by a repetitive action.
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They are an island of the past surrounded on all sides by newly carved gravel construction roads.
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Mars, our rust-covered neighbor, is littered with ancient volcanoes and their remnants carved into the surface.
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The accompanying official lyric video itself includes lizards, guns, ouroboroses (ourobori?), and spooky messages carved into trees.
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Apartheid social engineering carved out white enclaves around Table Mountain, shunting people of color to the periphery.
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"Two grown men, playing a mysterious game, with those little figures carved in wood?" he recalls thinking.
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Before for the surgery, Cox carved a wooden angel for her and painted it her favorite color.
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The shaft is comprised of burial chambers carved into the bedrock lining the sides of two hallways.
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The lack of labeling on highly refined ingredients isn't the only exception carved out by the USDA.
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As for the carved leashes, those simple lines are the earliest known evidence of leads in prehistory.
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In any case, the megaflood carved the land bridge between Dover and Calais, creating the Dover Strait.
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At Freedman's, the brisket is carved tableside and served with bone marrow and Jewish-deli-inspired garnishes.
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Bulldozers have carved thoroughfares through a honeycomb of ancient alleyways, used as hiding places by the Shirazis.
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One appears to have a person's face carved into it with a cigarette placed in its mouth.
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Our view of the green Jaicoa range of hills bares the brown earth lacerations carved by landslides.
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She carved out a niche in presentation design and earned $200,000 in her second year of freelancing.
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The Republican senator has carved out an independent streak on issues such as immigration and marijuana legalization.
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None of this is to say that the idea of the university is carved in gothic stone.
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For finer detail, he added a layer of Bondo putty into which he carved his final sculpt.
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As a kid, the first time I carved a pumpkin on my own was a harrowing experience.
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Its five visible sides are carved with phrases such as "Minor Changes", "Revise and Resubmit" and "Accept".
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Milwaukee's Fiserv Forum commissioned for Underwood a sculpture carved from 40 pounds of Wisconsin's finest cheese, OK!
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With $25m in early funding from George Soros, an American billionaire, he carved out a profitable niche.
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On opening morning, a line slowly snaked past Cookie Monster and Big Bird carved out of butter.
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They did not dwell on the Saudi journalist, Jamal Khashoggi, allegedly carved up with a bone saw.
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It's this carefree personality that's carved his own lane in the already-overcrowded Chicago hip-hop community.
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The team behind Notable was carved out of another Greylock investment — a mortgage lending startup called Blend.
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"There's a moment that's been carved out," Ava DuVernay confirmed during a press briefing, according to Variety.
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Even in resisting the circumstances of our upbringing, we find ourselves being carved and shaped by it.
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