It's an odd-looking edifice — bulging on one side, flat the other, but graceful, somehow graceful.
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But not every moment of the trip was so graceful.
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Graceful people are the perfect combination of strong and gentle.
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It's a time to be kind and graceful to people.
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Isha Sesay: I mean she's so graceful, elegant, and warm.
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His back begins to arch in a graceful body wave.
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Clumsy hopping on crutches or limping instead of graceful walking.
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He was always elegant and graceful, even as he declined.
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Deer aren't the slim, graceful vegans we thought they were.
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We want your own movements, which I know are graceful!
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Also, there's no graceful way to take a bong hit.
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It is, like the song itself, graceful in its minimalism.
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He was and is an elegant, graceful and rigorous stylist.
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Martin, ties up the story with a graceful, satisfying flourish.
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She was fascinated with the graceful movements and colorful suits.
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The graceful pedestrian bridge was swung into place on Saturday.
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Danielle Agami's fluid choreography evokes Ms. Monk's graceful movement vocabulary.
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No longer do we grant our stars a graceful exit.
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Looking as graceful as the world's best speedskaters takes time.
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And yet sometimes the narrative follows a more graceful justice.
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She was elegant, graceful, and utterly uncompromising in her artistry.
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He was graceful in his posture — was he a dancer?
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Don't just be a cheaper billboard — be mesmerizing, even graceful.
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Every movement is as graceful, economical and minimal as possible.
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In her own graceful way, she called the country's bluff.
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Their graceful partnership is evident even without seeing them skate.
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He was graceful and fluid; I tottered on wobbly ankles.
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But yeah, it was graceful and a thing to behold.
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Emily was a graceful dancer, cheerleader, and liked to play volleyball.
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This show was never graceful, nor was it all that clean.
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And yet, the way that they've responded has been so graceful.
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But that kind of graceful exit is not for Chad Johnson.
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The 2013 was compact and graceful with a lovely herbal note.
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Ray Barbee's style, on the other hand, was fluid and graceful.
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In our testing, the glass was lightweight and graceful to hold.
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Ballet is so graceful and modest and that's something I love.
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"They're going to try their best to have a graceful separation."
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We are expected to be graceful and nice all the time.
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One mate even captured the "graceful and beautiful" fella on video.
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Tai chi's slow, graceful movements are accompanied by deep circular breathing.
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Now he needs someone to guide him to a graceful exit.
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A 1961 Margaux, tasted in 2013, was lovely, graceful and harmonious.
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Graceful Venus harmonizes with Uranus, the planet of surprises, on Wednesday.
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I always imagined that people who set boundaries were, like, graceful.
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Anolik's writing about Didion and Babitz is graceful until it isn't.
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A civil and graceful conversation followed between him and his interrogator.
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They were also marked by the graceful integration of oak flavors.
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What we learned is that they're actually very graceful and cautious.
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That's reason enough to dip into this graceful if gossamer book.
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In Drake's hands, rapping and singing were in constant, graceful dialogue.
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He still displays a quick glove and a graceful butterfly slide.
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However, when prompted for a reaction from Twitter, she stayed graceful.
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Did your list include words like: colorful, sweet, melodious, graceful, small?
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Those hands, so graceful in a glove, were clumsy handling cards.
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Jessica Biel and Partners at Au Fudge Restaurant Are Being Sued For Allegedly Stealing $430,000 She poked fun of the situation on Instagram with a side-by-side comparison of her graceful and, er, less-graceful moments.
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When viewed from this balcony "Single Artificer" forms a long, graceful arc.
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They're so graceful and helpful, hoovering up all those insects mid-flight.
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They swing downward again, in graceful arcs to an improbably willowy angle.
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The result is more graceful and also lets your body gradually adjust.
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There is no graceful death, no ars moriendi, in the prosperity gospel.
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The ActiveTrak feature isn't as graceful as some reviews make it seem.
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Yes, Jen is very graceful and she also has really nice … eyes.
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She was graceful, beautiful, small, and blonde with deep-set azure eyes.
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My recovery was not graceful; it was ugly, crawling, reeking of setbacks.
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Her last entry reflected a strikingly graceful acceptance of what was coming.
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She's unbelievably graceful, but she has such a wicked sense of humor.
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And, let me tell you, I am not the most graceful person.
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"You are so unbelievably graceful," I said to her, as I panted.
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Whenever he slips a screen, Adams looks like a graceful cement mixer.
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Simpson brought a daring, graceful to the water that many would emulate.
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There's no graceful segue here, but let's talk about hookups and sex.
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"Graceful concession" does not appear to be the direction Trump is going.
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To be graceful while toggling between modes requires Fred Astaire-level footwork.
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This graceful, uplifting book relies on Del Rizzo's stunningly dimensional clay art.
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Mr. Obama is equable and graceful; Mr. Trump is erratic and graceless.
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Suits were nipped in and no-nonsense; dresses puff-sleeved and graceful.
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When "State of" was in its flow, it was graceful and tender.
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There were graceful Great Danes, curious German shepherds and regal Rhodesian Ridgebacks.
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But who of us is graceful in our exits all the time?
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This class is a really lovely way to wind down and do guided stretches that work in conjunction with my physical therapy; it's taught by a very graceful ballerina, which makes me feel like a graceful ballerina in turn.
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"He was so brave, he put up such a graceful fight," she said.
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We wanted them to be graceful, to calm people down, like a fountain.
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And Erika Girardi, the woman behind Erika Jayne, is nothing if not graceful.
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The ever-graceful star looks impossibly calm and composed plummeting into the water.
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But it can't nail any sort of graceful balance between humor and sincerity.
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They are presented as the powerful, strong, and graceful women that they are.
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Graceful death, known as apoptosis, is a sort of pre-planned cellular suicide.
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It's a really graceful dance, and it'll be completely different from last week.
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His performance, which is quietly graceful, crystallizes in a tiny, tiny, ambiguous smile.
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The album is occasionally eerie, often hypnotic, and never less than utterly graceful.
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Graceful and soft-spoken, Murray is a seasoned nurse tirelessly defending the innocent.
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Of our early presidents nothing much was expected, other than a graceful retirement.
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Their chosen name, ZalyKha Graceful Lorraina Allah, was rejected by the health department.
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Sure, using the Tap's Alexa prompts to do these things feels more graceful.
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This dude plays hard, with manic energy that somehow comes across as graceful.
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" "She will always be the most graceful, intelligent and independent woman I know.
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He was tall, lithe, graceful, effortlessly eloquent—but also perilously loud, defiant, empowered.
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Will you turn to Wiseman's movie, graceful and all-embracing though it is?
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When you train like Gandhi, the movement becomes a kind of graceful dance.
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Unfortunately, where The Iron Giant contains a graceful arc, Lost in Space sputters.
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Synchronized swimming may look graceful, they said, but head trauma can be serious.
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We can embrace both the graceful brief conversation and the retreat into headphones.
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Decorated with figures of the Virgin Mary, the doors are graceful — and heavy.
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But never fear, anyone who isn't quite as graceful as Jasmine and Bey.
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A handsome building with deep arches and graceful balconies had recently been renovated.
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But there is no graceful way to complete the world's toughest bicycle race.
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Her prose is graceful and her book is full of vivid, unsettling detail.
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When soloing, he could slide from graceful melody playing into high, braying wails.
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It's a graceful and honest film, and it feels like a modest miracle.
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Yet, its graceful arches and vaulted ceilings still evoke an Old World feel.
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Naysa Modi was graceful and poised, a 12-year-old from Frisco, Tex.
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It doesn't perambulate, but plummets with the graceful inevitability of a shot bird.
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As soon as she can find a relatively graceful way to do so.
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His developing voice — graceful, whining, hilarious — is the lifeline that pulls him through.
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It described Kayla a couple years ago as a "graceful, intelligent, athletic" orca.
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Nowadays, producers have learned how to make lighter, more graceful and elegant wines.
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I&aposm notoriously clumsy, but I felt more stable and graceful than usual.
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Sharonda Coleman-Singleton, the tall, graceful track coach, could preach like nobody's business.
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Social media caught on and came to Roberts' defense, applauding her graceful comeback.
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"I am swimming in an ocean of sharks," McCalla sings, graceful but resigned.
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It was savory and spicy, with an almost balsamic character, structured yet graceful.
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In Parabellum, as in its predecessors, action scenes are graceful, limber, almost balletic.
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You are perpetually running in Survival, and it is not a graceful gait.
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Streets of refined rowhouses slope down to the graceful, wooded curves of Riverside Drive.
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It is harsh and tender at the same time, insightful, smart, a graceful film.
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His sculpture grew in scale, at the same time becoming more graceful and poetic.
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The Queen made a graceful exit, saying it was an "impossible" question to answer.
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So good for her to take the more graceful route out of a relationship.
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Ms. Hunt is a graceful, sometimes poetic writer who knows how to build suspense.
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He was such a quiet, graceful guy, so it's hard to get inside him.
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Ballet is so graceful and modest and that's something I can do in hijab.
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" "Please, Faith, Grace and Hope," Hopkins made his plea, "be faithful, graceful and hopeful.
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LONDON — Swans may be graceful to look at, but they're also troublesome law breakers.
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And he does appear more graceful on the ice than he used to be.
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It's graceful where these papers are thoughtless and beautiful where all this is ugly.
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I hope you are as graceful in defeat as a certain former teen heartthrob.
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Hasn't she always assumed that she was brilliant, graceful, and exceptionally good at gardening?
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She's graceful, always has a friend over, and her recipes aren't hard to follow.
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I came head to head with this graceful & beautiful 3.5-4m Great White Shark.
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Up and down the menu are flying leaps like this, followed by graceful landings.
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With extraordinary ball control, graceful movement and surprising shot selection, Halep nearly toppled Sharapova.
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Even with the ladder, clambering up to my bunk wasn't particularly easy or graceful.
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In exchange, America would be allowed a graceful exit after abandoning Vietnam as well.
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"I will need your prayers and graceful understanding as I undertake this new challenge."
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Now, the outward slope of the bowl is met with a graceful, ethereal lid.
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"Beautiful women were always light and graceful, the men strong and solid," she wrote.
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It is a graceful and honest film, and it feels like a modest miracle.
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I had never seen anything more dominant and graceful than those four teenage goddesses.
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Standout performances from the entire cast, with particular emphasis on Aparicio's graceful stillness, check.
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"The balance, the power, it was such a graceful, pretty event," Nehemiah, 21980, said.
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And on the ice, he was a less-than-graceful skater and puck handler.
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Only if the most graceful departure possible is a priority, part of the plan.
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William Chris makes an enticing collection of graceful, floral wines and appealing pétillant naturels.
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I hope we are graceful and loving as they decide what is needed next.
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The gator made a much more graceful landing than many of us would have.
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Woodward has never been a graceful writer, but the prose here is unusually wooden.
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Everyone has one, it's fine, just say it however feels most graceful to you.
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Mauritius's hills are also flecked with graceful colonial manors in various stages of disrepair.
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On the dance floor I did not excel, being neither naturally talented nor graceful.
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Supported on thin stems, these graceful flowers are animated by the slightest woodland breeze.
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Senning says there's a graceful way to get out of this common faux pas.
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He was the most charming and graceful person I've ever met, famous or not.
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You may have watched the near-operatic progress of Chang'e-4's graceful landing.
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Brown and Bersten nabbed the highest scores of the week with their graceful waltz.
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He is graceful and clumsy, cruel and hapless, kinetic and passive all at once.
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He shot fadeaways and spun like a dervish and put up graceful hook shots.
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For others, it's the subtle reminder that graceful, generous acts can be incredibly rebellious.
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The graceful and sly Ms. Yeoh is the only star to return from the original.
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"She was just as graceful as she could be," bee program manager Corrie Loeffler said.
