We'll give you access to collections of collections of recipes.
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I'd pair two of my favorite modern collections with classic collections.
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He left behind seven novels, six collections of poems and 13 essay collections.
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Last year, 21 London museums traded collections virtually by posting Instagrams from their collections.
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Google Arts & Culture's collections map, however, shows that American and European collections still dominate.
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Winter collections get discounted in early January while summer collections get reduced in early July.
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He had collections based on Egyptian art, collections based on the legend of Robin Hood.
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The collections that hence will exert a creeping influence on many other more accessible collections.
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Agender collections from important designers and big stores have largely been just that — one-off collections.
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They find no value in the collections and no value of the collections to the university.
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It's a biannual event each February for fall-winter collections, and in September for spring-summer collections.
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These Collections can be found later in the Collections tab in the Google app or through the Google.
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There are some large collections available, and even some smaller collections if you don't want to invest in a compendium.
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The debut collections — called the Tiffany 1837 Makers and Diamond Point collections — include barware, bracelets, cuffs, necklaces, rings, and more.
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Its first two collections, Sympathie and Hommage, were followed by collections like Much More and Too Much and, later, Excalibur.
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While American collections of East Asian art have grown tremendously, the specialized conservation laboratories that maintain these collections have not.
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He pursued these preoccupations in more than two-dozen books, including essay collections, a novella and three collections of short stories.
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For the second season in a row, Vetements showed its men's and women's collections collections together on the Haute Couture calendar.
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The Center serves as the storage center for NPS collections in the National Capital region and holds more than 40 museum collections.
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If he picked up on something in the fall collections, then by the spring collections everybody else would be raving about it.
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Fashion designers typically produce four collections a season (bolstered by multiple interim commercial collections), some designing for two or more different labels.
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Meanwhile, Sarah Burton at Alexander McQueen looked to her previous women's collections for inspiration for one of her strongest men's collections yet.
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When your loans are turned over to a collections agency after a default, all associated collections fees are added to your total balance.
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But Medicaid expansion did move the needle on the number of bills sent to collections and the amount of debt sent to collections.
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Interest in this online pinboard, where users can assemble collections of things they like and follow the collections of others, skyrocketed in mid-2013.
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As a result, fiscal 2017 income tax collections based on 2016 income could decrease, while fiscal 2018 collections based on 2017 income could increase.
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Instagram lets users Save posts, which can then be organized into Collections Instagram lets users Save posts, which can then be organized into Collections Public Collections could fuel Instagram's commerce strategy that Mark Zuckerberg recently said would be a big part of the road map.
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That said, Scruff is unique in its ability to allow you to both share and unshare collections of your private album, so collections of photos.
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Sales tax collections in fiscal 2016 through December were a little more than 1.83 percent less than collections for the same period in fiscal 2015.
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To further bring collections to life, the app displays collections in a variety of skeuomorphic environments such as a wooden bookshelf or a bulletin board.
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Collections will be recycled through the store, through the home, in and out of storage units, and on occasion, in and out of museum collections.
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While American collections of East Asian paintings have grown tremendously in the past several centuries, the conservation laboratories dedicated to maintaining these collections have not.
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The researchers surveyed the collections of 18 major US museums to quantify the gender, ethnic, and racial composition of the artists represented in their collections.
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Her work is in the permanent collections of the Brooklyn Museum, the Newark Museum, and in significant private collections in the United States and Hong Kong.
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R. Scott Stephenson, the museum's vice president of collections, exhibitions and programming, said that Washington's tent ropes, pegs and poles also ended up in various collections.
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Atwood, whose writing career spans roughly 250 years, 173 novels, 217 short story collections, and 25 poetry collections, is at last having her pop culture moment.
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Companies have found success by creating scarcity, building buzz and dropping limited collections or individual items whenever they want instead of releasing collections on a regular schedule.
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This had to do with both its demands — six collections a year, including Cruise collections in exotic locations — and its limitations, including the involvement of celebrity ambassadors.
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Here on view are the hallmark Margelian heresies: the oversize collections, the collections built on painstakingly recreated dolls' clothes, the "horizontal" collection that whips around the body.
