So after that, dimly, dimly, she sensed it, she was different and they knew her difference and kept away.
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In one version, the photon arrives dimly and ends brightly, and, in the other, it arrives brightly and ends dimly.
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Cancer:In a dimly lit, dimly lit office, on the sixth floor of a furtive bar, a dozen women stand nervously at the entrance to the back of the bar.
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With the iPhone XS, I couldn't get good pictures of food in dimly-lit restaurants or of people at dimly-lit parties — with the iPhone 11 Pro, I can.
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The sky was dimly lit with twilight as training ended.
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It's a super dimly lit Italian joint with live jazz.
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MOD's interior was dimly lit but full of local character.
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I stand on a platform in a dimly lit space.
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Arthur says the area where Cacciapuoti tripped is dimly lit.
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The court crowd regulars are dimly aware of the newcomers.
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The room was dimly lit, and the atmosphere was eerie.
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This shot at a dimly lit restaurant is much the same.
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Maybe Depp will accomplish that with this dimly-lit mirror selfie.
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"They removed the patch in a dimly lit room," recalled Elizabeth.
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Watch the dimly-lit performance at the top of the page.
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The building was dimly lit, and cold air blew through door.
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Navarro's father in a dimly lit produce market, becoming self-employed.
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Inside was a dimly lit bar and a few wooden booths.
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In a dimly lit basement in downtown Ottawa lies House of TARG.
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Boris's face, lit dimly by the light of the moon, looks on.
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In dimly lit basements of suburban mothers' houses, à la I, Tonya?
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We could dimly see the Table but walls and roof were invisible.
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Gaby does her makeup in the dimly lit room before going out.
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At Ross, the linoleum floors are badly scuffed, the hallways dimly lit.
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Clinton's detractors look dimly on appeals to support her as a pathbreaker.
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I heard them dimly in the midst of depression and prescription drugs.
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And the movie's dismal outlook even extends to the dimly-lit cinematography.
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It was especially useful indoor, like in dimly lit restaurants or rooms.
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He also stays with them in their dimly lit, two-bedroom apartment.
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Dan Stevens, dimly discernible under a hundredweight of pelt, has more luck.
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I can dimly recall the Knicks' championship teams of 1970 and 1973.
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I left the piano bench with relief and a dimly felt regret.
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In contrast to the hotel's lively vibes, the was dimly lit and quiet.
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There are nine Casper Nooks total, spaced out inside a dimly lit room.
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And what better place do that than a cozy, dimly lit cocktail bar?
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Like Aadhaar, Facebook is a juggernaut dimly understood even by its own creators.
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The student, a 4-year-old boy, joined from a dimly lit room.
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At times, the cabin's aura was reminiscent of a dimly lit, classy restaurant.
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He spoke with a booming and impassioned voice into the dimly lit club.
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The video is set in a dimly-lit room, featuring a stained mattress.
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In this dimly lit room, he and Toups really started hitting it off.
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Western democracies are in the midst of an upheaval they only dimly grasp.
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It is a shadowy, dimly lit performance, with a chorus contributing atmospheric music.
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A cutter scissored through layers of denim methodically in the dimly lit room.
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The other night, at this dimly lit hotel bar, an impossibly skinny d.j.
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Multicolored lights flashed in a space as dimly illuminated as a parking garage.
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The sole remaining restaurant in the dimly lit food court is a Wendy's.
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The disabled car on the dimly lit highway had been going 67 m.p.h.
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The dimly-lit installation, VOID, is a straight-shot into an indeterminate abyss.
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Some processes are still just spreadsheets clunkily hiding in a dimly-lit back room.
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It also provides rich colors and uniform blacks even in a dimly lit room.
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Tess catches the two making out in a dimly lit hallway in the bar.
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The stairwell was dimly lit, and the dust particles made it difficult to breathe.
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I still have Facebook photos from those nights, dimly lit, pre-iPhone, orange-gold.
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A battle scene in the woods is so dimly lit, it's impossible to follow.
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Bo knew, dimly, that the warehouses they'd been put in were near the docks.
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In ways we can only dimly guess, his manners would have been strange too.
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In the sweaty, dimly lit interior, about 100 people are dancing to repetitive beats.
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The planet is probably dimly lit by its star and slightly colder than Saturn.
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I'm the dimly lit figure at the side of a frame featuring George Clooney.
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They only dimly know about the Holocaust and the extermination of 6 million Jews.
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It's dimly lit, and mattresses are lined up on the floor against the walls.
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The interior was dimly lit and covered in wood panels and flat-screen TVs.
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That man, Tom Harlan, 20063, sat barefoot in the theater's dimly lit office recently.
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In it, Hujar's hands are dimly visible, like ghosts, behind a curtain of words.
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My "Nano Queen," the basic category, had the feel of a dimly lit box.
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The dimly lighted eatery is full of live plants, giving a jungle-like effect.
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Conversely, according to sales records, diners in dimly lit rooms ordered 39 percent more calories.
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This wasn't some spontaneous decision made in a dimly-lit room forced by peer pressure.
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When I was 20, I was drinking Andre and Franzia in friends' dimly lit basements.
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I did not use any lighting equipment, which was sometimes challenging in dimly lit barns.
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It's in this dimly lit, cluttered apartment that we see Connie's immorality knows no limits.
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You don't get the 'gimme' of a set that's like a dimly lit, smoky bar.
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Walking into a dimly lit restaurant, I panic when daylight switches instantly to pitch black.
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One of the best parts of Tuscany is its snug restaurants, romantic and dimly lit.
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Sunlight—something our readers in Beijing may only dimly remember—is the best anti-pollutant.
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Each group gathers in a dimly lit meeting room that looks like a movie theater.
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Within days of her surgery, she could see colors and walk in dimly lit settings.
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The restaurant in Eisenärzt was dimly lit, and only one of its tables was occupied.
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It was those efforts which were truly the masterpiece, which the painting only dimly reflects.
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Balboa: be really old and strong in a dimly lit gym, extended saxophone solo soundtrack.
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This is for frozen wastelands and dimly-lit basements; horizontal club music for abandoned buildings.
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Walking to the train station through dimly lit streets, I stumbled over a protruding stone.
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Over in one dimly lit corner sat a martini-drinking movie star and his manager.
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But some justices may look dimly upon the government abruptly changing its position in cases.
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But it was also an excuse to learn about a technology I only dimly understood.
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Normally the room, the Milstein Hall of Ocean Life, is lit dimly with blue lights.
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Across the dimly lit room, seemingly miles away, was a coffin with a man inside.
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By that point, he was the only candidate left in the dimly lit hotel lobby.
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We entered a gloomy, dimly lit lower level and were directed to a long, narrow escalator.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Venus Over Manhattan is sparely hung, dimly lit, and cavernous.
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The room was dimly lit and full of the dominatrix's leather props, just as he expected.
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The video features Spears performing intricate choreography to Eilish's track in a dimly lit foyer area.
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The governor wore a great suit and tie in a dimly lit office redolent of cigars.
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She escorted me through the dimly lit room to the glowing bar at the far end.
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It got pretty bright, though, and the videos appeared quite clear in a dimly lit room.
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He dimly remembered a time when grown-ups were terrified to speak out about almost anything.
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On Tuesday, the dimly lit Mitsubishi showroom was occupied by four Outlanders and no sales employees.
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That bass line, for instance, conjures up dimly lit alleys, flickering streetlights, and billowing trench coats.
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Spare but sophisticated, the inn's rooms are tucked down a short hall dimly lit by sconces.
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From a dimly lit space behind the glass, I see two other pairs of eyes watching.
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These African-American players were far more than that and in ways we only dimly divined.
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Opinion A semi-vanquished enemy is rising zombielike from the crypt of America's dimly remembered wars.
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Low-hanging canopies, lakeside hammocks, and dimly-lit terraces are tucked away all over the place.
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The four-year effort had been viewed dimly in both the Trump and Obama White Houses.
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At 55, he moved joyfully among the dazzling costumes and wigs in his dimly lit quarters.
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They posted photographs of a dimly lit square, a portrait of Mao blurry in the background.
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And his penchant for slow shutter speeds in dimly lit nightclubs often lead to blurred images.
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The place was dimly lit, and there were minutely drawn maps and fake frescoes on the walls.
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Another interesting find: When administered caffeine, those in dimly lit rooms also began to make healthier choices.
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Many of the male employees were secretly recorded while on dates at dimly-lit restaurants, sipping wine.
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Robert Colescott painted "A Legend Dimly Told" in 1982, less than two years into Reagan's first term.
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You are now admitted into a dimly lit basement with a scuffed dance floor in the center.
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The upper half of the painting is a mirror bathed in darkness, dimly reflecting what is below.
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It was just the two show creators in a dimly lit room, and the president of HBO.
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He goes to find the box with all the answers in the massive, dimly-lit storage room.
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Even if you're only dimly aware of professional fighting culture, you probably know that theatrics are everything.
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We are all dimly, unsettlingly aware that our lives are enmeshed in systems we can't fully comprehend.
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They can yell about it night after night it in a dimly lit basement at 1 a.m.
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During a demo in a dimly lit room last week, the tech appeared to work relatively well.
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The memorial service was held in a windowless, dimly lit room at the back of the museum.
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Washington had good reasons for not wanting to take on the still dimly defined job of president.
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About 650 members attended, dancing in dimly lit halls where projections of videos played on the walls.
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But Mockett's bedroom seems to have been dimly-lit and silent, somewhere in the middle of London.
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Behind the tall iron gates and arched red door one ring dominated the sweaty, dimly lit gym.
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It's soft; it's smooth; it looks like a dry martini served in a dimly-lit piano bar.
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Bouchard blamed her injury on a cleaning fluid applied to the floor in the dimly lit room.
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The hallway was dimly lit and quiet, save for celebratory sounds emitting from the occasional open door.
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Visitors descend into a dimly lit cave beneath the new London headquarters of business news outlet Bloomberg.
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Hollywood Harvey Weinstein's name was only dimly on law-enforcement radar at the time of the kidnapping.
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TB: We're dimly aware, at the periphery, that the buzz and the enthusiasm is starting to grow.
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The movie mirrors Alison's desperation through dimly lit dead-end clues and hectic chase sequences through town.
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As a result, events in the White House are now more dimly lit than in previous administrations.
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Inside a dimly-lit basement, old men circle up to tell stories, drinking cheap beer in bottles.
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Furthermore, dual-lens cameras significantly enhance light absorption, meaning you can take better pictures in dimly-lit areas.
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"No more outdoor restrooms, dimly lit aisles and seedy characters," Lang said of convenience chains' refitting their stores.
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The label just released a dimly-lit teaser that features Rousteing donning items from the upcoming jewelry line.
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Upstairs, we entered a dimly lit dark wood dining area that was decked out in Valentine's Day decor.
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Bianco creates distance and detachment by presenting it mostly through grainy cell phone videos or dimly lit scenes.
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"It's not your first french fries, it's your first Happy Meal," Teigen clarified in the dimly-lit clip.
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Luigi shivers as he walks down dimly lit hallways and opens doors with no small amount of trepidation.
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There's a lot of screaming, bugs crawling out of mouths, girls with dark hair, and dimly lit trees.
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The dimly lit space had theatrically lit pedestals where live models were displaying the decorative pieces alongside mannequins.
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Investigators eventually linked his attacks — several of which targeted couples parked in dimly lit lovers' lanes — by the .
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A few decades later, Eli's evolved into a divey, dimly lit hub for all things punky and loud.
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Above the rooms is the Loft, a second-story lounge with striped tiles and dimly lit unisex bathrooms.
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The restaurant features a small, dimly-lit dining room, a solid cocktail menu, and a cozy patio area.
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The show is dimly lit and dramatic, bringing together organic elements (such as live silkworms) with futuristic technology.
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Sponsors' moves to rekindle their relationships with Sharapova were viewed dimly by some sports fans on social media.
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They invariably recline on a computer chair in a dimly lit room, the camera aimed at their crotch.
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Another attendee, Carlos Souza, captured their impromptu dance party in the midst of the dimly lit dining room.
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You just have to dimly sense the approaching wall before you flip turn and go on your way.
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She found herself enslaved with other women in a dimly-lit room with no ventilation, miles from Muscat.
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He led her down an incline to a dimly lit path along the old C&O Canal bed.
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You buy Rooney's ticket, you take her ride — not three muffled half-tours through bosky, dimly related hinterlands.
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Also gone were the dimly lit stores with loud music, replaced with brighter establishments that felt like boutiques.
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JERSEY CITY — Two years ago this month, Mayada Anjari was only dimly aware that a holiday was approaching.
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In both scenarios, they read in a dimly lit room until they felt ready to go to sleep.
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A fight broke out in a dimly lit parking lot at Eunice High School after a basketball game.
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Female consumers have been turned off by its sexy marketing, dimly lit stores and somewhat stale product assortment.
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That the writer knows and recalls these drafts, even if dimly, has an invisible effect of its own.
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Employees have taken to meeting for 10 minutes a day to meditate in a dimly lit conference room.
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She and Mr. Grifasi make clear how the embers of their love still glow, albeit ever more dimly.
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It's more dimly lit, thanks to the modern wooden shells encasing the seating areas, which looked quite cool.
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It brightens up the scene in dark areas, such as bars or just on a dimly lit street.
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Eventually the group filed down to the dimly lit room and took seats, notepads and beers in hand.
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Pictures of Mr. Lauren hang throughout his clubby, dimly lit headquarters on the Upper East Side of Manhattan.
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The first gallery is dimly lit, with a singular nineteenth century vase placed up high, in a corner.
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Beyond it was a massive room, dimly lit by a glowing orange light that ran horizontally along one wall.
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The only public transport is the old IRT limping along at five miles an hour through dimly-lit tunnels.
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The officials who set it in motion were only dimly aware that eliminating internal borders required strengthening external ones.
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Onscreen, the cockpit is a slick, dimly lit, metallic space boudoir, an oblique glimpse of a distant, sexy future.
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More than 400 companies listed their address in a dimly-lit colonial-era building at 9/12 Lalbazar Street.
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They then tried another location to no avail before taking Hurst to a dimly-lit empty supermarket parking lot.
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From that first day of life after "it," graduation rises dimly on some distant horizon, painfully far and unattainable.
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In the music video, the Mexican American artist, 24, croons with a dramatic flair in a dimly lit room.
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A dimly-lit bar in her hotel is filled with men wearing the robes and cap typical of northerners.
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The song was made in a dimly lit cupboard, filled with the scent of too many different incense sticks.
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To test it myself I shot some very dimly lit subjects in the front with some very bright backgrounds.
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Summertime means emerging from your dimly lit cubicle to expose your pallid skin to some precious rays of sunshine.
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Every weekday morning at 7:30, Noyce crossed the University of Alberta campus to reach Evans' dimly lit lab.
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Istace is now holding Rage Yoga classes in the dimly lit basement of Dickens, a bar in Calgary, Canada.
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I walked out onto the dimly lit patio, naked, in public, for the first time in my adult life.
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"It's still so fresh," she said, crying as she stood in her dimly lit kitchen, with rain pouring outside.
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Amer slows the car outside a high wall on a quiet, broad street lit dimly by wrought-iron lamps.
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Then came a deliciously warm night, fueled by cheap drinks and music in a dimly lit Shanghai karaoke establishment.
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I was dimly aware that there was another, stronger me somewhere, but I could barely see or remember her.
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Almena seemed able to tap straight into Harris's desires — even those of which Harris himself was only dimly aware.
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JAZZ Nublu 151 is a dimly lit dance club that presents the odd jazz star every now and again.
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"Being cool is really cool," declares a blurry sign behind a spectator crowd at a dimly-lit, clubby lounge.
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I arrived on the 31st floor and walked down the dimly-lit and very quiet hallway to my room.
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The Drover is one, a dimly-lit, cavernous restaurant with a very tasty seven-ounce, whisky-marinated sirloin ($15.95).
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Haley, who testified through tears, said Weinstein backed her into a dimly lit bedroom where there were children's toys.
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She says she was dimly aware of her long nails cutting into her cheeks as she clawed at them.
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Called Bar Experiment, guests sip cocktails after dark in a dimly-lit room designed to resemble the ocean floor.
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But for many years he has maintained his own projects, often in the form of dimly lit, chamberlike music.
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One of my brothers and I looked through our front door's thick glazed glass onto the dimly lit porch.
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It's a refreshing change from the dimly lit photos and dry stat-based listings of rival Darknet drugs sellers.
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Several dimly lit photographs depict young girls incongruously clad in white dresses while ensconced in Florida forest- and swampland.
