Although the eclectic design is just that — eclectic — we have to admit Olsen makes it work to her advantage.
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After an eclectic career in Hollywood, the marvelous Isabella Rossellini is enjoying an even more eclectic career in theater.
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Mr Trump has a sizeable lead in the delegate count and has shown that he can win in an eclectic mix of states, among an eclectic mix of voters.
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I watch the Cooking Channel, O.K. But otherwise, very eclectic.
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"Now it's more eclectic," Monsignor Sakano said of his flock.
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The new baby will have a wonderful and eclectic family.
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I enjoy making an eclectic guest list that is unpredictable.
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That's still pretty unprecedented, even in today's eclectic TV landscape.
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That's the thing: as a generation, their tastes are eclectic.
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It's so eclectic it could almost be a group exhibition.
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It has built an eclectic workforce of around 1,500 employees.
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Even among that eclectic group, Peter Thiel's name stands out.
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Nightlife is fundamental to the eclectic mixture of urban identity.
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Hail Mary This is about as eclectic as it gets.
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The interior is decorated in an eclectic yet glamorous style.
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The iconic sign joins Rose's already eclectic collection of ink.
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Berlin features an eclectic mix of historic and modern buildings.
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Barnaby's Cafe serves classic American food with an eclectic twist.
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It's from New York's fun, eclectic dishware shop, Fishs Eddy.
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I hope you can cater to their eclectic musical tastes.
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But the place is more eclectic than an everyday grocery.
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Titled "Concrete," it stirs together an eclectic compound of ingredients.
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Parfois is most famous for its eclectic handbags and wallets.
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Mr. Towsen's monthly variety show celebrates Manhattan's eclectic downtown scene.
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Inside, shoppers mingled amid memorabilia by turns eclectic and practical.
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Vianda, which opened last March, offers an eclectic seasonal menu.
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She also imbued them with acute thought, involving eclectic research.
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In fact, it's hard to imagine a more eclectic list.
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Never let it be said WIRED readers don't have eclectic taste.
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There's a really eclectic music scene across the whole of Wales.
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Flocks of eclectic partiers hit the spectacular Luna Stage en masse.
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Needless to say, her eclectic style definitely translates to home décor.
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The winners were eclectic, diverse and in some cases, head-scratching.
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The long tail is always there for people with eclectic tastes.
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His own intellect was wide-ranging and his interests were eclectic.
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It's an eclectic (and nicely cast) group, to say the least.
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I have a diverse, eclectic palate when it comes to eating.
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Because it's sort of an eclectic and just intellectually curious magazine.
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I just like having an eclectic sort of mess around me.
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Yet, here is this eclectic woman who is wealthy and interesting.
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The protest itself featured an almost comically eclectic cast of characters.
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Mr. Dorough built a résumé that was nothing if not eclectic.
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The collection of work is as eclectic as the photographers themselves.
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A more eclectic use of styles in interiors is indeed returning.
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An eclectic mixture of mountains, valleys, and plains cover Pluto's surface.
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Pattinson's portrayal is eclectic, terrifying, and a long way from Twilight.
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As for what they might throw into their eclectic mix next?
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Linea Caffe for coffee and Duc Loi for more eclectic groceries.
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The '70s cast was eclectic, with a mix of dance backgrounds.
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I actually would kind of love to play an eclectic robot.
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But they really shouldn't be—not with photographic technology's eclectic history.
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It's eclectic, a little chaotic and inimitable — just like Berkeley itself.
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The eclectic guest list has included the Dalai Lama, the Rev.
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PARIS — Retro pop, midcentury modern, vintage eclectic, Wunderkammer kitsch, transitional contemporary.
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Its selections are eclectic, unapologetically and rightly elitist, and occasionally predictable.
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The menu is eclectic and combines specialties from countries across Europe.
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"I have a very eclectic team," Isner said with a chuckle.
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"That eclectic taste is a mark of his curiosity," she said.
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With so many rich, eclectic characters, how did people even choose?
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This biography of the Church Father displays an eclectic, discursive approach.
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I'm trying to do an eclectic mix of references and influences.
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This, and not any more formal philosophy, shapes his eclectic vision.
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Sometimes all of this can be found in one eclectic presentation.
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The clientele is as eclectic and fascinating as the reading selection.
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The menu features an eclectic mixture of Italian, Cajun and Creole.
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Across 14 eclectic songs, Remembering The Rockets is searching and rewarding.
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Guys who ... Eclectic is a polite word in some cases, right?
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But we're really have an eclectic mix of people attending our festival.
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The rocket carried an eclectic batch of 24 experimental satellites into space.
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"Right now, Hackney Wick is quite eclectic," she tells The Creators Project.
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Below, see how both elements have impacted her eclectic way of dressing.
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Perfect for an in-law with eclectic style or a green thumb.
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It's an eclectic mix and more child-friendly than I was expecting.
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Their tastes are eclectic and they usually know all the "in" bands.
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More of Lucien Shapiro's eclectic body of work can be seen here.
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He "was an eclectic person" who "lived on the edge," she says.
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Kanye West can now add Pornhub Awards to his ever-eclectic résumé.
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It's an eclectic, eccentric lineup, as it has been since the start.
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What follows is an eclectic list, in alphabetic order by author surname.
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The Magic Leap One is designed for an eclectic range of inputs.
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Princess Kate brought plenty of sunshine – and an eclectic mix of celebrities!
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Her playlist reflects this vice, every bit as eclectic as she is.
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Styles' personal style is eclectic and there's absolutely nothing wrong with that.
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Lorelei and Rory's eclectic abode is easily the most sought after property.
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Jaden Smith is one of the most eclectic members of Young Hollywood.
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They may not look the best, but I like an eclectic look.
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Look for dishes with names like mousse-AKA, and wildly eclectic décor.
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The store had dedicated six shelves to several eclectic flavors of Oreos.
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The interior of the cafe is simultaneously grand, unfancy, and somewhat eclectic.
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Some people prefer a more eclectic look to their neighborhood tree pits.
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The parsley and bacon popcorn on his eclectic menu is one example.
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Pets are also allowed to stay in this eclectic and inviting townhouse.
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So, what have we learned from hiring such eclectic and talented people?
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That's where Project Exile, and the eclectic Christo "Cirosan" Brittain, comes in.
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In 2013, it was Tranter with an eclectic grab-bag of bangers.
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I would say that Chinese tea is as eclectic as its cooking.
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It's a very eclectic record; there's no real fixed genre to it.
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The 216 tracks before that were, as ever, a fascinatingly eclectic bunch.
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How did you develop such an eclectic sonic palette as a band?
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The intelligence and eclectic generosity of the programming are not in doubt.
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The Iraqi family who ran it felt welcome in this eclectic city.
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At my first DLD, I've been struck by how eclectic it is.
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Their shows tend toward the personal, the eclectic, sometimes even the eccentric.
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The Eclectic Bar Group purchased Brighton Pier for £18 million (~$25.4 million).
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I'm the fifth of six kids, and we're quite an eclectic family.
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Although that's an eclectic list of places, there's a clear geographic pattern.
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He's known for awhile that I have eclectic tastes in different things.
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Even if he took from everywhere, he was no means an eclectic.
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The New York filmmaker Jim Jarmusch is part of this eclectic group.
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Cass's eclectic oasis is meant as the antithesis of monolithic public housing.
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I try to be as eclectic as possible with my word choices.
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He was a hodgepodge of eclectic, quirky but bright and well-meaning.
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The studio's success last year came from an eclectic slate of films.
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The DROMe aesthetic is minimal and sophisticated, but also eclectic and confident.
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We then see the company call upon an eclectic cast of characters.
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Sophia joins an eclectic cast that reportedly also includes Honey Boo Boo.
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My taste is so eclectic—everything from indie rock to fucking folk shit.
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Her tastes are eclectic and varied, with a love for strategy and action.
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The eclectic line features everything from sexy satin dresses to ultra-soft hoodies.
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Elsewhere, the show's playlist, included below, was as eclectic and listenable as ever.
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Unlike more academic journals, it is always timely, globally oriented, and topically eclectic.
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His appearance and personality might have been put together by an eclectic collector.
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Canada's selective but eclectic taste in immigrants goes back a fair way, too.
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Like before, they include an eclectic mix of animals, insects, and mythical creatures.
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For those that live in cities, the list of materials is more eclectic.
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There's everything from eclectic bedding to bath essentials, kitchenware, furniture, and even wallpaper.
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It is an eclectic, if scattershot, musing on attitudes to life and death.
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Meghan Markle certainly has an eclectic mix of jewels in her jewelry box.
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It may only feature eight characters, but they're a wild and eclectic bunch.
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Message delivery is the myth and conceit behind the curiously eclectic modern pentathlon.
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Kellogg was so eclectic that her family called her "the Bohemian," Slocum said.
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Artifice has what it refers to as an "eclectic mix" of musical acts.
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Considering its sophistication and eclectic features, it's remarkable how long TajMahal remained undetected.
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Bowie's ensuing film choices were no less eclectic than his varied musical stylings.
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Beyond the landscape, the music and programming at FORM was eclectic and universal.
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The soundtrack was eclectic—rap, African music, sixties rock, salsa, Prince, Amy Winehouse.
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Kurtág is more eclectic in his approach, making frequent use of tonal elements.
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She is known for her eclectic footwear, and often wears leopard-print shoes.
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His eclectic taste profile comes to life on the Fifty Mils cocktail menu.
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To keep the eclectic menu at a desirable price point, Mr. Farro said.
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Bazaar is not really a Spanish restaurant—I wouldn't even call it eclectic.
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So he linked up with four other restauranteurs to create an eclectic program.
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RF: The world I depict in my GIFs is as eclectic as me.
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Each contributes a short work — often earnest and energetic — to the eclectic program.
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It's ambitiously diverse, and seems to be resonating with this equally eclectic neighborhood.
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Mr. Levy recruited the Open Window, an eclectic trio, to compose the music.
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A portion of this eclectic cornucopia is coming up for sale on Oct.
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In 2006, he released his eclectic third LP, The Outsider, on Island Records.
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"Unrest After the Storm" brings together works from across Mr. Brus's eclectic output.
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Instead, treat them as an eclectic dead-plant installation in your living room.
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An eclectic menu that spotlights California's agricultural bounty is on the playbill too.
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Then there was the unabashedly eclectic Concerto for Organ with Percussion Orchestra (1973).
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In recent years, Cage has gravitated to more eclectic parts in independent films.
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The eclectic selection of music wasn't the only diversity embraced at the Loft.
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The display was delightfully eclectic, ranging from self-portraiture to Walt Disney animations.
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Invariably it's a hodgepodge, an eclectic mix of design, decor, gadgets and interfaces.
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Of all these eclectic artists, only Mitchell and Frankenthaler developed a signature style.
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Also showcasing their collections on Thursday are Italy's Prada and eclectic brand Moschino.
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Elliott Gould portrayed Reuben Tishkoff, the wealthy businessman with an eclectic fashion sense.