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In an effort to reduce waste, Occhii does not produce collections within the standard fashion cycle, but instead releases small capsule collections geared toward timelessness and longevity.
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" Visitor traffic aside, Mr. Schmidt said that the Vatican collections, started around two millenniums ago, were "one of the longest-standing collections of art that mankind has.
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The debut collections — called the Tiffany 1837 Makers and Diamond Point collections — include a wide assortment of pieces ranging from barware, bracelets, cuffs, necklaces, rings, and more.
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But they were still putting everything they earned back into their own collections; Van Beirendonck debuted his first, Sado, in 22 (he titles all of his collections).
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All those other designers who showed their spring collections in September had no issue with selling fall clothes in August because they'd shown those collections in February.
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In most of these collections, we link not only to archival articles, but also to collections of photographs, relevant videos, essays, first-person accounts, infographics and more.
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It's unsurprising that Sudhoff was drawn to the Kinsey Institute Collections, one of the largest collections of print materials, photographs, and artifacts relating to sex and gender.
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The Collections screen, above, offers a slightly more useful way to organize your library (collections were previously listed in a drop-down menu rather than their own screen).
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The majority of museums adopt the position of going against private collectors publicizing their collections at a museum as a way to enhance the value of their collections.
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The company's working to bring more art collections to its subscription product, and will be adding collections from National Geographic, Norman Rockwell & Saturday Evening Post, and The Little Prince.
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Meanwhile, Apple is also offering recommended content through curated collections to help you find trending shows, shows and movies by genres, and other hand-picked collections from Apple's editors.
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Summer is almost here which means some of your favorite brands are releasing their warm-weather collections — and enlisting some of your favorite stars to model those collections off.
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So they decided to combine their pre-collections and main collections, and to move the latter to the former show time, thus separating the DKNY and Public School shows.
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Baseball card collections can hold great sentimental value — but the best one could hope for when selling collections that contain only newer cards is a mere couple of dollars.
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Belk published the paper "Collections and collecting in a digital age" in 2016, which examined "material collections, the processes involved in collecting, and collectors themselves," according to its abstract.
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Each of these collections of paths can then be represented as a point in a higher-dimensional "space of all collections of paths" (like the space of all possible triangles).
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Our collections are inherited from times that assumed the superiority of European, Christian, male artists, and we now often lack the resources to buy our way towards more diverse collections.
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This unique program prepares graduates for professional careers within institutions that care for photography collections, including archivists, collections managers, registrars, curatorial assistants, research assistants, catalogers, rights & reproductions coordinators, and preservation specialists.
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She believes that the collections create the illusion that Muslim women are represented and have a lot of choice in fashion, when the items in these collections actually mock their beliefs.
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Rather than settle on distinct, themed collections shown twice a year, Fenty would drop capsule collections throughout the year, much as singles are released over the course of an album's rollout.
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While many museums are pushing to make more of their collections available to the public through the web, very few museums include moving images or performance works in those online collections.
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Click on — these summer collections are calling your name.
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AMSTERDAM — The Milan collections have drawn to an end.
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The university says that it's "one of the largest collections of its kind," and that it's a "phenomenal, transformational gift," according to associate dean of special collections at University Libraries Elizabeth Sudduth.
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Indigenous West African people have stone collections at "sacred" trees and such man made stone collections are commonly observed across the world and look eerily similar to what we have discovered here.
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We had the privilege of getting to know the experts in the Asian and medieval collections, while carving out a contemporary department that would respond to and interact with these established collections.
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But while Comme des Garçons' runway collections frequently approach clothing as a contextual conceit — Kawakubo's latest pieces don't resemble garments so much as site-specific soft sculpture — Watanabe's collections are more pragmatic.
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Europeana Collections now represents the world's largest collection of Europe's cultural heritage data, with over 3,000 libraries archives, and museums coming together on its platforms to make their digital collections globally available.
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Tim Kreider is the author of the essay collections We Learn Nothing and I Wrote This Book Because I Love You, as well as the cartoon collections The Pain — When Will It End?
