The reverb is dialed down with new layers deftly applied.
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The clean air campaign can be dialed down but it cannot be reversed.
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But Mr. Hader's dialed-down take reflects the movie's tempered refinement of the original.
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Using TipRanks we dialed down into top analysts' favorite names from the sector right now.
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If this formidable information collection machine gets dialed down even a single notch, who wins?
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" Conway said Sunday, however, that she believes "the temperature needs to be dialed down overall.
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Vinegar notes were also dialed down, which were said to be unpopular with locals, Williams said.
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But don't forget: This dialed down version will still disappoint a large swath of Trump voters.
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It was likely to take such an action notwithstanding, having dialed down compliance since May 2019.
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Despite this new glimmer of life, the AV industry has mostly dialed down its efforts in Washington.
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Mr. Meyer was probably right to take a dialed-down approach to the top-floor restaurant genre.
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The brilliantine was dialed down, and some outlier rays of sun seem to have reached his face.
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As they prepared to exit the plane, they put on their medals and dialed down their smiles.
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Now some are having to lay off journalists, especially those making video content that Facebook also dialed down.
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Instead, the dialed-down performances contribute to the feeling that this film is primarily a cold intellectual exercise.
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Only a minute into his monologue, he dialed down the exaggerated punchlines to get real with his audience.
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In a speech marking Korea's independence from Japanese rule, Moon dialed down his recent harsh rhetoric towards Japan.
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I dialed down my Starbucks habit just a notch and found a better rate for my cell phone plan.
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I do have the bass dialed down, but this doesn't ameliorate the thudding I feel directly in my chest.
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In some ways, this week Saturday Night LiveIn some ways this week's Saturday Night Live dialed down the political coverage.
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Trump has since dialed down his rhetoric, however, insisting earlier this month, for example, he would rather not "hurt" Clinton.
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The exceptions include the W80 missile warhead and B61 bomb, both of which can be "dialed down" for lower yields.
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By agreeing to Renault's demand, Saikawa has dialed down tensions and likely won a reprieve on his two-year tenure.
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But its game in two weeks at Virginia Tech just got dialed down a few clicks on the tension meter.
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Some of the ardent Sanders supporters would also be well served if they dialed down the rhetoric a few notches.
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Broadly speaking, the Spark boasts all of the same features as the larger, folding Mavic Pro, but everything is dialed down.
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But what makes it great is the screenplay's structure and how Fincher dialed down some of that trademark Sorkin-ness, too.
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"I took a chin implant out, I've dialed down on the injections because I thought it was too much," she says.
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And that wasn't even with the battery saver mode turned on or the screen dialed down to 50 percent or less.
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Per its latest outlook, the group dialed down growth expectations across the eurozone, Latin America, the U.S., the U.K. and Australia.
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Tensions cooled after US troops avoided casualties in an Iranian reprisal attack on bases in Iraq and Trump dialed down his rhetoric.
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Hallway lights have been dimmed and some diplomats have brought in heaters as radiators have been dialed down despite the Swiss winter.
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He later dialed down his position and admitted global warming needed to be addressed, but remained a staunch opponent of any formal regulations.
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They are dialed down from the placeholders that showed at earlier screenings; Zack's update, for example, used to celebrate his "regular" child payments.
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His "Dark Knight" entries in the Batman saga raised the genre's allegorical stakes and dialed down the humor to an all-but-imperceptible whisper.
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Trump has dialed down his rhetoric since winning the White House, however, noting last week that Clinton has already "suffered greatly" for her actions.
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I haven't tested them on an airplane (the best test in my opinion) but they dialed down the droning of my air conditioner excellently.
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The batteries, which were infamously the explosive issue that sunk the OG iteration of the handset, will be dialed-down in size from 3,500mAh to 3,200mAh.
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"I dialed down the tra-la-la and the chichi," he told the magazine Le Point, arguing that modern diners had grown weary of excessive luxury.
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While investors have dialed down forecasts for corporate earnings in the near-term, expectations that major central banks will loosen monetary policy continue to prop up sentiment.
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Was the threat of the highly contagious swine flu dialed down, and positive reports on Obama's handling of the crisis dialed up, because of bias or politics?
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His velvety eyes were a dialed down version of the peepers he wields to astonishing effect onscreen, where they seem to bare every twitch of his soul.
