A set of four dinner plates by Fortessa — $55.14
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"This affects our dinner plates in many cases," said Pinksy.
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But dinner plates and other "212" merchandise designed before Sept.
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And then whaddya know -- the meat shows up on dinner plates.
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From there, it seems only a short journey to dinner plates.
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When the fish end up on our dinner plates, guess what?
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After the dinner plates were cleared, Mr. Meecham addressed the crowd.
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Ceramic dinner plates, bowls and glasses that stack are also sold.
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Ceramic dinner plates, bowls and glasses that stack are also sold.
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ET, you might even catch a glimpse of these outstanding dinner plates.
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Two cats sit at a table in front of white dinner plates.
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Anchovies hauled in by the town's fishermen feature prominently on dinner plates.
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While choosing between hitting dinner plates labeled with more and less sugary foods.
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Scientists from Stanford have been watching adult Galerucella nymphaeae fly across dinner plates.
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These are just a few of the meals dominating dinner plates in Nigeria.
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VICE: What was it like to spot Saddam Hussein's dinner plates on eBay?
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It consists of over 4,000 pieces for dining, including dinner plates and 107 candelabra.
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Porcelain dinner plates that celebrate the fact that beards feed themselves, like Venus Flytraps
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Its remains looked like a pile of drab dinner plates tossed into the sea.
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Consumers would notice, too, since most of the fish on British dinner plates is imported.
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Over just a few years, they have introduced new vegetables to their humble dinner plates.
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Located in Kansas City, Missouri, Q39 offers a range of barbecue dinner plates and sides.
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Fishermen in Jamaica have reaped the benefits of a demand for lionfish on dinner plates.
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It eventually produced CorningWare ceramic baking dishes and Corelle glass-laminate dinner plates and bowls.
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Place 1 chop each on 4 individual dinner plates, reserving 1 teaspoon drippings in skillet. 3.
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But some species in the bone-rattling waters off Antarctica can get as large as dinner plates.
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Kim Seybert Evergreen Charger, $63.14, available at HouzzFor serious elegance, slip a charger underneath the dinner plates.
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Select Sizzler restaurants will be open on Thanksgiving and will serve turkey dinner plates for under $13.
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You can get AmazonBasics versions of everything from dinner plates to office chairs at relatively low prices.
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I get polka dot midi dress ($218), a copper soup ladle ($2111), and four melamine dinner plates ($2110).
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He'd resort to using clothing, ladders, and dinner plates as self-defense, anything and everything but a gun.
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Plastic waste now flows from our faucets, lines our beaches and pervades the seafood on our dinner plates.
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They'll gauge the precise moment when you're ready to have dinner plates cleared to make room for dessert.
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The china and silverware rental included dinner plates, dessert plates, beverage glasses, wineglasses, dinner forks, dessert forks, and knives.
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His is the vast back on which I will throw my troubles, myself, and, on occasion, choice dinner plates.
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She has a booming, thick voice, and within seconds, necks were snapped away from dinner plates and in her direction.
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Meanwhile, to my left, a server clad in a flight attendant-style uniform pulls dinner plates from an overhead luggage compartment.
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On August 9th the two authoritarian leaders met at an event in St Petersburg, complete with porcelain dinner plates featuring their portraits.
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But for both Moretti and Smith, the main hurdle isn't growing kelp; it's getting their products onto the dinner plates of Americans.
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It's not as sweet as a dessert, so it's often found on dinner plates with a little brisket and some savory knishes.
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Buy Now Pollock Dinner Plates, $240 Know anyone who needs a little help in the presentation department when they cook at home?
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Serve that last number on wooden dinner plates from some Scandinavian vintage shop and you'll have a small view of my childhood.
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For "Presidential Commemorative Smog Plates," Kim Abeles left dinner plates, each stenciled with an American president's face, on her Los Angeles rooftop.
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They sat on long communal rectangular wooden tables with bench seating set with custom Rina Menardi dinner plates and paper-thin Malfatti glasses.
