Here are the best shower curtain hooks you can buy:Best shower curtain hooks overall: Maytex Metal Double Roller Glide Shower Curtain RingBest rolling shower curtain hooks: Amazer Rust-Resistant Stainless Steel Shower Curtain RingsBest decorative shower curtain hooks: InterDesign Axis Shower Curtain Hooks with Ball DetailBest wide shower curtain hooks: Amazer Wide Shower Curtain Hooks
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Here are the best shower curtain hooks you can buy:Best shower curtain hooks overall: Maytex Metal Double Roller Glide Shower Curtain RingBest rolling shower curtain hooks: Amazer Rust-Resistant Stainless Steel Shower Curtain RingsBest decorative shower curtain hooks: InterDesign Axis Shower Curtain Hooks with Ball DetailBest wide shower curtain hooks: Amazer Wide Shower Curtain HooksThe best bath matsBath mats soak up any water from your wet feet, ensuring you don't slip when you leave the shower or tub.
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Here are the best shower curtain hooks you can buy:Best shower curtain hooks overall: Maytex Metal Double Roller Glide Shower Curtain RingBest rolling shower curtain hooks: Amazer Rust-Resistant Stainless Steel Shower Curtain RingsBest decorative shower curtain hooks: InterDesign Axis Shower Curtain Hooks with Ball DetailBest wide shower curtain hooks: Amazer Wide Shower Curtain HooksThe best bath mats you can buyBath mats soak up any water from your wet feet, ensuring you don't slip when you leave the shower or tub.
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Earlier, I could draw curtain upon curtain of blame around a patient.
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For the curtain itself, Wirecutter's pick is the Threshold Waffle Weave Shower Curtain White.
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Here are the best shower curtains you can buy:Best shower curtain overall: LiBa Mildew Resistant Fabric Shower CurtainBest shower curtain with pockets: Maytex Mesh Pockets PEVA Shower Curtain in ClearBest shower curtain for a hookless look: Goodbath Fabric Hookless Shower CurtainBest shower curtain for a classic or modern design scheme: InterDesign Chevron Shower CurtainBest shower curtain for a boring bathroom: Society6Updated on 10/25/2019 by Caitlin Petreycik: Updated prices, links, and formatting.
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Shower curtain liners: On the subject of liners, if you have a fabric curtain or any curtain that comes with instructions that even suggest a liner then, yes, you need one.
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Thankfully, many new models have driver, passenger, front head curtain, front side and rear head curtain airbags.
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To get the curtain width, measure the entire length of the curtain rod and add 12 inches.
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If you don't want a wall divider, try a curtain variant like the Nicetown Room Divider Curtain Screen.
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He opened the curtain, pulled the curtain aside and looked out the window and was just staring at her.
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Forest Toile Shower Curtain This ombre floral print curtain brightens up any space, while keeping the color scheme calm.
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"Essentially we constructed a curtain downwind of the site and measured all the gas flying through that curtain," he said.
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They didn't know anything about us – there was the Iron Curtain and then the Iron Curtain opened and we arrived.
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As for privacy, how about an Ikea curtain room divider — kind of like a hospital curtain, but for your bedroom.
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SARA CARTER, FOX NEWS CONTRIBUTOR: It was the Iron Curtain, it was bringing down that Iron Curtain and the Reagan doctrine.
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Like if a shower curtain package says recyclable but either the curtain or the package isn't recyclable, then that's considered deceptive.
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He then asks the other, Parrhasius, to draw a curtain obscuring his picture, only to discover that the curtain itself is the painting.
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What makes a "good" curtain is dependent upon how your shower is structured, along with the materials and the design of the curtain.
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Ditto Graham: for curtain calls, she sometimes had to be carried out in a chair and placed onstage before the curtain was opened.
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The liner is unseen by most visitors, and you can pick rods and rings based on the design of your bathroom or curtain, so at the end of the day, the most important part of your shower curtain system is the curtain itself.
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"There's always been a huge curtain between the old-school guys and the numbers people, and that curtain needs to come down," Chavez said.
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Shower curtain Yes, you can clean shower curtain liners, but some of us are, ahem, not the best at keeping up on that maintenance.
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Chemical free, hygiene considerate, and with a design that matches any bathroom, the LiBa Mildew Resistant Fabric Shower Curtain is our go-to shower curtain.
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We looked up the curtain to see if we can just sneak under it, but it's right behind a full bar, so everyone's facing the curtain.
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The best shower curtain hooks you can buyShower curtain hooks are pretty basic, but subtle differences between them make certain hooks stand out above the rest.
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"Right above her head is a window with a curtain, so I snatched the curtain down from the window and placed it on the floor," Williams explains.
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As I mentioned before, that's the period when small windows started to open in the Iron Curtain and in the end the same curtain was in shreds.
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It includes loanwords like camera (written as "카메라," pronounced like "camera"), curtain ("커튼," said like "curtain"), and ice cream (once again, written as "아이스크림," but said like, "ice cream").
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But next to it is Jorge's orange and yellow curtain and Rirkrit's curtain that says "The sun is gone but we have the light," it kind of levels out.
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" From "curtain to curtain" the show "lasted half a minute, nothing but a pile of junk on stage, a cry and one inspiration of breath, and one breath out.
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" - Janelle, 26 "Moldy rust stains on shower curtain.
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" - Todd, 25 "Barfed into curtain while dancing onstage.
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Your brain has to work a little harder to figure out what word goes with "curtain or hot," and the answer is ROD, as in curtain ROD or hot ROD.
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Still in the prototype stage, "Man on the Curtain" uses a smartphone connected to a projector to throw a moving shadow of a man doing various energetic activities onto a curtain.
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"This is almost like putting another curtain, a virtual curtain, in front of the last few rows of the plane," said Seth Kaplan, managing partner at Airline Weekly, an industry publication.
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" He went on, "Norman Darbyshire wanted a curtain call.
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The Curvi curtain is actually an updated version of a product called the Curvit that replaced shower hooks with long metal arms that pushed a shower curtain outward, creating more room inside.
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Actress Tallulah Bankhead was reportedly kicked out of the evening for disorderly conduct, but the concert was a typically Jenkins-ian success, she performed curtain call after curtain call to deafening applause.
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Voice of America was created in the 1940s as a radio ... as a way to get behind the Iron Curtain to tell what the American people, basically to get behind the Iron Curtain.
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The red curtain of an #aurora closes on another day.
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C pulls the curtain back to show you the wizard.
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We are pulling back the curtain on your failed leadership.
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But then, fans got a tiny peek behind the curtain.
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First stop is HomeGoods to find a new shower curtain.
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The curtain falls to the floor, and she is gone.
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The curtain had been set to rise at 1 p.m.
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"See you afterward," the waitress said, meaning after every curtain.
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What is it actually like to be behind the curtain?
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Once they were inside together, Jaime pulled the curtain shut.
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He had this curtain that the kid kept pulling shut.
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The Boy Behind the Curtain: Notes from an Australian Life.
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But behind the curtain it's a lot messier than that.
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"Facebook pulled back the curtain on the issue," she said.
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It went through the curtain and into the cupboard door.
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We only perceive the world behind a curtain of semblance.
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A shower curtain that brings some fun to your bathroom
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The curtain had closed on his troubled time at Anfield.