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But after roughly 2,000 years of roaring their noses were worn away, their teeth gappy and their expressions dimly surprised.
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Beyond specific issues, however, many Republicans view dimly the very qualities that played so well for Mr. Obama in 2008.
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So Alejandro and I danced to Sam Cooke's "Having a Party" in a dimly lit Upper West Side living room.
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She's sitting in a dimly lit bedroom — a true-to-size New York City bedroom, not your traditional TV bedroom.
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The fearsome predator skulks the ocean's dimly lit "twilight zone," which is about 600 to 3000 feet below the surface.
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From there a bookshelf swings open and you descend a staircase that leads into the dimly lit, cavernous cellar restaurant.
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We first hear the love motif in La La Land picked out by Sebastian in a dimly lit piano bar.
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She's speaking from her dimly lit apartment in Borough Park, Brooklyn, where she remains for the sake of her children.
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Watching Hart come out to different theme music to muted crowds in a dimly lit WCW arena felt decidedly wrong.
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One baby girl, Siwar, was born on March 7 in a dimly lit operating room within the Moroccan field hospital.
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So if you're constantly snapping photos at dimly lit restaurants and parties, Samsung's new phones could be a compelling buy.
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Josh is dimly laid-back — that's half his attraction to stressed-out Rebecca — but proves to be perceptive and soulful.
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The new footage follows an armored character as the player explores a dimly lit vault, running and jumping over objects.
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The new colorful design, taking a page from Google's material design, is a huge improvement on its dimly lit predecessor.
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I have vivid memories of trying to take suitable group photos in dimly lit high school gyms with that thing.
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The dimly-lit kitchen is also where we see our first sharp object of the episode: a long, glistening knife.
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But the somber faces and dimly lit room made it feel more as if we were heading to a funeral.
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Within these pages, you find images and videos from dimly lit rooms, where naked women lie asleep, inebriated, or unconscious.
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This exhibition envisions a future somewhere from 2040 to 2060, unfolding over five dimly lit funhouse rooms (without the fun).
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The aluminum bars that created the curving interior were studded with LED lights, which were glowing dimly when I visited.
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In the Leboyer method, the delivery room is kept quiet and dimly lit, to spare the baby from sensory overload.
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The dimly lit footage shows parts of Pattinson's Batman look as well as a short shot of his masked face.
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This bar is really cute — it's really dimly lit with a fireplace, books on the walls, and really cozy couches.
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He picked me up from the station and escorted me lovingly to a dimly lit, upmarket restaurant in the city.
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We weren't allowed to be seen anywhere on the premises, except for the dining room or the dimly-lit basement.
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Next door, the Big Bend Sentinel's staff squeezed into a dimly lit room just a fraction of the Sentinel's size.
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So, let's take that thinking to this dimly-lit scene: There's a lot of female energy — like, only female energy.
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Evidence of these floods is still visible, the dimly lit walls in various basements are water-stained right up to exits.
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The younger Stoker will guide guests through the estate, which is full of dimly lit hallways, secret passages and spooky staircases.
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Rush at times spiced up the atmosphere in his dimly lit and gothic-looking studio with outbursts of cursing and jokes.
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The apartment was large and charming but dimly lighted with views of walls, though the beautiful Verrazano-Narrows Bridge loomed outside.
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Red Burrow chaise couches are lined up in a dimly lit room, facing a projector screen framed by burgundy velvet curtains.
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"It felt like you were punishing me for being born," Adora tells Camille one night in their dimly-lit living room.
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Before beginning the 20-minute VR experience, I was shown into a dimly lit gallery with concept art lining the walls.
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I walk down a dimly lit hallway toward my call room, the only sound the intermittent beeping of a heart monitor.
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Unpretentious, dimly lit, and home to a meticulously curated selection of beers and drinking music, Pharmacy is a true bartender's bar.
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The French Resistance drama "Army of Shadows," directed by Jean-Pierre Melville, is a study in chiaroscuro and dimly lit rooms.
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He climbed a dimly lit stairwell to watch movies from the steep balcony where black patrons had to sit for generations.
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The physicists found that the photons that arrived dimly were about 50 percent more likely to be absorbed by an atom.
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Human feces floated in saline solution in a mortar, on a marbled countertop, in a dimly lit kitchen in Burlingame, California.
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Of course, when the 23-year-old got there, the place was dimly lit—and Toback was the only one home.
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Occasionally, as bellhops leapt to open the lobby doors for another guest, the chants of protesters outside could be dimly heard.
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ATLANTA — RJ Korah stands in a dimly lit room, looking intently at a man who holds the keys to his freedom.
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Tossed here and there by dimly understood global forces people revert to nativism, nationalism and ethnocentrism — in a word, to Trumpism.
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After it was left abandoned at the end of the 20th century, its haunting hallways and dimly lit corridors remained empty.
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Without looking at your phone or any other screen devices, go to another dimly lit room where you keep a notebook.
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She may be dimly aware that guilt will inspire Mike to give her and her daughter whatever she needs, and more.
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Wordplay MONDAY PUZZLE — When people first start solving crossword puzzles, they may be only dimly aware of the existence of themes.
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For sensing a dimly-lit environment, animals like this lantern fish may turn their eyes into giant lenses for low light.
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In which I would laugh with my husband in a dimly lit restaurant and chat about books with my sweet mother.
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I remember Louisa May Alcott's heroines — the March sisters — more vividly than some real people I dimly recall from those years.
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They are putting America in a more honest context — our "Star-Spangled Banner" dimly seen through the mists of deep injury.
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She embraced most of them as if they were dear friends, before ushering them into the packed, dimly lit dining room.
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He exudes a precariousness that is deeply affecting to anyone even dimly aware of the mysterious connection between creativity and tragedy.
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The ghostly specter of FKA Twigs' divine soprano, so beautifully agile in its ability to glide across the dimly-lit beat.
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The room was dimly-lit in the same yellow backlighting as the hallway that gave the whole space an overall glow.
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The new president, Félix Tshisekedi, has vowed to make the country less poor, corrupt, violent, ill-educated, roadless and dimly lit.
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The restaurant was loud and dimly lit, its tables and chairs artfully cheap, the specials written on mirrors in white pen.
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Young's mother, the family matriarch Eleanor, played with steely cool by Malaysian actor Michelle Yeoh, looks dimly on the American interloper.
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Mr. Serra's depiction of the monarch's final days shows a mostly bedridden Louis keeping to his dimly lit, ornately appointed bedroom.
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For example, the dimly lighted check-in area, where loitering is welcome, has a deep leather smell, redolent of a clubhouse.
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In a dimly lit room, the Razer could mute the lights on the keyboard and look like any old 15-inch laptop.
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"Because of the drought, we are all poor," she said, seated in her dimly-lit hut with her child on her lap.
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Dozens of other men mill around the clinic: a dimly lit, mattress-lined, hangar-like building reeking of sweat and foul breath.
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When I walked into the dimly lit salon, the receptionist ushered me to a quiet, serene room tucked behind the busy entrance.
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It's a feature that could also be useful during dimly lit exercise sessions, like a yoga class or extremely cultish SoulCycle classes.
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It's superfluous, though, I'll admit, seeing the graphics card dimly lit through the side panel of the Core X Chroma looks cool.
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Dozens of fans have gathered to watch the final episode of Game of Thrones on a dimly lit patio in north Brooklyn.
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You won't find No B.S. in the dimly-lit halls of Sephora, though its burgeoning cult-following might land it there eventually.
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As a kid, when I fantasized about my future, I saw myself at cool parties in book-stuffed, dimly lit NYC lofts.
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Their dignity and purpose is intact as they walk by burning cars, into dimly lit sewers, seemingly unfazed by their surreal surroundings.
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There you are, walking down a long, quiet, dimly lit hallway, when you hear a loud bang followed by an unnerving silence.
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He had been practicing his sport in dimly lit clubs with naked light bulbs, and lacked high-tech or even new equipment.
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The dimly-lit bar also makes wine with natural ferments, opting for cabbages, figs, beetroot, coconuts and carrots instead of traditional grapes.
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The room they were in was dimly lit and full of objects, all of which, as her eyes adjusted, resolved into familiarity.
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We walked through the dimly lit building and were surprised to find so many aspects of the abandoned store still in place.
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"Beyond specific issues, however, many Republicans view dimly the very qualities that played so well for Mr. Obama in 2008," he added.
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Before: Prior to the renovations, another dimly lit living area in the home featured different colored chairs and a few scattered plants.
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Canuel, who is allergic to fish, said that he took one bite in the dimly lit restaurant and realized something was wrong.
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The women on Mob Wives have elevated the Real Housewives lunch meeting for re-hashing altercations into somber, dimly lit sit-downs.
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As a result of all this, landlords in some cities may be overwhelmed by applicants, even for a dimly lit basement apartment.
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More than one dinner out ended with me crying at the table in frustration, so we started eating at dimly lit restaurants.
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Diners enter through a door facing a consignment store into a dimly lit dining room hung with his father's still-life paintings.
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ATHENS — A prospective client walked into the narrow, dimly lit room in the basement of a broken-down building in central Athens.
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The show's entrance is dimly lit with a corridor that leads to separate light-based installations that bleed green and blue light.
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"I was organically a big fan of the brand," Musgraves tells me in a dimly-lit venue in downtown New York City.
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Instead of facing a long dimly lit hallway, I was greeted by an enormous oval-shaped glass atrium that connected the floors.
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In a dimly lit depot in Hunts Point, the Bronx, Heli Vasquez prepared his Mister Softee truck for the drive to Manhattan.
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We walked down a few steps into a dimly lit vault filled with original winemaking equipment, including wine presses and corking machines.
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Wherever I went people were intrigued by my British accent, but were always friendly and only dimly aware of Islam or Pakistan.
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Many Canadians may dimly recall from their geography lessons that Great Bear Lake is large and somewhere up in the Northwest Territories.
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Rohrabacher has since suggested that Trump could pardon the embattled WikiLeaks founder — a prospect viewed dimly by individuals in the intelligence community.
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His apartment -- where he mines -- is dimly lit blue and drowned with the low drone of a self-made cryptocurrency computer rig.
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Half-finished beer glasses teetered precariously along the bar, and a scrum of teenage bodies writhed on the dimly lit dance floor.
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It's dimly lit, as melancholy and smokey as you'd expect from a song with Ruth Radelet's vocals and Johnny Jewel's synth hooks.
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In a dimly lit operating theatre, Kurdish doctors try and fail to resuscitate one young fighter, accidentally gunned down by his comrades.
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"This is what I worry about," said Professor Kabumba, who spoke from behind his desk in a dimly lit office in central Kampala.
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We were in a salle d'écoute—a listening room—in a dimly lit hut in a village in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo.
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This feature makes it simple to adjust the lighting and brightness of front-facing photos, even if you're in a dimly lit scenario.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads I walked into a dimly lit room and saw that a wall divided it into two spaces.
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His "Legend Dimly Told" appears to be that of Adam and Eve, who are wearing fig leaves in an electrically colored tropical paradise.
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My "doctor" at Whisperlodge was a slight, smiling woman who sat me down in the corner of a room dimly lit in blue.
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As a young boy, he was most comfortable talking to animals — little turtles, garter snakes, hamsters and chameleons — in a dimly lit closet.
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Although, even at its darkest, the time remains dimly illuminated so you can still check the time if you happen to wake up.
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Sadly, all of that happens in less than a minute-and-a-half, so the clip is basically a dimly-light information overload.
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The Gowanus area was once neglected, industrial and dimly lit — perfect for unloading a few raccoons, trappers said — but has become too lively.
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The Klingon scenes are the worst, with dimly lit actors hidden beneath underwhelming makeup, who spend long minutes growling monotonously at each other.
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But there are only so many times you can have a glass of wine in a dimly-lit bar before it gets repetitive.
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People who are self-editing can be spotted from the back of a dimly lit room and often end up being escorted out.
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In the dimly lit dining area guests are greeted with a fat-washed Old Fashioned and a postage stamp-sized piece of jerky.
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There's no denying the existential horror that we're all dimly aware of, but we don't talk about that very often in polite society.
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In the brief 10-second clip, Gigi is seen filming boyfriend Malik and Aboah with her phone around a small dimly lit apartment.
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This created a surprising world that moved far away from the traditional category images of people sleeping soundly in a dimly lit room.
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This translates to impeccable selfies in any lighting situation — from a dimly lit live music venue to glaring sunlight on your beach vacay.
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The elusive story elements tended to fade incomprehensibly into the background, as did the supertitles, which were dimly visible behind the puppetry screen.
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Lauren N., age 16 I walked into the obscure, dimly lit room at the hipster affiliated "Think Tank Gallery" in Downtown Los Angeles.
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Right as the alcohol starts to kick in, the duo hits the dimly lit dance floor right as "Swing" by Savage starts blasting.
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During the study the participants reclined in a dimly lit room and listened to calming music while an electroencephalogram monitored their brain activity.
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Reached by a series of dimly lit spiral stairways, the space beneath this contemporary art museum had no clearly marked exits: I looked.
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With the moody voice-overs playing over an empty and dimly lit office environment, some people were naturally wondering where the actors were.
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As a priest he has been a trusted confidant to some rough characters, he said, and looks dimly upon spilling information about others.
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He spent most of his time, his relatives and customers said, at the shop, on a dimly lit block abutting a roaring freeway.
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In familiar fashion for the Fade to Mind founder, his remix is a little heavier, a little grimier, a little more dimly lit.
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The Girlfriend Experience places this trope within glass-walled hotel rooms and stuffy, dimly-lit bars, though, where conversation feels stilted and braggadocio.
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Decades of history that most league fans either dimly remember, or have only heard about, were nearly made available for free online streaming.
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I was also surprised by the soft curves in the building's spacious, dimly lit lobby — a total contrast to the sharply designed exterior.
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But if the action sometimes feels rushed, the director of photography, Alexander Alexandrov, maximizes his small budget and dimly lighted New England locations.
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I met Beverly Bell, Pantone's manager of color and quality standards for textiles, in a dimly lit room adjacent to the factory floor.
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In pictures I shot of friends in dimly lit restaurants and cocktail bars, their faces were nicely lit up, and backgrounds looked natural.
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Although the movie seems to be aiming for some kind of social commentary, the message is muddled by a confusing, dimly lit trailer.
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For Sjon, the world is governed by numinous forces that we can only dimly observe, and which we have little language to understand.
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In France, where the wall is dimly viewed, that has reinforced an image of a company willing to do anything for a profit.
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Then someone stretches a hand up to pinch her cheek, trying to rouse her and bring her back to the dimly lit present.
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Two trains, a cab and three hours later I sat in a dimly lit corner office of a wellness center on Long Island.
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The various personalities at play turn Hell's Kitchen into a giant melting pot of white-knuckle action, exhilarating thrills and dimly lit streets.
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An unmarked door in the Miramar neighborhood leads to Bar la Unidad, a dimly lit lounge decorated with dark wood and tufted leather.
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Presenting a dimly lit pub scene inside, the bar offers an environment in which guests can socialize away from the allure of alcohol.
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I stumbled into her dimly lit kitchen before being knocked to my knees and my head forced into a bucket of freezing water.
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The video stars Brigette Lundy-Paine, star of Netflix's Atypical, dancing around a dimly lit room with a coat instead of an actual partner.
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Our Curse begins with two exhausted looking young adults slumped on a couch in a dimly lit living room (the director and his wife).
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They're a new class of displays that sit in between those dimly lit pico projectors and the more expensive models designed for home theaters.
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Whether she's battling boneheads in a dimly lit parking lot or hustling for minimum-wage, Patti's journey is one of hope and infectious enthusiasm.
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The figures suggest the anonymous female form, easily discarded, hanging around the dimly lit gallery like clothing, a plasticized relic that simulates dehydrating meat.
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When the waiter brought over salmon tartare instead of steak, Canuel took a bite in the dimly lit restaurant before realizing the switch-up.
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Inside the smoky, dimly lit space, women in tight mini-dresses and teetering heels stand by a stage where nine men play various instruments.
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The track is bouncy and the video takes place in a low-key, dimly lit club equipped with dancers and a lion lounging around.
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Investigators suspect the boy ingested the drug — which is reddish-brown — when he mistook it for food crumbs in the family's dimly-lit apartment.
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For everyone's sake, she says, she won't conjure the staggeringly violent images which, she recalls, involved a toddler and a dimly lit hotel room.
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It also doesn't matter if the room is bright or dimly-lit, the infrared technology is designed to help you get a good view.
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For example, a moderator can see if a picture contains imagery of a naked toddler in a dimly lit hotel room — clearly a violation.