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He was long-limbed and graceful, though still not quite grown into his wide shoulders.
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It was a graceful coda to her active role in the transfer of power. Mrs.
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Sloughis or Arabian greyhounds are graceful, fast and strong pooches, originally bred for hunting gazelle.
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And at least she could see the ocean, a graceful sweep of deep teal-blue.
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Which brings us back to the graceful, snow-filled image featured in the Google Doodle.
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Additionally, she's neither graceful nor classy by continuing to stand by her husband's atrocious behavior.
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Misha Hoekstra, the translator, smartly matches Sonja's erratic course: gawky one moment; graceful the next.
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A graceful entry into constructing, Ms. Wienberg and hope to see more from you soon.
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It's amazing that some humans can be more graceful and more expertly choreographed in water.
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"It's terrible news for Turkey because Erdogan has almost no graceful exit left," Cagaptay said.
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This helped create intensely sharp images, freezing the graceful motion of the dancers in time.
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This was never going to be the kind of exit that was quiet and graceful.
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The best way to play this sleeved ace would be to negotiate a graceful exit.
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As for that graceful woman with clinging drapery seen earlier—she stands on a borderline.
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We can gander at the red carpet prep, the winners' celebrations, and the graceful losers.
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Agile and graceful creatures, the deer were able to weave their way around the humans.
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The pie, though basic, is graceful in its way; rarely is such simplicity so revered.
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She is so calm and graceful it's hard to look at her not feel overwhelmed.
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Within her lies a dog's heart, "the graceful lungs of a swan," and more. Casual.
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Although I wasn't graceful or fearless, I was swimming in the ocean at 7 a.m.
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VanDerveer used the simile of ducks, outwardly graceful but paddling like mad under the surface.
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Her burdens don't seem to weigh down her graceful verse but to lift it skyward.
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Timothy Omundson (the evil-yet-graceful leprechaun) is now a singing (former) villain on Galavant.
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Meanwhile, Texas-rocker Dalton Rapattoni made a graceful exit a few minutes into the episode.
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Look at this graceful creature, gliding across the slick surface naturally as a water bug.
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Except she is tall with a graceful neck and I am not with not that.
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Those exhilarating, graceful leaps that Spider-Man makes through the air in the Marvel movies?
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The swirling field of movement that results is as light and graceful as a ballroom.
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His new chateau featured soaring ceilings and graceful enfilades of light-filled, perfectly proportioned rooms.
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All this makes "Always Another Country," a graceful memoir by Sisonke Msimang, a welcome novelty.
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While J.Lo may be graceful in defeat, Twitter won't let the Hustlers erasure happen quietly.
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Knowing Musk, Tesla's CEO will probably take this in a perfectly measured and graceful way.
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And the 21972, from a great Rioja vintage, was graceful and lovely in every way.
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Gerson is a gifted writer, and most of the prose is piercing, precise and graceful.
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Noel and our nation deserve a more appropriate, responsible and graceful response to this tragedy.
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Her hands are reliable, her footwork around the basket graceful from years of playing soccer.
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He had a huge and curiously graceful frame, which had always made me feel protected.
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Thompson does the shoveling with graceful precision; the roughage lingers in the air like glitter.
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Occasionally Ms. Reid spun graceful lines underneath some of the vocalist Fay Victor's potent improvisations.
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Leonardo, at the height of his powers, is graceful and distinguished, with unbounded insights and interests.
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And as you can see in HBO's new teaser, they're very graceful and mature about it.
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But graceful splits and steady balance made me a natural for excelling on the balance beam.
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"It's very technical, and I'm supposed to be graceful and elegant," he says with a laugh.
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I suspect the thieves were a little less graceful in their descent into Best Buy, though.
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Yet its ultimate objectives remain murky, not least navigating a graceful exit from the messy conflict.
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As Vox's Emily Stewart has already outlined, CBS gave Moonves a graceful exit he didn't deserve.
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But the graceful walking is difficult for the reality star, who had previous a foot injury.
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Of course, to really be graceful and elegant, the Butterflies think, they need to be compact.
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She looks like a mermaid, but she wasn't graceful enough to meet her own high standards.
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Graceful brushstrokes by way of water colors bring a unique character to Raphaël Vicenzi's original collages.
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"She was so graceful and classy in a way that is impossible to fake," said Barrett.
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But he also sees you have to give someone a way out, a graceful way out.
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Everyone had a very similar spirit, that everyone wanted to be graceful and civilized and organized.
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In the video, dancers DJ Smart and Zola Williams perform the graceful leaps and turns seamlessly.
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"You could clearly see that these graceful giants were like artists or ballet dancers," Gilbert said.
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He tweaked her technique; devised ways for her to be more graceful; started crafting her workouts.
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Pole dancing is both a mental and physical workoutPole dancing isn't just about strong, graceful movement.
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He said that he felt that he no longer had a graceful exit from the company.
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The graceful costumes designed by Ásta Bennie Hostetter and Dane Laffrey are appropriate for the period.
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I'll end with where I began, with the graceful departure of President George H. W. Bush.
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For decades, nearly every sign and poster on campus was the graceful fruit of its labor.
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Quiet, graceful, stately and infused with slow tension, Dana Rotberg's "White Lies" unfolds with inexorable weight.
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He's rugged and graceful at the same time, seven feet tall with touch, balance, and athleticism.
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Mr. Sexton, with hollow cheeks and graceful hands, is a sly jokester and a bewitching raconteur.
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The walk, the shoulder that leans slightly to the left, a graceful swing of the arms.
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More simply, the pauses act as phrase markers between graceful volleys of British-accented English speech.
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There are sentient plants, who are graceful, mysterious and intimidatingly cool (they make great mean teenagers).
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The flow through these lines is impeccable, handling the turns on the beat with graceful steering.
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"It turns out they're really gangly, just like our guy — they're not graceful," Mr. Curry said.
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It can easily come across as glib: the contour formulaic, the flourishes more calculated than graceful.
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"He was physically graceful and strong, adept at ballroom waltzes, powwow dancing, and basketball," Alexie writes.
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They may look graceful on the ice, but the behind the scenes is messy as hell.
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Whether losing a person, pet, or relationship, the graceful and the ugly dovetail in these poems.
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Ms. Gould's documentary "is modest, observant, graceful and nonchalantly witty," Gene Seymour wrote in The Times.
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A swirl that looked like the graceful curve of a spine rose from a purple field.
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Fourteen miles of concrete curbs sketched a graceful, loopy line drawing around the mounds and roads.
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But instead of being feminine and graceful like her royal counterparts, this girl is a mess.
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Esther De Monteflores, a big-eyed acrobat, does a graceful, playful turn on the slack wire.
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The historical layering has created a serendipitous aesthetic—and had informed Michele's love of graceful juxtapositions.
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The 2017s are most easily spotted by elegant sculpted taillamps and less graceful orthodontia up front.
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The moment was widely received on social media as a graceful parting gift from Mrs. Trump.
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Their soft-shoe was recklessly slow, a nonchalant tightrope walk of graceful control and rhythmic exactitude.
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"Rande had a graciousness about him, and he was graceful as a person," Mr. Schrager said.
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Rivette further confounds realistic conventions by portraying Madame X as a graceful and rather forgiving victim.
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His movements were as graceful as a professional dancer and oversize pink sunglasses softened his angular face.
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Perhaps as their linked titles suggest, the graceful, swooning textures of Pop find their matches on Narkopop.
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The euro/yen is taking a graceful swan dive following weeks of consolidation between 120.5 and 123.5.
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The ever-graceful royal took a spin on the platform at London's Paddington train station in October.
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It's a home invasion thriller and a social commentary, with the graceful timing of a veteran comic.
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"It has a bold richness that gives me confidence but also feels feminine and graceful," she says.
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But Trump isn't the only one who seems to be offering the Saudis a graceful way out.
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The pose is light and graceful, the modeling well understood, the general sense of movement admirably sustained.
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Many of the acts are graceful rather than thrilling, but this is nevertheless a first-class jaunt.
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The strategy has served as a best case scenario for transitioning from Disney tween to graceful megastar.
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An affectionate, graceful non-desperate note of about 200 words that I worked on for three hours.
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Throughout the show's first six episodes, I found those stabs frequently moving, usually graceful, and always interesting.
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He lashes out in such a graceful way that you can't even tell the moment of contact.
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Instead it shows as a sequence of each person in the family — actually a rather graceful failure.
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While artistic gymnastics looks beautiful and graceful, the Produnova demonstrates how it requires considerable strength and courage.
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Algae is graceful and light in the ocean, swaying with the waves like hair in the wind.
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It was wild-looking but graceful, with densely petalled, fragrant blossoms that opened just once each summer.
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The Who are legends and Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend are still graceful, powerful REAL ROCK performers.
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How can modern-day women channel the effortlessness and graceful of ladies like Michelle Obama or Olivia?
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The dark helped and the blacklights, it seemed, highlighted our movements and made us look more graceful.
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It looked so graceful and effortless in the videos, but my hands didn't know what to do.
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Her moral clarity and graceful bearing long made her a potent symbol of human rights and nonviolence.
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Shanghai Disneyland, formally unveiled on Thursday, also has rows of metal detectors at its graceful front gates.
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Biggest weakness: While good for a big man, Cilic is not the most graceful mover on court.
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"Special shout-out to your new Catwoman, the eternally graceful & extremely bad ass Zoë Kravitz," Berry says.
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Johann Strauss's "Blue Danube" waltz turns the long space-station docking sequence into a graceful galactic ballet.
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These collage paintings conjure the gestural explosiveness of Abstract Expressionism tempered by geometric rhythms and graceful nuances.
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That's because UK Prime Minister Theresa May has, so far, failed to engineer a graceful, er, Brexit.
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But it's first across the line, not the first across the line in the most graceful way.
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N.Y.C. Nature There is nothing as white as a snowy egret, and few things are as graceful.
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However, the overall style is designed to help you move while also highlighting a dancer's graceful appearance.
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Horses are beautiful, and graceful, and they can pop your head like a melon if they want.
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Iglew puts a molasses spin on the graceful synth work and new wave percussion of the original.
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They were boarding up the windows of the graceful 1801-era city hall in Charleston on Thursday.
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Boarding up luxury hotels and graceful antebellum homes and businesses from the high end to the low.
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It is classically dry, light and graceful, moderate in alcohol and touched with herbal and floral notes.
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The caravan had begun without Dr. Gutierrez just after sunrise, in the graceful southern city of Ponce.
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They don't have distinctive flukes; their bodies are wider, and they're less graceful than their humpback cousins.
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Some of the pieces were subdued and reflective, like the graceful Galuppi Andante with which she began.
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Videos of her twirling around in the water, Rubenesque and graceful, rack up millions of views online.
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Would the magnetic levitation subway in Wakanda travel around its capital city like a graceful roller coaster?
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A front door with a transom and fanlights takes you into a foyer with a graceful staircase.
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He is 220-foot-222, lithe and graceful with a powerful serve, penetrating groundstrokes, speed and agility.
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The neighborhood also has charm, with several historic districts and many graceful older buildings on side streets.
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It's a lovely, graceful exploration of character dynamics in a way only Buffy can quite pull off.
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Assembling apartment units looks as easy as playing with Lego blocks and as graceful as synchronized dancing.
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The dialogue is delivered with formal, almost stiff cadences, and the images are crisp, graceful and plain.
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To watch this movie, especially in its long, graceful final movement, is to feel a circle closing.
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At his peak, the graceful NBA legend with a competitive streak seemed to float down the court.
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You can't win a race against this guy by being graceful or by waiting to be attacked.
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Poem Note the way slant and full rhyming couplets provide graceful rails for this poem's difficult subject.
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At 12, Astrid falls from a graceful, art-filled world and into the California foster care system.