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Ben Sasse of Nebraska got in the game during the GOP presidential primary with references to Trump's short fingers, but he has since dialed down his trolling.
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The dollar was little changed against a basket of major currencies a day after Federal Reserve minutes dialed down expectations of the central bank hiking interest rates soon.
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But has been in the process of slimming down, as the CRO has had several rounds of job cuts since it dialed down its 2016 outlook in 2015.
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In the CBS News version, which tracked independent voters in Virginia separated by sex, both men and women dialed down their support of Pence during the same segment.
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" Even Britain's chief negotiator, Mr. Davis, has dialed down his trademark optimism over the talks, telling lawmakers recently that "nobody has ever pretended this would be simple or easy.
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The meanness has been dialed down several notches – there's no assistant getting toyed with by a pterodactyl this time – and the special effects look many orders of magnitude better.
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The dollar was little changed against a basket of major currencies a day after Federal Reserve minutes that dialed down some expectations of the central bank hiking interest rates soon.
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The report rekindled investor interest in riskier assets and weighed on safe-havens as it dialed down fears that Trump would impose new tariffs on $300 billion in Chinese goods.
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She reminded me that I'd been happier since I dialed down my screen time, and she gently encouraged me to focus on the other side of the cost-benefit analysis.
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From playful styles at Area and Jacquemus to Chanel and Fendi's dialed-down versions, it's clear we should just stop asking whether leggings are pants, because the answer is obviously yes.
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We've really dialed down the pace of seed investing, so I'd say this year maybe we'll make 2400 to 26, but it depends on what you [founders in the audience] do.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British consumers were unruffled by the latest twists and turns in the country's Brexit drama and companies have dialed down their worry levels, two surveys published on Tuesday showed.
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The report rekindled investor interest in riskier assets and weighed on safe-haven assets as it dialed down fears that Trump would impose new tariffs on $300 billion in Chinese goods.
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The high-energy, animated vulgarity of that show and MacFarlane's "American Dad" is dialed down here, replaced with drier humor and a heavy helping of "Star Trek" — which is being parodied.
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I've made it with beef, turkey, pork; I've also dialed down the chile powder and omitted the jalapeños for my daughter (top your bowl with chiles if you like, to compensate).
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For his newest solo project, Millevoi dialed down his usual firestorm of proggy notes and upped the epic Neil Young-influenced guitar solo ante on the apocalyptic desert blues of Desertion.
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But when officials were not looking or, more important, when the cars were being used by regular motorists, the software dialed down to save wear and tear on the fragile emissions-control equipment.
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When frequent Nichols collaborator Michael Shannon shows up in a cameo to play a LIFE photographer, his dialed-down performance suggests the wealth of compassion any right-minded person would feel toward the Lovings.
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With the pathway to other worlds open, the tensions between the various factions of The Expanse are dialed down as the show digs in for a story about the ugly, messy greed of colonization.
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The main indexes ended the week lower for the first time in three weeks as investors dialed down hopes of a steep 50 basis points rate cut at the central bank's upcoming policy setting meeting.
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Two weeks into the earnings season for which investors have dialed down expectations, about 77% of the 138 S&P 20.3 companies that have reported so far have topped earnings estimates, according to Refinitiv data.
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Two weeks into an earnings season for which investors have dialed down expectations, about 77% of the 138 S&P 20.2 companies that have reported so far have topped earnings estimates, according to Refinitiv data.
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Notably, one question in the survey makes specific reference to the past week — and asks whether a user's opinion of Facebook has changed for the better, stayed the same or dialed down over this period.
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Where the playhouse opened in 2014 with a becalmed production of "The Duchess of Malfi" that dialed down the temperature of Webster's best-known play, this "White Devil" is aggressive and clamorous to a fault.
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In the intervening months, Senate Republicans have refused to consider Barack Obama's choice to fill Mr Scalia's seat, and the remaining eight justices have dialed down the controversy coming their way to barely more than a whisper.
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They are unlikely to return to the unusually calm conditions seen last year, even though equities have already recovered more than half the ground lost in the recent sell-off and traders have rapidly dialed down fear.
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Interest rate cuts, dialed-down trade tensions between the United States and China, and the resilience of the service sector in many countries all seem to have helped keep the global economy from descending into a recession.
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You'll be able to get that power mileage if you restrict your computing activities to streaming music or video streaming and with many of your battery-saving features (screen brightness, Wi-Fi off, Bluetooth off, etc.) dialed down.
