The game opens with the player's own castoff body gaining sentience in the wake of the abandonment of The Changing God, and many other characters in the game are these castoff remainders.
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This season, Underwood castoff Hannah Brown has been crowned as Bachelorette.
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Waiters has been a high-profile castoff over his five NBA seasons.
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You're a castoff, a used-up former body of The Changing God.
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Also uniquely Las Vegas, the Neon Museum preserves the city's castoff signage.
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Fourteen of those have come this season for Turner, the former Mets castoff.
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Another, usually smaller crab may soon find that crab's castoff and move in.
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She also took in their castoff satin pumps, brocade shawls and statement costume jewelry.
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Toogood has long worked with maquettes, or preliminary miniature models made from castoff materials.
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Then they surrounded him with castoff veterans like Rondo, Lance Stephenson and Michael Beasley.
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Ever since the Vietnam War, Canada has been a beacon of refuge for castoff Americans.
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Ever the castoff, their poor daughter Scarlett must take to the armchair and age normally.
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In a town where no one is a castoff, everyone has the opportunity to thrive.
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Others are cobbled from castoff jerseys, salvaged silks and oddments of lace or organdy trim.
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But the man shining up front for the Buffalo Bills is actually a Miami Dolphins castoff.
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Their castoff scraps can be worth money, not to mention the obsessive attentions of future scholars.
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The show has sparked an influx of castoff clothing and accessories to New York's trendiest thrift store.
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Smith became the first conspicuous castoff to end up playing a prominent role in a Patriots championship.
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Taylor also gave a shout-out to the Bachelor castoff he hoped to meet on Bachelor In Paradise.
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Mr. Vo made an early splash by gilding castoff cardboard boxes used for shipping beer, cereal or condensed milk.
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He ultimately amassed an archive of a half-million castoff snapshots, in an endeavor known as the Anonymous Project.
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Others are stacked with transfers from other N.A.I.A. programs or junior colleges and the occasional N.C.A.A. Division I castoff.
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Enamored with castoff elements like rope, bone and sticks, the duo, who started their studio in 2011, stockpile debris.
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So they rely on castoff snail shells, and are constantly on the lookout for better properties entering the market.
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Sitting at tables or castoff blocks of Roman marble, soldiers stare into space as musicians strum lutes or beat tambourines.
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If the Last Castoff were a real person, that would be a stressful first (and last maybe?) days in existence.
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At first base, he had the castoff 32-year-old James Loney, who began the year in the minor leagues.
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Particularly, the Bachelorette castoff admitted something that most viewers could've easily guessed: Love was not his only goal on the show.
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"Don't Quit," a nondescript track on Khaled's album featuring Harris, Travis Scott, and Jeremih, plays like a clear Funk Wav castoff.
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They're also often a castoff who left the show fairly late in the game once the audience had gotten to know them.
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Viewers may remember that JoJo Fletcher's Bachelorette castoff was sent packing during season 3 for passing out drunk and being verbally abusive.
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Some Miami Dolphins players wore #IMWITHKAP T-shirts on Sunday, but they surely weren't hoping to join him as an N.F.L. castoff.
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He picks through giant boxes and metal shelves of castoff fabric rolls and then sews his finds together to make new rolls.
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Ethiopian artist Elias Sime makes wall sculptures from castoff computer parts that evoke the toxic dumping of these materials around the world.
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One teenager was wearing a castoff T-shirt that read "Obama Girl," so I asked her if she knew who Barack Obama was.
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Their back-up quarterback, Nick Foles, is not a nationally known figure, a castoff who began the year firmly planted on the bench.
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At the same time, young people might never have thought of turning these items — string, balloons, castoff clothing, old cassette tapes — into art.
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While René marries his master's castoff indigenous mistress, Charles soon escapes servitude, Anglicizes his name and sets up a thriving, indiscriminate timber enterprise.
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Sweet treats OK, fine, but is mixing in castoff candy, cookies or ice cream sprinkles in the hay fed to livestock healthy for them?
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Instead of finding the next pieces that can start at guard on a winning 49ers team, they're spending snaps on Jaguars castoff Zane Beadles.
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NOTES: Tennessee started New England castoff Josh Kline at RG in place of Chance Warmack (finger), who hit IR this week after undergoing surgery.
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India has an older Russian castoff that rarely sails, and Brazil's 50-year-old French-built fleet carrier, the São Paulo, is being refitted.
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The podcast feels delightfully absurd and truly vital in the Trump era, when castoff reality stars are suddenly in the presidential sphere of power.