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The curtain for "Kiss Me, Kate" was in an hour.
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Well, sweetie, I cut up every curtain in the house.
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Boston Dynamics is peeling back the curtain more than ever.
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Next to it, behind a curtain, a mother privately mourns.
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So we added a soft carpet, a soft curtain, lighting.
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That was our final view of him; the curtain fell.
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Every time the curtain goes up on another season, hallelujah.
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She brings down the first act curtain with coy quiet.
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Keeping the brass curtain rod attached was pure Mackie mischief.
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The doomsday argument pulls back the curtain on technocratic optimism.
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It's why I didn't have a curtain for two years.
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The digital Iron Curtain has been long in the making.
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When the curtain fell, I sat weeping in my seat.
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It's interesting to see what happens behind the crossword curtain.
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The moment the curtain came down, Mr. Frost was done.
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Wirecutter recommends the Maytex Water Repellent Fabric Shower Curtain Liner.
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A boorish clown named Donald Trump brought down the curtain.
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It's time to raise the curtain on the next act.
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I would listen behind a curtain, weeping and taking notes.
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Thread your curtain rod through the loop and congratulate yourself.
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Cruelty and abandonment and distress peek from beneath every curtain.
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"This is really pulling back the curtain of our company."
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Inside the Mets clubhouse, the curtain call was not enough.
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A high fifth position on point as the curtain lowers.
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Thankfully, Senate Democrats stepped forward and pulled back the curtain.
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Mr. Gebbie finds a space to change behind a curtain.
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He received a curtain call from the crowd of 26,264.
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IRON CURTAIN JOURNALS By Allen Ginsberg, edited by Michael Schumacher.
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"Curtain Call" was a song about not enjoying playing shows.
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What To Ask For: Curtain BangsWhat It Is: Long, face-framing bangs that separate in the middleA modern twist on the Brigitte Bardot bang, curtain fringe takes center-parted hairstyles to a whole new level.
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After the blockbuster curtain raiser comes Fay at 3:30 p.m.
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Pay no attention to the low-paid contractor behind the curtain.
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Gloria Vanderbilt is pulling back the curtain on her remarkable life.
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"Go, go," one of them said, hustling him behind the curtain.
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But if you pull back the curtain, the civil war rages.
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Step in the booth, close the curtain, and make your choice.
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Ron Arad's Curtain Call is on now until August 29, 2016.
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Behind her, Ah-Jack's face poked out from the plastic curtain.
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"It kind of bothered me there was a curtain," she said.
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Curtain Call, at the Sterling Farms Theater Complex, 1349 Newfield Avenue.
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Curtain Call, at the Sterling Farms Theater Complex, 244 Newfield Avenue.
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A sideways yawn escaped as she disappeared behind a lowering curtain.
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The curtain-raiser is "First Man", a biopic of Neil Armstrong.
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I was asleep, and the curtain opened and woke me up.
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The hidden door, the lithium ion curtain – a little clandestine touch.
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Curtain Call, at the Sterling Farms Theater Complex, 254 Newfield Avenue.
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Curtain Call, at the Sterling Farms Theater Complex, 333 Newfield Avenue.
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And the cast had a statement for him after curtain call.
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The voting members aren't shadowy figures pulling strings behind a curtain.
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There is no rush to the curtain call in this performance.
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For fans, this is that glimpse behind the curtain they crave.
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In the cold war, trade across the Iron Curtain was minimal.
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The attackers call Gurcharan Singh's turban a "curtain" and taunt him.
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Kickstarter is pulling back the curtain on its app development process.
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But when it comes to web celebrities, there isn't a curtain.
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The curtain pulls back, revealing four lads in bright Edwardian outfits.
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Would he have been so cavalier about pulling back the curtain?
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Time ticked towards curtain up, and my friends were looking nervous.
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When the curtain rises, the shadowy stage is dotted with bodies.
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Get ready for a glimpse at Michael Jackson's Final Curtain Call.
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Oghi opened the curtain and watched her amid the unplanted trees.
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The iron curtain between Kashmir & the world needs to be lifted.
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With a pull to the right, the curtain closed around me.
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" Schwartz came in and reminded the actors, "There's no curtain call.
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Once you draw back the curtain, it's hard not to recoil.
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The curtain, for all practical purposes, is down on this show.
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He was a fabricator of fronts, the man behind the curtain.
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The commotion was topped only by a curtain call by Flores.
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The best shower curtain for a classic or modern design scheme
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As usual, the curtain will open with financials leading the way.
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Curtain. In other words, when it comes to commitments, we are
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Someone in scrubs drew a blue curtain around me and Joe.
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Have you ever wanted to sort of pull back the curtain?
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He's rung down the curtain and joined the bleedin' choir invisible!
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The exhibition "Maurice Sendak: Drawing the Curtain" opens on June 14.
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For sure, they need to let us see behind the curtain.
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They ran a curtain store but were always worried about money.
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He said that they used a window curtain for a blanket.
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Now he's down to, I think, a beaded curtain or something.
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But the curtain nearly fell before their love story even began.
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Critic's Pick Nothing says Broadway like a luscious red show curtain.
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This is the curtain that we see from the back side.
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Few things can brighten a bathroom like a new shower curtain.
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But the question persists, in my mind, after the curtain falls.
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Walls of ice, and a twinkling curtain of Swarovski crystal snowflakes.
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He seems surprised when I throw back the curtain and yell.
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This year, curtain bangs, in particular, have been having a moment.
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A black curtain separated the competition from lanes allocated for locals.
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It might be possible to hang a theatrical curtain, Slaughter said.
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In Samson's life, of course, the curtain has only just risen.
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Participation by countries behind the Iron Curtain would have been unthinkable.
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Maybe it's only natural to want a glimpse behind the curtain.
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The fans gave Bellinger the first curtain call of his career.
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Then they sent them across the Iron Curtain to the West.
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There was a black curtain in front of four window panels.
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" — Goldman peels back the curtain a little: "Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
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On the Iron Curtain Trail, no one can hear you scream.
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That night in Paris had the air of a final curtain.
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Latecomers skittered across the marble floor to avoid missing the curtain.
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Ye didn't perform either -- he just narrated from behind the curtain.
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I will be in two hours before the curtain goes up.
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He opens his Uber app and in London, a curtain opens.
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Down the alley, he pulls back the curtain of a window.
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Emotion filters through like so much sunlight against a drawn curtain.
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When he needed to go head down and focus, he would go to what's known as a curtain garden: little pods where you can sit and pull a curtain around you to block out any distractions.
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Shower curtain measurements for these oval-shaped bathtub shower combos can vary greatly, but the main thing you want to focus on is getting a curtain that does not gather too much, which is an awkward look.
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Curtain Up: Celebrating 40 Years of Theater in London and New York
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Billy Porter just took his final curtain call as a single man!
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"They say they're the last curtain in front the desert," she said.
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I stumbled into my room three hours after curtain call, still wired.
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Tami Roman is pulling back the curtain on her life once again.
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He has resolved his enigma, and the curtain can fall at last.
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The countries emerged from behind the iron curtain after decades of trauma.
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It's amazing what exciting things happen on both sides of the curtain.
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With the new OP branding, Rockchip becomes the processor behind the curtain.
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We're told Kanye was in the delivery room, but behind a curtain.