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But today's charts are different, and often include an eclectic mix of music.
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Much of the book is made up of introductions to eclectic cult classics.
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I have an eclectic group of friends including farmers, fisherman, neighbors and chefs.
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The Melzac Collection makes up only a small chunk of the CIA's eclectic decor.
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The play is notable for its diverse cast and eclectic, hip-hop inspired score.
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Herman sticks to soukous variants that average a minute longer than Armstrong's eclectic selections.
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The end result is a romantic and eclectic vibe that offers luxury and comfort.
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I only played music made by women, but back then it was more eclectic.
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Instead, eclectic subjects, most far from the headlines, pile up like a tone poem.
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M. The newest multilevel project by Vogue offers up an eclectic look into womanhood.
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Initial vendors include African art and craft site Qeturah and accessory brand Eclectic Chique.
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Upon his appointment, Riester shared his "eclectic" cultural preferences with French radio station, Inter.
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Netflix will have a collection of weird and unusual titles for the eclectic spirit.
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Its eclectic line-up includes Janet Jackson, Chick Corea and Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke.
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It's an eclectic place that attracts some very intense people—wild, artistic, interesting folks.
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"Eclectic is a very small, close knit community where everybody knows everybody," says Franklin.
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"It's a very eclectic city—there are so many looks to it," he explains.
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On Tuesdays, it hosts a rad eclectic bass music night and serves tacos upstairs.
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Matarese: Mike and I have really eclectic tastes and we're both really into music.
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And nowadays, or just in this generation, that music can be pretty eclectic sounding.
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Or people just have eclectic tastes and don't get everything out in one sound.
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Of all the eclectic characters she created, two of her most unforgettable were women.
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THE coalition that wages Florida's eternal battle against mosquitoes is both fearsome and eclectic.
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Instead, it's bright and colorful, with a cast of characters that's eclectic and diverse.
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After that I took much more interest in an eclectic way of playing music.
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However, it is also an eclectic list as far as prior experience is concerned.
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Her eclectic style, mixed with a renaissance curiosity, helped her develop in contradictory ways.
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" The 2020 Kiwiburn will take place in January and the theme is "Eclectic Decade.
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The annual festival, beloved for its eclectic programs and $15 tickets, runs from Sept.
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He welcomes guests with joke and song and personally curates the store's eclectic collection.
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She knew it was the perfect thing to bring to life her eclectic memories.
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Over the years, Zitron has curated a long and eclectic list of pet hates.
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An epic, eclectic, slightly "fusion" version of a nine-course Chinese New Year feast.
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Mr. Sayer, 21, has spent more than half a century amassing his eclectic collection.
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My parents kept lots of books around the house, and their tastes were eclectic.
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Alternative Facts, features visuals from retro Americana ads, loud typography, and other eclectic graphics.
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He's also very into music and has quite the eclectic taste for a baby.
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It promises to be quite eclectic, and respond to the architecture of the island.
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Ahead, everything you need to know to steal Port's sophisticated, but delightfully eclectic, style.
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The Spanish eclectic-style estate has seven bedrooms and six-and-a-half baths.
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"The products are a lot more eclectic than a TJX or Ross," said Saunders.
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Otherwise, guests similarly praised the eclectic atmosphere, wonderful food and drink, and excellent location.
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The film embodies the eclectic nature of the work on display at the Factory.
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I have very eclectic taste, and I don't spend more than $303 for anything.
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Quebec Road Trip The faces of Quebec are as eclectic as the province itself.
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Her practice has grown eclectic — drawing, publishing zines, sculpture — since she put down roots.
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Match Book Dear Match Book, I have eclectic taste in both fiction and nonfiction.
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The space is decorated in an eclectic mix of traditional and Art Deco furnishings.
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With such an eclectic cast from so many places, did each scene play differently?
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Rooms come with terraces that include a couch, hammock, and eclectic statues and fountains.
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I love it because it's eclectic but still a little New York and structural.
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The newest incarnation of headbands includes an eclectic variety of styles, fabrics, and uses.
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This festival conjoins two eclectic, irrepressible cultural centers through music, food, film and fashion.
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The walls aren't lined with an eclectic assortment of Trump swag and fan mail.
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For a sweet treat, Sundae's is an ice cream shop with eclectic gelato scoops.
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The ten Democratic hold outs from districts that Clinton won are an eclectic group.
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We end up stopping at a booth with a bunch of eclectic handmade jewelry.
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This week's photo stories traverse nations and cultures through an eclectic variety of talents.
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Shop HingeHinge is Nordstrom's eclectic, casual collection that's built for your life off duty.
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Who stays here: Budget-minded travelers looking for a fun, eclectic, and beachy scene.
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"Some of his views are eclectic and some I don't agree with," Kennedy said.
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Ever the eclectic, the image was inspired by the German Expressionist artist Erich Heckel.
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"We have a bunch of very eclectic music listeners on our team," says Boilen.
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Like the eclectic goods they spawn, they are banal, kitsch, and larger-than-life.
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Mortal Kombat's competitors comprised an eclectic group, similar to any good fighting game roster.
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The developer, the Gotham Organization, created a 10,000-square-foot food hall on the ground floor that now has about nine mostly casual restaurants, including Ivan Ramen Slurp Shop (Japanese), Indie Fresh (eclectic), Choza Taqueria (Mexican) and the Cannibal (eclectic, with craft beers).
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"She draws her inspiration from an eclectic variety of sources," Maison de Morgana's site says.
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Jonathan Lethem's eclectic story follows the adventures of international backgammon hustler who thinks he's psychic.
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He embodies his eclectic creations — and that's why the industry is so charmed by him.
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If this is true, baby Sussex will have a 21st-century upbringing: international and eclectic.
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" Barrack, many of his associates recounted, offers an eclectic spin on the quintessential "guy's guy.
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The eclectic collection of 64 objects includes shoes, jewelry, spears, ritual objects, and animal specimens.
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Others, such as their event-planning arm Agenda and furniture brand Paribawga, are more eclectic.
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An eclectic category for sure, but hey, do what you have to do, "San Junipero"!
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See which of the year's songs from across Obama's eclectic music taste made the list.
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His music tastes were similarly eclectic, spanning John Coltrane, Elvis Costello, Joni Mitchell and Rush.
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With its boldly eclectic score and powerful libretto, "Dog Days" tells an apocalyptic story unstintingly.
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The wine list is eclectic: 125 East Seventh Street (Avenue A), 212-777-0855, ruffiannyc.com.
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To be sure, Trump's eclectic and unorthodox agenda has caused considerable consternation among many Republicans.
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This is not to say that all eclectic sweaters are bad—that's definitely not true.
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"I think it's become more and more eclectic every year," she says of the festival.
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This one will carry an eclectic trio of spacecraft into a high orbit above Earth.
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The school offers an eclectic mix of disciplines such as commercial aviation, music and technology.
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Just like Arms, Blizzard's shooter is a multiplayer game starring a large and eclectic cast.
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Naturally, this list of best sellers is a true reflection of the city's eclectic population.
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They are run by seasoned political operatives who have become more eclectic in their choices.
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Raised in both Catholic and Jewish traditions, Scott's own spiritual life is far more eclectic.
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Via Spotify, the president gave the world a sampling of his eclectic selection of music.
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Our capsule collection will fuse her eclectic style with the Americana spirit of our brand.
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For the more eclectic cousin, there is this inexpensive pair of ShinyStuffCreation's avocado earrings ($9).
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Featuring impressive CGI space creatures and overflowing with an eclectic all-star cast, Mars Attacks!
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These shows are musically eclectic, ranging from hardcore punk to krautrock, and tickets go quick.
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These eclectic characters aren't merely superficial, but are given depth and actually take the limelight.
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But, there's plenty of support from other electronic acts as well in this eclectic mix.
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SoftBank's founder and CEO, Masayoshi Son, has a reputation for eclectic interests and big bets.
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Her idea of sophistication is urgency, wit, and the eclectic front edge of cultural power.
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BAY SHORE The Eclectic Cafe presents Matt Nakoa, Rachael Kilgour and Kirsten Maxwell, singer-songwriters.
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Gathering Place is a nearly 100-acre riverside park in Tulsa, Oklahoma, with eclectic offerings.
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All of this is wonderful, if you like your connections eclectic and your narrative discursive.
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In 2012, Gawker obtained a Facebook contractor's bizarrely eclectic list of topics requiring careful scrutiny.
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Instead, there's an emphasis within food halls on local restaurateurs, healthier options and eclectic fare.
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I have very eclectic taste, from jazz to reggae to indie rock, pop, a lot.
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It was by far the most eclectic meal I'd strung together, but also the tastiest.
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His message reverberates on "HONEY," an eclectic track that showcases everything BROCKHAMPTON is capable of.
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In a day that saw record turnout, Trump won an eclectic collection of seven states.
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Cuban's got some really eclectic, young, intelligent people working for him on the television side.
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It has eclectic fare, including Portuguese and Irish in addition to American; 110 Broadway, cornercafenewport.com.
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It's also been a fitting canvas for her and her husband's eclectic artwork and furniture.
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There, he is running the new restaurant Andaz Kitchen & Bar, featuring an eclectic international menu.
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Bebe Rexha: First of all, I just love changing up my style and being eclectic.
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Bieber went for a more casual, eclectic look at the 2011 MTV Video Music Awards.
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The last few months have been tumultuous and chaotic for Tesla and its eclectic CEO.
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The United States built an ambitious and eclectic 10-game schedule from January to May.
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She concluded an eclectic program with Maurice Duruflé's Opus 0003 Suite and its blockbuster Toccata.
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An eclectic mix of heavy metal, rock, country and rap music blared through their headphones.
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The apartment is decorated in an eclectic mix of contemporary and antique furniture and artwork.
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Six years later, they have created an anthology that's just as eclectic, drunk and delicious.
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What I mean by eccentric or eclectic is to be all those collectors and more.
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It has been called noble, eclectic, generous and inclusive — not inaccurate characterizations from certain angles.
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I have an eclectic taste for when I'm editing, ranging from Beethoven to Katy Perry.
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"It's always about learning and growing," Mr. Madrid said of their eclectic list of projects.
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He followed it in 1973 with "Inner Crisis," a similarly eclectic record, for Groove Merchant.
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My final tally was eclectic: friends, co-workers, former co-workers, school crossing guards, teachers.
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It's an event that's emblematic of the broader pragmatic, eclectic open-mindedness of this period.
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Yes, the lineup is eclectic, and so is the crowd — a given at Ladyfag's parties.
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I have very eclectic tastes so have a very broad frame of reference for samples.
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They were first to conquer the eclectic mix of curated home design under one roof.
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Westward Leaning is a California-based optical brand known for its eclectic, high-fashion sunglasses.
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Amethyst is an eclectic drum kit, with electric bass and some of her own synths.
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The eclectic mix of salsa, hip-hop and electronica blasts from shops, cars and bike taxis.