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On the Jordan River, railway ties run across a graceful bridge of black basalt that connects nothing.
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We will forever be grateful to you and your family, the graceful intelligent compassionate first lady, Mrs.
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During the course of Cluess's gripping, graceful debut novel, Henrietta will have much to get fiery about.
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Trump was stunningly gracious to Clinton and graceful about his win in his speech early Wednesday morning.
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Porsz is also a fan of photographing the "graceful Afghans, crazy Labradoodles, and very photogenic Italian Greyhounds."
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Some had expected Ms. Inada to be afforded a more graceful exit in a coming cabinet reshuffle.
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"It was nice to feel graceful, sexy, empowered — especially in 6-inch platforms," he adds of the role.
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" On Twitter, Minka Kelly wrote, "I am so proud of the graceful, class act that you are, @TheMandyMoore.
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Second is, actually, we want our teams to focus more on what I call fast and graceful recovery.
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I think we should be a little graceful and give him the opportunity to decide on his own.
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A 2175 is dense yet graceful, with a beautiful balance of earth, fruit and a pronounced graphite minerality.
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Even when you don't play well, you feel incredibly graceful pushing off walls and gliding through thin air.
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Contemporary Eno's a comforting example of graceful aging and the multimedia works are the conceptual cherries on top.
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He was an example of a graceful life, and that example will influence millions for generations to come.
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You can power through it, standing in the seat and pumping on the pedals—but it's not graceful.
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Whatever happens on that stage tonight, win or lose, it's a safe bet that it won't be graceful.
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Well, that's what my legs feel like all the time, so being fluid and graceful has been difficult.
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The new version, built from 1,167-pieces, isn't just about accurately recreating the VW Beetle's graceful lines, though.
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It is a mesmerising pas de deux, a graceful arrangement of echoing bodies, with a clear homoerotic charge.
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"The people of Fort McMurray have been profoundly patient, resilient, determined and graceful under tremendous pressure," Notley said.
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"The way you handle life's most confusing moments is indescribable and graceful," Gomez wrote of the birthday girl.
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She wore a graceful grimace, beads of sweat rolling down her thighs, which were solid like tree trunks.
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Thought More Life, finally, was a well-judged, almost graceful step aside after literal years in the limelight?
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I'm sure referee Kevin Pollock feels terrible about it, and Predators players were surprisingly graceful after the game.
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To cap off his day, KRNV reports, Everett took a graceful bow back into regular civilian-dog life.
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Place him at a piano or keyboard, and you're guaranteed graceful lines that unspool slowly like silver threads.
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Undeterred, Muguruza came back and served out the set without dropping a point, culminating in her graceful lob.
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Giger noted that he wanted it to be beautiful and graceful, rather than something that's gross or disgusting.
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Elaine Sciolino is a graceful, companionable writer, someone who speaks about France in the most enjoyably American way.
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True, the Malibu has graceful lines, but goodness gracious, that's a gold Chevy bow tie on the grille.
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"Once the most graceful, powerful athlete in the world, with his hands shaking, holding on," Mr. Clinton said.
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His greatest work was "A Treatise on Political Economy", a graceful exposition (and extension) of Smith's economic ideas.
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Using the gadgets in conjunction with Spidey's move set turns each fight into a quippy, graceful battle-dance.
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The family plot is situated in a prominent spot next to the chapel, and flanked by graceful cypresses.
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By graceful example, she taught me what it means to be a strong woman; a woman with scars.
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He doesn't look at him and then spins, in a very graceful pirouette, to get away from him.
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To tease out its graceful, somber song, the museum reached out to the distinguished horn player R.J. Kelly.
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The song's delicate production, Sahbabii's equally graceful harmonies, and the contrasting pro-gun content create a perfect storm.
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You've probably seen the iconic V-formation of migrating geese, or the graceful soaring of seabirds over water.
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Pullman's writing is more graceful and sophisticated, and his ambitions are of a greater magnitude, than J.K. Rowling's.
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Then, when there was no graceful way out for Mr. Schumer, Mr. Trump snatched the football away. Gotcha!
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First set These normally graceful players are looking awkward, with the wind changing the direction of the ball.
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The winemakers at Comando G make graceful, harmonious yet insistent wines that I could not help but love.
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These graceful, delicate creatures can startle you with their presence, just before they poop on your front lawn.
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The saxophonist Roscoe Mitchell is a founder of the association, and one of its most graceful, forbearing composers.
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The Berlioz could be vibrant and even graceful, as in the sunset-like ending of the first movement.
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Wells), are at the deathbed of their 23-year-old daughter, Julie (the uncannily graceful Ms. Van Patten).
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Inspired by acqua alta, the peak tides dangerously flooding Venice, Abloh's work is at once graceful and ominous.
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But, that doesn't mean we don't also deserve a totally chic abode like the more graceful plant caretakers.
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They all sing pleasantly, recite their lines clearly and move with graceful awkwardness when the show requires it.
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As he spoke, he made his sausage-fingered hands walk across his desk, like nimble and graceful paws.
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"The illusion and reality are almost touching one another in a graceful way for a moment," he said.
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But in expressing these feelings, they seem to be simultaneously and clumsily translating from another, more graceful language.
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It reads like a graceful doctoral dissertation, sensitive to Vaughan's technical gifts and the development of her art.
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Their moves were at turns staggering contortions and graceful glides, sweeping artistry and fleeting chronicles of everyday life.
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Hayward, a principal dancer in the Royal Ballet, plays Victoria, a graceful white cat—her first film role.
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" Zappo's policy is officially called the Graceful Leave Policy, but is more commonly referred to as "The Offer.
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And it ends with graceful imagery and a story about what parents and children owe to each other.
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Not about position, but you have to forget about doing it right or in a very graceful way.
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Their graceful faces are complemented by complex hairstyles and undoubtedly reflect the ideals of beauty at the time.
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The challenge in Nier: Automata, almost, is not actually winning gun battles, but to make them appear graceful.
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Named after France's second-most decorated female player, the arena is nestled among the area's graceful 19-century greenhouses.
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" From the ungainly to the graceful, and downright beautiful — now meet Phyllopteryx dewysea, also known as the "Ruby Seadragon.
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A man filmed her having the procedure done, and she made getting your face injected look graceful and pleasant.
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Ms. Rashad, a graceful and electric performer, is the ninth actress to step into Joan's battle dress on Broadway.
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On one end, you've got the graceful goodbyes where contestants wish the Bachelorette a good remainder of the season.
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It came down somewhere between Matthew E. White and Richard Swift in its graceful re-imagining of old rhythms.
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The acceleration and deceleration aren't that graceful, which requires you to adapt and figure out the board's handling characteristics.
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Michelle Obama has spent the past eight years inspiring many in the country with her graceful leadership and poise.
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As the large size and weight would suggest, it's sluggish in the air and not graceful when avoiding obstacles.
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Nevertheless, the book moves along at a graceful fast clip; Corbett writes sharp prose that gets to the point.
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Wind and waves create tiny frantic ripples up through graceful undulations, while the moon pulls up enormous tidal bulges.
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Barack was graceful in his exit, waving at the crowd before hopping into his car and being driven away.
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He was also graceful in defeat, when a young grappler wearing jeans finished the armbar that Vitor Belfort couldn't.
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"Scrimshaw" doesn't have the straightforward muscle of songs like album opener "Nautilus," but it's graceful, intricate, and surprisingly ebullient.
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The newest towers, many of which hover ominously above graceful old villas, are nothing but giant walls of glass.
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The statue is really happy in design and graceful in execution, and Paris may well be proud of it.
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This wasn't as graceful as it sounds but Luke did get to grab JoJo's butt, so he wasn't complaining.
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He made elegant seahorses, graceful, leaping fish, and, from a vast single sheet of paper, a life-size rhinoceros.
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Shapiro, who is tall and graceful and wears ripped jeans and concert T-shirts, said that Khosrowshahi surprised her.
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There's something riveting about such graceful, controlled calm, even as he laments, on "Pais Nublado," darkness in the distance.
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Their reds are exactly what great northern Rhône should be: graceful and powerful, showing the very best of Syrah.
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No matter how zen and graceful your yoga peers might seem, no one is immune to this physiological function.
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Having helped elect Mr. Trump, wouldn't the graceful thing be to step back, damage done, from the public scene?
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Kiwis are world-traveling rugby fans, the most graceful players of a game that much of the planet ignores.
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Mr. Heras-Casado is a balletic presence who conducts without a baton and sculpts the air with graceful gestures.
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" He's chosen to make the ennui about not having enough time into something graceful on his new song "Life.
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Many thanked Hollywood's unofficial goodwill ambassador for his "graceful leadership," a phrase not often associated with A-list celebrities.
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He deserves to have a graceful walk off the national stage -- and the Biden team should give him that.
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"My dad told me he found my runs really graceful, so I was happy to hear that," she said.
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Tyson Fury dominated long stretches of his heavyweight title bout against Deontay Wilder with shifty technique and graceful defense.
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Described as "flap, flap, flap … glide," their strong wing beats are interspersed with regular and graceful periods of gliding.
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Wenner, who joined the staff in 19723 to cover culture, lifted its graceful design after it folded in 1967.
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The first reaction goes out with love for the world's graceful agers … Others [are] the unexpected departures, the whoa!
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However, upon my graceful induction into what I then called, 'twelve-teen', their unhinged enthusiasm saw an unexpected pullback.
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The star of the group is undeniably the innately graceful and laser-focused Amina (a perfectly cast Ms. Shihabi).
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The "Beloved Community" he imagined was a bottom-up, Whitmanesque "spiritual welding," a graceful coming together of unlike ethnicities.
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The fun of either a river bath or mud playtime demonstrates just how cheeky these graceful animals can be.
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The Unlitro is a liter of beautifully fragrant, graceful and light wine that is intense and full of flavor.
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They are less graceful, their horrible eyes are farther apart, and their straight and vaguely phallic body is longer.
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"To watch this movie, especially in its long, graceful final movement, is to feel a circle closing," he writes.
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The ball glides in a long, graceful arc before toppling all ten pins at the end of the lane.
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The camera follows her, tracing her graceful and powerful movements, as entranced as the audience by her magnetic presence.
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Instead of using an excuse (like the bathroom, or needing to speak with someone else), make a graceful exit.
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Your charming friend may appreciate this book on communication in the digital age, or this one on graceful expression.
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I'm sure my long, graceful fingers have slipped before, and at least a quarter of my tweets have typos.
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Finally, every movement of the host conducting the ceremony had to be as graceful as a dance by Nijinsky.
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I might argue it is the best flop I've ever seen, and exponentially more graceful than the usual contenders.
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But by the time the film reaches its graceful, enigmatic final shot, you'll realize just how conflicted you are.
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But it's ultimately graceful and dignified, while at the same time not holding back on the harshness of reality.
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There's something graceful about the act of peeling away strings, and something markedly less so in the dull, unceremonious bite.
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Hot on the news of Cindy Crawford's graceful exit from modeling, the industry is losing another seasoned vet, Ajak Deng.
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The blueprint of an unstoppable, graceful monster is there, found in plays like this drop step against Chicago's Kris Dunn.
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Not the graceful steps she might have retained from a childhood ballet class, which she assures me she never took.
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One of the woman's graceful hands rested on an arraignment bot, the other reached out with an open, upturned palm.
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Originally commissioned for an Italian public project, this graceful, thick, steel construction curves and twists, like a gigantic hair ribbon.
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Social conservatives often use terms like "graceful" and "classy" to describe women like Melania, but don't be mistaken: She's silenced.
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There are quieter moments, too: In "Moonmoons," a graceful, melodic cello line soars over cooing owl sounds and plucked strings.
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Gadot gives Diana the dignity the role calls for, imbuing her with graceful nobility in the film's biggest fight scenes.