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Back in November, it looked like genetically modified salmon, known by its critics as "Frankenfish," were headed to dinner plates across the country.
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Holiday hosting can be overwhelming, but you can keep it simple with these classic white stoneware dinner plates featuring a gold-colored rim.
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You get four big dinner plates, four small plates, and four bowls in the set, so you can have a dinner with friends.
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Lab-grown burgers have been "real" for years, but they still aren't on our dinner plates, and it's unclear whether they ever will be.
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If someone uses a nice candle you have, or one of your actual dinner plates, as an ashtray, then the party is over. 36.
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And although the high-tunnel programme has not yet shifted the barometer of food independence significantly, dinner plates across Alaska are beginning to look different.
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It had a window leafed with gold curlicues and when you looked in the window you saw 222 shellac records, racked like drying dinner plates.
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She's been tagged the original influencer, her familiar unibrow, coiled braid and hoops showing up on key rings, coffee mugs, dish towels and dinner plates.
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I mean, it's good she cares about napkins, crystal, dinner plates with gilded edges to the point of over the top, and abundant flower arrangements.
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A pair of French angel fish, resembling indigo dinner plates streaked with yellow, came within inches of my face, and stayed there, curious and unafraid.
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Everything seemed larger than normal — tree leaves were the size of dinner plates and caterpillars looked like they had swollen to several times their normal size.
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It's pertinent that it gets started because we only have eight dinner plates and one is already being used and we're having seven people over tonight.
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They're the dinner plates my mom got us as an early holiday gift — a huge upgrade from the blend of Target and Ikea dormware we currently have.
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Once the dinner plates are whisked away, two desserts will be offered: chocolate cake with vanilla sauce and dark chocolate sorbet, and a trio of fruit sorbets.
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A selection of these on display here, among them pastoral scenes painted on dinner plates, are some of the most vivid and unusual works of his career.
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He has clustered vases, candleholders, saucers and dinner plates; drinking vessels for water, wine and champagne; and serving pieces for salt, sugar, cream, cakes, fruit and cigarettes.
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We can envision eating our takeout Thai off of the Indigo Vine Dinner Plates and Indigo Vine Woven Placemats—and we'd guess Witherspoon will be doing the same.
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Then this week reports emerged that taxpayers' money will fund dinner plates at the Elysee Palace and a new swimming pool at a presidential retreat on the Riviera.
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Brasserie Red-Banded Porcelain Dinner Plates Set of 4, $51.96, available at Williams SonomaThese simple porcelain plates are sturdier than ceramic, making them great for hearty Christmas dinners.
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CNBC investigates the global fishing industry, and exposes the little-known and sometimes shocking means by which seafood arrives at our grocery stores and on our dinner plates.
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If better commercial fishing practices are implemented and combined with advancements in aquaculture, or fish farming, our dinner plates might soon pile high with the catch of the day.
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In recent years, initiatives have aimed to get fresh produce onto more dinner plates, particularly those of low income residents who cannot afford to shop at, say, Whole Foods.
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Tuesday afternoon in the Rose Garden, Trump will pardon the two birds handpicked by the National Turkey Federation to get official amnesty from Thanksgiving dinner plates by the President.
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Five feet in diameter, made of titanium, a superstrong metal, and featuring three portholes the size of dinner plates, the vehicle was a new variation on an old theme.
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If Garten is using her white dinner plates and mismatched salad plates, there's no reason to go out and buy a brand-new dining room set for the big day.
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Intrexon also owns a majority stake in AquaBounty Technologies, whose fast-growing salmon is the first genetically engineered animal to win federal approval for a spot on American dinner plates.
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As embers the size of dinner plates rain down and a blaze roars "like seven jumbos landing on the roof", people submerge themselves in any body of water they can find.
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It's way too early to tell if this strategy will be effective, but at least China is staying woke to the fact that we need to start rearranging our dinner plates.