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I was used to dating men who were very indoorsy, who preferred a dimly lit restaurant or club with bottle service to fresh air.
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It's really awesome and I wish I had more playtime with the feature outside the dimly lit hotel conference room I saw it in.
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For those used to the cramped, dimly lit Aldi stores of yore, all expense spared, the new supermarket in Herten, Germany, is almost shocking.
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Can he have dimly in mind a book I published in 1994 about a massacre in the small Central American nation of El Salvador?
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These characters used to be largely unseen, Broadway Danny Roses lurking dimly behind the scenes in rumpled suits with mustard stains on their neckties.
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It can can light your path when you're playing in dimly-lit situations, or you can switch the light off and go full stealth.
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The car also has adaptive LED front lighting, with two angled headlamps which provide most of the illumination is the dimly lit overall scene.
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But if he made it to the field while it was still morning, then he could guide the dream into its dimly remembered shape.
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Having Lipa sit atop a piano on a dimly-lit stage didn't do much to break it away from the Bette Midler-esque cliché.
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On my last night in Boise, I went from the Bardenay distillery to Press & Pony, a dimly lit cocktail bar with a speakeasy vibe.
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This was proved above all by the opening-night "Norma," whose urgency emerged far more from the exciting singing than the dimly lit production.
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As the world's two billion or so Christians commemorate Easter, they are participating in a perennial drama whose particular origins are only dimly understood.
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In the videos, Mr. Beierle pontificated from a dimly lit bedroom, with an unmade bed and a pile of cardboard boxes in the background.
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From the blue dress that Pam wore during the kiss to the dimly lit room, everything associated with the romantic plot line was scrutinized.
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On Friday night, at his invitation, a small group gathered in the dimly lit event hall at the club, talking through the week's events.
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Without its privileged position at Heathrow, BA could risk joining Imperial Airways as a dimly remembered part of aviation history rather than its future.■
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Coson vividly recounted eating sinigang na baka (beef sour soup) with her dad in a dimly lit Filipino eatery on the American West Coast.
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Many workers slept 10 to 15 in tiny, dimly lit rooms, where they spent their days making paper products, backpacks, plastic toys and clothing.
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Finally, at the end of a dimly lit alley lined with heaps of vibrant saris and the occasional stray dog, we found the store.
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In his dimly lit apartment, Tzanko sets his analog wristwatch, eats his breakfast, puts on his fluorescent-orange vest and sets off to work.
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I was only dimly aware of the genre before college, and had no easy window to the deep cultural appreciation it receives in Japan.
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A sailor and his date sought some privacy in the already dimly lit bar, and unscrewed a lightbulb to plunge their corner into darkness.
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The New York trip required no diving but involved hours of meticulous work capturing feet-long coral "cores" in a dimly lit lab room.
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The shop was alternately dimly lit, and, in places where bulbs had been screwed into strips of sockets to show off their powers, blinding.
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On a cold December night inside the family's dimly lit Brooklyn apartment, Ms. Romanova, 34, spoke in soft tones about the daughter she lost.
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Dedication furthers this project, but the forms have changed: breathy singing and dimly lit electronic atmosphere are ultimately more familiar devices for depicting interiority.
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Or maybe just a dimly lit storage bin where little bills sit around drinking juice and playing video games until the end of time?
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But the canvas's wildness is undercut by the hushed, dimly lit, dark gray room in which it hangs, the stodgiest of Old Master settings.
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More specifically, people eating in well-lit restaurants were 16 to 24 percent more likely to order healthy food than those in dimly lit rooms.
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And in low-light, things weren't even close, as evidence by a dimly shot of everyone's favorite cuddly sci-fi birds in the slideshow below.
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Where it is: Across the country, in airy coffee shops and dimly lit wine bars, at the local Pret a Manger and upscale Italian restaurants.
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Photography by Matthew Cattell To know the Galaxy S8's camera better, we'd need to see how it handles group selfies in dimly lit nightclubs.
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Obviously, yes, I was dimly aware this was a function of iOS, but for some reason Apple has stopped talking about it at official events.
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We're all dimly aware of this fact, but the ubiquity of the process means that most of us avoid thinking about it (if we're lucky).
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Most likely, I was lurking in dimly lit bathrooms, precariously balancing a pocket mirror and a spare tube of eyelash glue in the dull lights.
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He was pulled into the fold to produce much of Justin Bieber's most recent album, Purpose, casting a cyberpunk's neon over those dimly-lit confessionals.
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"The formation of the solar system was a violent but dimly recorded time," Jason Dworkin, OSIRIS-REx project scientist, said during a news conference Tuesday.
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The use of light is clever and believable, capturing a dimly illuminated scene that lets us glimpse at these gargantuan shapes (about 8 meters long!).
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Backstage at Toronto's Echo Beach, I was sitting in a dimly lit dressing room with Kaytranada, the Montreal DJ and producer born Louis Kevin Celestin.
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Now the guitar strings are paired with thumping drums, helping give the record potential life in both coffee shops, as well as dimly lit clubs.
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Not to mention the mid-tier organs, like the gallbladder, whose functions most of us only dimly comprehend, unless—or until—they start acting up.
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The dimly lit, neon-accented locations of this mall-based chain gave many geeky young men and women their first exposure to anime and manga.
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Its head is a camera, which it cranes up and down, taking in the view of a dimly lit corner where two computer monitors sit.
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It's simple in concept and scope: Our heroes dance around a fancy sports car in a dimly lit room with a bunch of their friends.
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In a couple dimly lit Instagram videos where Spears is barely clothed, she reminds us that she can still kill it, hip gyrations and all.
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He must see my scar, I think, but the bar is dimly lit, as bars are, and for the first time I understand the lighting.
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This preparation cannot be limited to taking the paper plan off the shelf and reading it over once year in a dimly lit conference room.
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New Hartford, Iowa (CNN)Inside this barren, dimly-lit community center, a fast-talking Ted Cruz decided to play a bit of offense Saturday evening.
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These should be the markers of feminism in entertainment, not whether it includes a woman being tied up and slapped in a dimly lit room.
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I was at a fancy, dimly lit studio on a "trial visit"; I knew I'd never pay the studio's rates when the freebies were over.
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" As if on cue, a young bright-faced woman in a printed dress emerged from the crowd in the dimly lit gallery and gasped, "Tituss!
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This affects world politics at their most fundamental level, undermining an otherwise stable global system in ways that we are only dimly capable of perceiving.
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Inside, a marble bar fronts a dimly lit lounge that suggests a midcentury gentlemen's club, replete with blue banquettes, brass picture lights and wood paneling.
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Alongside their dimly-lit displays sat a receipt printer—like the kind you might find in a cash register—spewing out long spools of paper.
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She methodically speaks of how it happened, how she was separated from her husband, all while seated in her cluttered, dimly lit, utterly ordinary home.
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The broader question, discussed openly in the dimly lit kava bars that locals frequent, concerns China's motivations and whether small countries can withstand its influence.
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They work on what is known as the "ops floor," a dimly lit room equipped with computers streaming footage from drones circling over numerous battlefields.
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On a recent afternoon, Charlene Davis sat in a dimly lit room across from the holding cells on the lower level of Bronx Criminal Court.
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That's right: From nail polish to Yeezys to yes, condoms, it seems that anything can stand to be upgraded by a fluorescent, dimly gleaming makeover.
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Hermès staged its latest show in a dimly lit venue surrounded by walls with flickering lights designed to evoke a constellation in the night sky.
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On the top floor of the museum, we came to a large and dimly lit room, more crowded than any other section of the museum.
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HONG KONG — In a dimly lit industrial building in Hong Kong, hundreds of books wrapped in brown paper were stacked four feet high on shipping pallets.
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A dimly lit hotel room made for an interesting light show when imgur poster, captainhowdy27, shared this snort-inducing photo of what looks like two boobs.
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And the brief demos we caught a glimpse of onstage were certainly more impressive than the clunky and dimly lit demo we saw back in November.
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But in Belico and Marotta's film, Belo Horizonte is a character, its squares, dimly lit streets, and corners portrayed with as much attention as its residents.
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As the New York Times notes, the previous Duke of Sussex was viewed dimly by the throne, then held by Queen Victoria, for his progressive views.
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We'd wind up in a cramped and dimly lit studio in Chinatown on a Friday night, listening to a wallpaper designer recount his entire life story.
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Down a dimly lit Hirafu side street, people stand in line to pass through an old-fashioned red refrigerator door (an Instagram favorite) plastered with stickers.
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On its website, the right-wing Alternative for Germany party sells incandescent lightbulbs (which the EU has phased out) as a rather dimly lit protest gesture.
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The researchers suspect that D. oosthuizeni's large orbits may have been an adaptation to dimly-lit waters, allowing them to forage for fish in dark conditions.
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For a lot of us in this age bracket, TNG was our Star Trek, the first incarnation of the show of which we became dimly aware.
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However, instead of finding love in a dimly lit bar, Balinska's character finds herself running through the streets of Los Angeles, pursued by her psychopathic paramour.
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No woman was enough for me; none gave me what I was dimly seeking: a sense of who I was, some final easement of the blood.
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Behind his formidable sunglasses, which he doesn't remove the whole time we're together, even when sitting in a dimly lit basement studio, one imagines wide eyes.
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Dimly glowing lights outline a keyboard and trackpad, or you can tap a button and it switches into a pen-recognition mode, powered by Wacom technology.
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The dimly lit dining room has the air of an anonymous hotel lobby, with strange columns of flimsy-looking white-washed wooden bricks and indoor trees.
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They had been dimly aware of the traffic noise from 10th Avenue, which carries vehicles leaving the Lincoln Tunnel, but this time the din was unmistakable.
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There isn't a free table in Prassnik, the dimly lit bar in Berlin-Mitte where we agreed to meet, so we're forced out into the rain.
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The restaurant usually reminded me of an old-school diner, but today it was dimly lit and dressed up to the nines as Saint Olive's Garden.
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Scarcely more welcoming is the dimly lighted, coldly luxurious apartment where Zhenya and her boyfriend sedately fornicate, or the barricaded dwelling of her estranged, viperish mother.
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In both of the entrances/exits of the gallery, as well as this hallway, the lights are dimly lit and darkly colored with atmospheric blue lights.
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A Balmain ad is more overtly aggressive, the model, predatory in form-fitting snakeskin and a black patent leather, prowling a dimly lit Parisian back street.
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In the dimly lit main gallery, Zurkow has stacked black milk crates along two walls and installed half a dozen variously sized digital screens atop them.
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The dimly lit, bistro-like restaurant, with its dark wood floor and white marble tables and bar, had 1970s Turkish pop music playing in the background.
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And it's possible, I guess, that Trump dimly recognized that reality, or at least noticed that his beloved stock market really doesn't like trade war talk.
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I'm across the country, standing in the dimly lit hallway of a mid-century modern home in Beverly Hills for H&M's Studio Collection launch party.
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We are all dimly aware that everybody else can't possibly be as successful, rich, attractive, relaxed, intellectual and joyous as they appear to be on Facebook.
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The room looks like a scene designer's vision of a classic cocktail lounge: long, narrow, slightly Art Deco, dimly lit and filled with well-behaved people.
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Humans have found this characteristic especially useful as the plant gladly climbs walls, fences and posts in the sunniest exposures or the most dimly lit corners.
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Under shadowy lighting, a sheet of plastic cuts across the performance space and ripples as dancers, whose bodies are dimly silhouetted, vibrate in the near-dark.
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At the end of a long day at the Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario in Ottawa, the Barber family sits in a dimly lit exam room.
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He does not stay out after dark and avoids the dimly lit subway system, venturing underground only to refill his MetroCard to use on the bus.
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It is not too much to say that Eddie Murphy, more or less single-handedly, brought "SNL" back from the brink of dimly remembered cult status.
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Others huddled around radios in the dimly lit streets of Accra on Wednesday night, listening as election officials hoarsely read results polling station by polling station.
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Using a flashlight and conventional camera set on a tripod, he created light drawings of friends and lovers by tracing their bodies in dimly lit rooms.
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In Say Her Name, perhaps the most powerful image of the series, Faustine is seen laying on top of an American flag, in a dimly lit room.
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"It's a family affair," she wrote on Instagram, alongside a dimly-lit photo of herself in black and gold sparkly V-neck mini dress and black stilettos.
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Dark modes favor lighter text on dark backgrounds, and are said to be easier on the eyes when looking at a screen in a dimly-lit environment.
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But in the present, the Doom Patrol is often shrouded in gloom and darkness, whether they're standing in the rain or sitting in Caulder's dimly lit manor.
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As they both walked through a dimly lit parking garage, one of the pair of men peered at a black, laptop-sized device inside his messenger bag.
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"It's a family affair," she wrote on Instagram, alongside a dimly-lit photo of herself in black and gold sparkly V-neck mini dress and black stilettos.
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As for its ruby red color, the researchers believe it's an evolved trait that acts as camouflage in the deeper, dimly lit waters in which it lives.
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The robot strippers had been banished to the long, dimly lit entryway of the club — not, say, the main stage (as we'd been promised over the phone).
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I happen to live in an apartment with a lot of natural light, and that's not as conducive to PSVR performance as a more dimly lit space.
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Photos from the KEYone looked pretty average, but then again the dimly lit hotel room I was in wasn't exactly an ideal place to test the cameras.
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Except in her case, it's thousands of dollars worth of bodycon couture clothing that she's casually strewn across what appears to be her dimly lit backyard patio.
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The dimly-lit afterparty favorite has sandwiches on the menu, and is the kind of place that puts fresh fruit and house-made bitters in your glass.
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The two are at a dimly-lit bar, and she's revealing that she has no siblings, her mother has died, and she's not close with her dad.
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This week, I asked Hiro Morishita, a lead creative director at Technics, about the tension in a dimly lit hotel suite at the CES in Las Vegas.
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In 2017, the Chainsmokers and other relative successes in dance music (like that one dimly lit Axwell /\ Ingrosso song with Kid Ink) have a pretty clear formula.
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What gets under my skin is the pristine portraits of a murdered teenager, and cars careening down dimly lit back roads in the middle of the night.
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I emailed Warren Farrell early in my research, dimly aware that his views had since shifted but curious to hear more about his early male feminist days.
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Since then, the New Albany, Ohio retailer has toned down its risqué advertising, remodeled its dimly lit and over-perfumed stores and begun offering more appealing designs.
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Back in October, she played a low key and somewhat hush-hush live solo debut as Jennylee in the dimly-lit back room of a bowling alley.
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Both phones have night modes for their cameras, and it's clear that Google's Night Sight for its Pixel phones produces better results in very dimly lit conditions.
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The autism program's home, a matter-of-fact clinical education building at the edge of the university, is a peaceful, dimly lit haven from the churning campus.
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Although I was dimly aware of these skills when growing up, it was not until 1986 that I realized that the old country ways were fast disappearing.
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Quiet sexual tension grips every scene of the movie, whether we're watching the characters read books on the grass or play footsie in a dimly-lit bedroom.
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Behind Nishimura's furoshiki bundles, tucked into a dimly lit corner of the gallery, is a chilling sight: 160 little black shacks, arranged in rows across the floor.
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African-Americans were able to see the dimly lit outlines of a more just social, economic and political order, even during slavery, apartheid and centuries of discrimination.
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One evening, she called me in to her bedroom, warm even by Georgia standards and dimly lit, and made me sit next to her on the bed.
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They were taken to a dimly lit office where an officer, seated behind a wooden desk, demanded they write statements admitting that they owned the gossip website.
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Inspired by the dimly lit taverns of Andalusia, Spain, this tapas restaurant has been fusing traditional small plates with innovative twists since its opening in late 2015.
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Farther southeast is the Nest, a dimly lighted multilevel haunt where the cast of David Lynch's dark film, "Blue Velvet," might feel at home playing Ping-Pong.
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Here, an idea of a good night out means squeezing into a dimly lit hole-in-the-wall restaurant and feasting on fresh seafood and cold beer.
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In other words, the blacks you see will be really deep, dark blacks — but you'll still be able to tell who's who in a dimly lit shot.
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Even in the dimly lit pic, you can see just how damn blingy the chain is -- and we've learned Hailey actually picked it up for her groom.
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We have long known that in the year 536 there was no summer; for about 15 months, the sun seemed to shine only dimly, unnerving people worldwide.
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I had seen amateur burlesque shows in Chicago, at dimly-lit dive bars on makeshift stages, and at storefront theaters squeezed between warehouses on diagonally directional streets.
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In one of her pictures, a woman sways in a yellow and pink dress in a dimly lit room, as two other women watch her from behind.
