White daisies were so boring and I wanted Gerber daisies.
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Daisies are "vulnerable," Dugan points out, while greatness is not.
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Swift's recent butterfly wing mural in Nashville also features daisies.
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He scales the bachelor button flowers, daisies, and red poppies.
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There will be certain people that will be advocating daisies.
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For this series, Komarechka prefers to work with Gerbera Daisies.
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One's pink, with daisies and smiling women on the packaging.
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She also helped develop Lost and the beloved show Pushing Daisies.
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Say you wanted a machine to teach itself to recognize daisies.
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"He is like the youngster on the side picking up daisies."
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Grant's favorite plants — a cape jasmine gardenia, sweet olive, daisies, blackberries.
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In the sixties, hippies placed daisies in the barrels of guns.
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"They look like daisies to me in that number," Fosse said.
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It makes Rugby League look like a gentle frolic among daisies.
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She captioned it, "Dolce Daisies 🌼" One day later, Maxwell donned a similar pair of shades that were round like her moms, but all white and glittery, featuring large daisies at the tops of the frames.
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Fuller previously helmed NBC's Hannibal and the beloved cult comedy Pushing Daisies.
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Her full length gown is alive with neon daisies and flower power.
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Given enough time and enough daisies, the neural net gets more accurate.
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People aren't going to pay us to take petals off of daisies.
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You've probably noticed; on-demand pharmacy services are springing up like daisies.
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The Daisy Bedroom has daisies in its stained-glass windows, for example.
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First, we cross through a field of daisies and pass the hospital.
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Swift even sports a dress with alleged fabric daisies stuck on to it.
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Might you have guessed that "Pushing Daisies" was canceled after two short seasons?
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Or, like a latter-day flower child, fix their attitude problem with daisies.
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He's also been on a number of TV shows, including Weeds and Pushing Daisies.
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She drew them everywhere and had a jar of plastic daisies in her room.
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The children, dressed in white, clutched yellow-and-blue Ukrainian flags and bouquets of daisies.
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In her arms, the blushing bride carried a beautiful bouquet that featured daisies and roses.
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"But whenever I see red and yellow Gerber daisies I laugh. ❤️💛❤️💛"
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She skipped into the ceremony in nude flats and her hair down, crowned with daisies.
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If you hadn't nailed it to the perch, it would be pushing up the daisies.
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In the spring, Luke filled our living room with yellow daisies and we got engaged.
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"Woo rolls among the daisies with her four hands in the air," she wrote happily.
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As Silvershein put it: I'll be open to the daisies, and ignore the dog shit.
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The daisies and poppies and pastel blooms on an evening capelet were carved from fur.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: The lot is a quarter-acre, extensively landscaped with phlox, daisies and other perennials.
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Beneath it, tiny wild daisies and mint ornamented the grass with pink tassels and purple cornets.
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There were daisies and bows but here as stocking-prints and pasties — recycling with an edge.
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Her prints are funny: lips and lipsticks, bananas and other low-hanging fruit, daisies and simple florals.
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So we're not going to go in and be like, 'Today I'm going to get five daisies.
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The photo featured Underwood's gravesite, decorated with a baseball bat, blue flowers, daisies and a stuffed puppy.
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Forget peas in a pod — Jessica Simpson and Maxwell "Maxi" Drew are two daisies in a garden.
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The streetlights were built from repurposed emergency solar lamps, bright yellow plastic shaped like downward-facing daisies.
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"This guy said, 'You just got the job,'" Joy recalls about the "Pushing Daisies" gig to Cosmopolitan.
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In a broader context, ASTER can refer to flowers of the family Asteraceae, which also includes daisies.
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"Daisies" is as sweet as they come, as whimsical and fully realized as a show can be.
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She played for the Springfield Sallies in 1948 and later for the Fort Wayne Daisies and Racine Belles.
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On a deck overlooking the neon ferris wheel and giant daisies, I told her about all my struggles.
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On Pushing Daisies, Ned the pie-maker has the power to resurrect the dead, and he represents life.
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Bright beaded earrings and bracelets with fanciful details, like bedazzled hearts and daisies, are pretty much sartorial smiles.
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So you're more likely to encounter drama-filled ratio'ed tweets than ones that are all sunshine and daisies.
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The bike path has its own design touch, a centerline marked by white daisies rendered in reflective paint.
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The dried and pressed flowers — including daisies, cornflowers and forget-me-nots — were stuck to the models using adhesive.
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An online obituary says Stamper enjoyed reading and taking long walks, and that she loved dolphins and pink daisies.
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That's something he's already good at, as any fan of Dead Like Me or Pushing Daisies will tell you.