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"People don't want to know what's behind the curtain," said Mr. Grey.
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Shania Twain is pulling back the curtain on her acclaimed Now Tour.
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Curtain Call, at the Sterling Farms Theater Complex, 1349 Newfield Avenue. curtaincallinc.
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Scott arrives an hour and 15 minutes before the curtain goes up.
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The company will pull back the curtain on these efforts next month.
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When the children arrived the first day, a heavy curtain obscured it.
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But now Modi is lifting the curtain on a thriving military relationship.
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We've looked behind the curtain, and it's just a bunch of levers.
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" Said Judge: "First curtain call, I hope it was a good one.
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Suggesting things aren't quite what you might imagine behind Zuckerberg's drawn curtain.
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It also reportedly made a loud sound as it tore a curtain.
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"I want to pull back the curtain," he said in a statement.
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" Jamil says her aim is to "lift back the curtain on Hollywood.
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When Ernest emerges from behind the stage curtain, Kevin's tears are real.
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It's not breaking news that curtain bangs have made a major comeback.
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Far from feeling hoodwinked, he was thrilled to see behind the curtain.
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Watch: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez pulls back curtain on inner workings of Congress
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This suspicion was felt on both sides of the old Iron Curtain.
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Behind the curtain: Those set-piece visits take a lot of planning.
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American forces supporting Iraqis with air assets drop a curtain of smoke.
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The crimson background evokes both blood and the curtain of the opera.
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Grace, I got—turned around in the curtain and got… tangled up.
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Microsoft pulled back the curtain on experiments that are further afield, too.
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He's definitely not the mastermind behind the curtain that some people suspect.
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That's where you hear it: 'The Nylon Curtain' is a concept album.
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This 100% polyester shower curtain fits most standard-size tubs and showers.
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Akter captured a woman standing behind an orange curtain in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
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It took me three months to commit to a new shower curtain.
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We like to incorporate the curtain trim into a cushion as well.
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And so the curtain falls on the career of a criminal mastermind.
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Fontana disappeared behind a curtain and emerged, busty in a blue dress.
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You can dress up your bathroom with the floral shower curtain, too.
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But we still aren't seeing just what was happening behind the curtain.
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The materials of the curtain are just as important as the design.
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But hidden behind the economic curtain are a slew of corporate scandals.
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" Ms. Turner said onstage, joining the cast for the curtain call. "Great.
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I snuck across the curtain barrier to find her opponent Liz Tracy.
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A curtain of tan and black beads separated us from the driver.
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Morrissey had emerged from behind the curtain and stepped onto the stage.
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After the final scene, they joined the cast for a curtain call.
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The curtain lifted, teasing the audience, then immediately fell back down again.
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I would cry every night at curtain call and feel so ungrateful.
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And on Sunday, one event to attend is The Color Curtain Project.
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The show slowly begins to peel back the curtain on Alicia's mindset.
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Silva said she plans to get a curtain to hide the containers.
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PIGALLE The curtain has fallen on Simon Oren's popular theater district brasserie.
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A privacy curtain seals passengers off from the rest of the plane.
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By the time the curtain fell on the second performance, on Nov.
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But what if you could take a shredder to that final curtain?
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Behind the Curtain For decades, our photographers have gotten intimate access backstage.
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A new documentary peels back the curtain on the Tiananmen Square protests.
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He disappeared behind a curtain and returned with a dark glass bottle.
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And we would have loved to peek behind the surveillance curtain there.
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Pavarotti once got 165 curtain calls, which dwarfs your baseball cap count.
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And then the curtain parts and I understand what I've been missing.
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"Was that a little more concise?" he asked, taking a curtain call.
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Finally, The Times is raising the curtain on a new feature: Meanwhile.
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BACKSTAGE They get me off the stage 30 minutes before curtain time.
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Both scenes are set against a patterned gold backdrop, like a curtain.
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A thin curtain separates us from first class, but it feels impenetrable.
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How nice it is to be on this side of the curtain.
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The milestone earned Stanton a curtain call from the crowd of 23,363.
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How to account for this facet of life behind the Iron Curtain?
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The birdcage shower curtain adds a fun touch to a plain room.
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Current expectations are for the tax reform curtain to rise on Wednesday.
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He exited for one more curtain call before disappearing into the clubhouse.
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I pull the curtain behind me and feel a sense of relief.
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Covering cell windows with newspaper or putting up a curtain is forbidden.
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The intensity was such that Mr. Gyllenhaal teared up at curtain call.
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The intensity was such that Mr. Gyllenhaal teared up at curtain call.
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Then he checked the timing on his watch: 15 minutes before curtain.
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Now, at CES this week, it's pulling back the curtain even more.
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Or to sing background for a different lead: cage, cup, curtain, bouquet . . .
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In a small back room, behind a curtain, are two light boxes.
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"We've always been about pulling back the curtain on the State Department and showing the process of diplomacy, so this is going to be pulling back the curtain on a campaign and everything that that involves," Hall said.
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"When mom passed, they pulled the curtain between the two beds, he just stared at the curtain," the couple's daughter, Beth Kinkeade, told the outlet, while her brother noted that tears began to well up in Bob's eyes.
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Pay no attention to the man in front of the curtain, they imply.
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The shower was outside and there was no door, just a shower curtain.
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It'll be interesting to pull back the curtain a bit on Snapchat's business.
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Some suggested bringing back a large curtain that had once adorned the stage.
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But if this is theater, it is not over once the curtain closes.
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Kim Kardashian West is pulling back the curtain on her first — and only!
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It said that launch was the "curtain-raiser" for more activity to come.
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It seems so, judging from their response to Netflix ("Curtain call", May 27th).
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Exploring Choma's world reveals plenty of behind-the-curtain looks at first class.
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The best films about comedians are challenging, raising the curtain on their performances.
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Khloé Kardashian is pulling back the curtain on her relationship with Tristan Thompson.
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But even after the final curtain, Vegas will have a piece of her.
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Here are a few hints that Meghan is behind the social media curtain.
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That's what's different than, say, Cold War messages lobbed over the Iron Curtain.
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Pay no attention to those double-digit Obamacare price hikes behind the curtain.
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AR experiences can seem magical but what exactly is happening behind the curtain?
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Because it's so much fun lifting the curtain on things and exposing corruption.
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It freaked me out so I pull back the shower curtain to investigate.
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Do you give the couple a few dishes or a new shower curtain?
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Just don't leave it too late, because the curtain comes down at midnight.
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Every food safety scare kind of peels back the curtain on the system.
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When you pull back the curtain on the issue, the facts are mindblowing.
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But what happens to those feathered and sequined looks after the curtain drops?
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So the Americans dropped this perfect curtain of smoke I ran grabbed her.
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What did Pompey expect to find on the other side of the curtain?
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Fighting back a gag, Jia extended her arm through a curtain of coils.
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Max A shower curtain with a picture of Jeff Goldblum holding a monkey.
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So he lingered behind the curtain as other candidates, confused, walked past him.
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He stumbled backward, entangling himself in the black curtain hung across the door.
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But the 'making of' aspect of the Disney programs… he lifted the curtain.
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In all some sixteen companies pitched demos at the curtain-raising event today.
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Your shower curtain, hand towels, and bath mat don't all need to match.