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Paak collaboration "Dang!" turns this soulless concrete lot into a dimly-lit nightclub for four minutes, Miller's matter-of-fact confidence slinking out past his cheeky smile.
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It was dimly lit and dive-y, but I felt like I was walking down a red carpet with all eyes on me — only, in the bad way.
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I did that PowerPoint presentation for you about it at Xerox PARC," Alexandra said weakly, looking dimly at nothing in particular as she drifted on the memory. "Yep.
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In one instance in late 2016, she says, when she and Glantz were alone together in a dimly lit room, Glantz described an orgy scene from a movie.
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A glowing neon sign welcomes my dining companion and me into a dimly lit, dark-wood room decorated with the heads of a forest's worth of woodland creatures.
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" The spot begins with Reynolds putting on an apron in a dimly-lit, candle-filled workshop, and his voiceover asking, "How far would you go for your company?
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In a dimly lit Brooklyn nightclub on a Saturday afternoon, congressional candidate Suraj Patel is castigating FOSTA, the new law that punishes web platforms for serving sex workers.
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What is clear is that certain conditions make it easier to feel, like being in a relaxing and safe environment, such as a dimly lit room at home.
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Once you check in and get your glossy custom white Rumble gloves and wraps, you head inside the dimly lit room to warm up and start throwing punches.
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Tucked away in a dimly lit gallery was the Circe vase, which showed Odysseus pursuing Circe with his sword drawn as his pigheaded men trail helplessly behind him.
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The picture quality is significantly higher than a standard TV; it'll have you questioning how you ever watched anything in standard definition, especially dimly lit programs like GoT.
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These final sequences take place in a boardroom so dimly lit that stripes of shadow pass over the contestants' faces, as if they were crossing into the underworld.
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The expansive, dimly-lit lobby was buzzing with activity; folks were snacking, drinking, chatting, and working on laptops on tufted leather couches and at long communal banquet tables.
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A dark video is hardly enjoyable, but it's often hard to tell in the moment that the footage you're recording is too dimly lit to be easily viewed.
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Overlooking the sleek booths of the main showroom is a dimly illuminated space where a curious white orb rests on the floor, surrounded by colorful concoctions in containers.
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With the exception of my dimly glowing laptop screen, it's completely dark, and most of my fellow passengers are resting up in preparation for the busy day ahead.
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The dimly lit room was filled with around 40 men and women — most of whom were creative professionals (there was a filmmaker, a jewelry designer, and an artist).
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We're sitting in a dimly lit, closed-off hallway in the castle-like Mr. Smalls Theatre, chatting before their set on a bitter Pittsburgh night in mid-January.
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Unless you're a long-standing reader of ghost stories, it's easy to fall victim to various untruths that line readerly expectations like bogeyman on some dimly moonlit path.
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The first hour of work we do together, I mostly just watch him from my chair in my dimly lit basement bedroom while he's sitting on my bed.
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I usually avoid using the flash at all costs, but during one very dimly lit party, I was truly pleased with how the Coolpix P900 handled these shots.
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Perhaps nowhere in American life is a private industry's role so critical, charged with defending a core national security objective, yet so dimly understood by its own government.
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In his dimly lit office, he raspily declared a hope that "divine intervention" would persuade Mr. Satz to avoid a trial and an airing of the tragic details.
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Daniela's first sexual encounter with Mr. Raniere occurred soon after she turned 18 on a dirty mattress with "raggy used sheets" inside a dimly lit office, she testified.
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Act I blends analog theater with the virtual: Stage snow falls in the background while, farther downstage, the planks evoke a wood ceiling dimly lit by flickering fire.
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Read our profile of the mysterious figure behind the investigation, including his weekly Friday-night ritual of dining at a dimly lit, mostly empty restaurant near his home.
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Earlier this month, in a dimly lit conference room in a swanky Las Vegas conference center, an Apple employee walked up on stage to pick up an award.
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This time, the festival, which is more a party than a concert, is at the McKittrick Hotel, a dimly lit event space with its own Prohibition-era theme.
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On Saturday morning, Denis Shapovalov and two of his childhood friends, Jan Alafriz and Jonathan Soriano, drank tea in a dimly lit lounge at their hotel in Manhattan.
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Mr. Pittman has forged a career of stalking the weird, the bold and the sublime in dimly lighted basements, galleries and stray pockets of Manhattan's after-hours life.
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The second one shows that the 4213-megapixel sensor does great in a dimly lit hallway (the iPhone 11 Pro Max struggles a bit in the same conditions).
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: I did not expect to end up at a flea market in a dimly lit gymnasium, not on a 65-degree day in February.
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We were sitting at the back of a dimly lit restaurant in St. Paul, and he was wearing a red-and-black checked flannel shirt and faded bluejeans.
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The dimly lit surveillance feel and low audio hum of the analog video provides a sharp contrast with the brighter and more recent work in the larger rooms.
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But once we walk into the dimly lit restaurant, it is hard to escape a glaring fact: the tables and booths are arranged around large, casket-like tombs.
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Entering the exhibition, you first encounter "Middle World," a massive steel-reinforced concrete altar-slash-pinball machine, centered in a dimly lit room, surrounded by seventy cavorting figurines.
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Sony's particularly proud of the sensor's performance when dealing with the transition from a dimly lit tunnel to dazzling sunlight outside the tunnel, as demonstrated in the video above.
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Suffice to say, if you take a lot of pics in dimly lit restaurants, the Pixel 3 and Night Sight is probably your ticket to way better food photography.
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Valia's austere landscape, peppered with dilapidated motels and dimly-lit bars, epitomizes the strange limbo in which this constitutionally-enshrined right still lives, 44 years after Roe v. Wade.
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Given all that, it's puzzling that the painting is called "Moon" (1979), for the dimly glowing orb impastoed at the very top of the canvas, directly above the painter.
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Photo: Patrick Lucas Austin (Gizmodo)It's got an all-black, plastic construction, with white characters that allow the weak RGB lighting to dimly poke through in well-lit rooms.
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"He hurt me ... He closed my mouth and I could not breathe," she said of her ordeal, sitting on a bed surrounded by dolls in a dimly lit room.
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Nurses shout to be heard as they rush through the dimly-lit corridors, past peeling, faded posters proclaiming 'Ebola is real!' and prompting people to 'Smile!' and 'Say Thanks!
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The Toronto Star would follow up later that night, with its own account of having watched Ford smoking what appeared to be crack cocaine in a dimly lit house.
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Aside from racking up house points and figuring out what shape your Patronus takes (mine's a St. Bernard), what else is there to do in Hogwarts' dimly lit hallways?
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It will provide visitors with a vantage point from which to survey the expo site and the hills 10km away on which the Great Wall can be dimly discerned.
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Two more places were still on the schedule, but one was on busy East 72nd Street and the other, on Second Avenue near her old neighborhood, was dimly lit.
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But, at a meeting of the FIFA executive committee the next morning, kick-off was brought forward to 13:00 to avoid the possibility of a dimly lit match.
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What does arguably the world's single largest case of systematic genocide have in common with a game of beer pong played out in a high schooler's dimly lit basement?
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Within the same dimly lit gallery, "to Zurbaran, 2015" (2015), a bound foal placed upon an altar-like table references the interior of a mausoleum or candle-lit church.
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The scene flourished from there, and today you can find tournaments every week, sometimes three or four, in dimly lit bars or private back rooms all over the city.
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One guy is sprawled out on a table in the dimly lit canteen, three more on the floor in the prayer room, some under the sun in the courtyard.
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But, protestations and technology aside, it sure looked like a talk show, complete with a desk, celebrity interviews and a dimly-lit set that resembled a hotel-bar lounge.
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The light coming from the bigger, brighter object in the background makes it easier to see features at the edges of smaller, more dimly lit objects in the foreground.
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The video is dimly lit, the songwriting is pat and treacly, and Kiefer, despite being good at what he does for a day job, is just nobody's country star.
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As soon as the friendly doorman greeted us at the red-carpeted entrance, and I glimpsed the dimly-lit lobby, I knew I was in for a lavish treat.
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After an instructional lecture and video, participants are led into a dimly lit hall decorated with chrysanthemums, where they sit, often tearfully, beside caskets and write their last testaments.
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If you often find yourself attempting to take photos in dark scenarios — like a dimly lit bar or restaurant — then you'll probably be impressed with the Pixel's Night Sight.
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They are a messy, work-in-progress blast, and watching them right now is enough fun that we might even still remember it, dimly, once they become something better.
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The most popular "Ex-Muslim Girl" post offers a dimly-lit Imgur upload as proof of the poster's identity, depicting what is apparently a hijab thrown into a toilet.
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They clap along with a beat kept by a man in white linen playing a hand drum on the small stage at the front of the dimly lit space.
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Their major historians' stabs at epic history tried to identify the essential threads running through the Roman character that could tie its imperial present to its dimly-recalled past.
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Each dish — served in a diminutive, dimly lit space with a wooden bar made of salvaged lumber sourced from the island's colonial buildings — comes with a suggested cocktail pairing.
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"Trump" was handcuffed to a chair inside a prison cell built just for the occasion, dimly lit by a chandelier, and surrounded by a miniature cemetery of McDonalds wrappers.
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As audience members in a dimly lit club cheer, Mr. Bhutto appears in a silky dress, dancing to the 1980s hit, "Disco Deewane," by the Pakistani singer Nazia Hassan.
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Even at 10, I must be dimly aware that adult disappointment might hover closer than I know, and that water must symbolize something important, perhaps both freedom and danger.
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Photo by Maria Jose Govea, courtesy of Red Bull Content Pool Soon after we met, Glenn Branca led me to a dimly lit basement tavern near his Manhattan apartment.
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Every table at the Bunyadi will be partitioned by bamboo and dimly lit by candle, so pay no heed, pervs, because the emphasis will remain squarely on the food.
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Other than a gas station across the street, the only nearby business was the Ear Inn, a dimly lit tinderbox of a bar that recently celebrated its 200th birthday.
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Needless to say, the social and logistical challenges of swapping one fleet of vehicles for another are, as yet, only dimly understood and highly unlikely to be smooth sailing.
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Waiting with anticipation for the empty room called "the Tavern" to fill with strangers, Mr. Fedroff, a regular, was drinking a vodka soda and pacing the dimly lit room.
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The spaces were tight and dimly lit; we were told to remove our baseball caps, because there was a time when displaying your loyalties could lead to a fight.
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I've been holding my breath since being ushered into the dimly lit cubicle to witness a sonogram that will determine if my daughter is carrying one or more babies.
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Picture this: You're ending a long day as a mechanical engineer in a drilling facility seven miles underwater by brushing your teeth alone in a dimly lit industrial bathroom.
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And we can still trace his operatic highs and lows — professional or otherwise — across dimly lit bar tops, white linen restaurant tables and opulent hotel rooms throughout the city.
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Though flickering dimly at times, that light has endured a civil war, great depressions, financial panics, and global confrontations to emerge on the other side with a brighter glow.
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BALTIMORE — In a dimly lit church basement, James Gaymon III spent much of Thursday staring at practice questions as he prepared for his high school general equivalency diploma exam.
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In the second, you take yourself through your personal hygiene ritual, washing your face, brushing your teeth and taking a hot bath or shower in a dimly-lit room.
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Sitting in a dimly lit church next to a priest, he confesses that Dequantes (his government name) and Rich Homie Quan are two vastly different people, signifying an identity struggle.
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First, we find Drake in Turks and Caicos Drake seems to be enjoying himself in a dimly lit room with what appears to be a glass of white wine. Chardonnay?
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Crucially, May underestimates how dimly Germany and France view Britain's exit from the EU and with it the withdrawal from the post-war dream of European harmony and political unity.
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"No sooner than I had laid down my bag I was to walk down into the main monastery building, through the dimly lit corridors and into the church," Bourne said.
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If you're more of a night shooter, note that the ISO range is 80-12800, so on paper, you would even be able to shoot vlogs in dimly-lit scenarios.
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A newly designed bar will try to recapture the stylish retro-chic of the former Orchid Bar, the Okura's elegant, dimly lit cocktail haven loved by diplomats, expatriates and journalists.
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While selling his wares on the street, Naz is picked up by an older man, but seems only dimly aware that a potential sale is really a sexual come-on.
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IN JERIF, a district of Khartoum, young Eritreans listen to Tigrinya pop music in dimly lit restaurants, or watch football at an oppressively hot community centre supported by their government.
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Nearly six months on, and each day was as busy as the day before: hundreds of survivors flowing in, seeking help, sometimes for problems they were only dimly aware of.
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If your album gets filled with outtakes and dimly lit photos, Google isn't smart enough to clean up the extras for you, so you'll have to manually delete those yourself.
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The exhibition, which opens to the public on March 12th, unfolds over six dimly lit circular rooms that are pretty small, so it's impossible not to bump into other people.
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Performed in a dimly lit scriptorium in a monastery, this work was done for the sole purpose of creating an imprint of God's words upon the soul of the writer.
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A dimly lit parking garage sets the stage for "Don't Hurt Yourself," a Jack White-assisted track that finds her dabbling in foul-mouthed rock and even samples Led Zeppelin.
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The grandiose opera hall visuals are paralleled with dimly lit graffiti ridden alleys and neon drowned clubs, manifesting the two sides of Italy as he voyages through its gloomy underbelly.
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He engineered the space to please even the most choosy audiophiles—the intimate setting, dimly lit and lined with wood planks, is curved like an overturned canoe, to reduce echo.
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I made my way down the stairs and found a cozy, chilly, dimly lit and somewhat spooky space, where one can drink wine or whiskey, legally now, around a fireplace.
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Based on the opening visuals—a dimly lit tunnel with kids dressed in both goth-leaning attire and streetwear—I had no idea where this was about to take me.
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After being outed, Eichner said McKnight would not leave her room in his dimly lit basement, spending hours at a time watching TV in bed and playing with his kittens.
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But if that is so—if the mass of us are at least dimly aware of our lives of quiet desperation—then why do we do so little to change?
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It's telling that Selina only feels comfortable speaking so pointedly about her gender in a dimly lit room, in the dead of night, with only a single other woman present.
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Saweetie is glistening in the dimly lit interior of Jue Lan Club, a Chinese restaurant on West 20th Street, the stones in her oversized hoop earrings catching the flickering candlelight.
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I was guided to a dimly lit waiting room with about half a dozen recliners and a TV. The other two women from the waiting room were already resting there.
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Detective Sean Buck of the Merrillville Police Department told CNN that Hutsko was attacked in a dimly lit area and was unable to provide many identifying details about the suspect.
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" Only dimly does the awareness creep upon him that he may be unpopular there not because he's white or foreign or well-off but "because of the way he behaved.
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On a recent visit to a hospital in Abuja, more than 40 injured protesters, all in their late teens or 20s, lay on thin mattresses in a dimly lit ward.
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Miniature, moving 3-D figures of the Italian designers, dimly recalling Statler and Waldorf from "The Muppet Show," turn their hands to everything in the windows of the famous store.
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The scale of the task dimly dawning on us, we push on, trudging along the rumble strip of Interstate 80 in New Jersey, battered by gusts of passing tractor-trailers.
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The place has an immediate shabby charm — waiters dressed in green uniforms with gold belts navigate the cavernous, dimly lit room full of tables packed with people having animated discussions.
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For example, if the traumatic event you referred to occurred in a dimly lit space, you may notice that your body tenses up whenever you&aposre in a similar environment.
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ComSpOC's headquarters are in a dimly lit room, painted wall-to-wall black, where AGI employees stare at giant glowing monitors that constantly update the projected path of various objects.
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KOH KHANUN, Thailand — Crouched on the ground in a dimly lit factory, the women picked through the discarded innards of the modern world: batteries, circuit boards and bundles of wires.
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In Los Angeles, these include Rumours at Chinatown's Grand Star Jazz Club, Homoccult at Akbar in Los Feliz, and Mustache Mondays at the LASH, a dimly lit, industrial spot downtown.
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Among the swaying punching bags in the dimly-lit studio, I immediately felt supported by the instructor and unnoticed by those around me — I was also incredibly proud of myself.
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It's a lot tougher to avoid arrest if you're serving up to heroin users on a notorious estate than passing a few bags around in a noisy, dimly-lit nightclub.
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But instead we get Grande singing, "You, you love it how I move you / You love it how I touch you," roughly following the dimly lit path of the verse.
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The taste of brimstone hangs in the air, and the fairy lights festooned on hundreds of cranes on the city's skyline could only be dimly seen during a recent visit.
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All the while, the Magical Congress is trying to keep Grindelwald's extremists at bay by ... well, it's unclear, but the movie suggests it mostly involves having meetings in dimly lit rooms.