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In 1999, for instance, it presided over the completion of a series of ten graceful bridges connecting Imabari to Honshu.
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Steadying a tottering financial system is never a graceful exercise, as American and European authorities discovered after the financial crisis.
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Iceland's melodramatic scenery frames the graceful, naked form of artist November C.Y. Wong in a new photo series titled Hér.
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Troilo combines a careful attention to contrast and draughtsmanship with impassioned splatters of paint, resulting in graceful yet chaotic displays.
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Houston was a master of mechanics, but so graceful that there was no trace of the mechanical in his aesthetics.
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An athlete at WindGames 2016, a competition exclusively dedicated to wind tunnel tricks, wows the crowd with his graceful dance.
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The music Mitski made as a composition student at SUNY Purchase was graceful and spare, but it still oozed menace.
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Bowker created two leather capes that mimic, respectively, the exoskeleton a beetle and the graceful slope of a bird's wing.
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Figure skating: Patricia Lockwood writes about figure skater Jason Brown and how his graceful movement transcends expectations of male skating.
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Their mixing approach is concise and consistent through the 90 minute duration, combining practiced, graceful transitions with a jacking atmosphere.
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After Professor Szczepański's graceful acceptance speech, a vote is about to be taken on a list of eighty-seven constellations.
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At times he performs slow, dance-like movement, twisting his torso and stretching out his arms in graceful, flowing forms.
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A graceful marriage of head and heart, in Heffernan's games, practicalities of the form inspire greater introspection, and vice-versa.
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I found myself thinking of my father, as I often do in the water, and pictured his powerful, graceful stroke.
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It was a command performance in the twilight zone of his administration, turning a lame duck into a graceful swan.
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He seems unlikely to ever be graceful in the field, but the Cubs will find a place for his bat.
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In the middle section of the river, at Etheridge Pool, I watched Anita Coady make a series of graceful casts.
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Videos of the baby hippo twirling around in the water, Rubenesque and graceful, are racking up millions of views online.
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Prominent chimneys, a hallmark of the Cotswold style, rise around the house without overshadowing the graceful nature of the home.
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Then he bowed again, violently sliding his hand up the violin's neck, and a graceful, thunderous sound filled the room.
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Their long, spindly legs facilitate graceful movement in water, and their slender, curved beaks allow them to fish with ease.
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You see this backdrop of native African color with tribal leaders assembled and positioned throughout the teaser in graceful garb.
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The deliberations of its members, under the graceful 17th-century dome of the Institut de France, are swathed in mystery.
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A Nile Voyage of Recovery is illustrated with graceful, colorful woodblock prints of Egyptian scenes and adorned with exquisite typography.
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A graceful showpiece by the high-Baroque French viol master Marin Marais is bookended by two works by Mr. Muhly.
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Though we were on the telephone, I sensed him backing away from me gently, graceful as a Michael Jackson moonwalk.
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But the volcanic soils are also hospitable to the nerello mascalese grape, which can make gorgeous, complex, graceful red wines.
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Without dwelling on it, I don't think that the president's behavior was graceful, but we are not talking about that.
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His "linear periscope," as he called it, used textured glass panels backed by stainless steel in a graceful serpentine structure.
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He has a good ear for dialogue and, in the midst of a ripping yarn, makes time for graceful turns.
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The resulting photos are graceful but athletic, much like the show's performers, 33 of whom are making their Broadway debuts.
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With minimal dialogue and graceful editing, Mr. Davis and the screenwriter Luke Davies convey the Dickensian dimensions of Saroo's situation.
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It was still vibrant, vigorous and graceful, with the intensity and finesse you would expect of a great Burgundy. 9.
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Its graceful body and spicy, refreshing flavors epitomized what I see as the potential character of wines from that area.
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No. 22016 was the Lorcher Krone from Eva Fricke in the Rheingau, tightly coiled yet graceful and full of energy.
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Graceful, gracious and, with the exception of a few vamping detours, an engrossing tour through a dense, if troubling, landscape.
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It's like the theory of progressive enhancement (and graceful degradation) in web design, but applied to dual-screen Android apps.
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I opened the cover, and there, at the top of the page, in graceful, sprawling handwriting, was the name Doliner.
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The part where the water comes out of is a graceful, curved loop, with six different jets that spray mist.
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The name may not be graceful, but the troupe that bears it is; the members of Galumpha do not galumph.
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And there is no orchestra I'd rather hear play it than this one, pared to a vivid, graceful chamber scale.
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Based on Giotto's renowned Maestà in the Uffizi, Gaddi's panel lends his figures much of the same graceful self-possession.
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Some are bulbous, with bottlenecks that recall the thick vessels of a heart; others are elegant and sport graceful curves.
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As children, the girls in my family all wanted to be as graceful and elegant as my grandma making her tortillas.
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Cat was often described as graceful and beautiful in news stories, while Tyger and Jackie were referred to as large Amazons.
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It makes for a smooth and graceful trip down, particularly compared to another, more elaborate belay device known as a GriGri.
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"You slide out then you slide in with graceful shadow," he sings, his voice buried in a shallow grave of electronics.
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I've always felt a strong relationship with water, with its graceful fluidity, which my mom says is cleansing, purifying, and forgiving.
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When he danced the "Waves of the Blue Sea" he was so graceful that the Emperor himself was moved to tears.
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To his credit, Zuckerberg has been largely graceful about the defeat of Free Basics, perhaps taking a page from Jeff Bezos.
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In graceful notes, the producers incorporated tributes to Garry Shandling and Garry Marshall, two titans of TV comedy who passed away.
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The bucolic calm on the banks gives way to graceful colleges, and thereafter to urban development as the Thames approaches London.
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"I loved how graceful it was, how strong everyone looked," Gigi says about the six years she spent pursuing the sport.
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George Sale used Marracci in his graceful English translation of the Koran (published in 1733, it was popular until the 1950s).
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"The fact that he was this graceful, charming, happy, fearless character became a new point of inspiration for me," Reznor shared.
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"There is about 1,600 graceful bears ready to kill you and your loved ones in the whole country," the text notes.
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It operates partially like a graceful airplane and a little bit like a boomerang, with a touch of "WTF" thrown in.
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Unlike airplanes, whose graceful lines and smooth skins help them slip through the atmosphere, they have delicate protuberances and pocked exteriors.
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That's exactly what actress Lily Collins did — in her graceful, Lily Collins way, that is — when she received correspondence from Mrs.
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So many people are invested in proving that Chyna is not as business savvy, famous, rich, or graceful as the Kardashians.
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He outlines — systematically and with clear, graceful prose — the many facets of "memory" that paradoxically complicate our attempts to remember Vietnam.
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It typically hits just past the collarbone ending in points on the shoulder seams for a more elegant and graceful feel.
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For all his reputation for "masculine" values, an instinctive Hemingway theme is far more culturally "feminine," a graceful bending under pressure.
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You don't need to be "quiet and demure, graceful, polite, delicate, refined, poised or punctual" ... you just need to be yourself.
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For many conservatives, the time for graceful moralism is over and the fight to preserve American tradition is fully in effect.
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For a moment, as she blows sideways off the screen and surrenders herself to flight, her posture is beautiful, absolutely graceful.
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While Parts of Some Sextets packs a visual punch, the graceful conceptual chess behind it is undoubtedly its most beautiful feature.
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"She was comfortable and at home, elegant and graceful -- she glided through that dinner, all smiles," one dinner guest told CNN.
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The rays were shining through the morning haze in Soröko polje for a timeless and graceful shot captured on my camera.
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But it was Jenner's graceful gait in some teetering footwear (which she wears in the ad) that really impressed the designer.
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At one point, in head-to-toe knits—which, gotta admit, seems itchy—Campbell looks like a blissed-out, graceful scarecrow.
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Built in 22, the boathouse, with its graceful arches and Guastavino ceiling tiles, is on the eastern side of the park.
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Her shapes owe something to Brancusi and cartoons, which is to say they always feel perfect and malformed, graceful and awkward.
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There is a graceful economy to the small kitchen, with vegetables seasoned one by one and recurring as a steady motif.
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His debut, "Songdogs," follows a young man's peripatetic efforts to understand his parents' troubled marriage, and shares a similarly graceful style.
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The director, Jade King Carroll, has done what she can to shape the script's graceful paragraphs into a simulation of action.
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Msimang's graceful memoir is one of those rare books that managed to make me less cynical about the state of literature.
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And Norman Hardie makes graceful chardonnays and pinot noirs that would seem almost fragile if not for their cohesive, tensile strength.
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Six months after Dionne Warwick's graceful take on the Bacharach-David song became a smash, Aretha released a very different version.
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Rather than entrap my loved ones in indulgence of my resistance to change, I have decided to be graceful about it.
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The Qinglong railway bridge carries high-speed trains over a graceful arch 968 feet above the Beipan River in Guizhou Province.
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Sometimes he looks like a graceful queen, as he sits, poised, his back erect with grand indulgence or tolerance or love.
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The Impromptu in E flat from the D. 899 set, one of Schubert's most played pieces, sounds fresh and graceful here.
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Juliann Greene, from Kailua, Hawaii, had been drawn to Federer's graceful movements over the years because of her background in dance.
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The aye-aye may not be the most graceful walker on account of those spindly fingers, but it's got job security.
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I'd open up the cover, and there, in her graceful, sprawling handwriting, would be an inscription, ending with her familiar signature.
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With graceful movement and a one-handed backhand, he was quickly called Baby Federer by observers unafraid of setting lofty expectations.
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Dann pores over Thoreau's journals — filled with graceful observations of the natural world — in search of divine significance and supernatural patterns.
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Do I have obligations beyond entertaining readers, giving them their money's worth (thrills, thought-provoking ideas, graceful prose or anything else)?
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Rocket-propelled grenades seem to float across no-man's land in deadly, graceful arcs, which end in a fleeting, orange flash.
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All in all, his generated designs paint a vision of the future that makes a nod to artificiality but appears effortlessly graceful.
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Why it matters: Sources at CBS and within the industry say that Moonves' ego ultimately prevented a more graceful exit at CBS.
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I would say she's the most graceful of the 5 that competed so I'm like dang, she's gotta have some serious moves.
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But I agree with Geraldo, again-- (CROSSTALK) RIVERA: The thing is-- SPICER: Let me -- Ivanka has been so unbelievably graceful about this.
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We thank you for your graceful, determined leadership that has meant so much to so many Americans and people across the world.
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The year was 22016 and Mr. Cuomo was badly trailing in the Democratic primary for governor and desperately seeking a graceful exit.
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Another dreamy landscape, it includes two large classical columns and, like "Contentment," two graceful young women — though they are not on rocks.
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Erik Cavanaugh may not look like your "average" ballet dancer, but his graceful moves prove that size has no bearing on ability.
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A graceful meld of jazz and Middle Eastern improvisation, it was posted online so that fans could stream it free of charge.
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An election could either strengthen Puigdemont's mandate if pro-independence parties won, or allow him a graceful exit if they did not.
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The Beebs responded to the backlash with a graceful statement that reminded fans of the engine that keeps the show running: Change.
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The interaction between the two substances is graceful and mesmerizing to watch, especially if you're filming it with a macro photography lens.
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With Europe's immigration crisis inciting resistance to her continued open-door policy, there is talk of a "graceful exit" for the chancellor.
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The less graceful path would involve the Fed moving to an easing policy after economic data and/or equity markets clearly deteriorate.
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Her gray hair was cropped close at the sides and crescendoed into graceful spikes, and her brightly manicured nails matched her shoes.
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He also had a "graceful recovery" from an attempted assassination, and nominated the first woman to the Supreme Court—Sandra Day O'Connor.
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The pair have since softened their stances, with Clinton formally conceding the 2016 race and Trump praising her graceful exit in return.