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Within a year he had gone from the curtain raiser to the headliner.
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Some pop their heads outside of the curtain to scan the swarming crowd.
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The curtain rises, but the actors onstage don't know how the show begins.
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The global economy is rigged, and China is the country behind the curtain.
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As with Baez the night before, Wood was rewarded with a curtain call.
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To measure out the best curtain size, first, determine the width and height.
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The piece opens with Beyoncé kneeling on a stage, a curtain behind her.
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For Mr. Bloomberg, the decision drops the curtain on a long-held dream.
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They just let me come on stage and talk after the curtain fell.
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I knew he was behind the curtain in the corner, crying and pleading.
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And it's best to get a set that goes with your shower curtain.
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But surprisingly, drawing the heavy curtain took care of much of the noise.
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Mother and daughter stepped into the tub and swung shut the shower curtain.
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Separated by a thin curtain were two teams of surgeons, nurses and aides.
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A curtain was drawn to prevent the workout from being seen by reporters.
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Business Insider caught up with him at Curtain members club in East London.
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For decades, our photographers have gotten intimate access to life behind the curtain.
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It was only natural that it rained during the curtain calls: with confetti.
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Stages: Drawing the Curtain continues at various locations around Winnipeg through September 4.
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Mr. Baker, the young inspector, pulled back the curtain on these staged visits.
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He looks comfortable, and he even waves tauntingly at them behind a curtain.
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You could sense her self-care in every chair, every carpet, every curtain.
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But since the final curtain at the London Coliseum, Johnsey's phone hasn't rung.
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A rich red stage curtain rises to reveal a cloud-dotted blue sky.
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Although not soundproof, the curtain at least dampens or muffles noise a bit.
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It could cost you your shower curtain and several hours of your day.
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"When you peel back the curtain, he's just a great player," Boone said.
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Avenatti denied the ad was a curtain raiser to his own political ambitions.
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Pearls drape over the face like a curtain, and a veil cascades behind.
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No, this isn't Nick Carter's seriously stripy curtain bangs or Buffy's streaky layers.
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In the current political climate the ice curtain will not melt again soon.
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Amid lit candles, behind a white curtain, the pastor bestowed words of forgiveness.
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Denny Heck (D-Wash.) as the curtain fell on the hearings Thursday afternoon.
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Mother Nature is closing the curtain on 2016 with one final Friday flurry.
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The filing on Thursday formally pulls back the curtain on Snap's meteoric growth.
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A year later, Churchill declared that an "iron curtain" had descended across Europe.
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As with most of his ballets, the curtain rises on a motionless tableau.
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Take this shot, where the two main characters walk through a black curtain.
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Now, what's required are less expected, and more grounded, peeks behind the curtain.
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Now, he's tasked with pulling back the curtain of President Donald Trump's America.
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The tech giant also may lift the curtain on new computers and tablets.
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Is it difficult to have directorial authority while wearing only a shower curtain?
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Each sleeping pod is equipped with either a privacy curtain or sliding door.
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Watch the girl's reaction as Drake opens the curtain by her hospital bed.
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A marble sink was tucked behind a tall curtain near the front door.
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Greet the weekend like she greets the closing of that Act II curtain!
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This is not The Wizard of Oz, there's no man behind the curtain.
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Medea Muckt Auf comes across not as an apology but a cumulative roar against the curtain of silence and opacity that renders invisible the works and lives of women artists everywhere, be it behind or in front of the iron curtain.
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Before we dive into design, there are some things to keep in mind when searching for any shower curtain:Shower curtain sizes and how to measureA standard shower curtain runs 72-by-72-inches, but not all showers are the same.
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At the Broad, windows offer visitors a peek behind the curtain at the "vault" where art is stored, while at the ICA LA, there is nothing behind the curtain — virtually all the spaces are visible and accessible to the public.
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But much higher government borrowing costs would bring down the curtain on economic growth.
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The curtain dropper: Colbert asked Comey to wordlessly communicate with him using a signal.
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Don't look so much at the man behind the curtain — focus on his power.
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Really the only thing separating him from the Wizard of Oz is a curtain.
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The Iron Curtain went up before the extent of Nazi atrocities were fully understood.
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A military coup in 1964 brought the curtain down on the bossa nova era.
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When one does, a curtain dropped and revealed McCartney on stage with a band.
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It is there we realize that sheet we keep seeing is Becky's shower curtain.
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As the curtain dropped, so too did the mass sexual appeal of the beard.
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I've since moved on to my dresser, and lamps, and armchair, and shower curtain.
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"I throw open the curtain and she was there," he said to 20/20.
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The ending to Hopkins' curtain call certainly fits in this particular category of drama.
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And when we do catch a rare glimpse, they're glorious peeks behind the curtain.
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The Sony has way more detail in the curtain and lines around the window.
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The fall of the iron curtain led to the rise of a curious industry
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Where we might expect a flat expanse of red, the bloody curtain of her
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Over two nights, The Curtain will hold two free parties featuring stellar line ups.
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The stream has its first curtain call with the Australian Ballet at 10 p.m.
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Our future, Ive determined from behind his curtain, would be pastel, bright, and clean.
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Garnett brought down the curtain on his career via a farewell video on Instagram.
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According to eye witnesses, he turned red and purple before the curtain was lowered.
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The curtain to the right of me lifts and I can see my teammates.
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The installation will also include an original backdrop curtain, sparkling with over 80,000 crystals.
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And help, the curtain dropper assures fans, is something that each mom will have.
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"The curtain has been pulled back on debate prep more than ever," Smith said.
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Let's face it folks, the curtain on the presidency has been pulled back already.
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"No one moved more mountains than him," he told the crowd during curtain call.
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"Oh my God," she screamed, as he pulled back the curtain to see her.
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Curtain-twitching villagers suspect their neighbours not of minor impropriety, but of "terrorist sympathies".
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The brand has pulled back the curtain to tell the tale through a video.
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I think I'll just stand here behind this curtain and hope they notice me.
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American company Artis' Iron Curtain has been in development for use on the Stryker.
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Hanging the Aircurv curtain isn't complicated, but inflating it was a little more challenging.
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The border is among the tightest in Europe since the Iron Curtain, he says.
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Koechner gives his prediction on when the curtain will fall on the Trump presidency.
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It looks like drapes—not your mother's drapes, but a nice curtain of bud.
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But as soon as the curtain went down on Athens 2004, ominous signs emerged.
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It is as if a dusky pink curtain is undulating across the painting's surface.
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Ahead, we're lifting the curtain on 11 of the coolest, little-known iPhone tools.
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But after the final curtain, the weight of the moment was the most palpable.
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This isn't even the only Hot Priest shower curtain I found on the internet!!
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There was no bathtub, alas, only a shower stall adorned with a white curtain.
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"It was the town where my grandfather gave his Iron Curtain speech," she said.
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The curtain came down on the Olympic Games, but the reckoning is still underway.
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As the curtain fell, performers and spectators alike mobbed Yan for selfies and autographs.
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And the report barely raises the curtain on sales of the iPhone 23.23 series.
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To most Americans, this peek behind the curtain at "independent" rule making is shocking.
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Most of all, I want you to be there when the curtain goes up.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: Saturday night, leaving Restaurant Row for an 8 o'clock curtain.