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One of the standout tracks from Samiyam's excellent Animals Have Feelings—a dimly-lit, off-kilter work itself—the track is both inviting and harrowing, darker than that guitar sample suggests.
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The filmmaker's narration is accompanied by eerie footage of dimly lit server farms: The liberals were outraged by Trump, but they expressed their anger in cyberspace — so it had no effect.
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In Opera for a Small Room, Cardiff and Miller — best known for their immersive multimedia sound installations — staged a dimly lit cabin-like structure at the center of a dark gallery.
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Beyond the bloody floors of shantytown gyms and the wooden benches of dimly lit dressing rooms, Namman Muay is widely used by all sorts of normal, everyday folk. Athletes. Masseuses. Physiotherapists.
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The idea linking all of those stories is technology — every screen we gaze upon is the black mirror of the show's title, looking back and dimly reflecting who we really are.
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But just as he was about to reach the door, another member of the team opened fire, shooting back along the dimly lit street, and their carefully designed plan went haywire.
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Every time I settle into a dimly lit booth at the Cheesecake Factory and crack open one of their novel-length menus, I ask myself: Why does anyone dine anywhere else?
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For Americans it is as if a half-vanquished enemy is "rising zombielike from the crypt of...dimly remembered wars", as Blaine Harden, a veteran writer on North Korea, puts it.
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Given that this is Jessica Jones, expect a healthy dose of private-eye procedural investigation, fights in dimly lit hallways, and drinking, all heavily laced with Ritter's biting brand of sarcasm.
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This cold region of the ocean lies 200 to 1,000 meters (650 to 3,300 feet) deep and is dimly lit except for the occasional bioluminescent flashes from creatures thatlight the darkness.
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According to Arendt, even the ideologically hidebound Marx and Lenin realized, if only dimly and fleetingly, that something truly revolutionary in human history was afoot in the creation of these organizations.
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The buildings are so high, and the old streets so narrow, that the sidewalks seem to have a faintly different climate—quieter, a little colder, lit dimly by straggling gray light.
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It was a dimly lighted place, family members said, filled with men in felt hats who smoked Lucky Strikes and drank Martinson coffee while playing mah-jongg to pass the time.
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But around here, no one seemed to know precisely who was inside the vehicles, least of all the neighbors who were only dimly aware that the estate belonged to Russian diplomats.
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In all, I saw 150 or more paintings across 23 sites, from the overpowering San Rocco to little churches with a single Tintoretto, often dimly lit, visited only by the faithful.
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I think she meant the version of 2000 fashion that exists online now — angular, tiny sunglasses worn beside infinity pools, not in their original habitat, a dimly lit mall food court.
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A few days after she turned 18, he brought her to a dimly lit office, she said, where the two lay down on a dirty mattress and had a sexual encounter.
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Fungi are the invisible giants of the natural world, even if most people are only dimly aware of them as toadstools along a hiking trail, or mushrooms sprinkled across a pizza.
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"The formation of the solar system was a violent but dimly recorded time," Jason Dworkin, OSIRIS-REx project scientist, said during a news conference ahead of the mission's launch in 2016.
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Vincent, stabbed in the gut when his son is taken, will be battered with hotel-kitchen utensils and other weapons during a long and hectic night at a dimly-lighted casino.
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So on a cold morning late last year, we settled onto plush couches in the dimly lit drawing room of the Greenwich Hotel in New York, warmed by a raging fireplace.
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Arnold said the witnesses who later identified Brooks as the suspect were merely "white strangers" who saw a robbery and homicide occur in a "dimly lit bar" after drinking all day.
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The dimly lit room had recently been converted into makeshift headquarters for the Hub, a grass-roots operation that enlisted volunteer accountants and lawyers to help people who were facing eviction.
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Neil Bligh, 45, who sat by Mr. Turner at the Hare & Hounds, could dimly recall the buzz of triumph he felt in 2016, when he discovered that his side had won.
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Sure, robot bartenders may soon be serving you drinks designed or manufactured by computers, but there will never be a real substitute for human interaction in dimly lit pubs and bars.
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His songs are seedy motel rooms dimly lit through a red cloth thrown over a single lampshade, a cigarette burning out in a glass ashtray and underwear strewn across the floor.
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When I switched to "always on" mode, which keeps the watch face turned on (more dimly) even when you don't raise your wrist, I lost about a half-day of battery life.
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Twenty years ago, in that dimly lit alley in Kent, Washington, as I walked into a ring of teenage onlookers to face off, my heart was pounding so hard my chest hurt.
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Again, because I am not a monster, I will not spoil the show for you, but what you need to know is: the episode was so dimly lit that fans were furious.
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It's not just the plot that's hard to make out: The movie as a whole is so dimly lit that it's often hard to get a handle on how cheap it looks.
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If you're used to holding video calls in dimly lit rooms, then the addition of HDR should improve image quality and avoid some of the typical lighting issues associated with webcam feeds.
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It's a weekday morning, in the dimly lit hour when you meander into your kitchen, blink blearily into the light of the refrigerator, and try to decide what to pack for lunch.
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In the dimly lit image, Klum is shown half submerged in shadows wearing a matching bra and underwear set from her own collection, with just the contour of her body barely visible.
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Click here to view original GIFAll Images: Alex Cranz/GizmodoThe first thing I did, when presented with the new Macbook Pro, was reach for that dimly lit display just above the keyboard.
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The big picture: In our focus groups with independent, Republican and Democratic voters in several swing states and districts, the voters were only dimly aware of candidates' and elected officials' health proposals.
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On entering a large, dimly lit room fitted with a 19-meter-long elliptical table, participants were encouraged to take a sizable chunk of clay from one of four different-colored slabs.
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Lady Lucan, whose real name is Veronica Bingham, claimed that her husband, John Bingham — the 7th Earl of Lucan — killed Rivett in their dimly lit basement in a case of mistaken identity.
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That's why the researchers are considering isolating the task to the 20 seconds of introducing children to a perceived threat, like a dimly lit office with a covered object they'd walk toward.
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But they provoke memories for me that are certainly about race, memories of dimly lit house parties in working class New Orleans neighborhoods like Vascoville, which we called Boscoville, for obvious reasons.
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In addition to staff training, Sesame Place has created quiet rooms: small, dimly lit spaces with comfortable armchairs and sensory bead mazes on the walls to provide a break from the stimulation.
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Hamilton, whose long-standing relationship with Rosberg grew strained during their four years together at the Silver Arrows, viewed the German's remarks dimly three days before Sunday's season-opening Australian Grand Prix.
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In a way, the venue epitomizes the duality of British culture, swerving between the luxury of dimly lit cocktail bars and the opportunity to cash that 2-for-1 Pizza Express voucher.
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The scene would have been dimly lit by the emergency lights, with the dead belted into their seats, their faces nestled in the worthless oxygen masks dangling on tubes from the ceiling.
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On the day of the visits this month, he shivered inside the dimly lit gymnasium as he awaited the arrival of his wife and two of his sons, ages 13 and 7.
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The intersection between this age-old misogyny and new information technologies is reshaping our politics and culture in a way we may only dimly understand — and may not be prepared to confront.
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And he continued to draw the attention of slightly later German masters, most now known only dimly to nonspecialists: the likes of Michael Praetorius, Samuel Scheidt, Johann Hermann Schein and Ludwig Senfl.
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Hundreds of young people lined up inside the sports arena's dimly lit hallways on Thursday, waiting for vision and hearing exams, immunizations, clothing, school supplies, and referrals for counseling with volunteer psychologists.
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While her bright outdoor scenes may need exposures of a day or two, a dimly lit gallery view requires a nine-month exposure, giving Ms. Lutter one shot to get it right.
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Caught in a sea of trouble but feisty, ambitious and none too bothered by theological abstractions, Elizabethans reached out to foreign lands that were, at least at the outset, only dimly understood.
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That is particularly true in the men's game, where the biggest stars often turned professional before 1968, snuffing out marquee duels or shifting them to more dimly lit settings suitable for barnstorming.
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He lives with his ailing mother Penny (Frances Conroy) in a dimly lit apartment building where the elevator doesn't work, meets regularly with his social worker, and takes a lot of medication.
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Amid the giddiness of the post-World War I period, when women began to assert themselves more at social events and Prohibition made booze alluringly naughty, dimly lit get-togethers became fashionable.
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She wasn't positive that she was pregnant again, but as she waited in the clinic's dimly lit waiting room, she was 100% certain that she did not want to have a second child.
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I remember one winter night we went to this dimly lit bar in a half basement, where one of the girls was friends with the bartender, whom she called Justin oppa — older brother.
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Britney Spears took matters into her own hands in a recent Twitter video, when she turned her reality into a runway and put on her own fashion show in a dimly lit hallway.
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The forest itself may be dimly lit, but the broader Baden-Württemberg region, the birthplace of the cuckoo clock, is full of charming spa towns and resorts, such as Baden-Baden and Baiersbronn.
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The video for the song, directed Jason Lindner and Ben Searies, is a throwback to disco-era aesthetics, full of Cadillacs, dimly-lit clubs, and just about everything disco save for flammable polyester.
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Shoeless and sitting with her cello in a dimly lit room with simple projections of smoke behind, her sombre yet beautiful music felt relaxing, freeing and a welcome break from all the partying.
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But the "Woodstock" album still takes me to the same unsafe, dimly lit corner bedroom on Dogaway Drive, where it's just me and my sister still terrified we will be all alone tomorrow.
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The closest mall is 93 miles away, and the town's main commercial strip—a grim mix of storefront churches, pop-up tax refund shops, and dimly lit discount stores—has seen better days.
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In addition to his dimly lit performance clips, there's also unsettling activities in a red room—a la Twin Peaks—that somehow seems to feature knife play and a tall glass of milk.
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The most moving call to arms came in the show's final moments, after over an hour of dimly lit performances of songs from HOPELESSNESS and unreleased material that mirrored the album's downcast disposition.
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That disparity in talent kept packs from forming, so most athletes raced alone on the dark course, its far, cold corners lit dimly by small banks of LED lights powered by gas generators.
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By day, the priests hide in a small, cramped hut near the village; by night, they lead their new flock in dimly lighted rooms, delivering sermons in Latin, baptizing children and taking confession.
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Wedged between adolescence and adulthood, José (the excellent Enrique Salanic, in one of his first films) lives with his mother in a home always dimly lit, usually by the yellowish glow of streetlights.
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There were a lot of witnesses to the murder, but the chaos of the moment — gunshots, people ducking for cover, a dimly lit parking lot being deluged by rain — left few strong ones.
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Nightclubs also inspired a generation of rising artists across disciplines, such as the German photographer Wolfgang Tillmans, whose ethereal capture of the dimly-lit SNAX club in Berlin in 2001 has become iconic.
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These occupy the larger upstairs room, while its applied art collection is usually displayed en masse downstairs in more enclosed, dimly-lit rooms in old-school wooden cabinets, some covered by protective material.
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The scene wasn't so different from your typical happy hour on a weeknight: Young working professionals making small talk in a dimly-lit bar after work, with faint indie music playing in the background.
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HTC's optical image stabilization in the U11 makes for steadier shots, which is super useful when you're trying to capture group selfies in a dimly lit nightclub and in a less than sober state.
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Laura Fuentes, a hairstylist from Abilene, Texas, says that many upmarket department stores still keep their plus-size clothing sections poorly organised, badly stocked and dimly lit, if they stock larger clothes at all.
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Rhinos, elephants, giraffes, and yes, lions: In the future, these animals will only exist in the vague haze of intergenerational memory, their shapes to be dimly made out in cloud formations—ghostly and cartoonish.
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It was only a few weeks ago that I found myself sitting down with the former 98 Degrees singer at a hightop bar table in the basement of a dimly lit NYC comedy club.
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Now in her seventies and in failing health, she dimly recalls enjoying a picnic of rice balls before being taken by her foster parents to a hospital and told to lie on a bed.
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She stood on the sidewalk, her arms wrapped around her chest, looking up and down the dimly lit street and pacing slowly before borrowing a cell phone from a passerby to call a friend.
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It will be an important discussion, and a timely one, as we are on the cusp of a key technological revolution that will change everyone's lives in ways we can only dimly envision today.
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In the snap, the fresh-faced singer, who's currently rocking platinum blonde locks, shows off one her poses as she practices in a dimly lit room, brightened up by hanging bulbs in the background.
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We were ushered into a dimly lit Chelsea studio, where — in a dramatic flourish — the car was revealed on a rotating stage, as if we were watching a production of theater in the round.
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At a dimly-lit kinky club called Insomnia some people switch their everyday clothes for latex or leather in the changing rooms near the entrance while others strip off and head into a whirlpool.
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French Bashing is divided into two antithetical rooms: one very dimly lit, with lights pointed directly at the photographs, and the other overwhelmingly bright with vibrantly colored, kitschy tourist placemats completely covering the floor.
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A photo of a dimly-illuminated decoration-lined hallway from 2017's "Time-Honored Traditions"-themed decor was compared to scenes from films such as Harry Potter, The Chronicles of Narnia and Silent Hill.
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Valerie was thinking that she might need to summon all this effort of ingenuity one day for some escape of her own, dimly imagined, and that taking on the child made her less free.
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In a dimly lit Lahore gym, where paint peeled off the walls, windows were shattered and cobwebs clung to a damp ceiling, Riaz was tutoring Iqra Chanzaib, 16, who is new to weight lifting.
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The Grahams could easily improve their gloomy mood by investing in some hundred-watt light bulbs, but no: this is horror, and therefore the dinner table must be illuminated as dimly as a crypt.
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"I think I saw him!" someone said with a gasp, peering through the dimly lit maze of iron supports beneath the dusty stands of War Memorial Arena before a security guard shooed them away.
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He scans dimly lit racks, bouncing to Young Thug songs piped through the store speakers with the grace of a Juilliard aspirant, landing lightly on the balls of his toes before lifting off again.
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On Tuesday, a jury heard closing arguments in the manslaughter trial of rookie NYPD Officer Peter Liang, who fatally shot an unarmed black man in a dimly lit stairwell in Brooklyn two years ago.
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One was Philippe Mayer, a 41-year-old musician with blond dreadlocks who had settled into the dimly lit smoking room of Café Europa, in central Vienna, after dropping off his daughter at kindergarten.
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A January performance of Whisperlodge begins in a dimly lit Brooklyn living room, where a man and a woman dressed in white run fat makeup brushes in slow circles over another woman's bare back.
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It needs one more downtempo song in the vein of "Maybe It's Time," something raw and slow and gutting that Jackson Maine sings alone, in a dimly lit room, with nothing but his guitar.
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The guild's chambers is a dimly lit space filled with commemorative plaques, newspaper clippings and portraits of the group's namesake ("a pretty lousy king, to be honest," as one of the members described him).
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Chugging through the dimly lit park on a 30-minute jog, they pass dog walkers, other runners and the occasional homeless person, stopping on a bridge midway through for a group photo and selfies.
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The visual also calls back X's work on Sean Paul's "Get Busy" as the dimly lit set highlight Toronto's West Indian roots while paying homage to the once frequent dancehall jams in the city.
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I would pray that no one was lurking in dimly lit areas or behind cars, and I'd try not to think about the campus police alerts I'd seen about sexual assaults in the area.
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LED FLASHLIGHT You'll need a good flashlight when the lights inevitably go out, a toy rolls behind the bed or when you're working in a dimly lit area like the back of a closet.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A frozen and dimly lit planet, dubbed a "Super-Earth," may be orbiting the closest single star to our solar system, astronomers said on Wednesday, based on two decades of scientific observations.
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Blessed rage for order, pale Ramon, The maker's rage to order words of the sea, Words of the fragrant portals, dimly-starred, And of ourselves and of our origins, In ghostlier demarcations, keener sounds.
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The sparks fly fast and persuasively — Rae and Stanfield make sense right away — and you're soon cozying up with the couple while they share stories and increasingly heated looks in a dimly lit restaurant.
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Having done this at a minimum of several dozen times, I have two trends to point out about Lil Wayne in music videos: First, there are so many of him rapping in dimly lit warehouses.
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The restaurant is inside the old Kleinzee Diving Club, a low, dimly lit building with nautical decorations, including men's and women's toilets labeled "outboard" and "inboard," and a wooden bar, though alcohol cannot be served.
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The participants were unaware of which substance they were given at the time of study, but both times they were under observation by a physician in a dimly lit room where they reclined and relaxed.
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Half the house was asleep, but the other half was bustling around the dimly lit kitchen, getting ready for a six-or-so-hour road trip from Jackson, Mississippi, through Memphis to Little Rock, Arkansas.