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This 12-piece Dinnerware set that comes in six different colors This Concentrix 12-Piece Dinnerware Set includes four vitrified ceramic dinner plates, four-round salad plates, and four 12 oz.
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Patti Spencer, a trust and estates lawyer in Pennsylvania, said one of her clients gave a collection of dinner plates to a university and valued them at $200,000 for the tax deduction.
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Here are some foods that scientists and companies are tinkering with today, which are poised to make a showing on dinner plates or in lunch boxes in the not-so-distant future.
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A Chinese exporter of wheat gluten and rice protein tried to cheat tests of protein content in their product by adding melamine, a type of plastic more commonly found in dinner plates.
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Stooping slightly inside the crew compartment—a snug titanium sphere 1003 metres across with two white leather seats and three portholes the size of dinner plates—Victor Vescovo looked into the gloom.
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The steel industry may be almost completely gone, but there are still plenty of fisherman hunting for the premium produce that ends up on expensive dinner plates down in Tokyo and Osaka.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Tiny bits of plastic are contaminating mussels from the European Arctic to China in a sign of the global spread of ocean pollution that can end up on people's dinner plates.
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Dinner plates have expanded by 36 percent on average since 1960, refrigerators have grown by roughly 15 percent since the 1970s, and our perception of "normal" portion sizes has grown along with them.
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They weigh as much as 600 pounds and have hooves the size of dinner plates, specially adapted keep them atop the many feet of snow at these elevations, where there are no predators.
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"It'll set us back a couple of years, but we'll get over it," he said, shifting sheets of corrugated steel onto the back of his truck with hands as big as dinner plates.
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Concentrix 10.5-inch Round Dinner Plates It's high time that you replace your mismatched plates with this set of six heavy-duty ceramic ones, all of which feature a sleek and funky design.
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It's the kind of bond that can be formed only when the calls are stacking up like dirty dinner plates and a cook's emotional state on the nation's premier food holiday is precarious.
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In this deeply reported documentary, CNBC investigates the global fishing industry, and exposes the little-known and sometimes shocking means by which seafood arrives at our grocery stores and on our dinner plates.
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There are a lot of incredible wedding gifts on the market, including custom constellation prints, gorgeous bar sets, personalized four-across games, monogrammed dinner plates, and bedding that both parties can agree on loving.
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Yet somehow that hasn't stopped entrepreneur and restaurateur Ryan Chadwick, who is on a mission to bring lionfish, a venomous and invasive species wreaking havoc in the Atlantic ocean, to dinner plates across the country.
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From mercury-laden "snapper" that's not really snapper to antibiotic-loaded honey,Olmsted's book details many of the common scams and counterfeits that make their way onto our dinner plates and into our grocery carts.
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From mercury-laden "snapper" that's not really snapper to antibiotic-loaded honey, Olmsted's book details many of the common scams and counterfeits that make their way onto our dinner plates and into our grocery carts.
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The room was littered with greasy dinner plates and empty bottles of fortified wine; a roasting tray lay in the middle of the floor, and on it was the picked-over carcass of a small chicken.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A 62-year-old, Tanzanian-born artist whose creations include dinner plates painted with vomiting aristocrats is one of a new breed of nominee for British art's high-profile Turner Prize: an over-50.
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She has eyelashes that are the size of dinner plates, a long forked tongue that is made of silver metal, and spends a lot of time writhing around on the floor and flailing her arms around seductively.
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Why do American farmers toil for months to grow grain and raise animals for our dinner plates, when the United States Department of Agriculture estimates that up to 40 percent of food is thrown into the garbage?
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If you search for the hashtag #TacoTuesday on Twitter, you'll get literally thousands of results, everything from pictures of strangers' dinner plates to dogs in taco costumes, along with tweets from Canadian sommeliers and Mexican restaurants in Jamaica.
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It is the sort of recipe you can execute in the late afternoon, in advance of cooking a main course, then leave in the fridge to chill until you serve it after the dinner plates have been cleared.