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But when his father learned about "Daisies" he punished Philip by forcing him to read it to his mother.
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Toxic Plants Hundreds of plants are poisonous to dogs, like American Holly, Aloe, Boxwoods, Daisies – the list goes on.
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The dial has an acrylic painting of 12 daisies, with petals that increase in number to match the hour.
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Gone are the symbolic flowers she holds: poppies for death, pansies for love in vain, and daisies for innocence.
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The series is executive produced by Handler and Emmy-winner Barry Sonnenfeld (Pushing Daisies, Men in Black, The Addams Family).
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On the beach, Harry finds a flower patch filled with yellow daisies, which he dives into and then rolls over.
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While more traditional floral bouquets use circular growers, like roses, daisies, and peonies, horticulture is picking up on stalked flowers.
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Fuller, the creator of Pushing Daisies and Hannibal, began developing the revival of the 1980s show in 2015 with NBC.
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What's next: Roses, carnations, lilies, gerbera daisies and other flowers lacking blue hues might also be engineered in the color.
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It was called "The Duchess of the Daisies," and having written it I rented it to schoolmates by the night.
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I was telling a friend about a poem I'd written in which daisies spoke and revealed their sadness to me.
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The mural's background is in shades of blue, complemented by blue-and-white pentagonal shapes, white stars and red daisies.
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Then there are Chytilová's more impressionistic films, like the already famous Daisies (1966), and the gorgeous Fruit of Paradise (1970).
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"Love, Daisies and Troubadours" (episode 1, episode 21) The first season finale is by far the show's worst season finale.
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The museum sent specimens from the Lagenophora family, which includes daisies, and was notified that a quarantine document was missing.
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Most of the characters in this production, adapted from Edgar Lee Masters's "Spoon River Anthology," may be pushing up daisies.
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When Miles checks the police report for Alaska's accident, he learns she strangely had the plastic daisies in her car.
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The smallest of the coffins, designed for the bodies of babies, are decorated with felt butterflies, daisies, stars and hearts.
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" In the next verse we hear about how "We two have run about the slopes / and picked the daisies fine.
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Sonnefeld also worked as an executive producer on Pushing Daisies, and directed the first two episodes of the short-lived series.
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These two gentlemen turned some parking lot into a dazzling gymnastics display by flipping over three cars like they were daisies.
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The rooftop restaurant at the stylish Art Hotel Riposo serves pastas and proteins whimsically dressed with terrace-grown daisies and herbs.
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REGGIO EMILIA, Italy (Reuters) - Italy has had many colorful political symbols over the years, including oak trees, olive trees and daisies.
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But emotions aside (though only for 'Trigger Bang' and 'Pushing Up Daisies'), it's with her fashion that Allen has the most fun.
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On Pushing Daisies, [series creator Brian Fuller] always emphasized the visuals on the page, and that's a habit that stuck with me.
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Pushing Daisies creator Bryan Fuller is behind the series, and his knack for creating brilliant, stylized worlds is on full show here.
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Aside from Hans Christian Andersen, Tim Burton, Vera Chytilová's Daisies, Björk, Fever Ray, and Bob Fosse, Smoczyńska's influences include her own life.
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They'd stand at shy attention at his footstone, their sneakered feet pressed tightly together, their chubby hands offering up tired-looking daisies.
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Swimming to the end of the pool, you can reach out and touch the oxeye daisies growing in the new wildflower meadow.
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She was pictured on the front of her last album, 2017's Lust for Life, smiling wide with daisies in her hair.
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Fuller, known for series like Dead Like Me, Pushing Daisies, and Hannibal, was most recently attached to the new Star Trek: Discovery series.
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"At the beginning there's so many it was like picking up daisies," said Lisa Anselmo, who helped find homes for more than 50.
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Fuller has worked on shows like Pushing Daisies and Hannibal, and we were particularly excited to see his take on Gene Roddenberry's universe.
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Bryan Fuller, of Hannibal and Pushing Daisies, is one of the series' showrunners, so there's plenty of reason to keep hopes high here.
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To help things along, Panting added native yellow rattle, which is partially parasitic to grass, to the mix of daisies, poppies and cornflowers.
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She wore a straw hat festooned with daisies and a gold-starred blue tabard that she had sewn herself from an E.U. flag.
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From "Pushing Daisies" to "Flight of the Conchords," we&aposve said goodbye to some truly quirky comedy shows in the past two decades.
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Despite the flawed reasoning, this dilemma led to the creation of the beef jerky flowers, now available as roses or daisies for just $35.
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For the fashion-forward event, Gomez donned a blue sundress with daisies paired with a matching bandana tied around her neck and white shoes.