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Today, 25-year-old food writer Gillie Houston shows us around her eclectic Brooklyn one bedroom.
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Under the Trump administration, these eclectic, messianic and mostly untested projects have been gaining unprecedented momentum.
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The late global superstar didn't just leave us an eclectic list of his 100 favorite reads.
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Our selections are eclectic, and you'd be hard-pressed to find a theme or collective fabric.
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The eclectic mix of groups this year from all over definitely caught my attention as well.
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Thankfully, she persevered, and her eclectic training has helped to shape her trajectory as a composer.
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He carried water bottles and a wireless speaker blasting music by the eclectic violinist Lindsey Stirling.
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The ahead picks are cute and eclectic, and best of all, they won't break the bank.
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The Barn's kitchen embellishes a primarily steak-and-seafood menu with eclectic Mediterranean and Asian touches.
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It's a chaotic, eclectic collection of instructions and images with no clear organizing principle or aesthetic.
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Wray is expounding a maximalist cosmology, sometimes exuberant, other times eclectic, at times verging on ornate.
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The list is always comprised of an eclectic mix of entertainers, athletes, moguls and media personalities.
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From Murwillumbah, Each To Own hand make eclectic jewellery like these Fireworks Gemstar Double Drop Earrings.
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It's the most eclectic group of people that come together, and we have this beautiful unity.
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But, one eclectic villain's auspicious return might help us get some answers to our burning questions.
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If that pair seems unlikely, it just goes to show that cannabis attracts an eclectic mix.
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Like their own output, the Avalanches' Essential Mix is an eclectic collection packed with unusual sounds.
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Eclectic treatments, including something called "sand tray therapy," address problematic texting, gaming addiction, and much more.
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The result of her perfectionism is a powerful, lustrous project with an array of eclectic influences.
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The more eclectic the average voter's mix of positions, the more unstable the party system becomes.
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FX has released an eclectic first trailer for Legion, a new X-Men series from Marvel.
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But in her avowedly "eclectic" style, fun was the one thing Kael was consistently devoted to.
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Mr. Berggruen happens to be a Davos habitué, but his institute has a more eclectic mandate.
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You've had a very eclectic career; do you find yourself attracted to those kinds of characters?
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But, surrounded by an eclectic group of thinkers at TEDxWellington, Eccles was hit with new inspiration.
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What initially attracted you to the label's affinity for the eclectic, twisted take on club music?
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Each of my works tends to be eclectic in subject, image style, and choice of materials.
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The home's interior embraces a wide range of materials and textures, giving it an eclectic feel.
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For example, you'll find wreaths fashioned from fluffy pom poms and nutcrackers dressed in eclectic outfits.
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The first three installments are eclectic, sometimes beguiling and each, in a different way, ultimately frustrating.
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Ms. Williams said her tastes are eclectic, combining different periods with both high and low elements.
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But if both women are eclectic in their approaches, they are also disciplined in their practices.
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This distinction helps explain Notre Dame's eclectic scheduling, as several nearby teams refused to play it.
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The ancient objects convey the couple's eclectic taste and deep appreciation for Mexican art and archaeology.
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Mr. Haight offers us an eclectic but full meal, based on food puns on common phrases.
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They're a remarkably eclectic group of films, ranging from star-studded historical vehicles to arthouse romances.
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The true appeal of the club was its inclusiveness, eclectic music, and surreal, acid-oriented ambience.
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True, Klimt shouldn't be called eclectic, but his digestion of influences was more fibrous than smooth.
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As the front woman for the eclectic Australian R&B ensemble Hiatus Kaiyote, Naomi Saalfield, a.k.a.
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"It's an opportunity to insert eclectic elements and create tension between different things," Ms. Smith said.
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The furnishings — eclectic, multicultural, a blend of East and West — are a reflection of her outlook.
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This year's displays by African artists at the biennale are as eclectic as those from elsewhere.
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Titled "Forever Mine," it features an eclectic 44 track mix of modern ballads and evergreen classics.
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An infusion of eclectic restaurants has brightened the somewhat ragged Bay Street corridor in recent years.
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As highlighted in its eclectic karaoke-themed music video, it revels in its own Eurodisco weirdness.
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I love reading pretty eclectic articles and I use Pinterest to save all of those things.
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Most were from marginal parties on the eclectic French left that everyone knew would never win.
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The Disney collection includes an eclectic mix of designs that range from bold to tastefully subtle.
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This season, she offered an eclectic assortment of clothes for different occasions, mainly balmy summer evenings.
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It housed an eclectic collection of wax figures, statues, paintings, and animals both living and stuffed.
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Neon will thrive if Mr. Quinn's eclectic taste continues to match up with what audiences want.
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The old downtown scene isn't just a guide for today's eclectic thinkers; it's a foil again.
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"Eclectic" is a good word to describe the selection of literature and DVDs the library had.
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Her most recent project, Small Town Dicks, is ostensibly the most eclectic project in her portfolio.
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Already, Hokusai is fully accomplished and by his fifties adept at an eclectic range of styles.
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In its final iteration, Esc was an eclectic mix of open-ended and pre-programmed design.
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This makes us very excited, as Radley has had an eclectic celebrity fan base including Pippa Middleton!
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So I feel very lucky that I get to tell all of these varies and eclectic stories.
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I have quite an eclectic taste, ranging from everything from Jazz to Indie to rock and roll.
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"Alan's collection is one of the most eclectic," said Jonathan Greenstein, the president of the auction house.
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The eclectic references and intriguing details in these works offer enough material to spend hours scrutinizing them.
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"My list is pretty eclectic this year," the Microsoft co-founder writes on his blog, Gates Notes.
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Trump has assembled an eclectic Asia team, and it's not yet clear whose views will hold sway.
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Despite their eclectic taste, however, no one has ever seen a praying mantis eat fish—until now.
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Favorite music to listen to on the beach:Golly, I have such an eclectic playlist on the beach.
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Then there's the eclectic category of every other little thing you can imagine putting around your home.
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Beirut, with its eclectic mixture of noise and language, also had a big influence on the band.
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Its eclectic range includes Brut aftershave, Jack Daniel's barbecue sauce, Tide detergent and peach-flavoured amino acids.
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To Ms. Chianale, the home's décor was too eclectic, "like Victoriana meets '80s meets Ikea," she said.
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But before all that goodness happens, we've got a playlist of eclectic tracks to warm you up.
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She has an eclectic collection of old hardcover books and she's always on the hunt for more.
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When your style is as colorful and eclectic as Solange, dressing for Mardi Gras couldn't be easier.
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Since 2008, Luz Elena Mendoza has been playing eclectic folk pop under the name Y La Bamba.
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I get such an eclectic group of people from Jay Z to Taylor Swift to Bruno Mars.
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It's an eclectic lineup, but it's also one that includes some of the developer's more influential games.
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The 23-year-old often posts images of her pets, her eclectic wardrobe, or her yoga sessions.
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Ali's performance won him an Oscar for Supporting Actor; since then, he's charted an eclectic, fascinating course.
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The three-track EP is an eclectic mix of sounds and moods for the DJ and producer.
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Red Bull's 2017 music festival broadcast schedule has added Electric Daisy Carnival to its already-eclectic lineup.
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My tastes are eclectic and span multiple decades, but I want good tracks spoon-fed to me.
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"We're a product of streaming—we naturally grew up eclectic," he ruminates on his generation's listening habits.
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How have you continued to evolve as a band while maintaining an orbit around eclectic garage vibes?
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Here, we have an eclectic mix of funky moves that we need to dissect one by one.
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Like the other luggage-storage app services, the list of Knock Knock City partner sites is eclectic.
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In, Ceramics Now, diversity of aesthetic is celebrated with an eclectic collection by The Jane Hartsook Gallery.
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It was an eclectic group—one that played together for no other reason than a government mandate.
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Needless to say, the lineup is eclectic, expansive, and always changing to keep up with the trends.
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Collaborating with Nicky, Diplo and Era on this track represents harmony, eclectic flavors and genres coming together.
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His views are eclectic: suspicious of foreign investment, free trade and carbon taxes; but resolutely pro-immigration.
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Yet his career has been eclectic and unpredictable, characterized by a seeming lack of big-picture strategy.
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New York City's eclectic neighborhoods allows visitors to experience completely different vibes without ever leaving the city.
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The house was a mess: owned by a slumlord, slowly falling apart, full of eclectic, nightmarish details.
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WeWork's eclectic chief executive officer and co-founder Adam Neumann will maintain a majority of voting rights.
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The story has its head-scratching moments, but the eclectic score carries all before it (2247:244).
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The story has its head-scratching moments, but the eclectic score carries all before it (444423:444413).
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The story has its head-scratching moments, but the eclectic score carries all before it (1:50).
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His was a deeply personal, eclectic collection, reflecting his British roots and his real passion for art.
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The story has its head-scratching moments, but the eclectic score carries all before it (21:230).
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An eclectic visual and conceptual flair animates DJ and electronic musician Daedelus' many solo and collaborative projects.
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Not everyone loves my kind of style, but with that being said, my style is so eclectic!
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Growing up, Watson preferred heavy metal and the eclectic electronic music featured on Sega's Jet Set Radio.
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Many typically offer a stake in the company, or nonmonetary benefits like eclectic cafeterias or pool tables.
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JERUSALEM — The guests who arrived at the Israeli president's home on Thursday evening were an eclectic mix.
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She dives into such eclectic topics as Kant's "Dare to know!" dictum, lie detectors, and oath-swearing.
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A saleswoman gave me a tour of a $570,000, three-bedroom "Spanish eclectic"-style Next Gen model.
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They are charming, courtly, Fronch, living and working surrounded by art, fine cigars, and bourgeois-bohemian eclectic.
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Her vocabulary is eclectic and large, her grammar arrestingly idiosyncratic, her skill at group organization often superlative.
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This year's attendees were an eclectic bunch, running the gamut from cyberpunks to IT security management suits.
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Radiohead's arsenal of unexpected instrumentation and eclectic time signatures makes for an artfully academic approach to rock.
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Crate diggers will love this insight into the dub legend's eclectic and varied music collection and influences.
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With his new album Chris Cohen, he thrives on understatement and simplicity, creating intricate and eclectic arrangements.
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The only unifier that strings the eclectic acts together: they're all the best at what they do.
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Viki, which is owned by Rakuten, the Japanese e-commerce giant, is certainly the most dizzyingly eclectic.
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I particularly liked Potato Head, a three-story bar with beach vibes, eclectic decor, and great music.
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What follows is an eclectic list of audiobooks that might provide ideas for your next summer drive.
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And for an evening this eclectic, naturally, we had to sport a look that was equally versatile.
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In addition to political figures, the lineup includes an eclectic mix of artists, writers, musicians and actors.
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The eclectic lineup includes bluegrass bands, grime rappers from Britain and even a string of comedy acts.
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My book club is made up of an eclectic group of women and I absolutely love it.