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"Back in my era, gymnasts were pixies, slender, very graceful little butterflies ... I wasn't," the 48-year-old former Olympian told CNBC.
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"Some people are born to do what they do, and she does it in such a talented and graceful way," Mangano said.
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Now Lynne Kutsukake, a third-generation Japanese-Canadian and first-time novelist, conjures the voices of this agonized time with graceful simplicity.
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I saw the graceful oversize arches of Beaux-Arts windows, the golden sunshine slanting across the absinthe-green patina of copper roofs.
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Finally, Page captured the angels' graceful movements in single frames with extended exposure times, ranging from 102 seconds to over 9 minutes.
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At one point, the graceful heroine, Barny (Emmanuelle Riva), slaps an office colleague who is said to be consorting with the enemy.
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Sung mostly in French, it is melancholy, graceful, and inventive, gliding past and lingering for long enough to creep the listener out.
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On the pole, she performs slow, graceful rotations which prioritize control: her legs tautly together in a marvel of core body strength.
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There's not a nice, graceful handoff where you're like, 'Cool, you taught me everything you know, now I can take your job!
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A towering, chiseled, bronze sculpture of a man, Kanter's stride is unexpectedly graceful; it's unclear if his heels ever touch the ground.
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And would the situation have played out differently if Covington wasn't as graceful about the jokes, or was a Republican or homophobic?
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To recreate it, she cast nails in white and dark gray gold, looping them into stacked, graceful rings, some with pavé diamonds.
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But that doesn't diminish the cumulative effect of the graceful prose, which reaches back in the best way to its noir predecessors.
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North Carolina State 6-foot-3, 306 pounds Bradbury's graceful movement makes more sense when you realize he's a former tight end.
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" Donato Colangelo, a greeter at one of the restaurants that line the graceful square, said this past week: "It's a sad sight.
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He is, instead, elegant and graceful; he is a player of great moments, who sparks into life, not one who constantly burns.
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It was in Portugal in the spring of 2017 that I tried Niepoort's 2012 Poeirinho, an enchantingly fresh, precise and graceful baga.
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"Like a graceful sloop, the billowing sail of the Northwestern Mutual tower reflects the lake, the city and the sky," he said.
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A 2014 Causse des Ons from the plateau was fuller and more tannic, not as graceful as the Vidot but powerfully mineral.
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Along the way, Jamie sings of his plight in numbers both snappy and sappy, annotated with improbably extended legs and graceful vogueing.
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Now I'm here to meet James Sands, the youngest member of NYCFC's squad, as graceful and sweet as Pig Destroyer are cyclopean.
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His avoidance of direct questions about his substantive views was graceful to the point of tedium, and not a surprise to anyone.
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The 2015 Haynes syrah is wonderfully savory — both salty and peppery, tasting of olives and smoked meats — yet graceful rather than fierce.
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And the album's graceful finale is "I've Got Wheels," which would be memorable even without one subtly provocative lyric in the chorus.
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Why those who got what they wanted are unable to be graceful in success is one of the attendant mysteries of Brexit.
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It grew into "an extravaganza of splashing aquabelles and aquabeaus, graceful skaters, comics and music," The New York Times wrote in 1954.
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He said he was grateful for the opportunity to produce a graceful product and to see his ambitions encouraged rather than resisted.
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In a roundup of the best writing about this music video, Judy Berman writes: But Glover's graceful moves aren't exactly the point.
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It's a graceful reminder that no matter our state of being, we all need kindness, companionship and a place to call home.
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The city possesses an uncommonly graceful aesthetic, epitomized by the rows of machiyas, traditional Japanese townhomes, which line many of its streets.
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I'm going to believe Donald Trump, for now, which is more than he ever did for the graceful president soon to exit.
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Her graceful, bounding glide, always on the balls of her feet, as if there is an unseen high-jump bar to clear.
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For Republicans, should they hold the majority, this path would allow them a graceful way to restore their credibility on these issues.
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His playing was all sturdiness and graceful lyricism, but the threat of pathos always lay in heavy supply just below the surface.
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But if Brexit is going to happen, the graceful, canal-lined city of Amsterdam is intent on exploiting what opportunities present themselves.
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Bungy wrestles the man to the ground with ease, in one, swift, graceful movement, an immaculate flooring if there ever was one.
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It's an unhurried, graceful, startlingly optimistic pop record that builds on five-decade-old classics while still sounding rich, modern, and hallucinatory.
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These dream shorts are always the same: barely grazing the knee with graceful pleats and fabric that smacks of really expensive tuxedo trousers.
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More celebrated is the interior of the graceful, vaulted basilica, ornamented with colorfully painted statues of saints and a 523th-century pipe organ.
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There was a traditional 21-gun salute at Malacanang Palace, a graceful white mansion originally built by Spanish colonialists in the 18th century.
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"If someone meant something to you in the past, you owe it to them to end it in a graceful way," she said.
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What keeps us from longer and more frequent visits to a grateful (and graceful) mental place is that we think about other things.
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A graceful mashup of desk and exercise, the Flexispot Deskcise is a low impact stationary bike with an adjustable desk replacing the handlebars.
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The pattern it produces is slow and droning, with high-pitched melodies that move in graceful arcs and bass tones that hum monotonously.
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The pas de deux between Siegfried (the vulnerable Songezo Mcilizeli) and Odile (the tall, graceful Llwellyn Mnguni) has a touching, impossible-love beauty.
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Males can easily weigh more than 400 pounds, yet these huge cats in their silky, striped orange and black coats are exceedingly graceful.
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The Robot Stage's movements may not be as graceful as a sushi master's, but this is certainly a step in the right direction.
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He drove past Holiday for one, soaring two-handed dunk and also set up a graceful floater with a behind-the-back move.
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The muralist helms the company A.Fresco, which has emblazoned its classically graceful public works across schools, indoor pools, and many other community spaces.
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But the actor is equal parts graceful and regal, showing off why Marvel is granting him a solo Black Panther movie in 2018.
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It's currently available on Soundcloud in its entirety, for the first time in the history of graceful ferocity, youthful anthems, and pitiless eras.
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Joe Crowley was praised for his graceful concession to newcomer Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez when she defeated him in the primary on June 26.
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The simulacrum Everett handed me seemed maybe a little clunkier, a little less graceful, than the actual Far Niente I had in Denver.
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Calling an election could either strengthen Puigdemont's mandate if pro-independence parties won, or allow him a graceful exit if they did not.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Algae is graceful and light in the ocean, swaying with the waves like hair in the wind.
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It was during his time at Parsons, and he was taking a bus down Fifth Avenue, when a tall, graceful woman climbed aboard.
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Those who fully embrace the robots' lead become graceful, energetic dancers; and those who don't appear fraught and rigid, more robot than human.
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Trump is a useful megaphone, bluntly amplifying the beliefs his party has had a tendency to dress in more understated and graceful language.
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The trade is "something that needs to come to a graceful but quick end," said Lane, who was sporting a silver shark necklace.
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Sweeping panoramas of its many gables and roofs, graceful pans through its labyrinth, loving close-ups on its many details and architectural peculiarities.
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With flowing brush strokes reminiscent of Japanese calligraphy, Gareth Hinds enhances each chapter with maps and illustrations at once graceful, spare and muscular.
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The chef, Michael Heinlein, previously of the Graceful Rose in Port Jefferson, now closed, takes a mostly straightforward approach to classic international dishes.
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"Glei offers a graceful way of escaping a thread by saying this: "Looks like you guys have taken the reins on this conversation!
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Sylvan was a singer of immaculate taste and acute expressivity; Orliński's performance, charged with emotion and unerringly graceful, was a worthy tribute. ♦
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But as we finally pulled up alongside the Sarena Dzamija mosque, my eyes took in the vibrant painting and graceful half-timbered design.
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Trang pissed too many people off as he turned against existing alliances on more than one occasion, and in less-than-graceful ways.
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"If someone meant something to you in the past, you owe it to them to end it in a graceful way," she says.
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I mean there's a graceful way of doing it that alerts people to the presence of that beauty: the great emulsifier of death.
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Today's culmination is graceful, effortless, consistent, and the primary reason he's a lanky, cherished jewel in the minds of executives throughout the NBA.
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That is the sort of fighter Nong Am likes facing, and that kind of graceful, technical fight is the kind she most enjoys.
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They are as alive, active and determined as the men, who are also allowed to be as graceful and delicate as the women.
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Even in his lousiest pictures — "I made lots of low-budget movies," he admitted — he's a thing of beauty, a graceful, whirling dynamo.
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Yet the casting just might be perfect: Ms. Swift, while not exactly the most graceful dancer, is famously attached to her own cats.
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High above the desert, the houbara's slow, powerful wing beats form an eerily graceful counterpoint to the raptor's fluttering ascents and sudden dives.
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For when it comes to owning the sok glap, and its graceful variants, I've got a lot of time to make up for.
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Even during this almost-rowdy climax, the strings projected a graceful, shimmering clarity, and helped elevate a minor work into a minor marvel.
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Alex Brown Church, the creative mind behind this Los Angeles-based band, spins stormy romance and natural imagery into graceful indie-folk melodies.
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It is pure, lightly creamy and graceful, a lovely, vibrant Champagne that will get even better with a few more years of age.
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Brown shortened his quad toe loop rotation to start his free skate and fell before coming back strong with some entertaining, graceful footwork.
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In Brooklyn, he had been a graceful center fielder, famous for sharing that position in New York with Willie Mays and Mickey Mantle.
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But the camera is usually pinned to him as he dances and swirls amid the chaos, a strangely graceful weapon of a man.
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"Tall," with its graceful, thrifty camera work, is a profoundly beautiful film, and its beauty is sometimes at odds with its polemical intentions.
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She was already a two-time world champion, undefeated in two years, increasingly graceful as an artist and technically savvy in her jumping.
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The song, a graceful and sweet kiss-off track, has since become not only a chart-topping hit but a pop culture moment.
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To feed characters with words that I've always wanted to say, but couldn't, because I always had to be graceful in my presentation.
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I am less inclined to splurge on the hybrid Wagyu raised in Idaho, with its broader, less graceful flavor and noticeably less marbling.
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But that meditative space is, above all, functional, its graceful form shaped by the realities of budget and available materials (or lack thereof).
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It's an instinctual process for De Cotiis, who uses his graceful hands like divining rods, touching the surface, feeling its age, its stories.
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But a slither of red tulle under a Grecian column of what looked like crocheted tablecloth was surprising in the most graceful way.
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Matthew disengaged an alarm that deters baboons, and we entered the graceful open-air shelter that had been built above the excavation pit.
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But he has never slowed down; his latest recording, "No Illusions," features seven graceful originals and one cover of a John Lewis composition.
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Reince Priebus, the chief of staff, is still on the bubble and said to be looking for a graceful exit of his own.
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The production, which sends its performers — the most graceful of daredevils — soaring through the air, is part of this season's Lincoln Center Festival.
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Growing up, the olive-skinned boy had a graceful body, lean and long-limbed—with an inborn sturdiness that earned him the nickname.
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It was uncomfortably addictive, the type of track you turn back to in spite of yourself, a perfectly shot, smoulderingly-graceful horror movie.
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Mr. Lyght has transformed these functional and hard-edge objects — symbols of toil — into a construction that is surprisingly, and movingly, graceful and lyrical.
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If you find the graceful choreography of birds in flight mesmerizing from the ground, Jassen Todorov says you should see it from the air.
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Packing a motor and a battery and all that electronics into something so sleek and graceful as a bicycle would make any designer scream.
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Vice President Joe Biden, in comments to CNN, urged Democrats to be "a little graceful" and to give him time to make his decision.
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The experience opens with a young woman writing a letter to "Angelica," her spindly, graceful handwriting flowing across the scene to guide the eye.