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When the Netflix series begins, however, he's fresh from completing his quest for vengeance, and everyone on his original hit list is pushing daisies.
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Together they lay flowers on the fresh mound of earth, a bouquet of daisies and other brightly coloured wild blossoms picked from the field.
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The situation, and how to handle it, has created a rift between the parents, played by Anna Friel ("Pushing Daisies") and Emmett J. Scanlan.
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There are so many feminine names that are flowers — we know Daisies, Roses, Petunias, and even a flower used elsewhere in the grid, VIOLETS.
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The show is written by Bryan Fuller (of Hannibal and Pushing Daisies fame) and Michael Green (who co-wrote the dark new Wolverine movie Logan).
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I told her, as matter-of-factly as a 2-year-old could, that she was in a garden, surrounded by daisies (her favorite flower).
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Besides, what could Max possibly do on his return that could top him sending a thousand yellow daisies to prove he wanted to marry Lorelai?
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Floral skirts clashed with jumpers reading "insomniac" backwards, and zoomed-in daisies took over a chunky knit worn by current campaign star Lily Jean Harvey.
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There is some blue writing on the welcome sign, but the balloons were white, and the gorgeous cake was covered in blackberries and daisies. LaurenConrad.
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Many mourners sank their heads into their hands during the funeral, where floral displays spelled out "MOM" in white daisies and "LOVE" in crimson roses.
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And when [we're] looking out into a beautiful field of daisies, let's say, neither of us is thinking about our gender transitions in that moment.
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Inspired to create a racy story of his own, the young Mr. Kerr wrote "The Duchess and the Daisies" and rented the manuscript to schoolmates.
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He meets Syd Barrett (Rachel Keller), a new patient with an anxiety about being touched; they strike up a hands-off, "Pushing Daisies"-like romance.
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Kimberlee Binder, who, according to People is an Intel Analyst with the LAPD, posted a photo Monday of colorful arrangement of sunflowers, Gerbera daisies, and roses.
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A magician and palm reader entertained guests in front of a flower wall designed by Wonder Wall featuring yellow sunflowers and purple and bright pink daisies.
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While we'd love to be frolicking in green pastures ASAP, at least one big snowfall is standing between a lot of us and fields of daisies.
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In her more than 350 references to flowers, the rose is most frequent, but Dickinson was also fond of humble plants like dandelions, clover and daisies.
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The group as a whole is relatively young, roughly 30 million to 35 million years old, compared with 86 million years for, say, sunflowers and daisies.
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Mercer's plantings spread out at your feet here, from gatherings of butterfly bushes, Montauk daisies and willows to formal beds of salvia, astilbe and bearded iris.
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Following ABC's annoucement that "Roseanne" would be canceled, producer and writer Bryan Fuller pitched a revival of his old show "Pushing Daisies" to fill the time slot.
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The object of Fuller's aesthetic interest is consistently death: death made charming and whimsical and romantic in Pushing Daisies, or death made seductive and demonic in Hannibal.
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And most of that comes from the more than 40 farms and nurseries in the Carpinteria region that grow blooms including roses, Gerbera daisies, orchids and lilies.
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Because even with two-toned box braids or daisies in their buns, we still managed to notice their rad accessories and funky outfits — it all simply worked.
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On the top of the mountain, yellow daisies -- for which an upcoming popular craft show at the park is named -- flourished in the cracks between granite boulders.
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"He was kind of like the youngster standing off to the side, picking up daisies and looking around while others are running full steam ahead," Stillman said.
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She still had student loans from law school and the writing job with "Pushing Daisies" was "a huge pay cut," but she decided it was worth it.
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We live in a post-Cronut, post-Doritos taco world, where mashup foods (the more unhealthy, the better) are popping up like so many deep-fried daisies.
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The only occasion we spent most of our time making "little crafts" are Scout levels daisies through juniors (kindergarten to 5th grade), when members are very young.
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Stars: Kristin Chenoweth (You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown, Pushing Daisies), Scott Wolf (Party of Five), Keith Robinson (Saints & Sinners, Dreamgirls), and Kevin Quinn (Bunk'd) Sunday, Dec.
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The 10-foot veil, which had a pattern adapted from an altar cloth and was edged with rows of daisies, took more than 600 hours to complete.
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She holds needlepoint "in my lap like a sleeping cat," knowing she should impress a suitor with her cross-stitched daisies, but can't bring herself to care.
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But that final shot of Lorelai and Rory — running toward each other across Stars Hollow, through buckets and buckets of yellow daisies — is lovely and joyous. 133.