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But she dialed down her criticism in at least one venue important to the company: After blasting Facebook repeatedly that fall on her own Facebook page, Ms. Klobuchar hardly mentioned the company in posts between November and February.
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This season, Isabel Marant dialed down the feminine whimsy and instead proposed a warrior-like silhouette: Jackets and knits came with exaggerated shoulders that petered down to the narrowest of waists on tailored pants or handkerchief-hem skirts.
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U.S. stock markets are unlikely to return to the unusually calm conditions seen last year, even though equities have already recovered more than half the ground lost in the recent selloff and traders have rapidly dialed down fear.
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Two weeks into the guts of an earnings season for which investors have already dialed down expectations, the manufacturing firms' results came on the same day as a grim set of forward-looking surveys on the euro zone economy.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stock markets are unlikely to return to the unusually calm conditions seen last year, even though equities have already recovered more than half the ground lost in the recent selloff and traders have rapidly dialed down fear.
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My mother was dispositionally unwilling to sacrifice pleasure for politics, or style for trends, enough so that I did not mind the dialed-down frequency of her customary brown-butter sauces, ripe, oozing full-fat cheeses and visits to the butchers.
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But by later on Wednesday, it became clear that after reaching the brink of war with the United States, both Tehran and Washington appeared to have dialed down their direct military confrontation, a de-escalation that had many Iranians expressing relief.
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However, trade tensions were dialed down last week following signals that Beijing and Washington would meet in September for talks, but Bloomberg reported on Monday that the two sides were struggling to agree on a date for the planned meeting.
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In a development build of the beta app, Haider showed us what this looked like, with the caveat that the color scheme being used has been intentionally made to be overly saturated – it will be dialed down when the features launch to testers.
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The irreverent tone of past Opening Nights, however, was dialed down several notches at the Xcel Energy Center, home of the NHL's Minnesota Wild, on Monday, as many of the usual cast of cartoon characters were not drawn to this year's event.
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A day after warning that the United States was "locked and loaded" to respond to the Saudi incident, Trump dialed down his rhetoric, saying on Monday there was "no rush" to do so and that Washington was coordinating with Gulf Arab and European states.
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A day after warning that the United States was "locked and loaded" to respond to the Saudi incident, Trump dialed down his rhetoric, saying on Monday there was "no rush" to do so and that Washington was coordinating with Gulf Arab and European states.
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But a day after warning that the United States was "locked and loaded" to respond to the incident, Trump dialed down his rhetoric, saying on Monday there was "no rush" to do so and that Washington was coordinating with Gulf Arab and European states.
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On Sunday, Trump warned that the United States was "locked and loaded" to respond to the attack on the Saudis, but a day later, he dialed down his rhetoric, saying there was "no rush" to take action and that the U.S. was coordinating with allies.
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A day after warning that the United States was "locked and loaded" to respond to the Saudi incident, Trump dialed down his rhetoric, saying on Monday there was "no rush" to take action and that the U.S. was coordinating with allies on the matter.
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"You live at a certain level, and it's hard to go down," said Sana Saleh, 45, a widow who had cut back on food and dialed down her electricity use, trying to keep her daughter in a private school whose tuition is 1,700 Egyptian pounds ($113) a month.
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It significantly dialed down the redness and inflammation of my sensitive, hormonal acne-prone, currently blemish-ridden skin after the first use; a few more, and I can see little bumps clearing up, blackheads disappearing, and an angry cyst on my upper cheek slowly retreating back to wherever it came from.
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In the months since, it has reshuffled executives, announced a variety of fixes in various markets, dialed down its diesel marketing (and suspended diesel sales altogether in some parts of the world), and refocused on electrics with the introduction of the Budd-e concept and the greenlighting of the Porsche Mission E concept.
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Many will praise or critique "Club Aso"—a song from his debut record, PAGAN—as yet another example of the Mixpak artist's "digital dancehall" aesthetic, but for me, it simply sums up the rare sweet spot he's able to hit as a songwriter: catchy enough to compete with most Top 40 radio tunes, but dialed down to a near-whisper.
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During his time with Goebel Miniatures, Olszewski traveled extensively and gave lectures to collectors at hundreds of retail gift stores and conventions where he made a special appearance to meet collectors and sign his art. In 1993, Olszewski was named the International Collectible Artist of the Year by the Gifts and Collectibles Industry.Resnick. "Disney Dialed Down." Pg. 16 That same year, a 30-year retrospective of his work was showcased at the Carnegie Art Museum in Oxnard, California.