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Performing immediately after Biles, she adjusted her D-score to 6.6 from 7.0 and executed a graceful routine featuring numerous spins, including a triple.
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A 22008 is meaty and mineral, with lovely violet and graphite flavors, while a 22013 is spicy and graceful, exquisitely balanced yet deliciously drinkable.
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The Amazons may be beautiful, well-trained, and graceful, but any advantage they have from their years of training is negated by German guns.
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Whenever in this book he veers toward this particular subject, his characteristic exactitude, his subtle, graceful, fine-grained prose is ever so slightly coarser.
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There are bushy-tailed ducklings, farms with thatched roofs, and a graceful swan, all resembling the work of an unusually nuanced nine-year-old.
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But contrary to expectations the subject matter might raise, the work is fascinatingly alive and vibrant, even oddly (given its source) playful and graceful.
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Since the election, the president-elect has largely demonstrated continued class, including his meeting with President Obama at which Mr. Trump appeared particularly graceful.
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Click here to view original GIFWatching flowers bloom in a timelapse is always fun because they sprout up in this graceful, almost balletic way.
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Actually, considering the absurdity of this year — I'll reiterate, he ejaculated onto a potted plant — fantasizing about a graceful piscine humanoid is downright sensible.
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The piece was very modern and serious, as they slowly stepped their way across the room like a flock of graceful, long-legged egrets.
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Only one previous show in America, at the Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth in 1982, has paid tribute to her evocative, graceful artistry.
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Though he is still a little less than graceful when plopping into the water, we still think his form is 10 out of 10.
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"I am eternally thankful for five seasons of #GreysAnatomy and a graceful departure that underscores the courage it takes to choose yourself," Hinton wrote.
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Members of the Bush administration who lied about weapons of mass destruction and defended torture have all made a graceful return to civil society.
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Framed within the lonely enclaves of home life, the settings of many of the graceful, hyper-detailed portraits are fixated on an isolated interior.
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Did he have 8 bones surgically removed from his body in order to move as if a graceful swan had sex with Fred Astaire?
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I'm not sure if that was actually her in the suit, but watching I was struck by how strong and graceful she suddenly looked.
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Mostly, though, Chaplin composed graceful, affecting music to draw out the emotional dimensions and sentiment of this poignant story, however comedic on the surface.
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Started in 20.2 by Charles Keeling, the long-term output of these measurements is a graceful curve, which trends gradually upwards through recent decades.
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Fans were disappointed that the veteran Swiss master with the graceful one-handed backhand would be unable to make another run to a final.
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Leonsis sang Silver's praises, saying that the commissioner is "steady as a rock, and the most graceful businessman I've ever been around," he said.
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After a couple of months in Philly, he had ceased to be the spunky, graceful, sharp-shooting guard he seemed to be at Washington.
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According to the complaint, Riggio became "extremely upset" when the takeover bid fell through, believing it denied him a "graceful exit" from the company.
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There have been few displays of athleticism more graceful, more coordinated, or more impressive than these elementary school kids breaking a jump rope record.
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Even the Iron Lady, Margaret Thatcher, managed a graceful turn on the dance floor with Ronald Reagan during a ball in the White House.
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Calling an election could also either strengthen Puigdemont's mandate if pro-independence parties won, or allow him a graceful exit if they did not.
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Like mother, like daughter, Cecile Richards is graceful and fierce, and her efforts to provide affordable health care have been both applauded and attacked.
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A pianist of graceful assurance, Mr. Delisfort uses the full palette of his instrument in service of a distinctly blues-driven brand of postbop.
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J.P. A virtuoso pianist well known to jazz fans since the 1990s, Marcus Roberts has a graceful touch and an ear for sparkling filigree.
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In knitting together my passions for journalism, for the truth and for these graceful animals, the impossible has happened: I love horses even more.
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The quick and graceful concessions by his main rivals, the governing party's José Antonio Meade and the center-right Ricardo Anaya, were also encouraging.
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You'll find plenty of storied historical sights and areas, including graceful cathedrals, the Colonial Quarter and even the Fountain of Youth National Archaeological Park.
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Graceful and coolheaded, the artist is prone to speaking in elliptical phrases that build on one another, in a way that echoes her artwork.
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Your graceful writing beckons, your immaculate historical research illuminates, your recipes are ones I will be cooking at the holidays for years to come.
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Ms. Park's old-fashioned hairdo and dress are reminiscent of those of her mother, who is remembered as a graceful and modest first lady.
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"She started swaying as she tried to keep her balance, and I felt like it fit perfectly with the graceful falling leaves around us."
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As a group, shorebirds are streamlined, subtle and graceful, and their tremendous migrations are some of the most fascinating adaptations of the animal kingdom.
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Though Halep is a light, graceful mover on clay, where her counterpunching game is at its most effective, her mental toughness is sometimes questioned.
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I panicked momentarily, but then was calmed by the graceful movements of the dolphins through the water, unconcerned by our presence in their world.
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I panicked momentarily, but then was calmed by the graceful movements of the dolphins through the water, unconcerned by our presence in their world.
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He rendered a Knicks defender helpless with one impossibly long, oddly graceful step backward before rising way up to calmly sink a fadeaway jumper.
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But this novel of suspense by the lead songwriter for the Mountain Goats is also a graceful exploration of family, loss and rural life.
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While Mr. Tillerson was a stern presence, Mr. Woods is more of a happy warrior, known as a graceful glad-hander at project openings.
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Not only that, but she is talented, graceful, and tolerant, and knows exactly how to do everything from parallel parking to "processing" a squash.
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Elizabeth Handy and Bilal Walk, both of Atlanta, intended to name their daughter ZalyKha Graceful Lorraina Allah when she was born in May 2015.
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Cristiano Ronaldo can move like nobody else on the pitch ... but still has some work to do before he looks as graceful on water.
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But May is not just a fan smitten by the discipline's seemingly impossible underwater twists, graceful lifts out of the pool and sequin-studded costumes.
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The fragrance is meant to represent the duality of women today, who are fearless, feminine, strong and expressive, all while being both powerful and graceful.
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It's scooped up tall and high, and functions as a way to show off your delicate facial features and the graceful slope of your neck.
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"She was telling me how much she admired it, how graceful it was and how she loved the colors and the hand movements," Girish shared.
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When I'm not playing Zelda on Switch, I'm cycling through a tiny library smaller games like Snake Pass, World of Goo, and Graceful Explosion Machine.
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But Maja performs an entire graceful routine spinning and soaring to the roof of the enclosure, and then plummeting back down like she's part sparrow.
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Many people who are rehabbing certain injuries turn to Gyrotonic because it's gentle and graceful, and can even help break down scar tissue, Gaines says.
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For example, a graceful dancer in the world of the short story must wear weights so that she's just as clumsy as the next person.
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" One reviewer, writing about a program of Marian liturgical music, likened the ensemble's sound to the Virgin herself: "serenely pure, sweetly distant and ineluctably graceful.
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When Zendaya was criticized for wearing her hair in dreadlocks on the red carpet, she responded in a way that was both graceful and direct.
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Negotiating your commitments will feel graceful and easy on Sunday evening, when pleasure planet Venus makes a gentle connection to Saturn, the planet of responsibility.
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We don't know who he is, but he escorted Hayden from the fray, calmed her down ... then helped her make a smiling, even graceful exit.
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That was it, then, all she had to do was kick out, it didn't have to be graceful or practiced, and how could it be?
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"He's steady as a rock and the most graceful businessman I've been around," Washington Wizards Owner Ted Leonsis said in a recent interview with CNBC.
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I wish I could explain this in an eloquent, graceful way, but I'll just say this: I can basically freak the fuck out over anything.
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While Jenner was praised for her graceful trick by Kim, Khloe, and other members of the Kardashian clan on Instagram, her critics made themselves heard.
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Fine wordsmiths, they have many times saved me from myself by spotting errors and suggesting ways to make my copy clearer and more graceful. 5.
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The novelist E.L. Doctorow was a master at reclaiming historical figures and forgotten cultural moments, which he transformed into graceful, evocative and slyly constructed narratives.
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The album was warm and meticulous, full of graceful crackles and chimes, and it inspired a chorus of acclaim that has been building ever since.
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The images of women and men wrapped into graceful, gravity-defying poses are arresting and highly shareable in the visual worlds of Facebook and Instagram.
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While it may be tempting to act out that fantasy where you tell your boss off in dramatic fashion, aim for a professional, graceful exit.
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In the process, he emerged as the sport's most graceful player, his game a rippling end-to-end dialogue between speed, puck control, and balance.
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Japanese dancer Kaori Ito threads her body into a three-dimensional loom onstage, suspended in space, like a graceful creature stuck in a spider's web.
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Mid-skate, Steilen transitions from a set of graceful one foot turns, executed by balancing on her right toe stop, to a split-leg handstand.
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They're strong fliers, if not graceful ones, and can carry three-quarters of their body weight in pollen and nectar when returning to the hive.
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I followed a crash course online and stalked senior groups at parks around the city; I quickly gained respect for the graceful elders I observed.
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I traveled back to Puerto Rico in May and saw firsthand farm after farm abandoned during this crisis, blighting the island's graceful mountains and countryside.
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Fearing chaos if Britain leaves the E.U. in March without negotiating a graceful exit, "Brexit preppers" have been stockpiling everything from couscous to toilet paper.
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As they run, Mr. Panek, who is tall with a graceful stride, often says "yes," a keyword command that assures Gus everything is going well.
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Magnolia, Juchitán, México, 1986 is a graceful portrait of the subject who identifies as muxe, who are both men and women at the same time.
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Some performers are naturally passionate and graceful, while others are hopelessly wooden and struggle to express the kind of passion and intimacy I'm looking for.
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She was small, her back slightly rounded in a hunch, and when she stretched a hand out in greeting, her fingers were long and graceful.
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"We all knelt around him and placed our hands on him and prayed for him and it was a very graceful, gentle death," he said.
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Until that evening, when I saw its graceful stone arches laced with light from LEDs, I had never given it more than a moment's thought.
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We picked out a new name for her and shared wardrobes, sorrows and joys — and passion, as I fell in love with her graceful curves.
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For all their initial intensity, the wines soften after 2000 years of aging, revealing a graceful complexity, with savory kaleidoscopic flavors: herbal, balsam and saline.
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Four piers, like graceful tuning forks as tall as skyscrapers, secure cables suspending a four-lane expressway 610 feet above fields of corn and rice.
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Russia has collected all the synchronized swimming gold medals since the Sydney 2000 Games thanks to its competitors' graceful moves, athletic performance, and fun routines.
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But he was remarkably graceful in a trout stream, and his cast was delicate and precise — plop, into the distant pool where the rainbows lurked.
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I have yet to master the art of feeling graceful while producing in the field — and it certainly didn't help that it was 88 degrees.
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Ko uses the voices of both the boy and his birth mother to tell a story that unfolds in graceful, realistic fashion and defies expectations.
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We weren't a graceful people, but Skate World welcomed us nonetheless, and politely asked if we'd like to add wrist guards to our skate rentals.
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The four central performers chart their characters' fraying ties with a graceful, instinctive grasp of the hierarchies and role playing that occur within such relationships.
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Despite the exotic flavor, as with so many Ribeira Sacra reds, it was graceful and restrained, drawing you in rather than throwing itself at you.
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"Deep Impact was one of the best horses in Japanese horse racing history, and he fascinated people with his powerful and graceful performances," Hashimoto said.
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An evocative shot of a black woman in a white dress, fleeing from someone in graceful terror, reminds us repeatedly of the movie's original atrocity.
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I have yet to master the art of feeling graceful while producing in the field — and it certainly didn't help that it was 88 degrees.
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Eleven owners met with players and officials from the league and the players' union last week to find a graceful way out of the impasse.