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"The Iron Curtain divided two inalienable parts of Europe," government spokesman Zoltan Kovacs said.
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The red curtain goes up, revealing Mariconchi, the host, wearing a wig and dress.
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As soon as he'd heard the pounding, he'd stepped out from behind the curtain.
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Dave 'Yogurty' Fogarty had a good crowd in the arena for the curtain raiser.
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I now realize this show lets visitors in on what occurs behind the curtain.
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Emma. Emma's role had so diminished that she was firmly in curtain jerker territory.
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We were sitting at the table, Cheryl and I. The curtain was like — pfooom!
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Shortly after I arrived, a woman emerged from behind the curtain to spontaneous applause.
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He offered to hang a curtain around Lincicome's locker if she wanted more privacy.
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Tf am I supposed to do on my fucking period, use a fuckijf curtain?
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It looks like Mario may have a few more dates hidden behind this curtain.
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The strongest drive in the largely minimalist music comes, strangely, before the curtain rises.
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Trade has always been the iron curtain that divided Mr. Trump and establishment Republicans.
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Now, even this curtain has been lifted, and full-fledged discrimination is in practice.
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Even if actors arrive solo, sometimes hours before curtain, they aren't alone for long.
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It's the onstage version of City Center, which fully deserves its own curtain call.
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In reverence, she added a handmade, curtain-like top that draped over her chest.
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Moreno's first curtain-opening of season 4 was as joyous as you would expect.
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Seen from behind, a pair of chairs seems to dematerialize behind a gauzy curtain.
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Macdonald often skipped the curtain call, he said, because it made him feel foolish.
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Now they were rushing through the strands of the curtain, shimmying their butts off.
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On opening night, the ovation at the curtain call seemed more heartfelt than usual.
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Even if you are not an actor, you know what a CURTAIN CALL is.
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Modernists may gravitate to units in the section with glass curtain walls, for instance.
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" After curtain fall, he quickly posted a sign on his dressing room door: "Please.
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In it, Hujar's hands are dimly visible, like ghosts, behind a curtain of words.
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Curtain opens on late-'70s Santa Monica: What was that time like for collecting?
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Instead it was another instance of the informational iron curtain Stan kept running into.
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Even with the bronze medal as a curtain call, Usain Bolt remains without peer.
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"After the war, the curtain came down on my memories," she told The Post.
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The Iron Curtain was a figurative and political barrier that divided Europe in two.
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And they know how to pace a meal so you won't miss the curtain.
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The last two years, the Yankees have looked unprepared for the curtain to rise.
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It's opulent, too — a fitting way to bring the curtain down on Balanchine's birthday.
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Six sides feature double-insulated commercial-grade curtain-wall glass in the common areas.
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Unlike the Cold War, this one has no Iron Curtain and no ideological battleground.
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Booth's Russian infatuation is reciprocated on the far side of the former Iron Curtain.
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And it became a spectacle, when Barr entered from behind a curtain playing bagpipes.
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One child on this side of the curtain, and another whispering from beneath it.
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Now, Facebook is pulling back the curtain on those efforts — but only so far.
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But not all: Leonard Bernstein's "Chichester Psalms" as a curtain raiser for Beethoven's Ninth?
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An ivory curtain behind the stage was pulled back to reveal the ceremony location.
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Unfortunately, the room was only separated from the outside world by a short curtain.
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Someone or something must be manipulating events, unseen, as if from behind a curtain.
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The rain, however, becomes a curtain of marks separating the viewer from the house.
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The golden bird picks its way daintily among the bodies as the curtain falls.
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Me, any other time: stealing is wrongMe, in a hotel: GRAB THE SHOWER CURTAIN!
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Opening the newspaper to form a curtain, he would reach over and grope her.
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The new, 220-foot-tall Steel Curtain roller coaster in Pennsylvania set three records.
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Then we pick up the kids about an hour and 15 minutes before curtain.
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They didn't need the curtain rod so I left it for the next tenant.
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It waits in the water for whatever swims into its orange curtain of tentacles.
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There is a cheap, mylar curtain in the background and linoleum on the floors.
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But publishers have a longstanding concern: These algorithm tweaks happen entirely behind the curtain.
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Projected onto a billowy curtain, the scenes drift away from you, then back again.
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It's showtime — at last, they're ready to pull back the curtain on Contemporary Color.
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Neither the Israeli nor Palestinian governments were attending the curtain-raising event in Manama.
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Curtain, by dreamfeel, is still one of my favorite games on the entire platform.
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While most CEOs stay safely behind the curtain, Truaxe placed himself into the fray.
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The story had already been done, she maintained vaguely, before adding that Scavino was himself unlikely to pull back the curtain any further about his life — and besides, she hastened to assure me, there really wasn't much of a curtain to pull back.
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There is often a window — almost always on the left — and a heavy, draping curtain.
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Now, let's start pulling back more of the curtain hiding the resistance to that horror.
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Los Angeles (CNN Business)Microsoft has pulled back the curtain on a new Xbox console.
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There was a countdown, there was some epic music played and then a curtain fell.
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Women who grow up in proximity to elites aren't supposed to draw back the curtain.
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A woman passes a hoarding in front of the excavation site of Shakespeare's Curtain Theatre.
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The final curtain on Rosie's talk show would come down in the summer of 2002.
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Then the blazing curtain fell on his back, and he could not fight it off.
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Stepping through a wine-colored curtain into a second room, we find more sculptural ciphers.
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Without the airstrikes and the curtain of protection they provided, "I'd be dead," Hunter said.
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This left me wondering how a kid from North Carolina would lift the curtain today.
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Trump now returns to Arizona to show who he is without Bannon behind the curtain.
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I made it past the curtain but was escorted back by two grinning flight attendants.
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THIRTY YEARS AGO, amazing events were unfolding on the eastern side of the Iron Curtain.
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Porter wore a pantsuit made from the "Kinky Boots" curtain to the 2019 Tony Awards.
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Merkel grew up behind the Iron Curtain in the town of Templin north of Berlin.
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"When the curtain closes, you never know how strong that 'fuck 'em' factor will be."
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He gave his large gallery a good show, but there would be no curtain call.
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"We really need to remove the curtain of secrecy about what's happening," Levya told Variety.
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But the committee's letters — not previously made public — raise a curtain on its secret investigation.
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Now Luminar is lifting the curtain back on its next big automotive partner, Volvo Cars.
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Grande had just disappeared behind a curtain when the incident happened, according to another witness.
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It includes patients using curtain or shower rails to commit suicide in mental-health units.
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Those members went on to become heads of state, keeping Poland under the Iron Curtain.
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But former Celebrity Apprentice contestant Clay Aiken says there was a man behind the curtain.
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After a little while, the curtain fell and it was time to make a decision.
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They're all so good — we're guessing the "curtain fringe" searches will keep climbing into 2019.
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"We saw this curtain of black smoke that was stretched across the island," Clinton recalled.
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He pulls back the curtain and we see what we really know to be true.
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Jack takes us behind the curtain as the Volvo team hustles to make it happen.
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The murders — and the resulting media frenzy — pulled back the curtain on a dysfunctional family.
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This area is blocked off from the rest of the convention by a black curtain.
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Putting together a shower curtain so we can shower and not flood the place. pic.twitter.