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Pop & Rock This weekend festival conjoins two eclectic, irrepressible cultural centers through music, food, film and fashion.
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The menu is eclectic and ranges from sandwiches and Cajun fries to hush puppies and tortilla soup.
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The "eclectic cast of characters" Deadline states Anna will meet could make this movie the next GLOW.
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These eclectic movements didn't illuminate the lives that Mr. Wilson drew to our attention in the program.
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We browsed the eclectic mini-library, played some cards and amused ourselves with a Simpsons trivia game.
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More eclectic was the Whitney Studio Club, established in Greenwich Village in 1918 by Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney.
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The menu is eclectic, the prices are reasonable and the vibe is pass-the-hot sauce friendly.
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Founded in 2012, Westward Leaning started out as an eclectic sunglasses brand favored among the Hollywood crowd.
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Elizabeth Baudouin and Natalie Shirinian have transformed a classic midcentury ranch house into an eclectic creative haven.
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In a part of Morris County where you'll find historic buildings, wooded trails and an eclectic community.
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Its eclectic palette is surprising, yet cohesive, held together by her distinctively quiet vocals and irreverent delivery.
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Nearby, Kayne Griffin Corcoran is showcasing the impressive and eclectic oeuvre of seminal Japanese artist Tatsuo Kawaguchi.
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There's one odd wrinkle to this eclectic micro-library, and that's the file modification date of these songs.
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But here, you can shop either the individual pieces for an eclectic effect or buy the whole enchilada.
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Dizzy Seas is an eclectic collection of ambient folk rock like that of Sufjan Stevens or Justin Vernon.
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The freakout in question plays cinematically, traversing an eclectic collection of songs that span the last twenty years.
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This Italian-made edit is a modern classic Balearic record—certainly a must for every eclectic DJ today.
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The latest Fact mix is here and features an eclectic selection of house, techno and electro from RAMZi.
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The record bleeds Ciel's eclectic influences, highlighting an ethereal shoe-gazing past that envelopes her experimental percussive patterns.
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The nearby Caumont Centre d'Art has no permanent collection and hosts a very eclectic range of special exhibitions.
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LA architects Ball-Nogues have made their name creating eclectic, sculpturally-complex sculptures and pavilions around the world.
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Duck into the world of Mundo Bizarro, an eclectic bar full of cushy used furniture and cozy corners.
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" He added of the buzzed-about period drama, "Dee [Rees] directed an amazing film with an eclectic cast.
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Family is forever, but ABC's Emmy-winning sitcom about an extended (and eclectic) brood will end some day.
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David Gordon Green, who has such an eclectic career these days (Stronger, Our Brand Is Crisis), is directing.
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The score will be an eclectic mix of classical melodies and "1980s-inspired pop and rock music," Broadway.
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Scroll on to discover the stylish home accents for your most polished to eclectic or wildly whimsical giftees.
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Here are 15 cool, eclectic, and interesting towns across the U.S. you should consider for your next holiday.
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Cudi's blend of eclectic samples ranging from Outkast to Ratatat helped create a template for his future albums.
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But with such an eclectic range of material, not all bottle-and-show pairings can be created equal.
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Sofi Tukker: Treehouse (Ultra) It had to happen: boring corporate EDM is out, eclectic fusion EDM is in.
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Traditionalists and those looking to add classic anchor furnishings to your eclectic home style, this one's for you.
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Mike Holton was mayor of Eclectic from 2012 to 2014 but stepped down "because of family," says Franklin.
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Carrie Fisher's colorful and eclectic bedroom, offers a great insight into the late Star Wars actress' creative mind.
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You effortlessly mix old pieces with new to give your home an eclectic, one of a kind feel.
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The Bernie Sanders back catalog might be the most eclectic in this or any other modern presidential race.
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What I got was a smart and eclectic mix, including the Commodores, Debbie Deb, Frankie Smith, and Metric.
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Wrong. The Lebanese-born lawyer does not have a stylist, preferring to shop for her eclectic looks herself.
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The four-track new EP features a variety of different soundscapes showcasing the producer's eclectic and diverse style.
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She is also a part of Discwoman, the eclectic and influential cis women, trans women and genderqueer collective .
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Since his breakthrough with "Ziggy Stardust," Bowie's reach was eclectic: glam rock, prog rock, pop rock, electronic rock.
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As she browsed one of its beautiful, eclectic stores, two very different decks of cards caught her eye.
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They mixed patterns with gleeful abandon, embraced color, and accessorized with an eclectic mix of utility and style.
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The result is a slice of modern life that is every bit as eclectic as Reggio's original film.
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It's a lot like the Bay: It's hood as hell, but it's eclectic and cultured as hell too.
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Each member of this eclectic group unquestionably matches the talent and comic sensibilities of the original 1984 cast.
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It would be a fitting homecoming for this eclectic chef, and a measure of how far he's come.
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That variety infused the fashion, making this year's red carpet one of the more eclectic in recent memory.
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The Merchants imbibed their father Sadruddin Merchant's love of technology and eclectic musical references from an early age.
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The president's musical taste — which includes surf rock, soul, blues and hip-hop — is open-minded, even eclectic.
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The director of programs, Thomas O. Kriegsmann, left unexpectedly this summer, but not before assembling an eclectic season.
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An in-house creative team dreams up themes for each collection, which inspire the eclectic patterns and designs.
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This eclectic mix is a stark contrast to more stuffy (and staid) nearby beach towns, like Spring Lake.
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In an astounding number of books he has championed a more eclectic approach to law and public policy.
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National Sawdust has made handing over programming duties to an eclectic group of artists central to its mission.
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If your taco tastes run toward the inventive and eclectic, then Torchy's Tacos is the spot for you.
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The chef Marcus Samuelsson recently opened Uptown Brasserie here with an eclectic menu including fried chicken and pasta.
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Like the lives of the eclectic personalities associated with the Ritz, the reopening does not come without drama.
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"The collection is really eclectic this season, and it has a lot of color and energy," Leon continued.
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The eclectic results are on display in 27 Frames, opening January 12 at downtown LA's Think Tank Gallery.
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Inspired by the physics of gravity, Japanese sculptor, Yasuaki Onishi, creates eclectic and experimental structures with gaping spaces.
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"The idea is to create a stylish, eclectic look — not like you've raided the dressing-up box."5.
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Steve Fisk, who produced this, is an eclectic artist who plays keyboards and is really up for anything.
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Malia's "Essential College Reading List" is eclectic, ranging from short stories to non-fiction to modern-day classics.
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Tail of the Yak, a small, eclectic shop where you ring a buzzer to get in, is delightful.
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How they've made me more successful: My professional history is eclectic but is a strong point of differentiation.
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The advice, infused with a love of "la belle province," has been as eclectic as it's been personal.
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Detroit icon Moodymann included Jai Paul's breakout single "BTSTU" on his eclectic DJ-Kicks mix earlier this year.
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The musical remit will be eclectic with an anything goes attitude so expect disco, dub, ambient and beyond.
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Afterward, stroll through Superkilen, a half-mile-long urban park whose colorful, eclectic design mirrors Norrebro's multicultural diversity.
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Houses are eclectic in style and date mostly to the early 1900s, with condominiums and apartments scattered about.
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Now happening weekly, TGAF's Sunday hour on PIIAF is an eclectic mix of pop, experimental music, and house.
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Their workers, an eclectic group of out-of-state organic farmers and stonemasons, are put up in apartments.
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Experienced together, the paintings conjure a vibrant, eclectic mysticism, based in fertile allusions and buoyant color and texture.
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In stark contrast to the eclectic nature of progressivism, socialism is a specific ideology that is actually regressive.
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Those eclectic dioramas serve as a playful aesthetic reference point for Wang's film, which mixes styles and modes.
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As the coronavirus pandemic unfolded, he has turned to an eclectic suite of sources to navigate the mayhem.
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So, for that matter, are individual genders among the eclectic, high-energy ensemble that embodies the title characters.
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" This "journey of eclectic esthetics," as Mr. Love described it, is "related to emotion, rhythm, message and communion.
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Eclectic elegance Many of my office furnishings are antiques, and some are contemporary patterns mixed with African textiles.
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There are the eclectic letters, but also a long essay on writing that is insightful, if shoehorned in.
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The eclectic radio program that has influenced New York's music scene since 1982 is going off the air.
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Cipollone has also benefited from his close alliances with people across the spectrum of Trump's eclectic inner circle.
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"I suppose I just gravitate towards whatever catches my fancy, it's eclectic," she tells Vogue of the campaign.
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The restaurant serves up eclectic dishes that pair well with beers from San Diego's thriving craft beer scene.
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More than 30 designers have contributed to Gantri's library, resulting in an eclectic collection of plastic bulb holders.
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The list that follows is therefore highly eclectic, with a majority of the productions coming from Off Broadway.
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Liu's approach to translation is unorthodox — perhaps because he came to it somewhat late in his eclectic career.
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The slow walkers drift through the building's cavernous gallery spaces to experience wide-ranging exhibitions of eclectic artwork.
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Wild fish have a diet that is eclectic and varied, hence their roe has a more complex flavor.
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The eclectic cast includes Sonny Chiba, George Kennedy, Edward James Olmos and the former professional athlete Chuck Connors.
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An eclectic, unexpected, ambitious solo project let the singer and songwriter exorcise demons and stretch her creative powers.
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His local, the Duke of York, was underneath his flat and frequented by an eclectic assortment of creatives.
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As I talk with Cooke, it's impossible not to notice the eclectic mix of diners his shop attracts.
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"Hawaii was the first great melting pot of Asian martial arts," explains eclectic martial arts master Dan Inosanto.
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Le Design au Prisme de la Couleur, that surveys an eclectic history of color as used in design.
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Focused primarily on furniture, jewelry, decorative objects, and interior design, it brings together an eclectic mix of dealers specializing in bleeding edge contemporary design, seminal Modern furniture, eclectic historic objects, or specific niches like lighting or glass, almost all of them showing work that you can inspect with your fingertips.
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James purchased eclectic items like children's halloween costumes, local Kansas City band Taj Mahal's original album, and wind chimes.
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The eclectic music lineup features: Aphex Twin, ODESZA, Björk Digital, Run the Jewels, Butthole Surfers, Blood Orange, RZA feat.
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El Gato Fotógrafo captured six years of the country's eclectic, wild party circuit and showcased the photos on THUMP.
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The design duo behind Veronica Beard transformed the basement of its Madison Avenue boutique into an eclectic apartment party.
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His parents had a very eclectic record collection, which had a lot to do when inspiring Millsap to write.
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The show's eclectic playlist also includes French ballads, Aussie indie pop, and a Robyn banger off last year's Honey.
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Between snake prints, zebra prints, and more, the pool of creatures to camouflage as has never been so eclectic.
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"The 227th Annual Juried Art Exhibition," an eclectic mix of artworks such as painting, sculpture, photography and printmaking. Jan.
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Anyway, looking into the front window from the porch, Ally discovers nothing except the couple's eclectic taste in decor.