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While the transaction has the right to tariff collections, Linea 2 is a greenfield project; thus, no historical information is available to validate the potential flows expected to be received from tariff collections.
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The only collections a lot of people have now are creepy-ass John Lasseter-style collections of movie franchise toys, like Terminator figures that they scored from the higher-end kiosks at ComicCon.
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Brands that make the effort to gain this understanding and offer modest collections year round to customers worldwide, similar to how plus-size and petite collections are available, are sure to be rewarded.
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Her collections often reference female ceremony; Kawakubo often presents a kind of bride as the finale outfit at her shows, and has also devoted entire collections to variations on a bridal theme. Why?
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Both books are weird hybrids of novels and art collections.
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What Does It Mean When A Bill Goes Into Collections?
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Is There Any Recourse Before A Bill Goes Into Collections?
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Perhaps they should diversify their wig collections, or plastic surgeons.
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People, they argued, were not just collections of conditioned responses.
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I did sell my first two collections at Opening Ceremony.
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Amazon's data also allows for more usual collections and pairings.
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Dwarf galaxies are small, faint collections of stars and gas.
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Her work resides in numerous national and international public collections.
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It stands head and shoulders above similar feminist biography collections.
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Because hey, we're all for expanding our sex toy collections.
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Image: The Culinary Institute of America, Archives and Special Collections
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Amazon's service features collections for men and children as well.
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Click ahead to check every scent in all four collections.
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His work was placed in many private and corporate collections.
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She says to expect more cookbooks, home collections, and makeup.
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Millions are using the collections feature already, according to Facebook.
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Antique bottles are relegated to museum displays or private collections.
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Previous stations can be found under collections in the app.
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Objects in private collections would not be affected, they said.
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Collections of stars called globular clusters seem bereft of them.
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The company pointed to its other recommended app collections, too.
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Shop from Harry Potter comforters to Star Wars vinyl collections.
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The brand doesn't use any animal products in its collections.
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However, European collections have been mostly exempted from this work.
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The company says "millions" of people are already using collections.
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These pieces are from collections ranging from 1998 to the
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Collections of devices in connected homes will matter more instead.
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Under Clinton, the capital gains collections doubled, with lower rates.
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The collections themselves include countless styles, worn every which way.
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Hearst, however, wouldn't change a thing about Hardwick's odd collections.
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Garbage Pail Kids collectible card collections can sell for thousands.
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Europe would create collections that rarely got into the stores.
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Museums often hate to give up parts of their collections.
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Courtesy of the Department of Special Collections, Stanford University Libraries.
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Designers from around the Islamic world unveiled their collections there.
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I always thought the Emily & Meritt collections were super cute!
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Using museum collections, we were able to reconstruct that history.
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Left unpaid, these bills are ultimately sent to collections agencies.
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Related: Art Swap: What Happens When Museums Trade Their Collections?
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What if you could fit entire literary collections on Twitter?
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I'm always seeking photos to add to my organized collections.
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It's Artmobile, for instance, travels with collections around the state.
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Others offer tours that filter their collections through special lenses.
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Ideally, they will already be planning their summer 2019 collections.
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In the early years, I did two collections a year.
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Visitors can search the objects and create their own collections.
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Are they worth actually stepping inside to see collections firsthand?
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First, collections' deaccessioning and sale is perfectly legitimate museum practice.
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The music industry runs on copyright administration and royalty collections.
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What other collections of art have stayed in your mind?
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I found it in the enchanted U.C.L.A. Special Collections Library.
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Gawad is in charge of archeological collections at the ministry.
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The concept of collections trickled down into the mass market.
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Access includes free meditation collections through the end of April.
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Not to mention all our instructional guides and recipe collections!
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His collections are bohemian, romantic and sometimes a little perverse.
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A peek at the fall and winter 2020 bridal collections.
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You don't have time when you're designing all these collections.
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Here, our notes on the collections and our favorite images.
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He found surprisingly little correspondence from her in library collections.
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Means is the author of four critically acclaimed story collections.
