I also draw hard lines around my time at home.
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From that, she learned that everyone has different hard lines.
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British actor John Sessions rolling out those famous Die Hard lines.
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Congress fails to draw hard lines that deliver on real systemic reforms,
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You can draw hard lines in the law, or you can rely on
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Players of games are familiar with the hard lines that exist between verbs.
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The method is much less expensive than installing hard lines to people's homes.
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Note the hard lines, which make the Chromebook 23 look very sharp, not pointy.
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I actually prefer a softer look myself but I'll usually smudge out hard lines.
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"There were these hard lines that had been drawn around classical voice pedagogy," Wells says.
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"One person's minimum is another person's maximum so those are hard lines to draw," Djite continues.
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Objects Begone, hard lines — cushy, squat and deeply comforting are the interior design requirements for fall.
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Instead of curved edges, the sides of the Pro are all hard lines like a Surface Pro.
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We have entered a new political era – one tense with strong words, closed doors and hard lines.
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It doesn't cake up or enhance texture when layered, and blends away seamlessly without any hard lines.
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As such, Anicon doesn't get bogged down in the hard lines of any incarnation of black metal.
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Drawing hard lines between RT's critiques of US affairs and, say, Al Jazeera's, could tie Twitter into knots.
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Some historians have noted that Sykes and Picot's map drew no hard lines; it was about regions of influence.
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Her mouth curved downwards, even when laughing, and two hard lines led from her mouth down to her chin.
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The original sawtooth roof is preserved, while copious additions play on the hard lines of the 53s Deco-inspired design.
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Two of the candidates, Fillon and Le Pen, have taken hard lines on issues of Islam, immigration, and minority rights.
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There is an unmistakable talent in the hard lines, the slabs of colour and the sense of solid and void.
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"Hair can be used to soften hard lines or hollowed faces," says stylist Jon Reyman, founder of Spoke & Weal salons.
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Three Republican senators who have taken hard lines on border policy invoked the virus to call for stricter border controls.
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The film's opening credits graphically illustrate this by drawing straight, hard lines on animated maps between East Berlin and West Berlin.
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There's that curved screen, of course, but the phone's tall build and hard lines are strongly reminiscent of recent Galaxy Notes.
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The Trump presidency, and its promised hard lines on immigration, has increased those refugees' fear of being sent back to their home countries.
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He took hard lines on spending, often sacrificing much-needed improvements to transportation infrastructure, which left many of his constituents furious this spring.
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"He's not drawing a lot of hard lines and he's trying to make sure he's asking the right questions," a senior GOP aide said.
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He might not be the guy worth adapting to, but, unless you intend to live alone, do rethink your hard lines around your stuff.
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Unlike her right, capable of surgical precision and trained at the New York Academy of Art, her left hand produces hard lines laced with effort.
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But longtime foes Tehran and Washington have taken hard lines and on Wednesday the Trump administration imposed sanctions on Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif.
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Sasse wrote that while he believes as "a 1st Amendment absolutist" it is Maher's right "to cross hard lines," though he should have spoken up.
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Austria's election last fall saw the biggest victories for right-wing parties since the 1930s, all of whom took hard lines on migration and Muslims.
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Not only will users avoid that uncomfortable, unsightly "Oculus face"—think hard lines ingrained in your muddied red cheeks—but also a hefty price tag.
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Going forward, the U.S. approach will be "bluster, hard lines and debate, and eventual agreement when the costs of no deal become too high," she said.
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Something in which you can see the hard lines of Batman's face soften into a boyish pout because even masked vigilantes used to be sweet, spoiled teens.
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Ironically, the Countach itself was kind of "low-res" in the first place, a jumble of facets, angles, and hard lines that gave it an extraordinarily aggressive appearance.
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In it, Cadillac has shed its hard lines and opted for a more fluid form... We really dug the Xbox One S, calling it "svelte and good-looking".
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But the critics Parul Sehgal, Jennifer Szalai and Dwight Garner wanted to create neither an exhaustive inventory nor a definitive one, which would suggest hard lines between ideas.
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Romney told reporters this week that he wants to hear from Bolton, though he stopped short of drawing hard lines about how the former administration official is called.
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Walmart is "trying to build in apparel [and] home — hard lines of business — that brings customers back and generates a positive contribution margin for the [shopper's] basket," McMillon said.
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At the NRA in Atlanta, Trump spelled out hard lines on immigration, terrorism, protecting gun rights and foreign policy, recommitting himself to the philosophical underpinnings of his 2016 campaign.