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The dream scenario: You horizontal on the couch covered in blankets, Netflix on the TV, and — to maximize the cozy ambiance in your dimly lit living room — a fall candle flickering on the coffee table.
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She described a powerful showrunner and his dimly lit office; she said he had offered her mentorship when she was starting her career in her early twenties and then pressed her for a sexual relationship.
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And contrast the dimly lit path in "Chapel Trail Near Alter Road" (2000), the solitary tree of "Old Birch" (2000), and the bright red sun at the upper right in "Approaching Night (For Ryder)" (2001).
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In fact, it's that characteristic that plays a small part in the backstory to "Twenty//Three", which finds itself buried in the dimly-lit, crinkled hours between sunset and not wanting to go to bed.
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While everyone is mourning the Secretary of s=State and conspiring against their perceived enemies, Cathy is holed up in some random dimly lit apartment with a bottle of red wine and a burner phone.
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Now 30, he's found success with Sidebar, a dimly-lit bar with a backyard and no frills that's played host to the A$AP Mob and LA's the Do Over since it opened in 2014.
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In deciding on manslaughter, Arroyo said jurors took into account that "emotions were running pretty high" the night of the confrontation and the shooting happened at dark on a dimly lit street near an overpass.
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In the intervening years, I was dimly aware, Jafari either left or was excised from the Grumps, building up his own YouTube network and prodigious subscriber count with video game-focused clips, skits, and commentaries.
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There are many times where I'm moving my Switch from my dimly lit bedroom to my well-lit living room and not having to fiddle inside the menu to adjust the screen brightness is nice.
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The images, which lie on the same continuum as Ollie Ma's photo-realistic GTA V photo series, are all about impeccably designed and framed scenes, from a forested mountainside to a dimly-lit interior hallway.
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Diving to reefs up to 260 feet below the surfaceThe vibranium fairy wrasse prefers the remote, dimly lit waters of the "twilight zone," hiding among tropical coral reefs up to 260 feet below the surface.
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" One winter, Denis said, she was living alone in a sixth-floor studio apartment "in a good district of Paris," as she put it, "not a poor little dimly lit street in a vague suburb.
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At the back of a vintage-furnished trattoria near the Pantheon, stumble through a creaky armoire and you're deposited in a dimly lit brick den, where an empty suit of knight's armor spookily stands guard.
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All photos by Pete Voelker Outside the Agora Theater, two miles from the political pantomime and cable news sideshow of Cleveland's East 4th Street, around 200 people are scrummaging towards a dimly-lit lobby, sweating.
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There, in cramped and dimly lit rooms vibrating with the blasts from six-foot speakers, he drew with charcoal and pastel on A1 paper as he bobbed along with the crowd to D.J. Jah Shaka.
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In a dimly lit studio in the bowels of 85 Broad Street, Goldman Sachs's former headquarters in the financial district of New York, Jooin Im sat on a mat before a small class of yogis.
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Neighborhood Joint On a sweltering summer afternoon, Steven Millington, a 29-year-old mathematics student from Long Island, lay shirtless atop a raised wooden platform in the far corner of a dimly lit Brooklyn shop.
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But it is otherwise deserted, a maze of dimly lit corridors that are littered with pigeon feathers, strung with cobwebs, lined with doors of dark wood and haunted by even darker memories of Kosovo's past.
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CreditCreditLinda Bournane Engelberth for The New York Times OSLO — Late on Friday night, a couple hundred people were packed into a dimly lit, stylishly decorated bar in the heart of Oslo's downtown night-life district.
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We get the classic "Don't go in there!" setup, including an eerie voice croaking out of the security gate call-box, a large front door opening on its own and a dimly-lit, uninviting foyer.
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A room will be available for people who need to lie down, and another will be kept quiet and dimly lit for people with sensory processing disorders that make the hubbub of a caucus overwhelming.
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Le didn't know then, or knew only dimly, that there were at least a few dozen computer scientists elsewhere in the world who couldn't help imagining, as he did, that machines could learn from scratch.
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The groups — which included representatives from each of the parties and candidates — quietly made their way from machine to machine in a dimly lit warehouse in North Philadelphia where the city stores its 4,000 machines.
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CreditCreditElizabeth Weinberg for The New York Times LOS ANGELES — When Sara Gilbert started her working day here one rainy December morning, her dressing room at "The Talk" was dimly lit by a few scented candles.
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Presented in dimly lit rooms, as Rothko desired, with fabric-covered walls, within the brightly lit Kunsthistorisches Museum galleries devoted to its Old Master collection, this exhibition thus offers a compact summary of his career.
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As the audience hears an exorcism happen dimly somewhere in the distance in the family's home — complete with snarling rage and thumping furniture — the camera pans gracefully over photos of the family in happier times.
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Frequently he translates that feeling into accounts of dreams about Jesenská, and other times he finds metaphors for the obstacles to their union in the imagery of closed doors, impenetrable walls, and dimly lit walks.
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Researchers noted that in small community pubs, this allows patrons to bond with drinking companions and meet new people—something that can't always happen in cavernous chain pubs or dimly lit bars pumping DJ Kygo remixes.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In a dimly lit shop in Kuala Lumpur, where dried fish, herbs and pickled tea leaves imported from Myanmar are on display, two men sit behind a counter inspecting bank notes.
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Those have been calibrated to look best in the harsh light of Costco or Best Buy and won't accurately represent the picture you get when you put the TV set in your dimly lit living room.
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The later shots from Lando's more dimly lit card game fare far better — possibly due to the farther framing of Han's face and darker lighting, but it's still not a great substitute for the real actor.
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White balance accurately changes from bright to dimly lit scenes, but if you want the best results, you should use the RX100's flatter color profile so you can color-correct the rest in post-production.
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At the end of the hall, there's a small, dimly-lit spiral staircase leading to the all-male room—a closet-sized area with six not-quite-matching chairs and a flatscreen TV streaming gay porn.
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Fooling yourself that you're doing something important, but, in the back of your mind, dimly aware that you are simply pushing levers and waiting for the next pellet of stimulus like a rat in an experiment?
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That in fact, the sesh—the eking out of lifeblood over half-smoked rollies and lines of ketamine in dimly-lit lounges—is a long and fabled tradition that stretches back as far as partying itself.
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Then there's Isis (Susan Sarandon) — "like the terrorist organization," she explains — who regularly hitchhikes around the country and lands on Carla's doorstep via the cab of a long-haul truck, only dimly aware that it's Christmas.
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Rather predictably (if you've seen the end of "True Detective" Season 1, which Fukunaga directed), the hunt for Japheth Dury devolves into a cat-and-mouse game through the labyrinthine, dimly lit halls of the reservoir.
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And facing it is an even longer picture called "Sixty-Three White Mona Lisas," in which repeat images of the most famous celebrity-sitter of all are dimly visible under washes of semi-translucent white paint.
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Netflix's wretched Iron Fist, like the other Marvel Netflix shows, largely abandoned the humor of the Marvel Cinematic Universe in favor of a gritty, downbeat landscape of dimly lit hallways, furrowed brows, and supposedly intense monologues.
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Now 76, Ms. Babitz is dimly aware of her surging popularity, particularly among young women, but aging hits burn victims even harder than it does the rest of us, and lately she has turned more inward.
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Her teenage daughter, Anna, has a history of anxiety and disordered eating, and in the book's sections told from Anna's point of view, we learn that Maggie is only dimly aware of her daughter's continued struggles.
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So it doesn't take long for the novelty to wear off — and for the same weightless unreality that a dimly cognizant Syd complains to Dr. Busker about to begin taking hold of the viewer as well.
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The 12.2-megapixel dual-pixel camera on the back of the phone has a fast f/1.8 aperture for capturing more light, optical image stabilization, and a Night Mode that makes dimly lit shots look great.
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I am dimly aware that the thinking on the kind of separation anxiety that G. is experiencing — the anxiety and its accompanying rage — is that children who feel safe and loved are able to separate easily.
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They have names that sound like bars—Vibe, Cadence, FiftySevenEast—but instead of occupying dimly-lit basements below the high street, they tower above it, built by the likes of Taylor Wimpey, Barratt, and Telford Homes.
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After pricey taxi rides to North Dakota, many like Ismail walk for hours in darkness and -20 C (-103°F) temperatures to dimly lit Emerson, in the shadow of the bright glare of the international border crossing.
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The exhibition also features a series of ceramic plates made by Myrton Purkiss in 1948, presenting them as wall-based art, highlighting their pattern of concentric circles that dimly recall Marcel Duchamp's Rotoreliefs but fail to impress.
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The position I settled on meant that the dimly lit screen illuminated my nethers prompting my cat to attack my crotch thinking I had been beset upon by some sort of alien hummingbird bent on sexual deviance.
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Santamaria, the more experienced of the deputies, said he was concerned about being ambushed as he chased Petrov into the dimly lit alley and that he feared he and his partner could be seriously injured or killed.
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María Teresa Mockevich Sitting in a dimly lit office with aging floral wallpaper, one of those lawyers, María Teresa Mockevich, also railed against the press, complaining that the coverage had focused on Lucía, and not the baby.
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He sleeps off the night before in a skanky motel, drinks heavily and smokes dope just to steady his nerves, hustles to his dealer for some crack and dimly remembers that there's something he needs to do.
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But with Game of Thrones running such a dimly lit sequence for such a large percentage of the episode, it was hard to ignore the obvious compression and lackluster quality that struck throughout the Battle of Winterfell.
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From the outside it looks sterile, but inside a headset, VR studio Scatter has created a dimly lit car where you can listen in on other passengers' internal monologues, experiencing a different cast of characters each time.
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Also on this bottommost level were the dimly lit communications rooms — from which the bunker's staff would have coordinated a military response and relayed instructions to the survivors above — which felt like a monument to obsolete equipment.
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One night on a very windy deck, dimly lit by fluorescent bulbs on lampposts, I played mini-golf with Andy Thomas, author of The Truth Agenda and (self-proclaimed) conspiracy theorist with a specialty on crop circles.
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And for the first time in my decades of consumerism, I worried about the possibility of a recall, as I dimly remembered with a shudder a headline spotted years ago about strollers recalled because they dismembered children.
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Just an hour and a half after his narrow election victory was announced on April 4th, Mr Bio took the oath of office, forgoing the state house for a dimly lit room at the Radisson Blu hotel.
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But we can't help but wonder what ever happened to the dress she donned for that legendary moment at Versailles...Is it sitting in a temperature controlled, dimly lit chamber somewhere in the hidden enclaves of Calabasas?
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This time, it's a tragic bank heist in Central London, but it all seems to be a part of the same dimly-lit, flickering, cut-out universe that Lebon's been building around the Love What Survives singles.
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The Daily Mail claims that the unnamed stunt man is more attractive that Cooper, but we're just gonna stick with the fact that we wouldn't be able to tell these two apart in a dimly lit bar.
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" They had met in June 2010 amid more sweat than tears at an exercise boot camp held two nights a week in what Ms. Wollersheim described as "the dimly lit basement of a U.S. Defense Department building.
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The aisles of the plane are packed with a crush of people, some of them screaming, and oxygen masks have deployed from the ceiling of the cabin, which is dimly lit as electric lighting has been extinguished.
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Visitors to Balaklava can now travel through the base's dimly lit tunnels and view artifacts and memorabilia from the time of the submarine base's operation, effectively stepping back in time to the days of the Cold War.
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We showed our lichni karti to the two men stationed at the door, their torsos obscene with muscle, and then descended a long carpeted staircase that was lit dimly by red lights set high along the walls.
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In dimly lighted, somewhat unquiet scenes, Garbus lets you see the texture and depth of that motherly love, which feels like the last hope of a woman whose life is otherwise all scuffed surfaces and frayed edges.
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Tucked away in a small, dimly lit room on the second floor of The New York Times's headquarters, the team tasked with digitizing the newspaper's vast archive of photographs recently reached a milestone: one million photos scanned.
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Her installation of spotlights and smoke near a row of mirrored columns creates a sense of being transported in time, which suits the recording's ghostly quality, but the dimly lit basement feels too haunted on its own.
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GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO Melancholy minor keys, subdued dance beats and intimations of dimly lit spaces fill the tracks of Maya Jane Coles, the prolific electronic producer, songwriter and singer whose second solo album, "Take Flight," is released today.
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They are the "women's patrol", a group of 18 mothers and grandmothers whose nightly walks through the dimly lit alleys of Pateros have been helping to deter shadowy gunmen behind murders of residents linked to illegal drugs.
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Buckhurst and his set designer, the original and perfect Simon Kenny, have reinforced the show's depiction of English class distinctions—the many lives spent in service to the few—by creating a pinched, claustrophobic, dimly lit environment.
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" His new novel, "Dead Astronauts," is the culmination of this line of reasoning, a wild, lyrical, ferocious book that pushes to the foreground several figures only dimly visible on the periphery of the story line in "Borne.
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Seo Natsumi's collected typed responses from survivors of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings displayed within vitrines placed in a dimly lit corridor reveal how victims never discussed the outcome of the war or what they had experienced.
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His performance of "The Night They Called It a Day" on one of Letterman's last Late Night shows was a haunting, dimly-lit four minutes that barely concealed its grace beneath Dylan's suspicious glances to the camera.
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"When it is being taken away, it's like a part of us being taken away too," the farmer told the other Truku elders as they drank Kaoliang, a strong sorghum-based Taiwanese liquor, at his dimly lit home.
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Point-and-shoot cameras usually go wherever you go, including dark places like restaurants, dimly lit buildings, and hotel bars, so I'm not sure casting aside wideaperture for zoom functionality one might consider overkill was the right move.
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But the other was the fact that in 1900, the human race had a bunch of big problems — dimly lit homes, slow transportation options, deadly diseases, a lot of tedious housework — that could be solved with new technologies.
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From the second floor, the strains of a solo karaoke singer can be heard, defiantly off-key, from one of several dimly lit Thai bars which are full of punters even in the middle of a weekday afternoon.
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I Just Stroked the New MacBook Pro&aposs Touch BarThe first thing I did, when presented with the new Macbook Pro, was reach for that dimly lit…Read more ReadSo what do you get for all that money?
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The dimly lit room had brick walls and low-hanging pipes, giving it the appearance of a city's dark alley, where in Jersey, you might find a horde of raccoons overturning your trash cans and drinking rancid milk.
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I even watched 2500 minutes of a 21p 2800D movie served over Plex thanks to the active 2100D glasses XGIMI bundled with my review unit (it created a dimly lit 4493D effect which some people seem to enjoy).
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A random assault leads to a miscarriage and the urge to start again somewhere new and vaguely creepy — a dimly lit patch of the South, just as it was in Coven (season three) and Freak Show (season four).
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After disappearing behind white curtains into a dimly-lit room, kneeling by the side of piled straw mats draped in white, the emperor, accompanied only by two shrine maidens, arranged offerings for the goddess on 32 oakleaf plates.
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The women spend an enormous amount of time sipping cocktails in dimly lit restaurants as they chat about rolling power outages, good condom etiquette and men who expect them to leave their jobs and make fufu all day.
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After disappearing behind white curtains into a dimly-lit room, kneeling by the side of piled straw mats draped in white, the emperor, accompanied only by two shrine maidens, arranged offerings for the goddess on 32 oakleaf plates.
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Regardless, I never tried blue eyeshadow until I was nearly 26, manically darting around a dimly lit make up store, smearing this rave-inspired eyeshadow across my eyelids because it had a name that I kept thinking about.
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The 40-seat restaurant, which opened in May, is tucked into the corner of the vast, dimly lit, pillar-laden hall, only separated from its culinary brethren by five-foot-high wood cubicles (no palm trees in sight).
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By the time Klopp decides which of their insights are worth passing along to the team, the equations are long gone; the players are only dimly aware that some of the suggestions are rooted in doctorate-level mathematics.
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There were countless Facebook wall posts from dimly remembered schoolmates — lines like "im finee and yourselff?" and "hahah not too good man, not too good" — suggesting I spent much of 2006 just asking acquaintances how they were doing.
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It was dimly-lit and there was a mirror on the back of the door, which was a bit weird when I was actually in the sauna — you just see yourself naked/in a bikini, getting increasingly sweaty.
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While riding the train from downtown Los Angeles to Santa Monica recently, I became dimly aware that a man standing right in front of me was shouting a homophobic slur at someone sitting behind me, over and over.
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In a dimly lit room inspired by the music video for "Stronger," there were three metal chairs attached to the floor, upon which visitors, when there were any, were encouraged by a pink-shirted room attendant to gyrate.
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In November 215, John Bingham, the seventh Earl of Lucan, a dashing but dissolute gambler, supposedly mistook his children's nanny for his estranged wife in the dimly lit basement of their London home and bludgeoned her to death.