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" He added, "Collectors realize they add weight to their collections.
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The collections will be introduced at the MoMA Design Store.
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Only a small fraction of collections are usually on view.
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Have these collections made their way into your own work?
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Like many collections, they have gotten so predictable and safe.
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Kiefer places single or collections of objects onto colored backgrounds.
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Most of the ones that survived disappeared into private collections.
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Today, the temple remains a centerpiece of the museum's collections.
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The funds will support a new Collections and Learning Gallery.
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Like the members themselves, no two postcard collections are alike.
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This failure to disclose provenance is typical of private collections.
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Models trained that way on very large collections of text picked up a kind of general sense for language and could then be specialized to particular tasks using relatively small collections of labeled data.
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He staged collections in out-of-the-way places, shot films in lieu of shows, featured friends and untraditional models in his collections, doubled back on successes and remade found items stitch for stitch.
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Of all of our holdings, in terms of extent – that is the size of the collections – gallery records make up about a quarter of our holdings, although we have about 24,22018 collections in total.
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As museum collections have grown increasingly vast in the last several decades, institutions worldwide are seeking to balance two primary mandates: protecting and preserving collections, and sharing as much as possible with the public.
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Whether prints of dance, a collection exclusively of decorative bookbinding, or curious sub-collections like death masks (mostly of Napoleon), it's an impressive overview of the diversity of NYPL's collections on art and literature.
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"If the author or publisher of some part of the Archive does not want his or her work in our Collections, then we may remove that portion of the Collections without notice," the terms add.
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"Our goal at NMAI is to encourage and increase access to our collections, and one of the ways we do that is through loans," Cynthia Chavez Lamar, Assistant Director for Collections at NMAI, told Hyperallergic.
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In fact, the Khalili Collections, eight groupings of treasures in specific categories that he has amassed over the years, have become known to experts as some of the most remarkable specialized collections in the world.
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To add insult to injury on what was a very hard day, we were told that if the collections are not donated to other institutions, the collections will be destroyed at the end of July.
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The brand has evolved with the times, as it announced in March 2019 that it would do away with its runway collections and focus more on its ready-to-wear clothing lines and undergarment collections.
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My mandate for the first five years was to sum up the story of the house's creativity, launch new collections, identify collections that could be resurrected, understand and run the business without disrupting the workshops.
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She published her first book, a collection of poems, in 1961, and has since written, among other things, seventeen novels, sixteen poetry collections, ten works of nonfiction, eight short-story collections, and seven children's books.
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Yet Mr. Chatti noted that for the last five years the Vuitton high jewelry collections have been available for delivery within three days of their debuts, and core collections have been available within a week.
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Major brands, such as Louis Vuitton and Kering's Gucci, have already increased the number of annual collections, adding cruise and resort collections on top of the the two traditional spring-summer and autumn-winter ones.
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Artist collections are critical and necessary—artists are uniquely situated to create powerful, idiosyncratic collections because their research is often non-linear, far-ranging, and multi-disciplinary; artists can see and make connections others miss.
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"It is the first time ever that we put all the collections of Martin out," he adds, referring to the fact that pieces from each of the designer's collections for the house are on display.
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So I designed it like every other one of my collections.
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What Is The Potential Impact Of A Bill Going Into Collections?
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Related: What Do Painters' Personal Art Collections Say About Their Owners?
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A look from Coach's show during The London Collections Men AW16.
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As it's been for a lot of Dior collections, in fact.
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Collections grew across all tax segments, KRA said in a statement.
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How did you arrive at what made it onto these collections?
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Collections of models can be easily combined to produce better results.
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These collections pay homage to leading ladies and icons throughout history.
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All the pieces were drawn from the collections of local museums.
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The Yeezy line's first two collections were pretty polarizing and pricey.
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The safest place for the art and library collections is inside.
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Previous collections featured Warhol's classic banana print and Campbell Soup logos.
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Chatter on social media sites can drive demand for designers' collections.
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I'm always on the road looking for records and finding collections.
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I have my way of finding these collections and various people.