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"Sometimes if a weapon is used, there's castoff patterns you get as you bludgeon somebody," Ms. Smith continued, illuminating the scene with her flashlight.
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The creations, mostly built with castoff and recycled materials scavenged from Bay Area factories and corporate labs, have traveled with Mr. Pauline around the world.
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Quarterback Ryan Tannehill, a Miami Dolphins castoff who joined the Titans this season, said the team has settled into a strategy of taking calculated risks.
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Odds are good that he will end up as just one more castoff among the dozens who have envisioned a nonexistent path to the nomination.
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The image turns out not to be of water but of human debris — castoff clothing, backpacks, water bottles — seemingly swept along by some unseen force.
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In a trailer for the Bachelorette premiere, Demi and fellow Colton castoff Katie Morton show up on Hannah's season to do some reconnaissance on the men.
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But it is dirty and dangerous work to extract the tiny quantities of precious metals — like gold, silver and copper — from castoff phones, computers and televisions.
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Flying to the war in Kosovo in 1999, for example, Albanian Airlines operated castoff former Aeroflot Tupolev 134s between Bologna, Italy, and the Albanian capital, Tirana.
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Organizational arms like Nick Martinez and Nick Tepesh have held as occasional rotation ballast, while Rule 5 castoff Delino DeShields Jr. sufficed as last year's leadoff man.
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Reilly Smith—The Bruins' castoff has put up four goals and eight points through three games, making him the leading scorer through the postseason's first few nights.
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If there are two things every stroller lacks, it's a $3,000 price tag and the ability to make a child look like an unfortunate castoff from Downton Abbey.
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Unlike their academically trained counterparts, these artists, often employing found or castoff materials, tend to work primarily for themselves, unconcerned with the canon or the latest critical positions.
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The closest thing to a store is the "trading post" — an open wood shelter where residents leave their castoff books, toys and clothes for neighbors to pick through.
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Mr. Misrach captures images of castoff clothes and toys; Mr. Galindo creates musical instruments out of the jetsam, composing scores for them to accompany Mr. Misrach's immense photos.
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The annual event will include making paper snowflakes from recycled gift wrap and catalogs, woven art and stuffed toys from fabric scraps and a city from castoff cardboard.
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But once he alphabetized the spice rack and finished making an easy chair out of castoff designer jeans, "I started running out of things to do," he said.
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Meanwhile, James can singlehanded make a G-League castoff look serviceable on the sport's biggest stage; those "smartest passer ever" conversations that were once hyperbolic may now be over.
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The Neon Museum in Las Vegas, devoted to castoff signage from around the Las Vegas Strip, recently introduced Brilliant, a sound and light show that animates the nonfunctioning signs.
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The day's organizers are encouraging participants to decorate bicycles, strollers and wagons with castoff plastic and to design "trashion" costumes — as well as witty signs — for this antipollution parade.
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But no moment crystallized the unforgettable, storybook Giants career of Cruz, a castoff free agent raised 2536 miles from the Giants' stadium, like the 282-yard Christmas Eve touchdown.
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Last week, ABC announced the first round of contestants, which included Corinne Olympios from Nick Viall's season of The Bachelor, Amanda Stanton, Robby Hayes, and recent Bachelorette castoff DeMario Jackson.
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Together, the trio creates everything from draped tunics to button-up shirts using these colorful castoff remnants as well as other dead-stock and recycled fabrics such as vintage denim.
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He's known for collecting "used, castoff pieces that no one thought was good enough to be a guitar" and resurrecting them as instruments that even the snobbiest aficionados swear by.
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Head coach Mike Vrabel's switch to Tannehill was risky and unpopular but proven correct, with the Miami Dolphins castoff leading the team to a 9-3 record as a starter.
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After airing reruns on September 18 and 19, The CW officially launched on September 20, 2006 — 10 years ago — with a two-hour episode of UPN castoff America's Next Top Model.
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The 20-year-old has revitalized the Mavericks, who have done the same for the Knicks castoff Tim Hardaway Jr. while trying to nurse Kristaps Porzingis back to top form. 11.
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When I asked Spencer Pratt—the most self-aware 2007 castoff—about how blogs and celebrity magazines defined hot guys in 2007, he wrote back a definitive two-word answer: "Brody Jenner."
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Dorky Shubham and Joey, a "Jersey Shore" castoff with a heart of gold, try to be as authentic as possible, betting that their honesty and personality will be enough to snag victory.