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Bezos unveiled the vehicle, which was hidden behind a curtain for much of the event.
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Peter Baker of The New York Times peeled back the curtain on the President's deliberations.
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However, having a partisan like Brock behind the curtain has only damaged the organization's credibility.
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It's called GuyFi, and it holds a laptop and a chair, enclosed by a curtain.
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For the author the Iron Curtain was the "culmination" of eastern Europe's struggle against emigration.
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And Cohen gleefully thanked them for defending his honor and affording him a curtain call.
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Yep, I'm about to observe a designer vagina surgery IRL, and it's almost curtain time.
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During curtain call, Fey joined the cast for the bow alongside her husband, Jeff Richmond.
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So for future, this is a curtain behind me, that looks crooked but it's not.
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In both cases, the curtain was drawn back, revealing the true character of the man.
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I proceeded to wrap myself in a curtain, while my cousin dove under the bed.
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One witness described it as making a "horrifying sound" as it tore down the curtain.
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In this news cycle's journey to Oz, Mr. Trump was the man behind the curtain.
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"They want to draw the curtain down," Cargill CEO David MacLennan told Forbes in 2014.
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So why is this the right time for her to appear from behind the curtain?
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And a documentary, it would appear, is an increasingly popular way of lifting the curtain.
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"We like to incorporate a curtain trim into a formal living room scheme," Holmes said.
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Then she disappeared behind a black curtain embroidered with the Chinese character for the sun.
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In the meantime, the curtain falls on this midsummer night's dream to well-earned applause.
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A peek behind #TheOA curtain: Homer and Hap stepping it up and sweating like Sumos.
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Thanks to Students for Fair Admissions, we got a peek behind the curtain at Harvard.
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His willingness to peel back the curtain has found him a number of admirers already.
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The curtain can close to create privacy and to separate the bedroom from the kitchen.
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It was that freedom, a desire to see past the curtain and find out more.
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The drug rebate curtain The algorithm black box The pharmacy squeeze The windfalls of secrecy
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As the curtain opens on 2016, you can expect massive changes in the security landscape.
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The classic woman levitation trick, for instance, is accomplished via forklift behind a stage curtain.
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The shower had good water pressure, however I had a problem with the curtain design.
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There are no curtain calls, as if the work, as it ends, has really vanished.
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Then that curtain rises, revealing musicians and dancers in what might be a studio apartment.
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After the curtain falls, it takes a few seconds to realize how much has happened.
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We are literally the men — and women, notably episode director Helen Shaver — behind the curtain.
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After the curtain fell, Ms. Hedren was thronged on stage by the cast and crew.
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Officers raised a curtain around the vehicle, obscuring the body inside as it was removed.
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But embroidered above the Palais Garnier's thick velvet curtain is the critical date: Anno 1669.
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When the curtain came down on Act I, the audience seemed intrigued by this dilemma.
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But when the curtain lifted on the season, it was Stanton who seized center stage.
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At CES today, Double pulled the curtain back on its newest model, the Double 33.
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Glasnost may be stirring in Russia, but an Iron Curtain is descending in their home.
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In another, a curtain of heaving black cloud, laced with what might be lightning, descends.
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In the same room, Hugh Steers's arresting 1992 painting "Bath Curtain" weighs heavy as ever.
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The Iron Curtain of course imposed restraints; otherwise, we applied for visas and roamed lightheartedly.
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He reached a heavy curtain, thick as a carpet, graffitied with ADULTS ONLY NO CHILDREN.
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But Season 2, while still sharp, feels more like a curtain call than a continuation.
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He pulls back the curtain separating the myth of the astronaut from its human realities.
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The only thing that separated her from other women in labor was a thin curtain.
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After the curtain abruptly fell on the 1991 hearing, a confirmation vote was hurriedly scheduled.
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"It's going to be harder for us to get behind the curtain," Mr. Kaplan said.
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The next morning, he pulls away the blackout curtain and looks again at the garden.
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"I looked up and I could see his curtain flapping in the wind," he said.
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In November 1992, fire engulfed the castle after a spotlight set fire to a curtain.
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Just inside the doorway behind a curtain was a tiny closet with a robe hanging.
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The Iron Curtain was not enough to block the words of moral truth from Washington.
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His novels included "Notes From Underground" (2014), based on his experiences behind the Iron Curtain.
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But with the curtain, the proportion of female musicians in American orchestras started to rise.
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Everyone knows, though, that at some point, sooner rather than later, the curtain will fall.
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The curtain is about to rise on the most extraordinary political convention of modern times.
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"Billionaires can look behind the curtain and see the wizard doesn't exist," Mr. Klontz said.
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Snoke was nothing more than an Oz-like figure with Palpatine hiding behind a curtain.
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Historians point to the wall as the literal "iron curtain" during the Cold War era.
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Just as dramatic was the set, with its theater-style curtain and chandelier hanging overhead.
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A sizable contingent of the audience booed him and the production team during curtain calls.
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Just because comedians are laughing on stage doesn't mean they are smiling behind the curtain.
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But peel back the curtain for us: What are the things that people don't see?
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The drama in "Filomena Marturano: Un Matrimonio a la Caribeña" begins before the curtain rises.
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A way to pull back the curtain on the fascinating life of a public figure.
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Every now and then, a brave Santa offers a peek behind the red velvet curtain.
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It's O.K., if you don't mind the thought of me hanging from a shower curtain.
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An actor may die, but we know he'll get up when the curtain comes down.
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Riot's filings reveal that Barry Honig may be the man behind the Riot Blockchain curtain.
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Behind the Iron Curtain, being a sociologist meant being an expert on all things Marx.
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The drama in "Filomena Marturano: Un Matrimonio a la Caribeña" begins before the curtain rises.
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Poland's fierce desire to be part of Europe after breaking through the Soviet Iron Curtain.
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The curtain call as we know it today became formalized in the early 19th century.
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"The party doesn't just stop with the curtain call," the show's director, Kristin Hanggi, said.
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Tell me about the paintings in your 2015 exhibition at David Zwirner, Behind the Curtain.
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If you have a standing stall shower, freestanding or "clawfoot" bathtub shower, or any other kind of custom-made or unique sized shower you may need to purchase either a stall curtain (usually 54-by-78-inches), an extra-long curtain (72-by-84-inches or 72-by-96-inches) for bathrooms with high ceilings, or an extra-wide curtain (108-by-72-inches), which is usually for those with a clawfoot bathtub shower.
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The new Curvi instead replaces the entire shower curtain liner on the inside with a new version featuring rigid plastic fins that do essentially the same thing—push the curtain outwards and away from the person showering so they have more room to move around.
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Fear not, because Adejuyigbe kicks things off by appearing in front of a closed curtain and then dancing in a T-shirt that doesn't climactically inform us that September 213 is today, only to psyche viewers out by cutting the curtain and revealing — surprise!
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Whether it's a bob, bleached blond hair, or curtain bangs, the singer has done it all.
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At the curtain call, she wore her costume -- a shimmering acid green dress -- and she curtsied.
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That's how many of today's midcareer coders learned: They peeked behind the Wizard of Oz curtain.
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But behind the curtain, some of them hid a few Easter eggs on their campaign websites.
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Fortunately, two companies have finally mustered the courage to show us the man behind the curtain.