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The song has received generally positive reviews from music critics. Sam Gazdziak of Engine 145 gave it a thumbs-up, saying that the song "may be the most country- sounding song he’s ever released," also making note of Aldean's "understated vocal." Bobby Peacock of Roughstock gave the song a positive review, saying that its production was "dialed down" and more neotraditionalist in sound, compared to Aldean's more rock music-influenced songs such as "She's Country." He also viewed Aldean's vocal performance favorably.
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These interviews tend to emphasize bizarre aspects of contestants' personalities, with Wagner making facial commentary as the conversation proceeds. Generally only those who will pass the first round are introduced, and a nickname is assigned that is used throughout the game. At night, the show takes an epic and serious turn, with the humor dialed down, and serious background music instead of its lighthearted theme music. The final four or three contestants play separately on a large obstacle course inside the studio called the Wipeout Zone, each attempting to finish the course in the fastest time, much like the first round.
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After the war, he became a Search Destroy Agent and first appeared in the present day in Outlaw; he appeared infrequently after this, and after the death of Johnny's partner Wulf Sternhammer, McNulty would become Johnny's new partner in many strips. Initially, he had a running gag of his Scottish dialect being incomprehensible to the English characters but this would be dialed down – his hooligan ways would continue to be a source of humour though. In "The Life and Death of Johnny Alpha" in 2010, a retired Middenface was shown with a genuine drinking problem following Johnny Alpha's death.
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Paul collaborated with Hackney vocalist Nao on a song called "So Good". This was the first time Paul applied the moniker A. K. Paul. In November, Miguel posted a photo of himself with A. K. Paul and his brother Jai Paul on Instagram, marking a rare appearance from both artists. Also in November, singer Jones collaborated with A. K. on a song called "You". "It’s significantly more dialed-down and intimate when compared to “So Good”, but every bit as captivating. Jones’ voice is both airy and striking, flowing over Paul's warm backdrop of crystalline synths and steady percussions".
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In 1994, Robert Olszewski nearly lost his life to colon cancer and left Goebel as the lead designer of Goebel Miniatures to recuperate, and changed his business direction by establishing his own Olszewski Studios. In 1998, he secured his own contract with Disney to work with them on the Story Time line, which captures nine Disney films in miniature form and was distributed from 2000 through 2006.Resnick. "Disney Dialed Down." Pgs. 16–17 The films include The Nightmare Before Christmas and Alice in Wonderland. In 1998, he was commissioned to create miniatures for the premiere of the film, A Bug’s Life and the cast of Steamboat Willie.
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" The Wall Street Journal critic Joe Morgenstern commented, "'Knight and Day' woke me up to just how awful some summer entertainments have become. It isn't that the film is harmful, except to moviegoers' wallets and movie lovers' morale, but that it is truly phenomenal for the purity of its incoherence." Writing for the Chicago Sun-Times, Roger Ebert rated the movie 3 stars out of 4 and wrote, "'Knight and Day' aspires to the light charm of a romantic action comedy like 'Charade' or 'Romancing the Stone,' but would come closer if it dialed down the relentless action. The romance part goes without saying after a Meet Cute contrived in an airport, and the comedy seems to generate naturally between Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz.
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Predominately run by (family) heirs and sympathetic professionals, the two foundations in their goal of maintaining the cultural legacy of both artists - aside from safeguarding and maintaining their original art collections - organize exhibitions on a regular basis at the various cultural institutions, publish bibliographical book publications of for example biographies and rare, unknown and previously unpublished works, as well as providing information and illustrations to media interested in reporting on the two comic artists and their work. The Kresse foundation though, appears to dialed down its activities around 2018 when its official "Eric de Noorman" website went dark. Exemplary of the continued presence in Dutch popular awareness of Tom Poes en Oliver B. Bommel was Dutch collector Pim Oosterheert, who possesses one of the largest private collections of Toonder materials. Oosterheert decided to turn his home in Zoeterwoude into a bonafide museum, Museum de Bommelzolder, whose opening in 1998 was presided by Toonder's son in the presence of Dutch comic scene alumni and local dignitaries, - official site and enjoys the full backing of the Toonder Compagnie.
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