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Today books are fabricated using a scanner, hand lettering, leaves, sand, the bark of trees, seashells, stones, beads, bells, cutouts, feathers and fabric, as well as all sorts of castoff or inexpensive paper.
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Farrow was Melly's backup after Woody's injury Sunday, but, as with C.A.P., that might be because Farrow plays special teams and Giants castoff Williams (also a healthy scratch for consecutive weeks) does not.
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He was pictured in his shirt sleeves and tie next to a blazing dummy of Mr. Hun Sen wearing a castoff New York Knicks jersey that was doused in fuel and set ablaze.
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Those lucky enough to find a relationship with one of the leads (or a fellow castoff on Bachelor in Paradise) leveraged their special connection into spon con deals, podcasts, and other "influencing" work.
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Radulov needed stitches above his right eye, but the team's relief that the injury was not more serious demonstrated the vital importance of an indispensable leader once widely considered a troublesome N.H.L. castoff.
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A castoff has access to eternal life, which means eternal attempts at getting something right, and the player themself would have experienced this several times over the course of a playthrough of a game.
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A castoff child wandering an urban back of beyond, McDonald seemed destined to be another unremarked addition to the statistics, with little known about the circumstances of his death save what the police reported.
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A homeless person can become a fixture in a neighborhood, accepted as part of the local community fabric, and cared for — a recipient of spare change, castoff clothes or the leftovers from a meal.
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Amused by the sight of a little girl obsessed with sparkly dresses, they took to sending her their castoff couture, and that became the kernel of a collection that now includes over 5353,000 pieces.
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Today, even as the Trump administration's immigration policies severely restrict refugee resettlement — capping the number of refugees to 45,000 (the lowest yearly total since 1975) — this castoff cohort is widely credited with revitalizing Utica's economy.
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Yet Apocalypse manages to make him both uninteresting and faintly ridiculous, dressing him up in goofy purple face paint and piling on prosthetics until he looks like a castoff from a Star Trek fan film.
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Pieces like the 1981 Rover chair by the London designer Ron Arad, built from scaffolding welded to a castoff leather car seat, were all the rage; Jean Paul Gaultier, then just starting out, bought six.
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More than 300 of Schonbeck's inventive handmade instruments — a nine-foot banjo, a drum made from airplane fuselage, a chime rack from castoff objects — now reside in Building 6 and can be played by visitors.
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Until an intervention by Ms. Bent's childhood friend Billy Cotton, an interior designer, everything that wasn't from Ikea — the ratty old sofa affectionately nicknamed "Old Cran," for instance — was a castoff from a family member.
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Proposed Football League Envisions a No-College Path to the Pros A sports agent thinks he has found a model for success where other leagues, built around castoff athletes, have failed to gain any traction.
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Silent and impoverished girls discover not only voices, but jewels and riches pouring from their mouths; the castoff and abandoned find unexpected families and birthrights; mad kings and wicked stepmothers lose status, kingdoms and even lives.
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Other liabilities included a team of mostly castoff executives, "including an alcoholic in a key position"; an outside law firm "in which I had no confidence"; and an expensive lawsuit that threatened to derail the entire spinoff.
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With your installation, "Laundromat" — featuring the cleaned castoff clothes of refugees — and your recent public art project, "Good Fences Make Good Neighbors," a series of fences and barriers, you've lately been a larger presence in New York.
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Jean Louis Sabaji's froth of stormy sea foam billowing about the mannequin's feet is a standout, as is a beautifully washed-up gown by Rodarte with castoff netting dripping over floaty flotsam tulle upon which water flowers float.
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FROM PEN: The Bachelor's Nick and Vanessa Reveal Where They Plan to Make Their Home Johnson isn't the first Bachelor franchise castoff to move into the Famously Single house — Josh Murray participated Dr. Sterling's love clinic in the show's first season.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Steve Pearce completed a remarkable journey from a Major League Baseball castoff to the top of the baseball world on Sunday as the Boston Red Sox first baseman was named the Most Valuable Player of the World Series.
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With his use of vernacular and castoff materials, including salvaged oil-field pipe and jute rope, Goff simultaneously anticipated the age of sustainable architecture and enshrined the flotsam of American industry and mass-product design, elevating everyday items to decorative art.
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In recent years, publishers and estates have dug deep into the archives of beloved children's book authors in search of partial manuscripts and castoff gems, and have released previously unpublished works by Dr. Seuss, Beatrix Potter and Margaret Wise Brown.