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" This group also included the writing partners Gretchen J. Berg and Aaron Harberts, who had previously worked with Mr. Fuller on shows like "Wonderfalls" and "Pushing Daisies.
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Red candles, red marguerite daisies and antifascist stickers lay at the foot of the 19703-foot-tall monument to Marx, the author of "The Communist Manifesto," recently.
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On one hill outside Essen, there's a 50-foot steel slab by the sculptor Richard Serra; on another, atop other heaps, wind turbines stand like giant mechanical daisies.
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They are a little pricier than some of the other vendors, but not by much — snag a classic bouquet of roses, daisies, chrysanthemums, and more for just $239.99.
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This sweetie sounds more like a chipmunk and kitten rolling around a field of daisies than a dog, and we wouldn't want Penelope to change for the world.
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A white dress dripping with endless flora featured a Jones-made helmet (à la Valentino) that suggested dozens of daisies and carnations sprouted out of the model's head.
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It's common practice for museums and herbariums to swap material to help identify and study rare plant species—in this case, daisies that date back to the 1850s.
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They are gently emptied and then given a hearty breakfast of hay and oats, or grass and daisies, or really anything tasty both on pasture and in barrels.
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"I have not heard of a Be-In, no," Ms. Fox said, as four members of Pat McGrath's makeup crew knelt around her, covering her legs with daisies.
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So I dug up what was left of the daisies, the day lilies, the black-eyed Susans and the coneflowers and moved them to safety in the backyard.
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The Pushing Daisies actress was so surprised when she won the award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series that she couldn't help but burst into tears.
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Bryan Fuller's other TV work—Dead Like Me, Wonderfalls, Pushing Daisies, the only episodes of Heroes that still hold up—prove him to be something akin to Joss Whedon.
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In this era of revivals and reboots, "Pushing Daisies" has been off the air almost long enough to be in consideration for another kick at the Big 4 can.
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Bosch's painting is full of life and details: daisies sprouting out of the base of a wall and two men warming their hands over a fire in the background.
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But to me, the other frustration I have is that I have an agenda of things that I have to do with ecological design, before I start pushing daisies.
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For fall/winter 2016, Archer's designs include a blood-red velvet suit, a black leather dress and a series of pencil skirts — all embellished with roses, daisies and chrysanthemums.
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It's helmed by Bryan Fuller — who brought us the beautifully dark Hannibal and the darkly beautiful Pushing Daisies — and Michael Green, of the little-watched but much-beloved Kings.
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I am embarrassed to admit how much these forty-five minutes affected me, desperate to just go back to the wandering patch of daisies I had been minutes earlier.
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Long before the arrival of modern bro-driven "prank" culture, Daisies thumbed its nose to the world with a running absurdist commentary on social mores and the repression of women.
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The actor, best known for Guardians of the Galaxy, Pushing Daisies and The Hobbit, is gearing up for his part in the Broadway revival of Tony Kushner's Angels In America.
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At one point, Brendon Urie, who duets with Swift on the track, offers her a bouquet of them while wearing a suit that is covered in, you guessed it, daisies.
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It can help us fill in the gaps and figure out how the descendants of this creature adapted to different environments and became magnolias, daisies, and all the other flowers.
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"I think you try to find the upside to anything," he says, although he notes that it "wasn't all roses and daisies," in what can only be a substantial understatement.
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On a recent Wednesday morning at her office, on the 153th floor of a glossy Park Avenue monolith, she wore a flouncy, frilly black dress sprayed with pastel-colored daisies.
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The rich soil has been attentively tended to for thousands of years by the Dharug people that surround him, but Thornhill rips up the yam-daisies that nourish their communities.
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We sunbathed, we hung out at a local swimming pool, we went walking in some nearby woods—where the girls placed plucked daisies between their toes on more than one occasion.
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For Daisies in kindergarten and grade 1, their biggest job is to add up the price of cookies correctly and accept the word "no" when some people won't buy their cookies.
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We snagged a table as the train snaked past rain-lashed suburban Illinois backyards and embankments with tiger lilies and wild daisies, finally leaving the city behind and entering the farmlands.
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Left behind on the stones were single yellow roses, a bouquet of daisies and funeral prayer cards with photographs of men in Fire Department uniforms and death dates years after 2001.
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The couple wore daisies in their lapels; when they looked at each other they began tearing up, and so they spent a portion of the ceremony gazing down at their shoes.
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The daisies and poppies and pastel blooms on an evening capelet were fur; ditto the jacket and pencil skirt of a suit, shaved thin as wool and traced by inky blooms.