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On the fifth day, Ollie figured it out all on his own, approaching the pesky step with a graceful running jump, which easily cleared the obstacle.
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Now, she's back with another political series, this time as the strong-willed but graceful-under-pressure President Elizabeth Keane on the new season of Homeland.
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" Then there's Vanessa Grimaldi — "elegant and graceful" — and Rachel Lindsay, whom Viall praised as "very classy, smart, and just a really cool person to be around.
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The new NET metric uses a similar, if less graceful, approach, considering margin of victory but treating all differences of ten points or more as equal.
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Against a soothing blue-green backdrop, their smooth, muscular bodies looked graceful, peaceful — even a little vulnerable — and their large eyes were sad and somewhat vacant.
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In the odd, difficult role created for Suzanne Farrell, Sterling Hyltin was serene and playful, giving us something graceful to watch without illuminating the work's enigmas.
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Two noble Venusian statues bow lovingly in the direction of a person who wishes to be a better dancer, reminding them that EVEN STONE IS GRACEFUL.
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It's in his movement work, of course — his walk is sinuous but not oily, and he is incredibly graceful, especially for someone of such sheer length.
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There's a decent chance sometime next year "move like Giannis" will permanently replace "move like a gazelle" as the go-to simile that describes graceful gallivanting.
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Women who become disabled, we're in a society that teaches us that being a woman is being beautiful and sexy and graceful and full of poise.
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She can see it in my eyes, and I can see it in hers, and she begins to cry — not graceful tears, but deep, choking sobs.
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And, being an SUV that doesn't have flamboyant doors, entry and exit will be more graceful than in the Aventador for the average non-racing driver.
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Regardless of how you pronounce it, there's no denying that the GIF has taken a graceful tumble from Tumblr into the rest of our digital lives.
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Initially the coin rolls on its side – almost upright, as if along a flat plain stretching out in front of it – in a large graceful circle.
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That is not because they are impossible to build, but because they are, fundamentally, a compromise, neither good on the road nor graceful in the sky.
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MASSIVE yet graceful, Edifício Copan partakes of the monstrousness of the city that surrounds it but is shaped by the sensuality of its architect, Oscar Niemeyer.
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Years after we leave school, even when we convince ourselves that we've transformed from awkward caterpillars to graceful butterflies, the effects of those years can linger.
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Clarisse, who speaks with a graceful French accent and hails from Burkina Faso, lightly dimples the delicate yeasted dough before sprinkling it liberally with the seeds.
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I think that when I get beaten up—whether it be in Traders or Game of Thrones or anything else—it doesn't look graceful at all.
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The episode also suggests that the only way to approach the coveted 5.0 rating is to project a Martha Stewart Living illusion of graceful, plastic beauty.
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While an employee (the very funny Sasheer Zamata) encourages this clumsy customer not to sue, Renée suddenly finds that her arms and legs are shockingly graceful.
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Credit to Zidane for eschewing the graceful way that personified him as a Galáctico and showing that, as a coach, he knows how to win ugly.
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Where Up To Anything ambled, We're Not Talking bolts, tripping over itself to get out ideas and words and feelings but still graceful all the same.
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Those developments have sparked discussion among Republicans close to the White House about whether Kushner might be looking for an opportunity to make a graceful exit.
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U.S. mediation would have the potential to provide a graceful exit strategy for all Gulf countries now stuck in a "who will blink first" poker game.
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Several of his top aides quit earlier this summer after urging the former businessman and Denver mayor to find a graceful way to end his campaign.
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The metaphor he used is that of the swan — above the water it flows, elegant and graceful, but below the surface the feet are paddling madly.
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When Chun and Fiery lead an insurrection and torch Lei Gong's opium dens, furious but graceful brawls (orchestrated by the renowned fight choreographer Corey Yuen) erupt.
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Later, McCrank throws on a white sheet, hops on his board, and glides through the mall's empty hallways, looking like the afterlife's most graceful skate ghost.
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Luckily, you can be surprised by the graceful boons of generosity on Saturday when Venus, the planet of values, harmonizes with Uranus, the planet of surprises.
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Gorgeous and graceful, the Russian rhythmic gymnast Margarita Mamun glides across the floor, twirling a hoop or a streaming red ribbon around her fantastically limber body.
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Bill Watrous, whose crisp and graceful playing made him one of the world's most respected trombonists, died on July 2 at a hospital in Los Angeles.
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Even though this was essentially a clerical task, I was struck repeatedly by the force of Sam's voice, his graceful turns of phrase and amusing observations.
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He was referring to the network of graceful boulevards the landscape architect designed to connect Buffalo's parks, many of which have since been converted to freeways.
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And it's all improvised, which is really the hardest thing to do, and he makes it look like the easiest, most graceful thing in the world.
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This is because even though you might think that figure skating is gentle and delicate and graceful, it's actually the most hype shit of all time.
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Howard had long ago worn out his appeal as an overgrown teenager, but here he came off uncommonly graceful and intelligent, and even something like mature.
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Square Feet HAVANA — In Havana's Parque Central, shady stone benches and graceful palm trees beckon to mojito-sipping tourists and locals gathering to shoot the breeze.
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The Ringer set Tirico&aposs memory to a replay of the final seconds of the game, showing what Tirico believed was a graceful moment of sportsmanship.
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For rock stars of a certain age, the eventual turn to the Great American Songbook can feel something like an obligation, or a graceful bow goodbye.
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The entire event struck a graceful tone of somber and happiness, as speakers reflected on Bryant's life, passion, competitiveness, and love for his family and friends.
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An Oddero from the first flight was high-toned and pure, silky and graceful, yet complex with the delicate flavors of rose petals and stony minerals.
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The decor is simple and though not communal, the tables are close enough together to require graceful manoeuvring when you get up to go to the toilet.
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I love how graceful it is one second, brutal the next—dodging swings with elegant footwork, only to land a crushing, devastating blow in the next motion.
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: A week ago, the Washington Times wrote a piece saying never before has there been as beautiful or graceful a first lady as Melania Trump.
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Of course, the cat doesn't really know all these balletic moves, but rather has a very graceful form and an owner who is quick to photograph it.
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" Democratic U.S. Representative for New York Sean Patrick Maloney: "Barbara Bush was a graceful First Lady who has dedicated her life to improving education and promoting literacy.
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While I might not be the most graceful person, the rush I got from aerial yoga, made me feel like I had the world at my feet.
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It's not exactly graceful, but it's still probably a lot better than most of could do attempting to walk up a flight a with our eyes closed.
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Anyone will tell you they were one of New York's most glamorous, graceful couples, made all the more so by the dignified and private way they lived.
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But Trump's comments allowed the President a graceful way of walking back a position that had once threatened to undermine the very rationale of transatlantic defense relations.
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Always graceful, elegant, and the epitome of going high, Obama spent 20183 showing us a side of herself we seldom see in First Ladies, former or current.
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Earlier Rubicons show the effort of extracting as much fruit, substance and tannic power as possible from the grapes, but the 2013 seems more fluent and graceful.
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Present throughout the garden and house are the graceful and often distinctly erotic bronze figures known as the "Galina" series (1973–80), dedicated to the artist's wife.
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Mermaid Raina herself got into mermaiding because she struggled with a chronic illness and wanted to learn to be as graceful as the online mermaids she discovered.
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Morris is the most singular figure onscreen, and a graceful addition to Gyllenhaal's gallery of loners, compiled in films like " Enemy " (2013), " Nightcrawler " (2014), and " Demolition " (2015).
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You can feel the ergonomic blueprint of industrial designer and fellow architectural autodidact Jean Prouvé in the graceful lines and comfort of his teal leather dining chairs.
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The piano is his primary instrument; like his voice it has the ability to carry opposites, at once intimate and distant, warm and cold, weighty and graceful.
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" Mr. Penny added, "Right now, we are looking for a graceful way to end his service in such a manner that he does not 'chase the story.
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Suddenly, in my rearview mirror, I noticed a man across the parking lot making graceful, swooping motions with what looked like a baton attached to bungee cords.
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Unsparing as Hu's anatomy of moral drift may be, there is something graceful in his sympathetic attention to lives defined almost entirely by disappointment and diminished hope.
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"What we are doing is working to do a very disciplined and graceful wind down," Ellen Lord, an under secretary of defense, told reporters at the Pentagon.
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This is an elegant, graceful transitional episode that honors the past while also setting the stage for Rory's departure to bigger and better things in the finale.
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Shot in New Mexico, Michael Fimognari's images are wide and graceful, with skies that stretch the edges of the screen and desert landscapes of deep, sweeping barrenness.
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The website promised rooms that had windows big enough to let in entire seas and real Turkish breakfasts while you watched the graceful gulet boats drift by.
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Reading these stories, one feels honored to be in the presence of Johnson's witty philosophical mind, and, not incidentally, stunned by the graceful virtuosity of his sentences.
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Commissioned with the Aix-en-Provence Festival in France and first performed there in July, "Pinocchio" marks the Brussels company's return to its graceful Neo-Baroque theater.
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In this trio, with the bassist Alexis Cuadrado and the drummer Henry Cole, Domínguez presents a graceful mix of original music, reconstructed jazz standards and Spanish repertory.
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That might sound cerebral, but the music doesn't, partly because of the graceful work of peers like Matt Mitchell on piano and Miles Okazaki on guitar. 8.
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A point made crystal clear by John Galliano in a perfectly judged Maison Margiela show that was a graceful meditation on the connection between foundation and presentation.
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But this story offers a graceful window into tales told in a Central Asian village where fortunes rise and fall on the strength of the walnut harvest.
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Her pinpoint pictures of the world and the human heart, for a start, then her sense of humor and the graceful prose that conveys her generous spirit.
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Over the week, the two bond, argue and work, all of it shown with a naturalism that can be clumsy or graceful, but it always feels authentic.
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Her performance evokes weirdos like Reverend Jim, on "Taxi"—she's got a silent-film physical strangeness and is at once spazzy and graceful, like a nerdy ballerina.
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In my two weeks of testing the Momentum Wireless, the Smart Pause feature worked flawlessly and frankly just made using the headphones feel so much more graceful.
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But he seems to be building himself a graceful exit from a threat that might have repercussions that even Trump isn't ready or willing to deal with.
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The Super Stallions and Ospreys lifted off from the rain-soaked field, their precise and graceful movements a visible testament to the rigorous training required of aircrews.
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The work in Lightning Speak, which illustrates issues of Native American representation and humanity's state of existence in relation to landscape, is at once graceful and abrasive.
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On the west lies Riverside Park South, which has graceful landscaping with walking paths, play areas and other features, mostly below street level, along the Hudson River.
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Solomon has since gone viral for her deft, graceful handling of the challenge that has incapacitated so many, though she certainly didn't expect to become mildly famous.
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Jacqueline, the hyper-ambitious, glamorous workaholic, and Angela, the graceful, down-to-earth artist, felt like women we were in the process of becoming, or could be.
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She somehow transfigures her tall frame, so graceful and unhurried in a film like "Frost/Nixon" (2008), into a hard and angular demonstration of anxiety made flesh.
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He said that Havel "called out to the whole world from Washington that day" in a graceful rebuke of the "mistaken prophecy" that liberal democracy had triumphed permanently.
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The word gentle often carries a negative connotation (especially in the workplace), but in reality, it's the gentleness of being graceful that gives ultra successful leaders their power.
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As rewarding as the matchup is — pile-driver force meeting the graceful kung fu style wing chun — it is not the movie's climax, and ends in a stalemate.
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Fine though the adult actors are — the apparently ageless Ms. Matlin is a graceful presence, particularly as Melchior's sympathetic mother — it's the three central characters who truly captivate.