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Called "Prosperity," this room acts as a counterpoint to the second last room, "Mountains of the Mind", which is dimly lit, and contains jade mountains and other elaborate spiritual objects Qing noblemen might have had in their chambers.
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As the exhibition's chronology progresses to the familiar, stick-like figures, a sequence of small pieces is presented evenly spaced behind glass and very dimly lit, befitting work that emits such a sense of stark solitude and desolation.
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We tend to assume that foreign threats, particularly those we only dimly understand, are beyond the control of normal law enforcement, are powerful and strategic in their thinking, and have the capacity to grow and ultimately destroy our societies.
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Stofan, who recently left her position as the space agency's chief scientist, dimly recollects traveling from Ohio to Cape Canaveral to watch the fifth flight of the uncrewed Atlas-Centaur launch system, a project of her NASA engineer father's.
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But the White Horse is a dive—dimly lit and adorned with vintage Lone Star and Schlitz signs featuring black and Hispanic couples, holdovers from the club's previous incarnation as El Trompo, a bar that played traditional norteño music.
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It's thematically fitting, but compared to the more brightly lit fight outside, I think watching CGI figures with Chadwick Boseman and Michael B. Jordan's faces pasted them, duking it out in a dimly lit tunnel, was a cinematic letdown.
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Instead, we got exactly what we all expected: Two men, legs spread wide so you know they are men, in what looks like a dimly-lit Holiday Inn foyer, gently caressing each other's egos with an almost tantric rhythm.
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ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (Reuters) - Inside the dimly lit Moose Lodge 216 last September in Atlantic City, Frank D'Alonzo discussed a few of the ideas he has heard over the years to revitalize the cash-strapped New Jersey gambling hub.
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He avoided galas and opening nights, preferring intimate dinners at Dan Tana's, the dimly lit, old-school Italian place on Santa Monica Boulevard with red-leather booths, waiters in black bow ties and bartenders in red three-button jackets.
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You'll find rolling bar carts, martini-motif carpeting and satin bed linens amid the original moldings in its 37 dimly lit rooms, which have been done up — like every ECC establishment — by Dorothée Meilichzon, Paris's interior designer du jour.
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The Kings Romans office is supposed to be located at the end of a dimly lit hallway on the 36th floor of Wu Chung House, according to public records, but there was no sign of it when CNN visited.
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Home to Brown University and the Rhode Island School of Design, the reclaimed industrial town of Providence is full of atmospheric coffee shops, hip cafes, design-forward restaurants, and dimly-lit bars that speak to the youthful student population.
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Poor old Michael wouldn't have much to report on, and most of the program would be taken up by the various barmen of the same five pubs I've frequented for a decade dimly trying to remember who I was.
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The small cars moved haltingly, stopping and starting, along tracks that ran through dimly lit tunnels, accompanied by appropriate soundtracks — groans, screams — and punctuated by the appearance of mechanized ax murderers, devils and corpses leaping out of the shadows.
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The equal opportunity largess of powerful Ukrainians like Mr. Pinchuk helps explain why so many of the most dimly lit and hazardous roads of American politics keep leading back to Ukraine, a poor, dysfunctional country on Europe's eastern fringe.
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Here all we have are two faces in tight close-up, so slurred and dimly lit that the picture barely succeeds in the most basic task of photographic portraiture: to enable us to identify whom we are looking at.
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We know it, if we know it at all, as a dimly remembered chapter in high school history, or as scenes from old black-and-white movies of soldiers hunkered in trenches doing battle with Germans in pointy helmets.
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The Americans were led through winding passages to an ornate chamber near Parolin's office: a lofty, dimly lit room with heavy tapestries and dark-red curtains, where a long table was surrounded by paintings of past Popes and cardinals.
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Walking through the dimly lit corridors and plodding across rainy landscapes and moving among the intricately detailed enemies and heroes, it's easy to forget that StarCraft Universe uses the exact same models used in the campaigns players normally see from above.
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The diva performing a dance breakdown in a dimly-lit empty pool surrounded by a fleet of custom Gucci-clad backup dancers who then transformed into a troop of soldiers in Beyoncé's all-lady feminist army at the Super Bowl.
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On Sunday, he attacked the woman, Carmen Torres-Gonzalez, swinging the machete at her as she stood with her mother's home health aide in a dimly lit hallway on the fifth floor of 383 East 141 Street, the official said.
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When I took a photo of my dinner (something a lot of aspiring travel influencers will surely want to do with this) at a dimly lit bar, the ISO jumped up to 13, and the resulting image is extremely noisy.
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Hamilton was a way to give a new voice to characters based on the legends Americans grow up knowing about — Washington, Hamilton, Jefferson, Lafayette — as well as others we remember more dimly (if at all), like Mulligan and the Schuyler sisters.
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In a dimly lit minimá (mini-mall) in Havana he shows what a ration book entitles one person to buy per month: it includes a small bag of coffee, a half-bottle of cooking oil and five pounds of rice.
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The change in setting has given the God of War team a chance to spread their wings beyond the dark, dimly lit stone arenas and stormy skies of the previous games and into the fresh air of the Norse outdoors.
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This is what we would expect—when an atom spits a photon out, it's a bright or decaying photon (it leaves dimly), which is the inverse of the arriving photon's shape (or the arriving photon most likely to be absorbed).
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Long gone are the days of Osama bin Laden taping a message for the world to see three months after being filmed in a dimly lit cave surrounded by bodyguards with AK-47's casually propped up around the room.
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You will probably leave "The Place We Built" with a greater understanding of Hungarian political history, though the most explicit lesson comes in the form of a dimly lit puppet show staged at a strange remove from much of the audience.
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One hen in North Carolina lives her life inside a dimly-lit shed with only occasional access to a cramped, concrete porch; another hen in California can peck at the grass each day and take a dust bath in the sun.
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Mr. Hynes carefully explained to reporters the evidence his office had collected: Officer George was patrolling a dimly lit stairwell when he saw the boy with what he thought was a real weapon; he said he had even heard two clicks.
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The first video from the album, "On What You're On", has the band performing in a dimly (but purpley) lit basement bar to an audience who absolutely do not give a shit, but all of whom look great under neon.
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They have another interview in 45 minutes, and they've spent the better part of the last month as the subject of curious prodding by mainstream journalists than they've ever experienced in their half decade of slinging dimly lit, synthesizer-led instrumentals.
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"The idea that not being able to know your way around CDJs can stop you from playing on radio seems so backwards," says station founder Ollie Ashley, ushering me into their newly renovated basement studio, dimly illuminated by blue light.
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On a recent night, at a table in a dimly lit anteroom decorated like a sexy dungeon, a waitress delivered confident recommendations for ordering—don't double up on proteins; share everything—and warnings about the shrimp, or Kua Kling Kung.
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For quite a while Truhen can't decide whether Price is a psychopath (that would perhaps be faintly alienating to the reader, you feel him dimly sensing, with all the exquisite sensitivity of a feral pig charging an alligator) or a pragmatist.
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Black's work seems meant to be experienced as instantaneously as possible — whether it's being read by her to you in an eggshell white gallery or by you to yourself while rocking back and forth in a dimly lit subway car.
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My best childhood friend picked out highlighter-yellow bridesmaid dresses for her mostly pale friends, and there's still a video of me somewhere on YouTube, reading out my maid of honor speech as I glowed in the dimly lit room.
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The ground-floor lounge, a dimly lit room decorated with vintage Life Magazine and Playboy covers in a self-aware nod to "the gentlemen of the 1960s," is closed Sundays through Tuesday, and an Asian restaurant there recently shuttered altogether.
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As Communism unraveled in the late 53s, many residents lacked money to open independent shops, so entrepreneurs started illicitly selling extra appliances and household goods while craftsmen offered shoe repair, tailoring, and other services to pedestrians from their dimly lit bunkers.
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As I sit on a dimly-lit photo set waiting for our interview to begin, I hear the faint hum of opera singing floating down the hall — faint and low at first, then louder and higher pitched as it gets closer.
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"He asked me to go outside and see the plane because he was just above our home," she said, sitting in a dimly lit front room in front of a portrait from Sintayehu's university graduation and a row of burned candles.
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The statement sparked a storm of outrage and controversy on Twitter (although, let's be real, the odds that the 84-year-old journalist has enough knowledge of Twitter to be more than dimly aware of said outrage are pretty slim).
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A dimly lit room at the Corning Museum of Glass, in upstate New York, feels like a deep water dive: A single, L-shaped display case, embedded along two midnight-blue walls, shines with a diverse family of extraordinary aquatic beings.
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There are too many factors at play—the wall of amps rearing up to the ceiling, the atmosphere inside the cramped quarters of a dimly-lit dive bar, a drunk person's tolerance of constant feedback—that studio tools can't produce.
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A crowd of men's wear cognoscenti — with the requisite celebrity interlopers and hangers-on — trekked to the Far West Side of Manhattan to a dimly lighted hangar-like space for cocktails and passed hors d'oeuvres to celebrate New York Fashion Week: Men's.
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When I got a bit older, I skipped the building trick-or-treating in favor of dimly lit after-school parties, where we would try to replicate the choreography from "Thriller" without my losing the Toto basket of my Dorothy Gale costume.
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On a recent Wednesday evening, a young woman wandered, alone, into the dimly lighted basement of the Penny Farthing, a bar in the East Village, and cautiously asked one of the few people there, Jen Saunders, 36, if she was a Republican.
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Apple has made a solid effort to improve how the iPhone camera performs in low light conditions — capturing cocktails in a dimly lit bar or street signs at night — and Samsung looks to be doing so with the S2750 and S28+, too.
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A few days before we were set to meet, Allen's press engagements were moved to Manhattan's Bowery Hotel, a dimly lit, lavishly decorated spot in the East Village that's known for the hordes of paparazzi around the entrance at any given moment.
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Like Aadhaar, Facebook is a juggernaut dimly understood even by its own creators Aadhaar, which means "foundation", is a 21-digit number tied to a person's name, gender, address, date of birth, and the biometric information of ten fingerprints and two irises.
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Take, for example, the assurance that one's favorite high-voltage formula is "so bright you can see it from space," despite the fact that — let's face it — even the best highlighter can generally only be seen from across a dimly lit room.
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For the past eight years, Mr. Nembhard has turned the shelter's day care room or its dimly lighted office into an intimate library, tapping into the imaginations of transient children with the hope of making reading books a constant in their lives.
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The reality of a firefight is a form of madness: shifting silhouettes, dimly perceived, pop of weapons, freezing fear, trembling hands, most of all the stink: sick, sweet odor of blood mixed with the odor of feces and urine, stale sweat, cordite.
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Between these punctuations, he affects poses that would fit as comfortably within a twelve-bar blues as they do on the dimly lit Def Jam stage: sexual bravado, profane delight, sly self-deprecation, dismay and gathering confusion at a rapidly changing world.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. With its slow-jam style beat, you'd be forgiven for thinking that "Buy Love," the newest offering from Future, came straight out of a dimly lit club where grinding is actively encouraged sometime around 1994.
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A dimly lit underground gallery guides visitors through a maze of documents — presidential briefings, intelligence reports, cables and memos — that describe secret operations and intelligence gathering carried out in Chile by the United States from the Nixon years through the Reagan presidency.
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The new rules could also permit the Pentagon to carry out offensive ground combat operations in North and West Africa, escalating deployments that key lawmakers seem to have been only dimly aware of before the deaths of the four soldiers this month.
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This is underlined by her choice (along with cinematographer Ruben Impens) to shoot many scenes not featuring Justine in extreme wide shots, other humans as mere specks in them, as if Justine is only dimly aware of people outside of her immediate circle.
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Unlike Charlie Sloth's Fire in the Booth, Westwood's Crib Sessions are laid back and free-flowing, and see artists spit bars in a tiny, dimly-lit room surrounded by old vinyls, a swirling haze of joint smoke, and champagne in plastic cups.
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The guitarist saunters into the dimly lit lobby of a fancy pants hotel in Gramercy in New York, and he looks pretty much the same as he did when I met him 15 years ago on The Strokes first ever UK tour.
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The high contrast, low-resolution photographic information is printed on reflective vinyl film, so the upper half — the sky, or anyway a featureless background — is a misty expanse of mid-tones in which the features of the exhibition space itself are dimly reflected.
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We sat in the dimly lit Musicians Local 21950 — the so-called Colored Musicians Union and social hub — surrounded by photos of such jazz greats as Count Basie, Duke Ellington and, of course, Charlie "Bird" Parker, the saxophonist and Kansas City native.
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Dr. Biswas, whose earlier research found that patrons are more likely to order healthful items when restaurants are brightly lit and more likely to indulge in dimly lit restaurants, said the findings can help consumers be aware of unconscious factors affecting their choices.
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A quick jaunt through Lenox — a lively spot in the trendy neighborhood of La Juárez specializing in American comforts (think meatloaf, onion rings and grilled cheese) — reveals Parker, a cozy, dimly lit cocktail den that also offers live jazz on most nights.
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As a means of rescuing you from the encroaching danger, your mysterious guide escorts you to a dimly lit cave before confining you to darkness by pushing a boulder in front of the entrance, locking you in but sheltering you from the storm.
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But rather too much of her time is spent in pulling goofy faces and jerking around, as if her body had been invaded by the spirit of Doc Brown, from "Back to the Future," or, more dimly, by that of Jerry Lewis.
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Mark Stanley's lighting sets the dance against a night sky in which stars dimly twinkle; he also lights much of the dance from above, which, despite the suggestion of strong moonlight, distances us from the dancers and makes them hard to identify.
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Claire, struck with both a sense of self-doubt and a sense of regret about the sins she and Frank had committed in order to sneak into the White House, becomes the show's protagonist—the soul of the dimly lit political soap.
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"Night Ride" depicts a scene we've all witnessed, or been a part of—surreptitious trips to the bathroom, the devil in the dimly-lit basement, the sun shaming the night sky to dawn, and you wondering why the hell you're back here yet again.
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There in my feed was a livestream of Traywick sitting on the couch in a dimly lit apartment as a 27-year-old programmer named Tristan Roberts injected himself with a totally unproven, untested gene therapy that Ascendance claimed was capable of curing Roberts' HIV.
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The hilarious mistake left most fans baffled, but a few weren't all that surprised given that the show is lit so dimly, an issue viewers have been complaining about so much recently that it actually prompted the cinematographer to issue a statement about lighting.
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It absolutely doesn't deserve to be forgotten, or to be dimly remembered just as some free download game from a TV broadcaster's website, doomed to the same league as so many Cartoon Network flash games (of which only Cartoon Cartoon Summer Resort still holds up).
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I use it to quickly turn on my flashlight in the middle of the night and adjust its brightness so I don't blind my sleeping partner with the white light of death when all I needed was a dimly lit guide to the can.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Esther Fan's nest egg is tucked away in an old residential complex on the outskirts of Hong Kong - two parking spaces in a dimly-lit lot alongside dozens of luxury cars and a Mini Cooper with fake eyelashes on its headlights.
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It centers on Darius (Lakeith Stanfield), who had thus far been mostly relegated to eccentric-sidekick status, as he rents a U-Haul to pick up what we come to learn is a free piano (with multicolored keys) from a dimly lit Southern mansion.
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A scene where she attends an anger management class is one of the season's most evocative, as other members share stories of PTSD and abuse, set to the rhythmic beat of a stress ball being bounced against the wall of a dimly lit basement.
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Then, as if the previous settings weren't confusing enough, there's a setting called Mode, and it simply lists A and B. I still can't quite tell what difference A makes (it's just the standard mode), but B will help lighten a particularly dimly lit subject.
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And that is the introduction to what I did for two hours last night in my dimly lit living room: I stalked a bunch of celebrities on Venmo to see who they hang out with and what clever Venmo captions they come up with.
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It records, like most of Edmonds' art, a scene—a shot-by-shot roll of one man sharing the smoke in his mouth after hitting a blunt with another in a dimly-lit room—drawn from the myriad of contemporary ways black males live now.
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The only noises your correspondent heard in the dimly-lit room, which resembles a 1960s lecture theatre, were hushed murmurs and bleeps as traders pressed buttons to place bids, and polite applause when one lot of coffee sold at a record price for the season.
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Waiting can be so uncomfortable, I realized, so seemingly worth any amount of money to evade, because, in the still dimly active primitive headquarters of our brains, waiting forces us to reckon with the fact that we have only a limited time on earth.
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Between the tools (which are all either extremely sharp or extremely hot), the setting (which can be anything from your own slippery shower to a dimly-lit salon room), and the looming risk of actual bloodshed, body hair removal can be pretty damn intimidating.