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"I like to create a story with my collections," she notes.
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Those include her own jewelry and watch collections and skincare lines.
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Now it's asking its users to help compile these tweet collections.
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How Collections are organized and named is up to the user.
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Maybe more straightforward Collections like "Favorite Vocals" make sense for you.
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When employment plunged, so, too, did tax collections by the state.
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Fendi has yet to name a successor to the women's collections.
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Private landed properties have one recycling bin each, with weekly collections.
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The company also said it would still publish MAD special collections.
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Meanwhile older baby-boomers are embracing streaming alongside their record collections.
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Interestingly, The Book of Proverbs is considered a collection of collections.
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Some Laemmle objects ended up in private collections, others in museums.
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Koh's past collections also venerate wild animals in whimsical night settings.
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Public art collections are housed, often enough, in well-guarded palaces.
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Olsson will work with select "tribe leaders" to create the collections.
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She's previously created collections inspired by Minnie Mouse, Bambi and Cinderella.
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That for us, means slower and worse access to our collections.
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Today, there are about 110 Bouguereau paintings in American museum collections.
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The Fales Library & Special Collections at NYU acquired Chris Kraus's papers.
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It's also making its collections ad format available to all advertisers.
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Interestingly, the After Dark collection isn't listed among the site's collections.
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Instagram public Collections could spark a new medium of content curation.
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Shortly after, in April 2017, the company rolled out private collections.
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But consumer groups are concerned collections companies are still too aggressive.
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At the same time, tax collections are lagging prior-year trends.
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There isn't a whole lot that's new about these Tamagotchi collections.
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He said the collections were not related to the Russia investigation.
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By the '80s, she was showing dramatic, controversial collections in Paris.
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"If you look at them, they're basically identical collections," he explains.
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Quest added that it had "suspended" sending collections requests to AMCA.
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There are some gimmicky Sharper Image-reject gifts in the collections.
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Rosie Assoulin's collections can often be summarized in one word: voluminous.
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West has become a dad again, and launched multiple fashion collections.
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"Penrod" and "Seventeen" were collections of popular sketches masquerading as novels.
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He is also a painter whose work is in museum collections.
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Today, Massimo Giorgetti helms the design of the new Pucci collections.
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Action figure collections can make you a nice bit of cash.
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Collections are outsourced to Collection House Ltd and overseen by Westpac.
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Still, net collections from enforcement came to $40 billion last year.
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"It makes a meaningful impact on income-tax collections," he said.
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Also showcasing their collections on Sunday are Salvatore Ferragamo and Missoni.
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They have thousands of dollars to spend on building their collections.
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I insure artwork, mostly for galleries, private collections and individual artists.
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"Knockout" is an enormous improvement, though, over Jodzio's two earlier collections.
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While there Mr. Lauder also raised questions about the Bührle collections.
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The Android Excellence collections can be viewed here on Google Play.
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She got a job at a collections agency that she hated.
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Hidden within Victorian Era jewelry collections are some supremely creepy keepsakes.
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He worked at the bank's debt-collections center near Portland, Ore.
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Violet Holdings: LGBTQ+ Highlights from the N.Y.U. Special Collections Through Dec.
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Today, an enormous gender imbalance in museum collections and programming remains.
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Can you suggest some good collections for us to explore together?
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French national collections are central to the education of the citizen.
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But online photo collections kept growing — where else would we go?
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The JS line has 224 collections, each with an Icelandic theme.
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In subsequent collections, Mr. Oke-Lawal had more to inspire discomfort.
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Susan Greenberg was appointed director of collections at the Brooklyn Museum.
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Now works with these themes are beginning to enter museum collections.
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"Jack really has one of the unique collections," Mr. MacGillivray said.
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The top themes -- collections and collages, animals and birds, vintage nostalgia.
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You're in luck, because a few collections will be available immediately.
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All my clothes, all my collections and all the little things.
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The collections are dropping on a monthly basis, à la Supreme.
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Home movies are culled from the collections of soldiers, including Gen.
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Many of the nation's leading collections of Americana bear his stamp.