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They did add some of their own touches, however, including hand-cut VCT flooring by artist Laurie Crogan based on daisies designed by Baker that lined the courtyard at their old space.
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BERLIN — The Pergamon Museum is home to the famous Ishtar Gate, a monument of blue and white tile decorated with golden lions and daisies that was once the entrance to ancient Babylon.
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Pushing Daisies (2007-09) Producer Bryan Fuller's decidedly quirky ABC series (which is available on CW Seed) only lasted a few seasons, but it remains among those little gems that got away.
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Even better, she quickly gave her speech a (hilarious) light-hearted spin, offering herself up as a guest star on Mad Men, 24 and The Office since Pushing Daisies had been canceled.
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Probably the closest thing I can think of to a creative "doing fandom well" would be Bryan Fuller, the showrunner behind Hannibal and Pushing Daisies and the first season of American Gods.
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But that didn't change the fact that my grandmother was dead — like, she was dead and buried and there weren't any daisies in there with her, though I didn't quite comprehend that yet.
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We knew a new Star Trek series was coming next year, but it just got incredibly more interesting: Hannibal and Pushing Daisies creator Bryan Fuller will be serving as showrunner and co-creator.
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From accepting Max Medina's proposal after he sent 1,000 yellow daisies to the Independence Inn to Lorelai proposing to husband Luke Danes in his coffee shop, Gilmore Girls had some memorable romantic moments.
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You'd show an image of a daisy to the first layer, and its neurons would fire or not fire based on whether the image resembled the examples of daisies it had seen before.
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" Wearing a shawl of daisies and colors, Finley dances onstage and begins Unicorn with cryptic lightheartedness: "The unicorn prefers the dragon roll to the sushi roll, and never likes styrofoam under any circumstances.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Models for Italian luxury group Salvatore Ferragamo strolled through a garden of daisies in the heart of Milan on Saturday evening to wrap up the city's fourth day of fashion week.
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Worsham is scheduled to tour Europe next month with the CMA Songwriters Series before opening for Brothers Osborne — whose song "Pushing Up Daisies" the newlyweds had their first dance to — starting on Oct.
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But even I didn't hear about Vera Chytilova's social satire "Daisies" until 2012, when the Criterion Collection put it on DVD as part of its "Pearls of the Czech New Wave" box set.
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It may make as few as two, in which case it swims along at a good clip and eats little, or as many as six, slowing down to munch the daisies, or algae.
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Sharing the land with the region's famed lentils - Castelluccio's small, brown pulses are prized by chefs around the world - poppies, daisies and cornflowers provide a floral carpet that has become an annual tourist attraction.
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The video, directed by Kate Shults, has the trio eating ice cream and hanging out in a field of flowers and daisies, shifting into the band playing a show in a similarly colorful space.
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Its ostensible mechanism is depicted in an animated video on the product's Web site, in which cartoon bombs and missiles plunge into a toilet bowl, detonate, and trigger an efflorescence of vines, daisies, and butterflies.
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Holmes, who has an overall deal with MGM TV, currently serves as the showrunner for the channel's Get Shorty series, and worked as an executive producer on Shameless, Pushing Daisies, and In Treatment before that.
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"Pushing Daisies" is completely enchanting, in its quirky premise, in its winking dialogue, and especially in its colorful, retro-tinged aesthetics, as if "Edward Scissorhands" were happy, or "Little Shop of Horrors" weren't about poverty.
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The new Star Trek series, coming in 2017 to CBS All Access (the network's streaming service), now has its very own showrunner, according to a press release from CBS: Hannibal and Pushing Daisies creator Bryan Fuller.
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But then a friend described it to me as "not exactly surreal but kind of like that show you like" (she meant Pushing Daisies), and suddenly I had to find out what everyone was talking about.
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And then the ground crew loaded up the center aisle with the flower pots, earth and all, a score of them blooming with African daisies, begonias, morning glories, nasturtiums and something vaguely petunia-like and purple.
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The friends piece together the fact that she was taking the white daisies Jake had given her to put on her mother's grave, symbolic of the white flowers her mother used to put in her hair.
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In 2019, the antipesticide law will expand to include amateur gardeners — a challenge not only for the French with backyard rows of dahlias and daisies, but also for those who nurse roses in their window boxes.
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Related Video: Kendall and Gigi Hit Paris Fashion Week There's also an uncharacteristically disheveled snap of Kendall Jenner in the spread, lounging naked in bed save for some red mules, a choker, and some artfully placed daisies.
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It doesn't matter if you're on the West Coast kickin' it at Coachella, or eating a New York slice at Governors' Ball... there will be a Revolve romper-wearing Instagram star with a headband full of daisies.