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Meanwhile, Will Byers (Noah Schnapp) is still a graceful emo prince who's having trouble dealing with the idea of his besties all growing up and leading separate lives.
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If Klammer was the Gene Kelly of downhill skiing, powerfully athletic on steep, icy courses, Johnson was Fred Astaire, graceful and fluid and landing lightly off a jump.
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"The other thing that we do is that because we're not just dependent on smartphone unlock is that we have sort of a graceful power-down," he adds.
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After reaching the apex of the tree, Tian Tian deploys some graceful flips to get down to the lower branches, where he casually hangs from his bottom paws.
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Callahan's released a couple of shimmery and hallucinatory collections of ambient music, including the memorably graceful Epitaph for the perennial purveyors of cosmic slop at Orange Milk Records.
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I know that designers probably already do want to dress her, but I would imagine they're all going to want to dress her she's so beautiful and graceful.
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Twitter user nallie captured the unreal slow-motion moment with an absolutely perfect gif: holy shit this is the most badass dramatic & graceful thing i've ever seen pic.twitter.
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Researchers once again looked to the real octopus to copy its "embodied intelligence," which delegates mobility to its peripheral nervous system, and makes its graceful movements almost reflexive.
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That graceful artistic moment was created one full day in September 2013: it took three hours to fit a 50-foot crane through a five-foot-wide door.
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With their snowy white bodies, black crowns and sharp red bills, the decoys looked like real Caspian terns, a graceful migratory bird the size of a large crow.
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Although "Wake Up" doesn't quite recreate the bizarre magic of last year's "Sicko Mode," the visuals are still striking enough — disconcerting, yet graceful — to make a lasting impression.
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At Agern, Claus Meyer's graceful Nordic restaurant, which opened inside Grand Central Terminal in April, the most theatrical moment of a meal hinges on a humble root vegetable.
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Both are graceful, thoughtful, and unrushed, keeping their wits at the heart of an inflammatory tale—not to douse it but to control the course of its fury.
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That commenced the executive branch's initial abandonment of Taiwan in the vain hope that Beijing would help the United States manage a graceful exit from the Vietnam War.
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On Olympics RIO DE JANEIRO — Allyson Felix, a graceful and enduring American sprinter, has earned a lot of loyalty from track and field fans worldwide through the years.
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Yehi also found a fondness for the graceful chain wrestling of the UK—hold/counterhold exchanges smoothly strung together—which lent itself perfectly to his amateur wrestling background.
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When you look at the pattern of things, it is also saying that he may not give a graceful concession speech, that erodes our democracy around the edges.
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"We are the warehouse of the memories of those who passed on," said Mr. Di Troia, who added that cremation was an efficient and graceful alternative to burial.
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Through the country's high plains turn to Kent Haruf's understated and graceful community-minded novels (including "Plainsong" and "Eventide") set in the fictional prairie town of Holt, Colo.
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"The Other Side of Hope" has the stately pace and graceful precision of a movie from the 1930s, and democratic, anti-authoritarian politics that also evoke that era.
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The parental partnership, an intellectual romance and a romance between intellectuals, is conveyed with graceful efficiency in the first part of the movie, which also sketches Meg's predicament.
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Chroma Botanica is a graceful show, full of lived life and studious investigation and dead plants and the colors they given in what's best understood as complete generosity.
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But somehow, all the elements of the podcast — the intersection of storylines, the choice of music — work together to make a fantastically complicated story feel graceful and humane.
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I was crossing my legs because I was trying to shrink, trying to be less of a presence than my tall, lanky, yet graceful (see: effeminate) body demanded.
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The philosopher Alexander Nehamas suggests, in a graceful book, "On Friendship," that this genre of relationship, though indescribably life transforming, is not readily adaptable to broader political goals.
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Once Collins realizes that Jared Dudley is momentarily confused by the switch, he unleashes a graceful Eurostep that was not physically intended for use by anyone his size.
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The idea was to learn how to twitch and pounce while still making sense at the piano, connecting one spasm of movement, with graceful haste, to the next.
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Erin Stead's illustrations are a pleasure in themselves, spacious, sad, washy — her animals drawn with a graceful cross-hatched intelligence that seems close to the best of Wyeth.
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She also studied the routines of the pioneering comic Jean Carroll, "this beautiful, graceful woman who wore pearls and gorgeous dresses and sang a little," Ms. Brosnahan said.
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As Kerr is the first to acknowledge, none of these entrances and exits seem to make a whit of difference to the graceful raptor that is the Warriors.
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This memoir is "graceful, gracious and, with the exception of a few vamping detours, an engrossing tour through a dense, if troubling, landscape," writes our reviewer, Alexandra Styron.
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The dragon-wing rooflines seem more graceful, perhaps because the castle somehow knows a Targaryen has returned but more likely because C.G.I. aesthetics have improved since Season 2.
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PATINKIN This 30-something kid taught me the meaning of grace, which took [expletive] forever to learn, that you just be kind and graceful in the worst moments.
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If you've had this Kashmiri lamb dish at other local Indian restaurants, you probably think of rogan josh as a bulldozer of a dish, more powerful than graceful.
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It involves a specific program of graceful movements, accompanied by deep breathing and mental focus, that slowly move the center of balance from one leg to the other.
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When sufficiently lubricated, he could be graceful on the country club dance floor, but on dry land he was, for the most part, an awkward and hesitant biped.
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From $340 A traditional resort that has modernized its Old South feel, South Carolina's graceful Montage Palmetto Bluff has been called one of the world's most romantic hotels.
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Theatrical adaptations can't and shouldn't encompass all that, but they need to integrate both story and symbolism in some graceful, playable way, which neither of these scripts manages.
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To the extent that Joker feels unique, it's thanks to Joaquin Phoenix — and in particular, his way of moving as Arthur, which is at once graceful and grotesque.
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Blades flashing in the morning sun, the young women twirl, cartwheel and then kick in unison, finishing their graceful movements in a centuries old kung fu fighting stance.
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Biles' misfortune allowed Wevers to become the first female Dutch gymnast to grab gold in an individual final, with a graceful routine featuring numerous spins, including a triple.
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West of Third, many buildings have landmark status or are part of a historic district with graceful rowhouses, stately mansions and stables or carriage houses turned into homes.
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It's a skilful, graceful performance of the sort that only Simz can pull off, with her magnetism and rhymes that keep you hanging on for the next line.
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Konigsburg's angel, "the most beautiful, most graceful little statue [Claudia] had ever seen," is exactly as beautiful and mysterious and ethereal as the reader imagines it to be.
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Why it would work: King's writing throughout this popular story is lush and evocative, just begging for graceful, ever-moodier cinematography that mirrors the story's encroaching sinister subtext.
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This is a time for a great white Burgundy with plenty of body, like a premier cru Meursault, a classic match for scallops, or a fine, graceful American chardonnay.
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In 2013, Dylan revealed his metalworking creations—in the form of a series of winding and graceful metal gates—at the London Halcyon Gallery, as the exhibit Mood Swings.
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More than that, graceful concessions by losing candidates constitute a sort of glue that holds the polity together, providing a cohesion that is lacking in less-well-established democracies.
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"It's joyful, it's also a dance, and there's a lot of trying to be graceful while not being sure you weren't going to be turned upside down," she explained.
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The violent and graceful forms are expanded in the painted series, Proof (2017) by Nevada artist Rachel Stiff; each shifting cloud shape is the result of a different alchemy.
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Here's how to make a graceful exit without embarrassing yourself: The grass isn't always greener, so be honest with yourself and think about why you really want to quit.
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Her program "Na Ponta dos Pes," or "On Tiptoe," is intended to provide young girls with a place of refuge while also teaching them the graceful art of ballet.
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Unlike the graceful wire-fu leaps in wuxia classics like Hero or the realistic digital creatures in the Jurassic Park series, Shaolin Soccer's superheroics are sometimes cheap and cartoonish.
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" Midler explained, "It's joyful, it's also a dance, and there's a lot of trying to be graceful while not being sure you weren't going to be turned upside down.
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"No longer will you need to worry about tripping over cables or tangling your legs up as you finish your graceful 360," the Zotac Mobile VR blog post reads.
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The couple's floating stage got jammed in the up position at the end of the show, making it impossible for Beyonce to pull off a quick and graceful exit.
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"I would have loved a more graceful exit than 'Season 6' but sometimes we don't get to control the endings of the chapters in our life," Hadid's message began.
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Taking fast turns, ripping out of a stoplight, braking sharply along a corner and accelerating from a 60-mph start all feel effortless — and even graceful — in the 488.
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Kendall JennerThe model was graceful enough to not completely wipe out, but she definitely got "too cocky," causing her to fall while attempting to execute a high-speed turn.
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The first is that it makes the thresher shark look super cool — most sharks are already sleek killing machines, and the thresher's dramatic lines lend an elegant, graceful air.
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The precarious stunt was made to look graceful by Wallenda, who used an iron mouth piece attached to a hoop for support, in accordance with New York state law.
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Chattery samples make their way across the audio field and synthesizer lines trace graceful arcs, but they never feel overcrowded, a collection of thoughtful marks rather than anxious scribbles.
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With their thick skins, their graceful way of moving on their toes and their ability to communicate to their herd without seeming to speak, elephants remind her of Ali.
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Only Simmons, a graceful point forward out of Louisiana State, seemed entirely at ease with 30 hours to go before the N.B.A. draft was to begin at Barclays Center.
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Staff members in June advised Hickenlooper to find a graceful way to bow out of the campaign, a source with knowledge of the situation told Reuters at the time.
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There is a lingering sense that dance, which involves physical bodies subject to the laws of gravity and propelled by muscle, will somehow drag down the music's graceful architecture.
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Her serve, hit with a deep, graceful knee bend that belies the astonishing power she unleashes as she leaps high to make contact, is one of the game's best.
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She is an excellent driver—as precise behind the wheel as she is graceful when she walks, the result of years of physical therapy to compensate for her scoliosis.
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Graceful and free, powered by the sheer joy of being a child, by the happiness of finding herself in such an astonishing spot, she turned and turned and turned.
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Luka Modric (Croatia) The graceful midfielder conducted Croatia's perfect group stage campaign, helping seal their splendid 3-0 win over Argentina with a delightful curling shot from long range.
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"I would have loved a more graceful exit then [sic] 'Season 6' but sometimes we don't get to control the ending of the chapters in our life," she wrote.
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PARIS — In 21971,21974 letters over 21981 years, he wrote her in graceful prose about art and culture, political struggles and foreign dignitaries — and his passionate desire for her body.
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From my many years of observing hummingbirds, I always assumed that the sole purpose of their long, graceful beaks was to allow them to drink the nectar from flowers.
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And his rather graceful departure from his positions, after being credited with marshaling great success, is in marked contrast to what has been happening to many of his peers.
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A small table is arrayed, shrinelike, with sculptures of graceful male bodies and a framed image of Sergio Galeotti, Armani's partner in life and business, who died in 1985.
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He worked with Two Hands, but also with producers like Michael Dhillon, of Bindi in the Macedon Ranges in western Victoria, who makes exceedingly graceful pinot noirs and chardonnays.
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We would play on the paths and sit on the lawns of the graceful campus, admire the Stanford White buildings and end up at the colonnaded Hall of Fame.
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In music circles, Mr. Portnow's decision not to pursue an extension to his contract has been seen as a way to create a graceful exit from the academy's troubles.
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We didn't know what we had until he was gone — and then back again on the live reunion, more graceful than before, with a fuller beard and better suit.
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That graceful hummability, in songs like "I Won't Send Roses" and "Time Heals Everything," is the reason people have kept hoping for some way to make "Mack & Mabel" work.
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N.Y.C. Nature Watching a daddy longlegs meet his end in a Brooklyn spider web was a recent reminder that these graceful, somewhat creepy creatures are not spiders at all.
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