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The mall's luxury wing, called The Collections, will open in September.
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The museum, founded in 1980, housed the museum's Collections & Research Center.
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An in-house creative team has been working on collections since.
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View our collections of Thanksgiving Leftovers Recipes and Leftover Turkey Recipes.
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Since then, her collections have grown to include separates and dresses.
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These cloud services and stat collections can be opted out of.
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View the Frick's collections for free from 28 to 28 p.m.
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It either goes into private collections or is put in storage.
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It wasn't until the late 1960s that the two collections merged.
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There are plans to add more pieces, and collections, over time.
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Some collections bowed to an unbridled romanticism that bordered on decadence.
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The taxi commission did not respond to questions about the collections.
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"I created two collections for the International Pearl Company," she said.
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"He's not in major European and American collections," Ms. David said.
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Now, customers fear their physical music collections may be lost forever.
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Attractive paintings fresh from long-established collections invariably drew multiple bids.
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So literally irreplaceable collections and of high historic and scientific value.
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Some of that material may be lost or in private collections.
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View the Frick's collections for free from 6 to 9 p.m.
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Many of the works were sourced from museums and private collections.
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Match Book Dear Match Book, Recently, I've been reading story collections.
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Later these cabinets of curiosities became foundational collections in public museums.
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There are a few diseases that can form these strange collections.
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Gucci and other fashion designers of recent collections already have, too.
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Maya Angelou regretted Kelly's use of racist imagery throughout his collections.
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He makes fantasy coffins that are in most major museum collections.
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These collections comprise masks, statuary, instruments, weaponry, jewelry, and utilitarian objects.
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A quick look at the spring and summer collections for 2020.
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The Calder and two other works will relocate to public collections.
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Nevertheless, the Liechtenstein Princely Collections remain confident of the Cranach's authenticity.
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Shoppers didn't flock to Simons's collections the way PVH had anticipated.
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Valeria Napoleone: Private collections going public is a very sensitive subject.
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While there are concerns about private collections keeping rare specimens from the public, Dr. Joy said that there are some countries who hold scientific collections that even she, as a researcher, wouldn't know how to access.
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His works are included in the collections of MoMA, New York; Tate Gallery, London; Trietriakov Gallery, Moscow, and the Muzeum Sztuki in Łódź among others as well as in numerous private collections in Poland and abroad.
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Artist Dale Chihuly's creations and collections fill eight color-filled galleries at the Chihuly Garden and Glass and spill into the adjacent Collections Café, which has Dungeness crab cakes and other Northwest fare on the menu.
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The global guide to private collections of contemporary art The updated BMW Art Guide by Independent Collectors presents 256 private yet publicly accessible collections of contemporary art — featuring large and small, famous and the relatively unknown.
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Laurent Ferri, curator of the pre-1800 collections in the Rare Division and Manuscript Collections at Cornell University, told Time that the fire may be the worst disaster the cathedral has experienced since the French Revolution.
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Ball spent several months photographing vintage computers from the collections of the National Museum of Computing and the Science Museum in the UK, the Technical Collections of Dresden, and the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California.
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In just a few years, what began as a lineup of monochromatic streetwear pieces (emblazoned with the brand's signature striping) has evolved into full men's and women's collections (which launched in 2015), totaling eight collections per year.
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And we each can see our own collections of photos and music.
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Work by Munch in German collections was swept up with the rest.
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AMCA provides billing collections services to Optum360, which is a Quest contractor.
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Some collections, like one based on styles of the Pharaohs, take longer.
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They haven't heard back, said Carrie Christoffersen, the museum's curator of collections.
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He actually has one of the largest collections of synths in Hungary.
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People can put together whole collections around certain artists through the ephemera.
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The registered charity is committed to extensively digitizing Britain's public art collections.
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Or if they designed unisex collections that didn't involve a single hoodie.
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Designers are releasing special capsule collections and beauty products inspired by Belle.
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ShoeDazzle tapped Keke Palmer to curate two special collections for its members.
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NEWARK "Outside the Lines: Color Across the Collections," modern and contemporary works.