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It is a standing ovation for a long time as the singers do multiple curtain calls.
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While walking off stage, the robot tripped over a light projector and fell behind the curtain.
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As usual, the set drew gasps and applause from the audience when the curtain went up.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters Breakingviews) - The curtain is falling on a dramatic inquiry into banking misconduct Down Under.
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"I was doing everything from building Shopify sites and websites to creating curtain mockups," she said.
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Davis Guggenheim: Well, so interesting... I'll pull the curtain a little bit when I'm making documentaries.
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And they did get our LSD into Vietnam and behind the Iron Curtain and all over.
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Admission to the Drawing the Curtain exhibition will be included with the price of the ticket.
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First, she embroidered Philippe Soupault's words onto a curtain that could be worn as a cloak.
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Other times make you question if there's an actually human behind the velvet brand Twitter curtain.
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I was standing alongside the dusty curtain pulled across the front window of the living room.
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On Tuesday, he said Chisinau did not intend to build an "iron curtain" with the bloc.
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And lastly, making what has the definite feel of the final curtain call at PAOK Thessaloniki.
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That piece really encapsulated what we were trying to do: pull back the curtain of bullshit.
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We had to give our fans — before we even had fans — a peek behind the curtain.
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Dixon's speech during curtain call was seen as a political interjection into a presumably apolitical context.
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Taylor Swift is peeling back that curtain for us, and we can't wait to see more.
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A curtain was also hung across the doorway, obstructing the view into the cell, records show.
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But behind the curtain I was working on both things at the same time every time.
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Free trade agreements and the collapse of the Iron Curtain have also played a huge role.
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To save a lot of people on the other side of this so-called Iron Curtain.
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Once, after working two shifts back to back, my manager accidentally bought a dirty shower curtain.
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That line has punched a hole in its bedroom wall and doesn't have a legitimate curtain.
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She ripped the curtain open and then just watched as her toddler puked up his lunch.
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Once a quarter, we get a good read as to what's going on behind the curtain.
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Punching for the years I lost, nodded out, and cried behind the curtain in my bathtub.
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This is one of the biggest, Wizard-of-Oz-Behind-The-Curtain secrets in the business.
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There is a curtain that divides the brain's two hemispheres which, in healthy brains, is thick.
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To answer this question, it's time to start paying attention to the man behind the curtain.
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A Joker and Harley Quinn pose for an impromptu portrait before a curtain at Comic-Con.
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During a gentle C-section, doctors use a clear plastic drape instead of an opaque curtain.
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If we walk out of the show, the extremists might be forced to close the curtain.
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"I guess when I get behind the curtain I'll have to figure it out," he said.
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On Thursday, the software turned hardware giant will lift the curtain on its Oxford Circus store.
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A woman in her 235s came to the door and peeked through the curtain at me.
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Michael Jackson's Final Curtain Call marks the first episode, airing Monday, June 25, at 9 p.m.
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The 2014 Maidan Revolution opened those gates, closed for centuries by empire, iron curtain, and oligarchy.
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Orban and Merkel will mark the fall of the Iron Curtain together in Sopron on Monday.
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A giant, heavenly finger poked around among the cogs, and the curtain slid back into place.
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Holmes seemed calm as she walked out from behind a heavy blue curtain to the podium.
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" In 2000, it was described by "TODAY" as "pulling back the curtain on the restaurant industry.
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I also liked that there was no shower curtain, because those gross me out in hotels.
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I do want a four-poster bed with a curtain, so I can really live it.
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Sometimes, when at last you get a peek behind the curtain, your worst fears come true.
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A curtain store asked passers-by to sign a petition to help fight an eviction notice.
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The experience involved a dramatic curtain drop and the longest — literally — elevator ride of my life.
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"I was seeing behind the curtain in these giant megachurches, and it was grim," he said.
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The material offers a look behind the curtain of one of the nation's preeminent nonprofit groups.
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There's nothing else behind the curtain: He's just a really ripped bald dude making action movies.
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A round window, which can be covered by a curtain, looks out into the living space.
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He is also worried about how the role might stay with him after the curtain falls.
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Under the wrong circumstances, it could get whooshed into the crowd the moment the curtain rises.
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There's the returning, much-demanded Backstage Brawl mode that allows you to fight behind the curtain.
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Other parts of the series: The drug rebate curtain The algorithm black box The pharmacy squeeze
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But what goes on behind that thin galley curtain once all the dinners have been served?
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He pulled the curtain across his bunk for privacy and realized how much tattooing excited him.
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"This is so relaxing," I heard another client say from the other side of the curtain.
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About New York The curtain had gone up on the play "Quietly" about 553 minutes earlier.
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The charges against Mr. Jones could be an important step toward further pulling back the curtain.
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Thus allowing the curtain to come up on Act II: the youthquake part of the collection.
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Or duck through the beaded curtain that separates the bar from Pearl's, the adjoining Caribbean restaurant.
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A 2008 project called Your Ice Curtain featured ice sculptures that melted away in real time.
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Afterward, as the curtain rose on the cast, Ms. Osipova pushed Mr. Ball forward and applauded.
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Like romantic love, it can range from gentle companionship—cosplay and curtain fic—to deranged obsession.
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When she was handed a bouquet of flowers during the curtain call, she threw it back.
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Transparency. There is a veil on the White House; people want to look behind the curtain.
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The Luther Vandross behind the curtain is your brain, causing your sweaty palms and trembling voice.
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A double-height library, with a curtain wall and bright orange acoustic baffles, anchors the street.
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Other interpretations rely on "hidden variables" to account for quantities presumed to exist behind the curtain.
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Worse, many thousands more were empty by the time the curtain drew on West Brom's humiliation.
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The theme from "The Natural" accompanied Alonso around the bases before he took a curtain call.
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A cautionary tale is embedded here, and you know it as soon as the curtain rises.
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Again, the show is about pulling the curtain back on the State Department and foreign policy.
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Apple acquired Westerman's company, FingerWorks, in 2005 — whereupon it and Westerman disappeared behind Apple's Titanium Curtain.
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After we parted, Fernando followed the curtain of vegetation northward, checking Google Earth as he went.
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Fans called the rookie catcher out for a curtain call after he made it 24-23.
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He also posted an image from a curtain call he had taken during the Japan tour.
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The fitting room is a red bulb on a stand behind a thick pink velvet curtain.
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Sussman hung a heavy, midnight-blue curtain from Ikea decorated with an abstract painting she did.
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It then deflates as the serene music of the night watchman plays and the curtain falls.
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The curtain was suddenly pulled back from Cuba, a nation frozen out by the Cold War.
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The sun set through a curtain of pink clouds, illuminating the capital in a soft light.
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This ballet has three lead couples, all of whom know one another before the curtain rises.
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As the lights passed us, they continued moving and went back to the wavy-curtain form.
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At university he studied art history, writing his dissertation on Picasso's reception behind the Iron Curtain.
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Her quiet audience is left to ponder the realities of what they saw behind the curtain.
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I would pull back the net curtain I never liked and gaze out on suburban nothingness.
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When the curtain rises, Winnie is up to her waist in a scorched mound of earth.
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JOSHUA BARONE New works premiere every week, from brief curtain-raisers to lengthy symphonies and operas.