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Which was coming up daisies: gerberas, shastas and more, all in sunshine shades of aquamarine, new-leaf green, azalea and tangerine, printed on crepe de Chine and woven into jacquards, sequined on georgette and embroidered on cashmere.
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Via some flashbacks, we see that Alaska was always drawing flowers and had them scattered about her own room (and somehow, this is also the first concrete mention of Alaska's connection to daisies in the entire series).
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Rushing back to his room to look at the police report, Pudge discovers that Alaska had plastic daisies in her car the night she died — that's the daisy on the dashboard we see during the car crash.
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Finally, just to put the nail in the coffin of the fake death notice, he tweeted out a picture of his 84th birthday bash in March, nearly six months after Google had him down as pushing up daisies.
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The whole time we were little kids, I would fight with my brother [Will] and [my dad would say], 'When mom and I kick the bucket and are pushing daisies, you've got to look out for each other.
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Pushing Daisies, Better Off Ted, Happy Endings, Great News, The Middleman, even Firefly (movie notwithstanding)… These series never had a chance to let their devotees down, because they were yanked off the air while they were still great.
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The 47-year-old mom of two has been living her country music dream daily for years, but now she's moving forward on a different goal that highlights her culinary aspirations: launching her Love & Daisies kitchen line on HSN.
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Even as a dedicated fan, I'm never sure if I should keep watching This Is Us or if I should just re-watch You've Got Mail, a predictable movie with daisies, love notes, and absolutely no soul-crushing deaths.
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We never did find the vintage game, but we heard the poets along Colonels Row before we saw them, reciting into mikes from stages named White Horse, Algonquin and Ring of Daisies, the last one outlined in fresh flowers.
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The series, which debuted in 23 one week after the "Mad Men" midseason finale, shared that show's time slot as well as its workplace vibe, enigmatic antihero (here, Lee Pace from "Pushing Daisies") and intricate engagement with historical events.
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The later advent of eukaryotes set in motion evolutionary paths that led to a riotous assemblage of organisms over the eons like palm trees, blue whales, T. rex, hummingbirds, clownfish, shiitake mushrooms, lobsters, daisies, woolly mammoths and Marilyn Monroe.
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Despite its inclusion of grim accounts of murder, arson, blackmail and sexual infidelity, "Spoon River" is a feel-good show, a memento mori only in that it encourages its audiences to gather their rosebuds (or daisies) while they may.
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The destroyed sample would have looked similar to this Natural History Museum collection (Image: Natural History Museum)A box of rare daisies dating back to the mid 19th century has been destroyed by Australian biosecurity officials after a paperwork mix-up.
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In the case of the rare daisies, Australian biosecurity officials said the paperwork failed to meet Australian import requirements, and was missing information such as a listing of the specimens, botanical nomenclature, and whether the specimens were preserved or not.
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Through a surreal narrative that looks a bit like Secret Garden meets Daisies, it deals with the forces of perception and control - taking the internal struggle of navigating a world that suddenly looks and feels different, and turning it inside out.
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Where the L.A. tearoom features birdcage chairs and mirrored daisies, the one in Geneva has an elegant, almost celestial ambience, with tiny starry lights and a fathomless green edging out a darker-than-usual pink as the space's dominant color.
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Played by Lee Pace, star of ABC fantasy comedy series "Pushing Daisies", DeLorean comes over as a huckster, selling a hollow version of the American Dream, something Hamm said had contemporary relevance in a world where "buffoonery is somehow celebrated".
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Farther in is what Pearson calls his "Japanese moment": a bridge-crossing in a wild environment of moss-covered rocks and various types of ferns, yellow daisies and late-blooming water irises, their delicately ruffled amethyst petals like tissue paper.
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A breezy 76 minutes of mostly plotless yet breathtakingly imaginative avant-garde comedy, "Daisies" follows two women, both named Marie (played by Jitka Cerhova and Ivana Karbanova) as they spend their days giggling together, changing clothes, spreading mischief and baffling men.
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Discovery's original showrunner, Dead Like Me and Pushing Daisies creator Bryan Fuller, left the project after clashing with CBS executives over budget, production schedule, crew selection, and the intriguing idea of Discovery being an anthology series instead of the serialized show CBS preferred.
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She paired her second dress with an equally bohemian loose braid, accented with daisies woven throughout And if you thought the bride was drop-dead gorgeous, then check out the bridal party which was straight supermodels all dressed in shades of blush.
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You might remember the original version of this track about finding love in unexpected places from the first episode of the second season of Gilmore Girls, when Lorelai is walking around town handing out yellow daisies after Max Medina proposes to her.