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It's a spirit that carried over into the resort 2019 collections, too.
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Amazon's 2018 summer catalog features new serveware collections created by popular designers.
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We were so unprepared for the cost that it went to collections.
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Accessing these collections can have a huge impact on zine creators, too.
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Typically, the students use replicas of weapons from private collections during classes.
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Kate Brindley was appointed director of collections and exhibitions at Chatsworth House.
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But upon looking at who is making these collections, it's worth pausing.
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Brands are showing their spring collections, and yet summer just left us.
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Burrow's new collections will be available for in-store purchases as well.
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Most catadores do not own smartphones, so they arrange collections by telephone.
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And their latest campaign video featuring their newest collections is no exception.
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The change will go into effect in Spring/Summer 20073 women's collections.
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After the exhibition, he will become part of the museum's permanent collections.
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" EF: "The industry needs to transform the way it presents its collections.
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Case in point: Jenner's many sold-out Lip Kit and gloss collections.
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I'm taking my collections and lists and making work out of them.
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Are you excited about these Alice Through the Looking Glass-themed collections?
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You weren't allowed to say anything about the designer's collections to anyone.
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A table of several model horse collections, ready for Friday's live show.
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That's down roughly a third from 265, when collections totaled $2500 billion.
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Guaido had previously cited Curacao, Aruba and Bonaire as aid collections points.
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Sales and tax collections have surpassed year-end estimates by 25 percent.
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I am so happy every time I see women wearing my collections.
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Ikea acknowledges that it designed these collections with "modern nomads" in mind.
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It basically creates collections of photos around a certain time or location.
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Actually, it's so close that spring collections are starting to hit stores.
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This was a feature that allowed users to collaborate on link collections.
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Globular clusters are roughly spherical collections of hundreds of thousands of stars.
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All of the collections have been great and weird up until now.
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Carter's full statement on the Pentagon's effort to address enlistment collections: pic.twitter.
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Inside are collections of academic literature about the regime and its victims.
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Her elder brother, Karl-Friedrich, runs the men's collections and factory operations.
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Even though the other aromatherapy collections look different, does it really matter?
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Brands like Dove and Head & Shoulders have released "textured" hair-care collections.
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The vast majority of the stories below are featured in those collections.
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The idea is to turn collections into more of a collaborative tool.
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Here are the collections, MacGregor seems to say; you write the story.
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The Delaware Art Museum's digital collections are now available to explore online.
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And so, longtime fans have a lot of investment into their collections.
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A few artifacts that belonged to the Malbones are in institutional collections.
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Osakwe didn't start out planning to use adire in all her collections.
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Consumers snapped up the titles to build out their home video collections.
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Niches with glass shelves and special lighting highlight art and ceramics collections.
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Arnett helped Holley place his work in more museums and private collections.
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I saw it in the collections department and credit card balance reports.
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These September sales featured an unusually desirable group of single-owner collections.
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As a result, cash collections were also weaker than expected at INR62bn.
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Customers will also be able to shop her new collections on Amazon.
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In her lifetime, she published twelve novels and eight short-story collections.
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Of course, the puzzles collections and creation spend a lot of time.
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And the Huntington — the library, collections and gardens in San Marino, Calif.
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It previously offered themed video collections around Halloween and top creators too.
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With collections, the company now aims to make the feature more powerful.
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And like saved posts, collections are private – only you can see them.
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It lets us open up our collections to everyone free of charge.
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I'm always influenced by my past collections and past ideas I've presented.
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I have a lot of stuff and a lot of small collections.
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Below the header, a Medium-powered site features different collections of stories.
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But there's more to the names than just random collections of syllables.
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Every designer has their own process when it comes to creating collections.
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Professor Morris is head of archives and special collections at Purdue University.
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Do you have suggestions of other collections of verse that I'd enjoy?
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What objects from those events should be part of the museums' collections?
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The pieces wound up in museums and private collections around the world.
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The characters are empty vessels, the stories mere collections of vacant thrills.
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We are already on to city number two in the collections carousel.