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The devices that make up the IoT are an eclectic bunch, so managing them effectively is a complex task.
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Berry's confluence of eclectic styles drew fans of all backgrounds and even helped close a racial gap in music.
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Don't Miss: Browsing cool souvenirs at Burro, a treasure trove of eclectic home goods, handmade jewelry, and children's clothing.
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So my style ends up becoming very eclectic because I gather and assume different looks that I find beautiful.
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Perhaps the most eclectic group of nominees were those artists who contributed songs to SpongeBob SquarePants: The Broadway Musical.
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The game features an eclectic cast that includes everything from a demon-fusing nun to a gun-obsessed hunter.
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It takes decades of musical history and influences, and condenses them down into an eclectic, but cohesive aural experience.
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The annual, monthlong festival Archtober offers tours, lectures, and events surrounding the eclectic architecture and designs of the city.
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As you might have already guessed from such an eclectic device description, the Memomate is currently crowdfunding on Indiegogo.
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And yet, it gets a lot weirder when we talk about the eclectic cast of mentors behind the show.
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He also found himself a new family in Rush Hour Recordings, the eclectic Dutch label that released the comp.
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Berry's confluence of eclectic styles drew fans of all backgrounds, and even helped close a racial gap in music.
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Kelly Osbourne is known for her eclectic family, her edgy style, and her candid commentary on just about anything.
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Coachella is usually one of the biggest and most eclectic music festivals around, and this year is no different.
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The auction house also reveals that Reynolds and Fisher's eclectic estate will also be going on the market soon.
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Which is what brings us to the most important element of Baby Driver: its 30-track, eclectic, electric soundtrack.
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All signs point to a stellar and eclectic cast, though, even if we do have to wait until March.
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Hofmann's bookings were nothing if not eclectic; Oingo Boingo, Kenny G, and Megadeth all recorded their debut records there.
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While Grana operates a similar world map, more emphasis is put on showcasing the eclectic textures of its materials.
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He talks about failing school, his passion for the theater, and examining the strange behavior behind his eclectic roles.
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Perhaps not surprisingly, their tastes were as eclectic as the clothes, ranging from grime to house to meditation music.
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On the walls hung an eclectic collection of art work, including what looked like a Picasso above the mantel.
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The ranch is home to an eclectic assortment of creatures, from ostriches and stingrays to miniature donkeys and sheep.
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Simon & The Whale is an eclectic restaurant and bar in the Freehand hotel near the Flatiron District in Manhattan.
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"The 'Sicko Mode' visual is a monument to Texas, but more importantly the eclectic mind of 'Astroworld's' primary citizen."
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I drink it out of this eclectic, orange-yellow-colored mug I got at Pottery Barn 25 years ago.
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Mr. LeMaster's bar serves eclectic food — the pork buns are fantastic — and quality cocktails without a whiff of pretentiousness.
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Mr. Cha-Beach, meanwhile, marshaled an eclectic array of instruments including a bellows reed organ and a musical saw.
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This eclectic two-bedroom, two-bathroom renovated home is only 960 square feet and on the market for $1,880,000.
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Mona Eltahawy CAIRO — My friend Mostafa Massouny has one of the most eclectic music collections of anyone I know.
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It's as eclectic as you'd expect from them, hitting everything from techno to jazz, and even some new Radiohead.
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It's an eclectic mix that continues to change in order to appeal to the shifting demographics of the area.
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FACT compiled an eclectic list of producers–including foozool, Powder, and Dominowe–to check for in the new year.
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It's really eclectic — there are tips for negotiating, along with a story about the time I pooped my pants.
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The 11,600-square-foot home offers stunning views of the coast and combines opulent architecture with eclectic interior design.
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Bullied at her school in Mainz, she had fallen in with an eclectic group of kids from nearby Wiesbaden.
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So there's fossils, pre-Columbian, Art Nouveau, a Vietnamese Buddha, New Caledonian — it's a real mishmosh, an eclectic combination.
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The lobby lounge, artfully designed with contemporary velvet seating and eclectic artwork, offers plenty of space to spread out.
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Naturally eclectic and an inspired collagist, Mr. Van Noten hardly requires a mood board to explain his working process.
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If we had to use a single word to describe the past year in books, it might be eclectic.
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His already eclectic résumé took another turn late in his career when he became a stockbroker and financial consultant.
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We know each other from the racetrack, one of the more eclectic journalism beats I've enjoyed for two decades.
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Bryant Park's outdoor summer dance series concludes its five-week run with another eclectic collection of local dance makers.
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Now she is a full partner, running service, worrying about staff and matching beverages as eclectic as the food.
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Action-packed, stylistically eclectic and with deluxe casting, this is a sampler of Vail souvenirs, with some novelties added.
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Thursday: Interactive stories and musical performances are part of an eclectic four-day celebration at the Brooklyn Children's Museum.
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The nominees and the content are naturally diverse and eclectic because we're a true reflection of real moviegoing audience.
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The eclectic nature of Mr. Schneiderman's cases is indicative of the broad mandate of the New York attorney general.
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But it shouldn't in California, which prides itself on being home to disruptive businesses, pathbreaking artists and eclectic thinkers.
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There's a palpable air of intention: Demi-walls and closet doors are cloaked in blocks of loud, eclectic paint.
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The eclectic mix of winners continues to include both well-known stars and little-known but still accomplished athletes.
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C.P.E. was expected to produce a new Passion in Hamburg every year and evidently did so, in eclectic style.
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"I'd describe it as very homey, inviting, eclectic, and zen and relaxing," Hilbert says of her home decor style.
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Pacifica's Jangs are accompanied by numerous, rather eclectic, photographs of Mother Dorothy, Father Woodrow, Cousin Ted, and Sister Gaynor.
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It's been a while since I've been in, and they've redecorated so it's funkier and more eclectic than ever.
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The company has an eclectic portfolio, including the licensing rights for the estates of Elvis Presley and Marilyn Monroe.
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It includes house teams, independent groups and visiting performers, and it offers an eclectic mix of styles and shows.
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These always began with the local university's fight song, followed by an eclectic assortment of songs I'd found online.
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"Itexit" Professor James Newall believes that the party's eclectic mix of policies is both a strength and a weakness.
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As a showcase of Kael's ideas, Losing It at the Movies is an eclectic and challenging group of films.
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Harikiri's production style is witty and eclectic, sometimes bordering on virtuosic, all the while maintaining a strong pop sensibility.
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Since then, the games have centered around this rivalry with an eclectic mix of characters for players to choose from.
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Launderette: Chefs Laura Sawicki and Rene Ortiz have drummed up an eclectic and inventive menu in a former eastside laundromat.
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Here's all the eclectic sci-fi, horror, and fantasy films coming to theaters (and streaming) in the next few months.
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Most of the eclectic crew in the film, featured above, is decked out in the brand's new Zonal Strength tights.
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The six-time Grammy-winners played an eclectic set for over an hour – even taking the stage for an encore.
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However, with this eclectic crew on board, Neo Yokio is probably not going to be anything like a Disney classic.
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Douyin is a bottomless, eclectic feed of looped 15-second videos, a cross between Snapchat, Vine (now defunct) and Musical.
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Delevingne's natural cool-girl personal style is infused throughout this edgy line, with an eclectic mix of textures and silhouettes.
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Designed by popular, eclectic retailer Anthropologie, this yule log provides a more modern and stylish update to the classic fireplace.
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When your mom is a comedic actress and your father is an NHL player, you're bound to develop eclectic tastes.
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Like the original Yucca group, it consisted of an eclectic mix of engineers, astronomers, linguists, anthropologists, archaeologists, geologists, and artists.
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An eclectic mesh of characters playing different roles in the crime world of Palmetto, Florida, keeps it interesting and engaging.
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M.A.C Cosmetics celebrates pop culture and fantasy — and brings these enchanting characters to life — through this eclectic, bright-hued collection.
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Berlin-based DJ Janina offered up this eclectic, gorgeous studio mix in anticipation of her upcoming Into The Valley appearance.
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It's got an eclectic neighborhood with amazing restaurants and a combination of young, old, all different ethnicities and artsy residents.
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When the script was finished, Carli brought it to her friend Tamra Davis, a young director with an eclectic career.
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His output was bafflingly eclectic, from Cubist-influenced houses to reinventions of Shaker chests and 18th-century English wooden chairs.
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The eclectic though novel design choices struggled to mesh together, making for a game you desperately wanted to enjoy more.
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Lined with eclectic Victorian-era buildings, the upbeat district is buzzing lately with cool eateries, shops and thriving local businesses.
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In honor of his life, Electronic Beats compiled a beginner's guide for newbies unfamiliar with his eclectic and iconic work.
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The eclectic neighborhoods – which house a blend of historic landmarks and modern-day attractions – can keep you occupied for days.
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Now, with Kankyō Ongaku, which translates to "environmental music," is an exhaustive collection of 25 sublime and eclectic ambient tracks.
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Bendet's aesthetic, both personal and for her brand, revolves around adding a flirty and eclectic edge to traditionally feminine styles.
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From Instagram and GIF platforms to textile and photography, these artists bring a fresh, eclectic, and unconventional approach to sexuality.
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In the case of the state "religious-liberty" bill passed last month, the lobbyists were more eclectic but equally effective.
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Over the course of an increasingly eclectic career, Waititi has honed that voice, and gradually made it bigger and broader.
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The digital video is meant to showcase her eclectic personality, but instead, it reveals a gross trend in celebrity profiles.
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And it's certainly an eclectic mix of games, from sword duels and boxing to milking a cow (I'm not kidding).
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As I am traveling a lot, the result is eclectic, from an old mining site in Georgia to colorful kites.
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A selection of the very best deals on an eclectic mix of devices including electric toothbrushes, Amazon devices, and fragrances.
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The pieces in this year's line-up touch on some of the same ideas but take a more eclectic form.
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His eclectic showroom at Demolition Depot & Irreplaceable Artifacts on East 125th Street in Harlem is popular among collectors and designers.
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What he does now: There's a reason TED invited the former child actor to discuss his "eclectic résumé" in 2016.
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The collection — part Wall Street men's wear, part regatta-striped frippery, part topsy-turvy varsity sweaters — was taking eclectic shape.
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The store will combine some of the e-commerce company's tech prowess with Story's chic decor and eclectic product assortment.
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Profile in Style Inside the creative rodeo of the RTH shop owner and purveyor of eclectic finds René Tadeo Holguin.
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The team's coaches and scouts were left to sift through an eclectic mix of broken jump shots and putback dunks.
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Mr. Rafati, with his eclectic spiritual background — part Jewish, part Muslim and part Christian — wouldn't have it any other way.
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Hailing from the eclectic dance music oasis of Tel Aviv, Guy J has been building musical roller coasters for decades.
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Anthony Bourdain's wife Ottavia Busia marked four months since his death with a photo of their eclectic family and friends.
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They present the moves as a means of catering to clients with eclectic tastes, but they also may reduce costs.