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Earlier this year, CBS also announced that the newest Trek would be helped by Bryan Fuller — which would seem like an odd choice if you only knew about his most recent work, like the quirky Pushing Daisies and the intense, gory Hannibal.
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When Bryan Fuller was announced as executive producer and showrunner of Star Trek: Discovery, the internet rejoiced, given Fuller's geek credentials as a former writer on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine and Voyager (not to mention cult favorites like Hannibal and Pushing Daisies).
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" In an interview with Westword, a Denver online newsletter, in 2006, Dr. Gray said, "When I am pushing up daisies, I am very sure that we will find that humans have warmed the globe slightly, but that it's nothing like what they're saying.
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Daniel Handler serves as the executive producer and penned a handful of the episodes (in contrast, the film was written by Robert Gordon), while Barry Sonnenfield—who earlier honed this fun/dark balance in Addams Family and Pushing Daisies—directs four episodes.
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Built on a rolling site that once was a nursery, players for most of the day were pushing up daisies in the third round as the scoring average topped 76 as the leaders completed the front nine and the wind finally calmed.
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A pale green hospice blanket served as a tablecloth over two adjacent coffee tables, which were decorated with a vase of simple daisies and daffodils and strewn with cue cards, each of which bore one of Mr. Shields's favorite quotations in colored ink.
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The former "American Gods" co-showrunner took to social media on Tuesday to advocate — tongue partially in cheek — for the return of " Pushing Daisies ," the dramedy starring Lee Pace, Ana Friel and Kristin Chenoweth that aired on Disney-owned network aired from 2007-09.
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His character-rich style of storytelling, as exemplified on shows like Heroes, Daisies, and Dead Like Me, would seem to be a perfect match for Trek, which at its very best has always been about the people on the ships first, and the pyrotechnics, second.
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Improving the series' effects seems to be one goal of the delay Star Trek: Discovery is being headed up by Bryan Fuller, who created Pushing Daisies, which some people think is the greatest show ever to air on TV, and most people didn't watch.
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Executive produced by J.J. Abrams and written/produced by Jonathan and Lisa Joy Nolan (writer of The Dark Knight, Memento and Pushing Daisies), and with a cast including Anthony Hopkins, James Marsden and Evan Rachel Wood, it is already creating quite a stir online.
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Lest we forget: this time last season, Jessie and her two (obnoxious) sons met their grisly demise amid a full-on walker invasion of Alexandria, and Carl got shot in the eye — so "Rock in the Road" felt like a skip through the daisies in comparison.
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Of the 8,704 students studied (ranging in age from middle school to college level), four in ten high-school students believed that the region near Japan's Fukushima nuclear plant was toxic after seeing an unsourced photo of deformed daisies coupled with a headline about the Japanese area.
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Mr. Wondolowski lives a half-mile away from greenhouses that were originally built to grow daisies and chrysanthemums but now house thousands of marijuana plants, part of a booming — and pungent — business seeking to cash in on recreational cannabis, which has been legal in California since January.
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In June 2015, on the eve of the debut of what turned out to be the final season of Hannibal, Fuller told me that he occasionally wanted to do something more "hopeful": I yearn for the days of Pushing Daisies and having a broader twinkle in my storytelling.
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Watching her hop from one red carpet to the next maintaining that toothy smile and sturdy hand on her hip makes celebrity style watching fun again, which, coming from people who do this stuff for a living, is as fresh as a Valentino jacquard gown full of daisies.
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The team-up, which kicks off the Cannes Lions Festival, allows users to snap photos with special "frames" incorporating Murakami icons Mr. DOB and the smiling daisies, as well as the octopus created to coincide with his MCA summer retrospective, Takashi Murakami: The Octopus Eats Its Own Leg.
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Not the kind of challenge that a designer who is searching for more time to smell the daisies would take on — especially given the fact that Mr. Simons, who has relocated to New York from Antwerp, Belgium, will continue to design his own men's line at the same time.
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In an exclusive teaser for Thursday's season 4 premiere, Allison Hendrix (Tatiana Maslany) and husband Donnie (Kristian Bruun) are getting down and dirty to disintern the body of Dr. Aldous Leekie (Matt Frewer), whom they had to bury in their garage after Donnie accidentally shot him back in season 2 (whoopsy daisies!).
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They were a pair of hand-me-down plastic jelly shoes that had been clear at some point, but by the time they got to me, were closer to the color of a weak tea, and came adorned with two yellow Gerbera daisies — one for the top of each of my child-size-4.5 feet.