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It is also noted for its collections of more than 27,000 photographs.
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And like many of her subjects, Wathne becomes consumed with her collections.
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Many cultural institutions, including museums, are bringing their collections to armchair travelers.
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Expect six very different collections of people, united by stress and excitement.
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The numbing length of these two new collections do Berry no favors.
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View our full collections of ham, lamb and pork recipes for Easter.
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Several artists inserted their works into the permanent collections at Crystal Bridges.
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These collections have also directly contributed to policies that have helped wildlife.
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Many bridal fashion leaders lent their collections to special causes this season.
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She currently serves as the Met's deputy director for collections and administration.
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This is usually considered the task of museums that have encyclopedic collections.
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"By bringing our collections together, we both gain enormous strengths," she said.
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People want to show collections that are available for purchase right away.
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You can reorder certain items or purchase items from other collections online.
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The spread of private collections is, however, not the long-term goal.
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He lost his collections of aviation memorabilia, all of his clothes — everything.
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Most of the other examples are in museum collections, Mr. Holman said.
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Bank accounts, investments, automobiles, yachts, even antique gun collections are now exempt.
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Grand Service collections were often displayed during state dinners at Windsor Castle.
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The year before, a booming market meant higher than expected tax collections.
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Several designers sidestepped performances and instead incorporated political statements into their collections.
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A few exclusive collections made in Italy will cost $600 to $1,500.
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But amid it all, a handful of new designers are debuting collections.
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Bringing more activity into the formal economy should significantly increase tax collections.
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His works are found in many large modernist collections here and abroad.
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"There were so many collections that were donated by families," Maasbach said.
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These all-time favorites have earned a permanent spot in our collections.
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The groom's mother is an art adviser, helping clients build their collections.
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Mr. Morris's works are in private collections in New York and California.
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The researchers examined hundreds of recordings from libraries and private collections globally.
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Gucci commissioned GucciGhost, a Brooklyn street artist, for multiple collections last year.
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His private collections have become part of his public reimagining of Gucci.
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Overall, it was one of the most exciting collections we have seen.
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Milan, mens' fashion shows for the 20900/232 Fall/Winter collections end.
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If there had been no tax cut, collections would have been higher.
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Collections were also $3.13 million below projections, said State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli.
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There are no collections; each piece is created as he is inspired.
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Patagonia has collections for climbers, skiers, snowboarders, surfers, fishers, runners, and bikers.
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And some streaming collections pay tribute to the Spanish director Pedro Almodóvar.
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Her two ready-to-wear runway collections received lukewarm reviews from critics.
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Chiuri's collections do not surprise at a level you expect of Dior.
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The Paston Collection was one of many European private collections, or kunstkammer.
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CABINET OF CURIOSITIESMy Notebooks, Collections and Other ObsessionsBy Guillermo del Toro256 pp.
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Below, enjoy five of the greatest collections of Trump memes thus far.
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Some items survive today in private collections; others were repurposed as scrap.
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That, in turn, has been hitting tax collections and reducing government revenue.
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But most private collections are not the centerpiece of a major museum.
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Looking forward, states expect to see some growth in state revenue collections.
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But design collections within art museums still woefully underrepresent across many intersections.
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"A lot of trans-related materials were held in dissipated collections, and it wasn't really clear who had what, why they had it, how it related to other collections, and how it was accessible to researchers," Rawson said.
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Moreover, her tax hikes would be larger than the entire projected individual income tax collections of the federal government over the next decade, and just shy of total expected collections for both individual and corporate income taxes combined.
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Curated by Sidney Babcock, head of the Department of Ancient Near Eastern Seals and Tablets, the exhibition includes artifacts from the Morgan's own collections and loans from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Yale Babylonian Collection, and private collections.
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The collections from spring/summer '14 presage themes and motifs explored before — the difference may be that the clothes from early collections are challenging but insist on their viability as apparel whereas the latter are more abstract expressions.
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Proceeds from the sale of nonliving collections are to be used consistent with the established standards of the museum's discipline, but in no event shall they be used for anything other than acquisition or direct care of collections.
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