Also: Some people just might like the gauzier sunsets produced by occluded air.
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And he's taken some criticism for being a little gauzier about where he stands on different policies.
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And more broadly speaking, those beats changed the fabric of hip-hop itself, pushing the genre toward a gauzier, more atmospheric sound.
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One of Neon Bunny's few true peers is the artist formerly known as Yukari, who debuted around the same time with a darker, gauzier sound.
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Ivanka Trump's duties are gauzier than her husband's, but they seem to relate to getting her father to go easier on L.G.B.T. and women's-rights issues and calming his temper.
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It's unclear if it worked, but the strategy has been clarified over last night's debate and last month's debate: Poke at Buttigieg's record in politics, and he becomes gauzier and more defensive.
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Hassan has opted for the gauzier standard that it should protect scenic views and tap "the latest technologies in order to protect what we all love about our state," according to her spokesman.
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Biden's position in the race, coupled with his message of national healing, meant that he more than Sanders had an interest in floating above the details of issues and painting a larger, gauzier picture.
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"Megyn Kelly Presents" will be quite a departure from her regular prime-time show: Say goodbye to the talking heads and rapid-fire cuts, and cue a gauzier look, with two comfortable chairs and a contemplative head nod.
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With Jennifer Lim as a woman looking back on her past, it's a memory play, really, though that phrase suggests a work far gauzier than what Ms. Peiffer has constructed, which gets very dark when it touches on predation and violence.
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Sharp Objects director Jean-Marc Vallée gives his series a much gauzier, floatier look than Castle Rock's directors have, but both series take place in towns that seem to be projecting a sense of ordinary life, with a sharp taste of menace underneath.
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But he struggled to adapt his preppy persona to the gauzier realm of morning television, and tensions with co-stars soon spilled into the open, including an on-air rebuke from Al Roker when Mr. Bush defended the Olympic swimmer Ryan Lochte.
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She steadfastly continued to introduce him to fellow artists and to curators and galleries, earning him frequent shows in Europe and, occasionally, the United States. In 1969, the Fontaines moved to Guadalajara, Mexico, following Paul Fontaine's retirement. During his time in Mexico, the colors of his paintings became bolder, his forms gauzier and his canvases larger. He showed at the University of Colima, Jalisco, Mex.
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Upon retiring from Stars and Stripes in 1969, the Fontaines moved to Guadalajara, Mexico. Of course, his approach to the canvas changed immeasurably upon relocating to a new environment and having an entirely different makeup of paint available to work with. Fontaine's forms became gauzier and larger, while his palette became significantly brighter. Instead of grays, black, dark blues, gold, and brown, Fontaine embraced crimson, azure and verdant green, his whites less dirty and blacks less sooty.
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