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Despite the fact that she'd just started a new job at McKinsey and she'd spent three years working toward a law degree, Joy had also recently written a sample television script that a friend passed along to Hollywood producer Bryan Fuller, who was putting together a writing staff for "Pushing Daisies," Joy told Cosmopolitan.
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Nearly four in 10 high school students believed, based on the headline, that this photograph of deformed daisies provided strong evidence of toxic conditions near the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant in Japan, even though no source or location was given for the photo, The Wall Street Journal wrote in an article about the research.
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If that description reminds you of ABC's mid-2000s sci-fi-tinged sensation Lost, you're not too off the mark; that show's creator and executive producer, J. J. Abrams, also carries an executive producing credit on Westworld with creators and showrunners Jonathan Nolan (The Dark Knight, Interstellar, Person of Interest) and Lisa Joy (Pushing Daisies, Burn Notice).
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That display, for which Covini was awarded the prestigious Prix de Rome prize, was on view at the event inside the Villa Necchi Campiglio, the grand 1930s-era Rationalist-style home designed by Piero Portaluppi, while outside, the duo assembled an open-air steel-and-wood pavilion lined with beds of snapdragons, forsythia, thistles and daisies.
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It's like turning on "Cutthroat Kitchen," expecting to see the host telling the contestants to make ice cream using traffic cones for bowls while wearing dog cones around their necks, only to find that all that's on is "The Great British Baking Show," the contestants cheering one another on while making crumpets and scones under a tent pitched in a field of daisies.
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In the United States, the Czech-born filmmaker Chytilova (2212-2505) remains best known for her second feature, "Daisies" (on Friday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday), a touchstone of filmmaking in the run-up to the Prague Spring (it was initially banned in Czechoslovakia) and a milestone of feminist cinema, starring Jitka Cerhova and Ivana Karbanova as mischief makers whose antics upend conventions of film and narrative form.
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But what I love most now is that high-quality chefs that could bank money with locations near downtown's convention and tourist-friendly hotels are opening their restaurants in outlying residential neighborhoods instead, like Giant and Daisies in Logan Square, Acadia in the South Loop or Band of Bohemia in Ravenswood, where the great majority of diners can walk to the restaurant from their homes.
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In this movie, the only young women who are "seen" (as in, noticed or noted by other characters, rather than just the camera) are the ones who are aestheticized after their deaths as bone-white virgins set amid a field of daisies, the beautiful survivors whose eyes remind boys of the eyes of the dead girls, and the imaginary ones who are described only as fantasy or urban legend.
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Castaway, too, I lie again, feignI can bring a dying thing back, keep digging& hoping I'll plumb the sophic root, hereIn south-central LA. Every day, we scaleThis barrier reef of chained links & lapThe daisies I imagine doing backstrokesIn what was once a pool, bring compost& water, keep digging & hoping to playGod, call back from certain extinctionSome living thing we assume we'll always haveTo waste, because you said we must.
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"It's a party theme," she explains on repeat in French, English and Italian, as she points out the jacquard sweaters with a vintage pattern of masks, the chiffon-weight knits, the embroidered woven lace of daisies made with the Swiss technique known as Sangallo — the many patterns and weaving methods pulled from the archives, and the new silhouettes and knit weights that push the fashion house's language forward.
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In terms of subject matter, the paintings can be divided into four distinct groups: still-lifes of daisies and other ordinary flowers; portraits of animals (frog, dog, and tiger); landscapes populated by naked women involved in every kind of activity — carrying buckets, riding a tired horse, drinking, eating chicken legs, or pulling their hair; and one outlier, a green figure with a long Pinocchio nose and a shock of frizzy hair, holding up her skirt.
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Johannessen's 40-minute audio drama (also broadcast on local radio each Sunday of the show's duration) narrates the eye's evolution in nature through an extended meditation by a software designer called Mx. The paradox of the piece — an audio recording about sight — draws attention to the act of perception and the immediate environment: scientific eye diagrams folded into origami fortune tellers are piled inconspicuously on a table; light changes from warm to cool almost imperceptibly throughout the play; daisies mentioned in passing are arranged in a vase; signs for prosthetic limbs hang nearby.
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In its first retrospective since its name change in April, Film at Lincoln Center highlights a secret weapon of 1960s and '70s Czechoslovak cinema: Krumbachova was a costume designer on Jan Nemec's World War II film "Diamonds of the Night" (on Saturday and Tuesday); a screenwriter, cast member and costume designer on Vera Chytilova's "Daisies" (on Friday and Monday); a screenwriter and production designer on the fairy-tale fantasia "Valerie and Her Week of Wonders" (on Saturday and Monday); and, once, a feature director in her own right ("The Murder of Mr. Devil," on Friday and Monday).
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