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Such an eclectic approach dictates improvisation over purity, and Taino Smokehouse shows how rewardingly barbecue can subsume other culinary traditions.
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I think it was the fact that it was far more eclectic than other electronic music I was listening to.
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Our curiosity was quenched when Vogue uploaded its new "73 Questions" video, flaunting Swift's impressive digs and eclectic country decor.
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This makes for a very eclectic and entertaining viewing experience, which is bolstered by a generally upbeat and fun atmosphere.
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Every new location is an opportunity for him to get more invested in the world and meet its eclectic denizens.
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He's also an extremely eclectic and adventurous producer, who is just as likely to reference reggae as he is jazz.
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Mega Bog's excellent and eclectic Dolphine operates in a similar zone, albeit one that incorporates songwriter Elizabeth Birgy's whimsical croon.
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While this has sometimes been criticized for cultural appropriation, for the most part eclectic Paganism is generally progressive and inclusive.
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Nagley's Store is one of the street's most popular attractions with its cozy cafe and eclectic cast of store cats.
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The risk for ambitious, eclectic exhibitions like this one is that they can end up resembling bric-a-brac shops.
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Listen: Hayley Williams's eclectic, unexpected, ambitious solo project let the singer and songwriter exorcise demons and stretch her creative powers.
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In the 1980s, the museum, now the 21er Haus, hosted Sunday morning concerts; this was one of the most eclectic.
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The five documentaries nominated in the Best Documentary Feature category at the 220 Oscars are unusually eclectic — and unusually urgent.
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Readers' advice was eclectic but also suffused with the nostalgia of people who had previously visited Quebec or lived there.
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Bangkok's loss was Camden's gain when Ravin Nakjaroen and Paula Palakawong opened Long Grain's eclectic 30-seat restaurant in 2010.
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The show suggested a surprisingly eclectic moment, before the proponents of Abstract Expressionism and Modernism banished realism to the doghouse.
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Well, I grew up listening to a very wide, eclectic variety of music, but I'd have to say the Eagles.
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There are spaceships and lasers and love trysts and outlaws, as well as an eclectic cast, led by Nathan Fillion.
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As with all book fairs, it's always fun to make your own discoveries as you move through the eclectic displays.
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Their eclectic blend of Southern rock and hardcore country has earned them numerous awards and recognitions, including two Grammy awards.
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Mr. Kunkin's eclectic life included time as a machinist; explorations of socialism, Sufism and alchemy; and running a meditation school.
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Dance Festival features eclectic local and global artists and is curated, as it was from the beginning, by Nicky Paraiso.
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By any measure, Mr. Hodgkin had unusually eclectic taste, beyond the comfort zone of many of today's investment-minded collectors.
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Mr. Pollesch divides the text and action into discrete scenes with his eclectic soundtrack of Roy Orbison and flamenco guitar.
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Claim to Fame Mr. Greer's eclectic creative practice threads the needle through film, collage painting, clothing design and embroidered appliqué.
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Most recently, the skywalk was painted with a bright, eclectic tropical mural by urban-pop and graffiti artist, Ruben Ubiera.
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If nothing else, the movie boasts a wonderfully eclectic cast, including Topher Grace, Riley Keough, Riki Lindhome, and many others.
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Alongside NELL Carter, IRV Gotti and ALANIS Morissette, a wide variety of styles are represented, reflecting my own eclectic taste.
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Democrats nominated an eclectic group of candidates, including liberals and moderates, military veterans and lawyers, political newcomers and seasoned politicians.
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His narratives tend to unspool gracefully, starting quietly and growing more colorful and eclectic as one proceeds through the environment.
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Ms. Copeland, Caleb Teicher and the Mark Morris Dance Group were highlights of the popular, eclectic festival's first two programs.
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A metalwork-decorated wooden bar serves eclectic drinks like Japanese whiskey, Nicaraguan rum and a Croatian travarica, an herb brandy.
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With an eclectic eye, he accumulated Japanese bamboo baskets, small pieces of textiles, bronze Chinese mirrors and illustrated children's books.
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Mr. Andriessen's eclectic and ingenious music, performed here by the International Contemporary Ensemble, somehow made exhilarating sense of it all.
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Absent was any exceedingly eclectic decor, overpowering "signature scent," or chill out soundtrack found in too many boutique Barcelona hotels.
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Opened in 246, this casual restaurant serves an eclectic mix-and-match menu along with biodynamic wines and creative cocktails.
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"My parents defined 'eclectic,'" says John Edelman, CEO of Design Within Reach and the youngest of the couple's six children.
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The faucets and some of the sinks are from another eclectic assemblage: fixtures from dismantled 19th-century hammams in Istanbul.
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Mr. Colani's eclectic output also included toilet seats, desktop computers and uniforms for Hamburg police officers and Swissair flight crews.
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The director Jonathan Demme, who died Wednesday at the age of 73, had an eclectic filmography that spanned many genres.
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As part of its first United States tour, this French troupe will stop at the Joyce with two eclectic programs.
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Across her huge repertoire, she was variously an upholder of tradition, a seeker of musical connections and an eclectic modernizer.
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This eclectic collection spans centuries and cultures and might make you wonder if there is anything its author doesn't know.
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But now they're home to edgy, ultracreative establishments, a new generation of dining inspired by an eclectic range of traditions.
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The room, decorated in an eclectic mix of antiques, custom-made furniture and a player piano, can hold 200 people.
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From fashionable coffee table books to children's books, there's an eclectic range of almost 1,000 titles from $1.29 and up.
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Its 56 rooms are minimalist with touches of color, while the restaurant and bar feature an eclectic design-showroom hodgepodge.
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Its 56 rooms are minimalist with touches of color, while the restaurant and bar feature an eclectic design-showroom hodgepodge.
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In that show he pinballed around an eclectic range of images referring to black masculinity and added an autobiographical spin.
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Her well-curated picks pair well with the eclectic menu items, like Spanish matzo ball soup and fried chicken sandwiches.
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The eclectic programming includes one artist transforming into an alien before our eyes and J-Sette performances on the streets.
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During the point-tally of Saturday's final, members of the eclectic punk ensemble Hatari held up scarf-sized Palestinian flags.
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Building government Duterte's chosen cabinet includes an eclectic array of politicians, including leftist leaders and former officials with good track records.
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Each episode features three unique stories, along with fictional sponsored ads and songs, lending the show an eclectic and whimsical vibe.
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Thus: The "mid-century coze eclectic" living room; the "jungle cafe" dining room, the "marble farmhouse" kitchen, and "Southwestern sexy" bedroom.
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Fitzroy is the cultural heart of Melbourne's eclectic food and beverage scene, and a hub for pop culture-inspired food spots.
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Austin, Texas is an eclectic mix of live music, modern culture, BBQ, artisanal everything, and a big dose of quirky charm.
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I want to close with a slightly random question: Given your eclectic taste and reputation, do you feel misunderstood at all?
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" He "never knew a stranger and was a connoisseur and collector of an eclectic assortment of friends ranging from 18-97.
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There's an eclectic mix of discounts on phone accessories, smart displays, 2249.99K TVs with Fire TV hardware built-in, and more.
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This charming chamber company performs an eclectic mix of works by a variety of artists in both classical and contemporary styles.
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It's visually arresting, deliriously smart, and features an eclectic range of characters you've never really seen on the big screen before.
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That's not unusual for a trailer from distribution house A24, one of the most eclectic and daring release companies operating today.
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I wanted to pick a real eclectic group of women that are strong, powerful, and represented all kinds of different people.
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TikTok is just eclectic enough that you're never bored, and full of smaller niches for people looking to find their communities.
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Trump hailed an eclectic mix of history's heroes, from the armed forces, space, civil rights and other endeavors of American life.
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In exchange, they've gotten Trump to largely drop his eclectic policy approach in favor of a less popular hard-right agenda.
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There was a decorative fireplace that held a variety of eclectic knickknacks, like a geometric vase and a piece of driftwood.
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This is a lively and eclectic bunch, ranging from the sedate English countryside to the furthest reaches of time and space.
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Pokémon Masters was first unveiled earlier this year as part of a surprisingly large and eclectic slate of Pokémon-related experiences.
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With his exit from the show in October 2016 went any chance of a more eclectic take on Discovery — until now.
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He loves reading biographies, sees each year's Oscar-nominated movies and has self-described eclectic tastes in music that include country.
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The New York-based experimental techno label and party promoter, the Bunker, has developed a cult following for its eclectic roster.
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The multi-stage camping music festival officially has a 2019 line-up — and it has quite the eclectic assortment of headliners.
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And when it came to the court, the list of participants was more eclectic and impressive than any other celebrity game.
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Bambii: Up-and-coming Toronto producer who's been making a name for herself by hosting local parties and dropping eclectic mixes.
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This is the sixth song West has previewed in the last year, and he's worked with an eclectic mix of collaborators.
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And while Oxenfree doesn't have a cast of preteen boys as its emotional heart, it does include a wonderfully eclectic group.
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When we won the Grammy, it was like I won for all independent, honest, eclectic artists that weren't the cookie cutter.
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IN WILLIAMSBURG, an eclectic neighbourhood in Brooklyn, the bathing times at a public swimming pool are dividing hipsters from Hasidic Jews.
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Broadly: Your past documentaries are an eclectic mix of stories featuring stand-up comedians, black circus performers, and LGBTQ service members.
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It makes the perfect introduction to the work of the uniquely energetic and eclectic Korean-American artist, who died in 2006.
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He's been scrutinized for the number of dancers he has fired and hired; he also deserves attention for his eclectic taste.
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If he can survive reelection in Michigan's eclectic Third District in 2020, Amash could be a crucial voice in that effort.
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In addition to his work for the Trump Organization, Cohen also managed an eclectic, shadowy portfolio of investments and side businesses.
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It stars Mr. Osbourne and his son, Jack, who indulge their passion for history by visiting an eclectic collection of sites.
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It shows work from his eclectic output, which includes paintings, drawings and some of the pieces he designed for the theater.
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The eclectic music, the light show, the cute guys milling about, the club kids dancing on speakers: It was gay heaven!
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"You want your home to be a reflection of who you are, and seem exciting, eclectic, worldly, well traveled and intellectual."
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Chicago's DJ Ron Trent was on the bill as well, rounding out a very eclectic night in music for the time.
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Being on a non genre-specific label to me is appealing, being eclectic, not just honing on on a metal crowd.
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After Oringer shows us how to make an eclectic, Spanish-inspired fideos, Bissonnette leads us through a rustic pasta called pici.
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Aquarius people love variety and are quite eclectic, and they're usually brainstorming their next global takeover—which getting high only escalates.
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He's a very eclectic, very well-studied occult author, a spiritual descendent of Aleister Crowley, a lot of interesting stories there.
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It has a pleasant climate, eclectic architecture, throaty wines, innovative cuisine and an art scene reminiscent of Prague in the 1990s.