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His comeback for the world masters championships seemed a natural curtain call for a brilliant career.
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But this season, the singer-songwriter is mixing things up with a major first: curtain bangs.
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He stood in front of a white curtain while Noor took his picture with his iPad.
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The curtain opens on Lena Horne, dressed in a diaphanous gown, standing at an onstage window.
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"How," he asked, "can Hungary build a new Iron Curtain to try and keep people out?"
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Apple pulled back the curtain as a handful of curious onlookers stood by on the sidewalk.
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He just pulled the curtain back on his transformation, showing off his guns and ripped torso.
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And the Patriots don't have enough cornerbacks like Malcolm Butler to drop the curtain on him.
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Ren, 74, is now pulling back the curtain on his company, his family and his life.
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To the right of the bed is a red curtain, which conceals a secret hidden passage.
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But it's a distinction without a difference: She is ensconced behind a curtain near the nose.
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We couldn't find her clothes, so we got some old curtain and wrapped it around her.
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"Are you nervous?" the baritone Paul Schöffler, that night's Don Giovanni, asked her before the curtain.
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Sudden, like the curtain that in its ruffling closure marks the finale, sends the spectators home.
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The artists created a grid in which two inches of painting became four feet of curtain.
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The curtains clung to me, and the Aesop products sat outside the curtain at bathing level.
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That gesture registers the tremor of unease that passes through Rossini's score as the curtain falls.
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On one side was the electric-blue ocean; on the other an emerald curtain of jungle.
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On Pro Basketball Go behind the N.B.A.'s curtain every week with Marc Stein's weekly newsletter.
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On the other side is a single bed, hidden behind a heavy curtain hanging from the ceiling.
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The astonishing soprano Marina Rebeka (Mathilde) received several minutes of applause and ovation at the curtain call.
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In Dib's "Cubic Emptiness," a floor-length, quilted curtain hung from each of the four top rails.
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The first race here in 1986 was a breakthrough for F1 behind the 'Iron Curtain' dividing Europe.
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Schneider held Green's shoulders while the delivery team worked on the other side of a raised curtain.
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She finds some curtain rails that work, and I help her saw them to the correct length.
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Lili Reinhart is peeling back a tiny inch of the curtain on her relationship with Cole Sprouse.
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Under the Warsaw Pact, Cuba sent rum and sugar to the red side of the Iron Curtain.
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But when the Iron Curtain fell, the supply lines were cut, and tractors rusted in the fields.
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Plus a brand new book promises to pull the curtain back on President Trump and his family.
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When the priest pulled back the curtain to find her there on her knees, I literally gasped.
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When the Iron Curtain fell, over 1,000 Soviet mathematicians left, with a large share settling in America.
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Now, believe it or not, this isn't the first smart curtain and / or blind operator we've seen.
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Thanks for talking to me about all this, it's good to get a peek behind the curtain.
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Their loss most likely brought the curtain down on the greatest women's tennis pairing in Olympics history.
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"This is for you, Gianni," said a voice from behind the curtain — and then the music played.
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The curtain rose and Warren was back upright, beginning "Private Dancer" in a gravelly rasp of resignation.
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The window was just the window, the curtain drawn like Mom said, to keep the heat out.
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It's a curtain raiser of sorts; a place to glimpse where technology advancements are heading in 2017.
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She finds him behind a red curtain supplying Balty with enough cocaine to take out Tony Montana.
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Of course, there are still women, communities, and societies for whom the curtain hasn't yet been lifted.
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They couldn't expose the kids to the truth and let them see the wizard behind the curtain.
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Her suit alleges that camera operators secretly filmed from behind a curtain, despite telling her they wouldn't.
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We eat while we watch the game, and then I iron and hang our new shower curtain.
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This is exactly what's happening with Joanne (Catherine Curtain), the founder and director at We Got Y'all.
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As the Iron Curtain twitched nervously, the once-regal Demel café became a front for the Stasi.
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But the trend forecast just grew again thanks to Pinterest's top-searched haircut this year: curtain fringe.
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Then one of them left: Dave West, who does Lace Curtain with Mikey Young and James Vinciguerra.
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Democracy arrived only recently in the totalitarian states that until mid-1980s were behind the Iron Curtain.
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Inside, the columns blend with the tree trunks that act like another curtain to the outside world.
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Rose McGowan is documenting her mission to pull back the curtain on the dark side of Hollywood.
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Seconds later, the curtain rises, the lights dim and the play begins; but my thoughts are elsewhere.
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Pushing a curtain aside, they're then invited to walk down a 144-meter (472 ft) spiral pathway.
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I look into a new shower curtain for our bathroom and we go to bed by midnight.
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At curtain call, the show's cast and crew delivered a message to him before a packed house.
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Renato Moicano edged out Zubaira Tukhugov by a split decision in the curtain raiser of the event.
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Credit scores can feel like the mysterious entity behind the curtain that controls everything and discloses nothing.
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NATO was crucial to the collapse of the Iron Curtain that divided Europe for decades, he said.
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TikTok, however, is ascending on the global internet scene just as the technological Iron Curtain is drawing.
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She watched as Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin pulled the cord on a curtain to unveil a plaque.
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Eventually both the curtain, known as "Le Tricorne," and the Four Seasons were evicted from the building.
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Think about it -- how many times have we seen him "revealed" as the man behind the curtain?
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When Politico was started a decade ago, the aim was to pull back the curtain on politics.
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Finally, Bieber shared a third image that showed her and Justin in front of a white curtain.
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The debate was held in an auditorium, with a raised wooden stage and a faded velvet curtain.
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Documents obtained through public records requests pull back a curtain on the lobbying that shaped the project.
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A colorful curtain can brighten your space, but keep it dark when you need more shut-eye.
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Since this is, after all, an Adam Rapp play, there will be blood before the curtain falls.
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The curtain is slowly closing on 2019, and at this point in the year we're all tired.
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Mayweather called the curtain on an illustrious career at 49-0, at 38 years old, in 2015.
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" She then wrapped things up, disappeared behind her curtain and left us to our "popular journalism writing.
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That is unless it specifically says that the liner can double as a curtain on the packaging.
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He had yet to play the show all the way through and to take his curtain call.
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It's not as if the justices designed a curtain to hide behind solely for the immigration case.
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Just after halftime of Super Bowl XLVII, a curtain of darkness fell on the Mercedes-Benz Superdome.
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What we want to do is get a peek behind the curtain in a fun, engaging way.
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Like a curtain, Jefferson's face is drawn to the side to reveal another classical oil painting underneath.
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There were Ozzfests during which a fill-in drummer was stationed behind a curtain—just in case.
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Diplo has long been an advocate of pulling back the curtain to show how songs are made.
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The man explained that I could remove my clothes behind the curtain or out in the open.
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No bow, no curtain call, not even a clear ending — a perfect operatic assemblage of nonlinear relations.
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The club has a fair-sized dance floor and a tiny backroom, separated only by a curtain.
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During the safety organization's crash test, the side curtain did not deploy and the vehicle's door opened.
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He died in a dressing space separated from the parlor performance area by a curtain, Greenleaf said.
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"'People during the curtain call bring cow bells and ring them,&apos" Ferrell recalled Walken telling him.
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As the curtain opens on Akram Khan's "Giselle," we see a crowd of people pushing against it.
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