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Amos Badertscher, 82, has devoted his career, and life, to recording the hidden world of young men in his Baltimore neighborhood — castoff youths who turn tricks to finance their drug and alcohol habits but usually don't regard themselves as gay.
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Amos Badertscher, 82, has devoted his career, and life, to recording the hidden world of young men in his Baltimore neighborhood — castoff youths who turn tricks to finance their drug and alcohol habits but usually don't regard themselves as gay.
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Like night-one castoff and regulation hottie "Grocery Store Joe," John Graham didn't quite win Kufrin's affections, shocking viewers who appreciated his good looks, easy-going personality and steady job (he's a software engineer who helped create millennials' favorite money-sharing app, Venmo).
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Castoff wide receiver Ted Ginn Jr. — he's been let go four times, most recently by Arizona — took a flip handoff left on an end-around, broke a halfhearted tackle attempt by Arizona's Justin Bethel, cut back and outran defenders to the end zone.
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While El Greco's work had to wait until the kindred spirits of Romanticism and Modernism came along, Oldenburg's — based on the castoff and the crude, on the flotsam and jetsam of modern life — was a hit from the beginning with his contemporaries.
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In one hand, I clutched a newspaper printed in Bengali, whirled into a thonga, or cone, and brimming over with jhal muri: a loose bouquet of cilantro, puffed rice, crunchy filaments of fried chickpea flour and hoops of green chile like castoff earrings.
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Across the way, Pinky, a Goffin's cockatoo, the castoff of a bitter custody battle between his original female owner and the husband who threatened to spite her by cutting off her beloved pet's wings, was mimicking a blue jay's high-pitched power-saw plaint.
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The Exodus, a castoff of the United States fleet, set sail on a rescue mission from the United States with a crew of volunteer Jewish-American sailors, then took on the 4,500 refugees in France en route to Palestine, where they hoped to live.
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The primary in Alabama was a humbling experience for Mr. Sessions, who was treated as a castoff by the Republican Party he helped transform by championing a more nationalistic, anti-immigration, anti-free trade agenda years before Mr. Trump ran for office sounding those themes.
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So, perhaps less productively, is the feeling that Cagnacci can't help lingering on the Magdalene's supple form or her castoff luxuries; her loosely draped hips, unspooling strings of pearls and bejeweled shoes, snaking along the painting's bottom edge, nearly upstage the narrative of repentance.
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Of course, Ikea is also a corporate behemoth that aims to turn a profit, but its appealing, affordable, flat-packed furniture and accessories really do make it possible to create a home for yourself when you are young, impecunious or without the time to scour thrift stores for castoff gems.
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When discussing Underground's cancellation with some Vox colleagues, I noted that even a year ago, there would have been a more robust market for another network to pick up the show from WGN and give it a third season (as happened with, say, A&E castoff Longmire, which went to Netflix).
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Every day will feature a fabric arts scrap shop, where children can transform old cloth into inventions like stuffed toys and weavings; a winter wonderland gallery, which invites them to fashion castoff cardboard, textiles and other materials into art; and a workshop at which they'll make gift tags from recycled paper.
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In these enigmatic assemblages, Williams packed into the tar's once-malleable, all-devouring goo (neatly contained within old castoff frames) a trove of trash-turned-treasure — circuit boards, a spray-painted pinwheel, plastic bottle caps, transparent tubes filled with oil, a cork coaster, a pocket calculator, a bicycle reflector, and empty bottles of cheap, American-made Tvarscki vodka.
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Mr. Dial, the illiterate son of an unwed teenage mother, spent much of his childhood in rural poverty in western Alabama and, after moving to Bessemer, an industrial suburb of Birmingham, labored at a wide variety of occupations, all the while making works from castoff materials that he came to think of as art only when he was in his 22000s.
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Word of the Day noun: a hollow filled with mud noun: a stagnant swamp (especially as part of a bayou) noun: necrotic tissue; a mortified or gangrenous part or mass noun: any outer covering that can be shed or cast off (such as the castoff skin of a snake) verb: cast off hair, skin, horn, or feathers _________ The word slough has appeared in 13 articles on nytimes.
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Under the pattern-cutting table there are bins of scraps of scraps, sorted by color (red and yellow and blue and black), and on one wall are shelves of Mason jars containing gumball-size scraps of scraps of scraps; up front are clothing rails, and a dressing room canopied by a lavish waterfall of castoff cuttings that flows down onto the floor like a Gaudí sand castle.
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