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He had never worked on a national campaign until signing on with Mr. Trump, and has had eclectic taste in careers.
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Mr. Horowitz is an artist based in New York whose wide-ranging and eclectic work includes sculpture, video, photography and more.
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Missoni upcycled vintage swatches into a kaleidoscopic coat, and Etro combined a "Little House on the Prairie" aesthetic with eclectic geometries.
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Here, he discovered an eclectic scene of drug-fueled club parties and scattered salons where eccentrics met to discuss occult spirituality.
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His chosen industries were automotive, web development, and cannabis — an eclectic mix, but chosen based on his professional experience and interests.
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"This is an eclectic neighborhood populated by people who are seeking with fresh eyes, willing to experience new things," he said.
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Ms. Leitch, who described her mother's style as "very hippie eclectic," prefers a neater aesthetic, keeping surfaces clear and possessions tidy.
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From beginning to end, Hoffman was a curious, inventive, and eclectic experimenter with modes and forms both traditional and less so.
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She spent millions amassing an eclectic collection of art that included paintings by Mark Rothko, fine jewelry and whimsical objets d'art.
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"Art of all kinds is becoming more and more eclectic, juxtaposing materials and influences in increasingly new ways," Mr. Satterwhite said.
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If you have an eclectic mix of pictures, Ms. Studholme recommended choosing a dark charcoal gray, like Farrow & Ball's Down Pipe.
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Ms. Spektor's eclectic songwriting style and virtuosity as a pianist initially suggest music that should exist on pop's more esoteric fringes.
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Gilberte with Love This boutique's mix of eclectic artisanal delights for the body and home evokes a chic '70s-era bazaar.
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The conference's evening gala featured an eclectic mix of food from around the world, including Peking duck and a coconut bar.
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For many decades now, Fagan has honed his joyous, eclectic style of modern dance, ballet and Afro-Caribbean rhythms and movement.
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Inside the store, an eclectic mix of maps, mirrors and original film posters line the walls, all framed by staff members.
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When I was pregnant, I dreamed of having a child with an eclectic appetite and a proclivity toward all things French.
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And things only got better as the night trudged on thanks to the eclectic after-parties taking place around Los Angeles.
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This annual summer series features an array of local dance troupes who each contribute a short work to the eclectic program.
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This varied program opened with Ives and included the New York premiere of a colorfully eclectic piano concerto by Esteban Benzecry.
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He personally likes an eclectic mix of 1980s power ballads, modern pop hits and the work of Stormzy, a grime artist.
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He was a self-taught pianist, able to play any standard by ear; the elements of his golf swing were eclectic.
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Basquiat's tastes were eclectic: Curtis Mayfield, Donna Summer, Bach, Beethoven, David Byrne, Charlie Parker, Miles Davis, Aretha Franklin, Public Image Ltd.
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It was a diverse and somewhat eclectic crowd that included people from Ontario Public Service Employees Union and animal rights organizations.
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A designer from 'Queer Eye for the Straight Guy' weighs in on the eclectic décor of their Greenwich Village walk-ups.
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The diner was filled with an eclectic collection of locals and staff clad in classic white collared shirts and black aprons.
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Indie darlings Vampire Weekend and The 1975, plus some 50-odd more artists from every genre, round out the eclectic lineup.
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It was so perfectly eclectic; I had the distinct feeling that I had stumbled across some kind of Fashion Sesame Street.
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The brand's quirky, in-your-face persona is perfectly captured by a neon color palette and a funky, eclectic art collection.
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Mr. Flanagan is, like Mr. King, eclectic in his range: He can do supernatural and non-supernatural horror with equal conviction.
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Cupp burst onto the cable news scene at Fox News, where she was a frequent guest on the eclectic 3 a.m.
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A go-to with eclectic art decor, for example, is a perfect way to start a conversation about your date's taste.
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There's an eclectic collection of decorative lamps and brass in the lobby and an "Editors Suite" and "Publisher's Suite," for example.
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There's a lot to like about the Bay Area: the climate, wine country, the beaches, San Francisco, the eclectic tech crowd.
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And even during his 2016 campaign, he put forth a much more eclectic, heterodox version of himself than how he's governed.
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As of June 1, 12 sculptures still remained, with an eclectic array of materials traded and boring scribblings on the wall.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads SAN FRANCISCO — The San Francisco War Memorial Veteran's Building hosts an eclectic group of arts organizations.
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The Colony Room was packed on this hot evening with an eclectic crowd of people, mostly Ellen's artist friends and significant acquaintances.
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The rest of the artists on the billing are an expectedly eclectic mix of electro-dance, alt-rock, hip-hop, and rap.
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Palmer also enjoyed being a DJ and had a very "eclectic taste in music," preferring heavy metal, according to his brother, Dwayne.
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The annual contest, which started in 1956, is known for its eclectic mix of rock ballads, techno-pop and occasional folkloric tunes.
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LGBT_History goes back — all the way back — and provides an eclectic collection of cultural images at all points along the queer timelines.
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Richard Posner, an academic who later became a judge, damningly wrote that they relied on "eclectic forays into sociology", not hard analysis.
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I tend to lean toward a clean, yet eclectic style at home, so that it feels like a reflection of my life.
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Verily's eclectic range of ventures includes building new kinds of surgical robots in a joint venture with Johnson & Johnson, a drug firm.
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In 103, the US Department of Energy convened an eclectic panel of experts to design a warning message that would last millennia.
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Her people, the Yazidi, are an ethnic group targeted by ISIS for their eclectic religious beliefs and relative lack of military might.
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And her bedroom has plenty of white space for that "cozy and eclectic but calming feeling at the same time," she says.
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To truly appreciate the eclectic crew that will take the dance floor in a few short weeks, let's go through the list.
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"Brooklyn 99", an ensemble show about an eclectic group of cops, again illustrated Mr Schur's championing of empathetic, progressive and quick comedy.
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His selections—ranging from an obscure track by a 70s Brazilian singer to experimental jazz—reveal the eclectic influences in his sound.
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She was even honored as part of the de Young Museum's Contemporary Muslim Fashions exhibit in San Francisco for her eclectic style.
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While Tumblr is late to the sticker party, the stickers are right in line with the site's eclectic, kitschy and fun vibe.
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"When they're vocal about the ones they love, that's really special, but they're into everything," Bryan continued of his sons' eclectic taste.
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A collective of artists, arts workers, and cultural groups is organizing Art Action Day, an eclectic program of events happening January 20.
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The roster of fighters is a bit eclectic, ranging from iconic characters like Pikachu to more obscure pokemon like Blaziken or Chandelure.
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With an eclectic sound that mixes soul and folk, he's an indicator of hip-hop's evolution into a much more diverse sound.
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Producer and DJ Pure Joy crafted this eclectic mix for The Astral Pane featuring sounds from Pangaea, Pearson Sound, Andrea and more.
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Questlove Supreme will feature eclectic playlists handpicked by the artist himself, as well as guest appearances from musicians, actors, and other celebrities.
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And the ingredients they discovered are as eclectic as any trendy brewpub's: broomcorn millet, tubers and a grain known as Job's tears.
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Crimebusters may have failed as vigilante unit, but they might have succeeded in launching Pitchfork together, based on their eclectic music tastes.
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Dance Festival (through May 193) This eclectic East Village festival continues with duets by Jeremy Nelson and Luis Lara Malvacías on Friday.
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Following are some colorful snapshots from the election trail: Boris Johnson will have an eclectic mix of candidates to beat on Dec.
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Following are some colorful snapshots from the election trail: Boris Johnson will have an eclectic mix of candidates to beat on Dec.
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As eclectic as it sounds, especially for the sleepy Seventh Arrondissement, the founders insist the shop will slip seamlessly into the neighborhood.
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Instead of focusing exclusively on using startups as the sole vehicles to develop technologies, All Turtles has taken a more eclectic approach.
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Their eclectic music influences include Michael Jackson, Seal and Sting, as well as Bollywood greats such as Madan Mohan and RD Burman.
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And college towns tend to attract independent shops and eclectic restaurants, where we have happily frittered away many a post-tour hour.
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We shopped at both stores and saw similar issues in each, such as messy displays, outdated merchandise, and eclectic and overwhelming products.
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Sam lives in a shabby-chic home in the Valley, ornamented with an eclectic collection of trinkets and art made by friends.
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Obama, 85033, will be up against an eclectic mix of authors and entertainers in the category, which includes poetry, audiobooks and storytelling.
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Oakland's New Parkway Theater shows an eclectic and interesting collection of movies, both old and new, and admission is usually just $10.
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The text opens a window into a lively and eclectic world of scholarship, a realm of humanist scribes and poetry-spouting polymaths.
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The album will also feature an eclectic group of musicians including Iggy Pop, Brad Paisley, Judy Collins, and ZZ Top's Billy Gibbons.
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The company has created intelligent digital solutions for an eclectic collection of client campaigns, including Black Swan, Buzz Radar, Concur and Polaroid .
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Face in the Crowd The crowd that assembles at the Vivienne Westwood show during Paris Fashion Week is typically an eclectic bunch.
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Its everlasting ray of light bestows cinematic brilliance upon your finger, while adapting to the many lighting scenarios of your eclectic life.
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I wear a lot of muted colors, and then I mix in her eclectic aesthetic, with tons of jewelry and layering pieces.
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It's an album so wildly eclectic it leaves you with more questions than it does answers with regards to its creators imaginations.
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The U.S. is home to a cool and eclectic selection of cities that won't cost an arm and a leg to visit.
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The room's eclectic style struck a balance between modern and elegant, with stand-out bespoke lighting fixtures designed especially for the hotel.
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He ordered his usual eclectic fare: two chicken hot dogs, a cup of tomato soup, some onion rings and a strawberry milkshake.
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It's elegiac and eclectic, a long way from the erudite indie rock that he helped write, play and produce for Vampire Weekend.
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Some designers and homeowners still mix antiques with contemporary furniture to create eclectic interiors, and particularly stylish pieces can bring high prices.
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Looking around the room I was struck by the eclectic mix of people, a reflection of Jiva's history as well as Australia's.
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Although she achieves mixed results, DuVernay's eclectic world-building in A Wrinkle in Time broadcasts her bold strokes as a visionary filmmaker.
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He had eclectic tastes and could find beauty and inspiration just as easily in a silver chocolate pot as a disproportionate statuette.
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The eclectic display of work features everything from watercolor paintings and neon signs to bejeweled album covers and mixed-media textile portraits.
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In Condado, Mr. Louzao's Cocina Abierta, a casual restaurant with an eclectic menu of global staples, is still packed on weekend nights.
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The health care fight produced a powerful and eclectic range of protests, town halls, and acts of civil disobedience across the country.
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Ten dancers dance to the same ceremonial rhythms that RAM will later make music to, presented as dance choreographies, without eclectic accompaniment.
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But some of it is a real, if eclectic, spiritual practice, adopted by people skeptical of organized religion but unfulfilled by atheism.