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According to L.A. Biz, the company plans to use some of that fresh capital to expand its product set, including building a temperature-controlled baby bottle, chilled water bottles and dinner plates that can be made to stay warm.
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At another plant just across the railroad tracks, workers in white coats and yellow rubber boots infuse cheese wheels the size of dinner plates with Merlot wine and black pepper, and set them up to age on large racks.
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My new routine looks a little something like this: I start by prepping my skin, which, for me, is a key step as I'm prone to breakouts and my pores are the size of dinner plates (just kidding, sort of).
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Twas the Night Before Christmas Dinner Plates Set of 4, $19.95-$79.95, available at Williams SonomaAdd a vintage touch to your table with a set of glazed porcelain plates inspired by Clement Clarke Moore's poem "A Visit from St. Nicholas."
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I used very small physical gestures to help trigger my memory: There's a moment — "Thank you for the 27 dinner plates and 37 butter knives" — and I just literally, with the word "knife," thought of something stabbing me in the stomach.
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As I'm walking out I see Lisa's eyes widen to the size of dinner plates, her mouth open wide and her face turning red in embarrassment (all of the surrounding tables had seen what transpired and were whispering to themselves about it).
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Thursday, "embers the size of dinner plates" were falling in Paradise, Porter said, and more than 100 spot fires had started in the town — meaning that the wind had driven the fire across 40 miles and at least four other communities in just two hours.
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The event had scale to spare, according to PEOPLE's 2005 report: 45 chefs, 28 seamstresses, 100 limousine drivers and about 10,000 all-white roses, hydrangeas, gardenias and peonies — not to mention the dinner plates, ringed in gold, or the candelabras at the center of each table.
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Today, during peak season, dog-walking locavores and food-minded tourists mingle with some hundred and forty purveyors of fruits and vegetables—not to mention buffalo-milk ricotta, gourmet fungi, dahlias the size of dinner plates, and only-in-New York honey harvested on local rooftops from Crown Heights to Chinatown.
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In several scenes in "Uncut Gems," what draws the most attention is a mundane sound, amplified but not overdramatized — the whoosh of the revolving door at a fancy Midtown office building, the slamming of basketballs against parquet courts, the cold click of utensils striking dinner plates, the wobbly hum of a helicopter landing.
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I start checking the emergency equipment and counting meals — trust me when I tell you the last thing I want to do is have sex with you or anyone else when I'm stressed out because catering forgot to bring us dinner plates, or a passenger is yelling at me because there's no room in the overhead bin.
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And the image of Figgrotten's bedroom, crammed with "crazy leaves that were the size of dinner plates, hickory nuts that had absolutely perfect holes gnawed in them, rocks with mica shining inside them," all of which she's laid out "in a trail that went all the way around the edge of the room," is nothing short of magical.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "More Cities Crack Down on Drinking Straws in Campaign Against Plastic Waste" (news article, March 4): Your article on the international movement to ban straws and other single-use plastic food service items reflects what our eyes and the science tell us: Ocean plastic pollution is everywhere, it threatens the health of wildlife and it is finding its way onto our dinner plates.
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A to-scale (ish) mastodon skeleton with musical ribs; a 2250-foot-high laser-beam harp in a room full of fog; Tales from the Crypt pinball (which you can play gratis) in the arcade; a teeny diorama depicting an old Western ranch powered by giant hamsters; a planetarium-like dome adorned with eyeballs as big as dinner plates; snow-white owls swooping through the enchanted woods; a board game in the daughter's room of the house based on the early '2000s teen soap The OC. In fact, all the ephemera in the house is precisely selected and manages to fit without trying too hard, from '00052s, '80s, and '90s toys, games, and books, sourced at thrift shops and online, to the rumpled bedspread in the parents' dark, bohemian bedroom that doubles as the dad's sound studio, to the dining room wallpaper, which provides visual clues as to the family's whereabouts in time and space.
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