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" (I have always thought that — I just never thought it.) Toulouse-Lautrec "embedded art in an imperishable present tense like no one else until Andy Warhol," while Karen Kilimnik's eerie portraits of celebrities and raw-eyed women intuit "the authenticity that all kitsch dimly remembers.
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Later that afternoon, after I had taken off my bathing suit, I stood in the dimly lit bathroom of our cottage for a moment before putting on my clothes, looking in the mirror at my own longer, narrower face, the aggressive set of my eyebrows.
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But standing beneath the figure of Tyrannosaurus, or staring back at the skull of an early primate, or reliving the feats of Polynesian mariners, we dimly begin to understand the passage of time and cultures, and how our own species fits amid millions of others.
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I sat in a dimly lit, air-conditioned trailer as Milch—surrounded by several silent acolytes, of varying degrees of experience and career accomplishment—sprawled on the floor in the middle of the room, staring at a large computer monitor a few feet away.
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Such order in the foggy, dimly lit darkness introduced yet another strange layer to an event where you expect chaos to reign — particularly when you invite thousands upon thousands of young adults to run around an old building with drinks and joints in hand.
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If you're into this sorta thing, it's probably also worth checking the rest of the tapes that Umor Rex released on March 3, including Mukqs' collagist live jam ダメ人間, Missing Organs' otherworldly travelogue Old Speakers, and Thé Déluge's dimly lit instrumental work Forest Structures.
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There are tons of boutique fitness studios that offer cardio dance classes — like 305 Fitness, AKT In Motion, or even Zumba — but no matter how dimly-lit the studio is, you still might feel intimidated to let loose and twerk in front of strangers and mirrors.
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The Suffolk countryside that is the setting of Melissa Harrison's "All Among the Barley" is barely an hour's drive from Blackwater; the novel opens, though, at harvest time in 1933, with the wounds of one war still felt, and the next dimly visible over the horizon.
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From the moment the world was introduced to Teyana Taylor gyrating around a dimly lit gymnasium in a half bra top and teeny tiny thong, she instantly became an international sensation and, despite admitting to eating everything and not working out, a body positive poster girl.
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By default, Samsung keeps the aperture at f/2.4 — smaller and slower than other flagship phones — but the S9 can open up the camera to f/1.5 to let in a lot more light when it needs it, like at night or in dimly lit restaurants.
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To create a hybrid structure, an issuer would borrow from the Spotify precedent and add in elements of the modified Dutch auction process that Google used to go public in 2004 (which was viewed dimly at the time, thus discouraging copycats, but which worked in retrospect).
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Inside is a far quieter scene: A large, high-ceilinged, dimly fluorescent-lit warehouse space filled with half a dozen rows of gray metal shelves, mostly covered in a seemingly random collection of books, from The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire to Hunger Games.
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"Needed Me" really does feel like something of a Spring Breakers sequel, one that happens to feature one of the biggest pop stars on the planet (sorry, Selena Gomez): it's full of mask-wearing gunmen, motorcycles ripping through shabby neighborhoods, and dimly lit strip club scenes.
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" Seacrest continued, recalling, "So I'm in there, and the toilet, it's like one of those electronic toilets, but it's black, so you can't see any of the buttons, and [the room is] dimly lit, and I can't find the light switch, and there's one candle lit.
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We have collectively spent a lot of time trying to find our way back into the order we dimly observe around us, thousands of years trying to escape the endless cycle of suffering, generations trying to puzzle out an order to the murderous chaos we call life.
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Dimly lighted, labyrinthine, reeking of Clorox and other odors, the place was no deterrent to the determined fashion flock, which turned out in force — crowding stairs, corridors hung with condom dispensers and dank cabins in each of which a plasticized mattress occupies most of the floor.
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In a taped message President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, in a dimly lit room and with the harrowed look of a kidnap victim, told Peruvians that the pardon he had issued to Alberto Fujimori, a jailed former president, was "perhaps the most difficult decision of my life".
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"Of course, the first time, it was a little scary," he said, recalling his debut journey on a rickety, unlit elevator that rattled 583 yards underground into a dimly lit warren of caves and tunnels gouged from one of the world's biggest deposits of salt and potassium.
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Dimly lit and appointed in furniture you'd find in a countryside tavern, each bouchon is a time portal back to the seventeenth century when silk workers would stop in for wine poured straight from the barrel and dishes that could satiate those who had to skip lunch.
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The Neediest Cases Fund Above the simple gray churches along a dimly lit section of Detroit, the brooding eyes of Lil Wayne, who was covered in chains and holding a bottle of Hennessy, peered from a billboard in the rough neighborhood where India Wayman grew up.
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We would spend hours getting lost in the souqs and then stop for drinks in the dimly lit bar at the Hotel Baron, gazing at its old unpaid bar tab left by T.E. Lawrence, our heads swimming with nostalgia for an era we knew only from books.
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As author of "The Wind in the Willows," Grahame was the creator of the fictional Mole, a mild-mannered character beloved by children everywhere for messing about in boats, bumbling dimly into the Wild Wood and otherwise misadventuring with Ratty, Badger and Mr. Toad of Toad Hall.
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"You know, there was a bet about how quickly I would cry," Mr. Weisman said, to the great amusement of the 100 or so guests seated in the dimly lit upstairs restaurant, some dressed in rhinestones, cowboy boots, jeans and leather, others in fur and fringe.
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WASHINGTON — Most Friday nights as he conducted his investigation, Robert S. Mueller III drove seven miles from his offices by the Capitol to Salt & Pepper, a dimly lit, mostly empty restaurant near his home, settling into a wooden booth partly covered by a dowdy red curtain.
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I drink cocktails in a train station I regularly travel through without ever having noticed the bar (a sultry mid-century basement on a dimly lit street corner) and even wander through the kitchen of a restaurant to find a tiny bar strung with fairy lights.
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The mirroring of the two scenes — the boys in the basement, and the men in the dimly lit room — points not to a chronological relationship in which we are to read the men as the adult versions of the children, but rather one that accrues meaning through juxtaposition.
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To reach it, I walked through an unmarked door, up a dimly-lit flight of stairs and into a waiting room — where I was greeted by founder and CEO David Askaryan, and then by two men in shiny lab coats, who explained that they would be my guides.
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We spoke in the dimly lit dining room of Vagabond—located in Miami proper, across the street from the famous Coppertone girl sign that was once set ablaze—as he and his small staff solemnly prepped for the day and contended with a surprise visit from a health inspector.
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This was before the internet made it possible to search for porn in the comfort of your home, so deep in the back of dimly lit sex toy shops were booths where people (almost always men) could stick a quarter into a machine and watch other people have sex.
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A Libra will always have some elaborate excuse for her tardiness, but we all know it's because she decided she needed to take 45 minutes doing a full contour even though she was just meeting a friend for a drink at the dimly-lit dive bar down the street.
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When we tracked people in San Diego by putting a light sensor on their wrist, we found that nearly half the people in sunny San Diego were spending their days in dimly lit office rooms — so they were essentially living in winter in Boston, from a light perspective.
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Judging from the pictures taken on the new S29, the f/22 lens is clearly an improvement over last year's f/29 lens on the S29, and the S22 is almost certainly better than the Pixel 29 XL when it comes color balance and shots in dimly lit interiors.
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In a dimly-lit room he kneels by piled straw mats draped in white, said to be a resting place for the goddess, as two shrine maidens bring in offerings of food, from rice to abalone, for Naruhito to use in filling 32 plates made from oak leaves.
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A year later, with Britain at war with Germany, Churchill was named First Lord of the Admiralty and in 1940, became Prime Minister, accepting the role formally in an audience with King George VI. Winston Churchill's legend would grow much larger than that of his now dimly remembered ancestor.
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That in itself isn't a reason to prefer one show over another, and "Daredevil" is still a solid crime-fighter drama, with handsome, dimly lighted camerawork reflecting the point of view of its blind hero (the cinematographer this season is Martin Ahlgren) and fight choreography that's economical but effective.
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In the low-ceilinged, dimly-lit room, amongst the images of mothers and children, goddesses and nymphs, situated slightly out of sight behind a television monitor, hung a self-portrait of a young woman with almond eyes and a red smile holding a branch pulled from a camellia tree.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In a building across from city hall, through a stone façade, a metal detector, and a dimly lit colonnade under construction, a curious exhibition of photographs, video, and ephemera of political movements from 1960s and '70s New York occupies a single marbled room.
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As he claws his way through the bureaucratic thicket created by internecine battles of which he's only dimly aware, he starts to feel a little like the reporters he has been trying, and failing, to handle: He doesn't like being in the dark any more than they do.
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As Cullen Murphy admits in his warm and graceful memoir, "Cartoon County," comics creators have long been among the most dimly perceived of celebrities, and when they venture out into society, they are usually sized up as dentists or insurance adjusters long before the awful truth comes tumbling out.
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If they remember him at all, Americans may dimly recall television images of the corpulent cleric when he lived in New York in the early 1990s, invariably dressed in flowing robes and a red felt hat denoting his senior clerical status, along with dark sunglasses that disguised his blind, opaque eyes.
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I Just Stroked the New MacBook Pro&aposs Touch BarThe first thing I did, when presented with the new Macbook Pro, was reach for that dimly lit…Read more ReadYou can now order an entry level 13-inch MacBook Pro (without the Touch Bar) from Amazon at a significantly discounted price.
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In the seven minute short film, titled "Club Ark Eternal" and directed by Partel Oliva, dancers of various ethnicities clad in Kenzo's multicolored streetwear-inspired Spring/Summer and Resort 2017 collections perform in dimly lit industrial spaces intercut by scenes of forest and urban life in and around Los Angeles.
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The empty twilight interior "Boston Library" (2017) — its dark vaulted reading room drained of its purpose, its staff and readers gone home — is filled with strange night lights dimly lit along the walls, while the crepuscular gleam of sky, painted a deep, heart-stopping blue, is glimpsed through the windows.
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It's hard to describe what it's like to leave a mile-long, dimly-lit mineshaft, shower off with a bunch of remarkable physicists, and enter the gleaming facility, which has to be kept cleaner than an operating room in order to prevent dust from futzing with SNOLAB's incredibly sensitive particle detectors.
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He stared down the lens of a camera in a crowded, dimly lit room and railed about how it felt to be young and surrounded by violence, to see his older brother's face in the newspaper, and to look at his mother and know from her eyes that she felt lifeless.
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When I first met Mr. Lek at Rompo Gym (now the Muay Thai Academy) in Bangkok's never-to-be gentrified slaughterhouse district of corrugated shacks and dimly lit back alleys, I was definitely a computer in need of an upgrade, a burnt out circuit board, fit for the scrap heap.
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But the people who come upon, or seek out, the baseball cards in a dimly lighted corridor of the American Wing at the Metropolitan Museum of Art display behavior similar to the people, mostly men, you see poring over artifacts at the Baseball Hall of Fame nearly 19633 miles upstate.
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I was watching this interaction from the dimly-lit heart of La Domaine Esemar, the oldest operational BDSM chateau in America, where the dominatrix Mistress Couple lives full time along with her partner, Master R. During the election, Mistress Couple had started posting Backpage ads as "Madame Hillary" as a joke.
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So does the McKittrick, not a hotel at all but the sprawling Chelsea complex that is the longtime home of the immersive-theater behemoth "Sleep No More," where spectators roam dimly lit halls on multiple floors, traipsing through rooms that are essentially art installations in which performances periodically break out.
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While the former was a dimly lit, open space that projected newspaper snippets such as "sex workers demand justice," the latter was a custom-made, two-story wooden structure where performers recited stories about Song Yang, as a bartender introduced and served Po-Chih's signature cocktails to the audience members.
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The twists and details of the impeachment investigation have fascinated Washington, but in the dimly lit barrooms and the Statehouse halls of Tallahassee where the dealings of Florida politics play out, however, "No one's talking about it," said Anthony Pedicini, a Republican strategist who works as a consultant on statewide campaigns.
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The longtime Republican lobbyist — who is accused of multiple counts of bank fraud and tax crimes that could send him to prison for decades if he is convicted — traded his jailhouse jumpsuit for a black suit, white dress shirt and silver tie before he walked into the dimly lit courtroom.
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"The reality is that if Scotland were to become independent then like any other nation, the Scottish government would be the bank of last resort like the UK government is at this moment in time," said Flynn, speaking in his cramped, dimly-lit office decorated with a large Scottish national flag.
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Tune in on any given evening and you'll witness its most popular hosts (who have included everyone from Ingraham to Sean Hannity to Glenn Beck) building complicated mythologies, tangled webs of leftist conspiracies that are changing some dimly remembered world where everything was better than it is in the hedonistic present.
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Wynwood offers The Electric Pickle, where the dimly lit, bare-bones setting matches the mood of D.J.s who favor stripped-down house music and head-snapping breakbeats, as well as Gramps, a similarly no-frills bar where post-punk bands often set up to perform live in the open-air backyard.
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In the basement of the basement (floor B20173) of the Republican National Committee's headquarters, a white office building on the House of Representatives side of Capitol Hill, there is a small, dimly lit room with a standing desk, humming computers and tablets, a dark couch, and Mike Pence's nephew, John.
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All of which is to say, his debut album Original Pirate Material is akin to the Bible for that nocturnal period in your mid-twenties where every night starts like an adventure to somewhere, yet ends no further than a dimly-lit living room and the crap conversations circulating around it.
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Suddenly I had an explicit awareness of something that I'd already dimly known without ever having quite articulated it to myself: the art world has a very specific aesthetic, whose presence or absence is immediately perceptible to its denizens, and that this is totally independent of the aesthetic of the art presented there.
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When: Thursday, April 21960, 250–83pm Where: Craft & Folk Art Museum (28 Wilshire Boulevard, Mid-Wilshire, Los Angeles) From images of buxom temptresses that adorn the walls of dimly lit bars to majestic portraits of late-period Elvis, black velvet paintings hold a special place in the culture of kitsch and camp.
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Donning boots and a three-piece suit on a surprisingly hot October night, the pale Terricloth sits on his laptop at a dimly lit Brooklyn bar where he is a regular, sips a glass of Johnnie Walker Black, and prepares for Hallowmas, the longrunning annual blowout the band plays every October 31.
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This is a feature-packed camera even if you never reach for some of the more far-flung features such as a "HI 5" ISO setting for the dimmest of dimly lit retro tiki bars that just opened or if you just had to take a photo in just about total darkness.
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Whether you're a D.C. power broker or on a Tinder date, these dimly lit cocktail joints will provide enough hydration and social lubrication to help you close whatever deal you have in mind—or, if you just want to get completely wrecked (out of despair or exhilaration) after the results of yesterday's election.
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"We presented something that—to us— felt so much more real and actually musical in a way that was like we weren't hiding behind anything but presenting earnestly the words and sounds that meant a lot to us," Kieran Adams tells me in a dimly lit condo meeting room in downtown Toronto.
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At one point the gap between the banisters widened and it was hard for the group below to get a firm hold; my friend, looking down at the scene as though from a great distance, dimly realized that if they lost hold of the table it was entirely possible someone would be killed.
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Dana was a great cook and an unusual conversationalist, though afterward Carol could not remember anything they had talked about, except (dimly) the reasons that fracking was not entirely a bad idea and the mysterious existence of certain early mammals, the funny shapes of which Ada's first-grade class had made into cookies.
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But even the briefest time spent in the queue in Rust's dimly lit lower hallway, which funnels both male and female toilet-goers and desperate coat-checkers, is long enough for the one-two punch of its turquoise walls and the putrid stench of piss to be burned into your senses for life.
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Busy with all that, sure of themselves, operating globally, benefiting from cheap labor and tax-lite impunity, they scarcely noted that they no longer had much connection with the masses below, whose view was still national, whose culture was still local, and who dimly suffered, with mounting anger, the transformative consequences of globalization.
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He drifts from window to window, and a part of him understands dimly that this is not the house he is looking for, that none of them are, that the house he is looking for and the girl who lives inside it are in some profound way no longer available to him.
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The traumatic and unexpected 2016 victory of Donald Trump convinced a great many people in elite political circles that they are hopelessly out of touch, there is a whole parallel country of which they are only dimly aware, and they urgently need to understand the perspectives of the people who rallied behind Trump.
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In 2005, after Clinton had painstakingly mended fences with Rupert Murdoch — part of a long dance that ended abruptly in 2012 — he somehow persuaded the irascible right-wing media baron to appear on a panel with the CNN chairman Richard Parsons on a Friday afternoon in a dimly lit hotel basement, moderated by Clinton himself.
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