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An eclectic mix of installations, like casts of sculptures by Auguste Rodin and one of Yoko Ono's "Wish Trees," dot the space.
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These areas felt like whimsical galleries hung with dozens of eclectic paintings and mismatched seating that paired velveteen couches with sculptural chairs.
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FPX is led by mid laner Tae-sang "Doinb" Kim, an eclectic player known for using unique combinations of champions and builds.
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While catering to the realities (and some of the clichés) of youthful digital culture, the Hoxton has a surprisingly human, eclectic warmth.
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Burning Man, a nine-day festival, welcomes people from all over the world to experience eclectic costumes, art installations and musical performances.
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NUBLU 151 July 12 The trumpeter Nabaté Isles recently released his debut album, "Eclectic Excursions," and it lives up to its title.
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A beach house with benefits, Lido House combines the familiarity of a global chain with the eclectic touch of a boutique hotel.
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Past and Present is an eclectic shop definitely worth popping into, with everything from old Disney merchandise to glassware and board games.
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Illiberal politics often combine with eclectic economics in ways that make them hard to place on the traditional left-right political spectrum.
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Cynthia Lippolis, a broker with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices River Towns Real Estate and a 38-year village resident, described Croton as eclectic.
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It's a disappointment for those who have been collecting for years, but Galar at least has a varied, eclectic lineup of creatures.
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A throwback to classic radio variety shows, the episodes feature skits, stand-up, music and sound effects in an eclectic, unpredictable mix.
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My parents were not visual art-focused but they liked lots of interesting, eclectic things which shaped my taste for the same.
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December&aposs roster is an eclectic mix highlighting scientific exploitation, fantasy worlds, and intrepid adventures, among other page-turning topics and storylines.
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The mother-daughter duo model layered, eclectic looks that have a carefree air — even though they took a whole team to assemble.
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So late one afternoon, when the air had cooled down, she went to a field, where she came upon this eclectic group.
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The rooms have an eclectic mix of colors, patterns, fabrics, and textures for an untraditional hotel design that feels experiential and different.
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Non-experts, in contrast, draw from a more eclectic array of traditions and accept ambiguity and contradictions as inevitable features of life.
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The eclectic menu includes chicken and waffles, blackened catfish and a potpie with Ethiopian doro wat (a chicken stew) and chopped liver.
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It was a fun and light-hearted take on a potluck that ended up making for quite a beautiful and eclectic setting!
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An eclectic roster of stars claw out a few meager moments, but as screen experiences go, this is a memory best forgotten.
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The night attracted an eclectic clientele: LGBTQ icon Buck Angel, straight men, and Black women who wanted to support dancers of color.
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His office used to be a disastrous mess, he said; he had cleaned it recently, but it still housed an eclectic compendium.
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His eclectic, prodigious body of films included 1991's The Silence of the Lambs, for which he won the best director Oscar.
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Ms. Houlihan will host this eclectic hour of stand-up, sketch, characters, and other delightfully difficult-to-classify comedic bits and pieces.
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Ms. Aiche, sitting in the sunshine outside her eclectic headquarters, acknowledged that the business has been, for her, the perfect professional fit.
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The soundtrack, too, was eclectic — ranging from Suzanne Vega to Egyptian Lover — which added to the quick-cut ambience of the show.
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In selecting an eclectic mix of guests, the Trumps appeared to follow a similar approach to the one they used last year.
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Despite 211 years of derision and dismissal from politicians, the media, and most of the American public, the eclectic following soldiers on.
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Despite 15 years of derision and dismissal from politicians, the media, and most of the American public, the eclectic following soldiers on.
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" Mr. Scully's team defended it as "bold, beautiful and uplifting," suited to a woodsy neighborhood known as "eclectic, unique, artsy and individualistic.
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There will never be an effective album about this dilemma, however, no matter how charmingly eclectic, because it simply isn't a dilemma.
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From an increasingly diversified roster of galleries to a surprising slew of rock art, the mega-fair is impressively eclectic this year.
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He has an eclectic style: He pairs John Varvatos suits with cowboy boots, and his office speakers pipe in blues and hip-hop.
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We have tracked down the best deals on an eclectic mix of products including cleaning equipment, home entertainment technology, and personal care devices.
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A search of more eclectic internet sites and forums found no other documentation of semen injection for back pain treatment or other uses.
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Jeff Sessions and legal marijuana Binkowski, with Mikkelson editing up in L.A., is sorting through an eclectic buffet of items on this day.
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This is the opening track, made with an Akai S950 Sampler and a synthesizer, showing just how prolific and eclectic Peter Gabriel was.
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It was built in 1925 and gained a spot on the National Register of Historic Places for its elaborate and eclectic architectural features.
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An easy and downright fun refresh for your lobes, we've rounded up 14 eclectic earrings that will bring out your inner art teacher.
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It's an eclectic mix of ideas, and it ends up resulting in a lot of wildly different imagined use cases for the device.
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STAY Hotel Montefiore I adore this 12-key boutique hotel for both its obsessive eclectic-meets-contemporary design influences and its chic restaurant.
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Hallways featured eclectic wall "hangings" including a pitchfork from a child's halloween costume and a rubber chicken, as well as the occasional hole.
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An old-economy energy business does not deserve a high-tech valuation, and Ambani's eclectic range of interests deserves an overall "conglomerate discount".
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A new book features detailed photos and short essays about an eclectic range of elaborate chess sets from across multiple centuries and continents.
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Singers across the world expressed admiration for a man whose eclectic musical incarnations — jazz, pop music, rock — proved inspiring across genres and geography.
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This year, over half of the nominees are entrepreneurs, though the entertainment category boasts an eclectic mix of pop stars, actors, and athletes.
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Perez, who describes her style as "feminine, eclectic and downtown," shared some insight with PEOPLE on her new partnership, wardrobe and more below.
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Ten years later, she's now known for her eclectic and global style and has become a leading voice in the world of fashion.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: YouTubeDaft Punk isn't the only musical group who packs its hits full of obscure and eclectic samples.
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Joshua McGuire's comedic timing is consistently fantastic; even once you're used to the eclectic character you can't anticipate the hearty laughs he elicits.
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Motorola has put together an eclectic selection of Moto Mod accessories for its smartphones, ranging from an Alexa speaker to an instant camera.
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Stick around for more than coffee and try something from the eclectic brunch menu, like the yeast-raised waffle or adobo grain bowl.
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For seven years, the annual festival Archtober has offered tours, lectures, and events surrounding the dense architecture and eclectic designs of the city.
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Industry representatives in the eclectic group ranged from top AI researchers at Google and Uber, to executives from United Airlines and Land O'Lakes.
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The SoHo menswear store is the perfect retail spot for Rare Weaves, given its focus on contemporary tailored menswear and its eclectic customers.
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BAFTA's eclectic membership, representing roughly 6,500 entertainment industry professionals, votes on the best films released on British screens across the respective calendar year.
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Jose Miguel Mendez is a London-based illustrator whose work spans an eclectic range of mediums such as graphic design, lettering, and animation.
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Max Krieger, a Cleveland-based game developer, tweeted a thread explaining the eclectic, bizarre design influences of everyone's favorite high-calorie mall restaurant.
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Ology is an eclectic album, one that orbits wobbily around R&B; a less charitable listener could say it's all over the place.
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True to the sprit of The Loft, Murphy's mix features an eclectic array of musicians, from Francois Kevorkian to Brian Eno & David Byrne.
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Presumably to pay homage to his glorious cackle, YouTube channel Eclectic Method have turned clips of Gervais laughing into an actual dance track.
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Giant Robot Free-thinking artistic duo Kozyndan's eclectic output ranges from painting and sculpture to textile, illustration, mixed media, prints, and random experimentation.
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That site would be the eclectic, artsy kid, because it is loaded with enough crafts and DIY projects to last you a lifetime.
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Kenneth himself rolled through with this gem, and he was followed by Manchester main man Moonboots, who turned in a predictably eclectic set.
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Acclaimed author and journalist Michaelangelo Matos detailed the eclectic and interesting history of the electronic music cassette for Red Bull Music Academy Daily.
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But before that, we're giving you an awesome and eclectic mix of songs to put you in the mood for Awful Records' takeover.
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The spot offers great people watching, as a eclectic cast of Polk Street characters pass by while you watch from the island bar.
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The eclectic producer dropped exclusive material from Joy Orbison, Madlib, Lil Silva, Pearson Sound, Champion, and many others during the three-hour show.
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According to MTV News, which described the actress as having quite the lengthy résumé, an eclectic mix of career opportunities came her way.
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Don't be tempted to follow suit: canned food is gross, and with your eclectic new tastes it won't be worth the cupboard space.
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The crowd is an eclectic mix of sun-kissed lifestyle bloggers and giggling Instagram stars rubbing elbows with religious pilgrims and camel traders.
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"He has some friends out here, and we're wild and wacky, eclectic and fun," Leiper's Fork parade director Laura Musgrave told the paper.
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His death on Monday — of cancer at the age of 69 — robs the universe of one of its most eclectic and unpredictable voices.
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Murphy had peculiar, wide-ranging tastes at a time when amassing a huge, eclectic record collection indicated a compulsive, cooler-than-thou personality.
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The piece is one of dozens of works in this eclectic lineup, which includes dance, music and movie offerings in venues around Amsterdam.
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Whether your style is modern, casual, or eclectic, this section will provide tons of inspiration to help you design your dream dorm room.
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The 2200,22-square-foot gallery feels more like a museum than a shop, with an ever-changing display of odd and eclectic items.
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Had he really been handed the control of the eclectic carmaker's India fate or had he been in the driver's seat all along?
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Cornell, one of the most powerful, soulful, eclectic voices of his generation, wrote some eerily prophetic words about David Bowie's death last year.
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Models wore eclectic collar necklaces with oversize surrealist charms — skeleton keys, diaries, roses — that felt bold and sexy rather than safe and sweet.
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Three of its premier institutions — the Getty Center, Getty Villa and Hammer Museum — were founded on the eclectic private collections of petro-billionaires.
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Some of the performances take place in eclectic, winter-themed venues, like the Arctic Disco, a mountaintop igloo with an open roof. snowbombing.
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Pin Jong Ill has released an eclectic group of some of my favorite pins yet, from a 1985 Countache to a Soju bottle.
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Make your home base for the weekend Hotel Indigo Baltimore Downtown, an eclectic stay on the cobblestoned streets of the Mount Vernon neighborhood.
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The show features an ethereal parade of contemporary glass sculpture from an eclectic lineup of international artists, including Kiva Ford and Joshua Bernbaum.
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Being ushered into a darkened San Francisco Victorian with a floor-to-ceiling display of framed LSD blotter papers patterned with eclectic abandon.
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"Team" takes a cue from the success of Justin Bieber's "Sorry" music video by including a badass dance crew with an eclectic wardrobe.
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Lowe Art Museum When: Click here for regular hours Where: 1301 Stanford Drive, Miami The University of Miami's art museum is always eclectic.
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