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Maggie is sent to parlay with Gregory, the Hilltop leader, who hard-lines her with come-ons and insinuations that his people are fine while hers will soon starve.
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And, yes, the schools, in all fairness, have not been given hard lines, real parameters on what they can do, and they&aposve been given a lot of wiggle room.
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The 256-foot boats (hence the "AC 22013" moniker) were all hard lines — their tall, angular sails were menacing; their edges sharp, the space-age hydrofoils jutting like vampire teeth.
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In it, Cadillac has shed its hard lines and opted for a more fluid form language on the exterior that looks less conceptual and closer to actual real-world product.
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But in tandem with these hard lines, observers say, he's also adopted an unexpectedly pro-market economic strategy, and the Hermit Kingdom has never looked more like a normal country.
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Why it matters: Trump needs bipartisan support to pass a spending bill that includes both border security funding and immigration reform — two areas in which Democrats and Republicans draw hard lines.
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The Phone Biz's aluminum body is a trim blend of hard lines and subtle curves, and it's by far the most attractive Windows phone since Nokia's better moments, with excellent build quality.
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In the place of those soft curves were hard lines and uncompromising geometry: a belt of metal running around the edge, set off from the glass sides by the slightest of steps.
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Of course the church has a long way to go; currently, they are still trying to walk that tightrope between sticking to traditionalist Christian hard lines and loving the way Christ would.
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Because populism describes a world divided between the righteous people and the corrupt elite, each round of confrontation, by drawing hard lines between legitimate and illegitimate points of view, can polarize society.
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In my opinion, still images using the technology look better than videos, with photos featuring things with hard lines like a sculpture or tree doing the best job of making 4View really pop.
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Pushing back and making demands can be awkward and uncomfortable, and some women way wind up steering clear of taking hard lines, to avoid being labeled a bitch or even losing a job.
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Lawmakers can retreat to their corners and draw hard lines on immigration, or they can address the challenges confronting our farmers and work together so they can continue producing safe, nutritious and affordable food.
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Unless hard lines are drawn that outright prohibit certain data practices, such as persistent tracking and facial recognition, companies will never stop asking for our information — and they are quite skilled at getting it.
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They are not inclined to punish him, they say, even after he backed off his hard lines on NATO, the Chinese and the Export-Import Bank, and attacked Syria after having opposed such intervention.
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The hard lines and raw material of these buildings, captured in Nigel Green's crisp photographs that accompany the map, seem out of place in this French city of past regencies and Haussmann's 19th-century design.
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The French have a longstanding belief that their approach to sexuality is different from that of Americans, which they view as rigid and puritan in its effort to draw hard lines between approved and disapproved behavior.
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It might be wider than the previous generation, but Razer's done away with some of the sloping curves reminiscent of an Apple laptop, and instead embraced hard lines that look excellent with its all black aluminum unibody.
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Although both parties' similarly hard lines on immigration dominated the campaign, they have also promised billions in tax cuts and said much of the funding will come from greater efficiency in Austria's administration, which includes a generous welfare state.
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In fact, hard lines dividing Americans by race were redrawn over and over; many American families seemed to cross from black to white to black depending on their social status and the region of the country in which they lived.
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The path to a deal on immigration and border security is fraught with political and policy landmines, with bases in both parties likely to draw hard lines on what they could support in a potential agreement heading into the 85033 election.
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But… "TerraPower made a specific decision to focus on China for their first product and it hurt them when the current administration drew hard lines on U.S.-China collaboration," said Todd Allen, a nuclear energy expert at the centrist think tank Third Way.
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Even if so-called hard lines were drawn on a map, and civilians and insurgents not affiliated with the Nusra Front were encouraged to go there, the plan would face major practical problems, given the difficulty of moving safely within the city.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. House Speaker Paul Ryan unveiled a national security policy featuring stronger defense on Thursday, part of his agenda to unify Republicans after a divisive primary campaign, but softening some of the hard lines taken by the party's presumptive presidential nominee, Donald Trump.
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I watch Game of Thrones live through the HBO app, and the blacks in last night's episode were full of graphical artifacting—sometimes the image would blur or get fuzzy, other times I saw hard lines in the shadows themselves, which obscured the images.
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As more and more abuse has come to light, and more and more hard lines have been taken against those alleged to have perpetrated it, there has been a parallel fear growing that this reckoning — a word I don't use lightly — has gone too far.
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This year has seen Trump go against party orthodoxy on trade and abortion -- a key question is how far he wants to go to change the platform, and how much of a fight Republican stalwarts will put up to maintain hard lines on certain social issues.
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However, in head-to-head testing against a Pixel 7003, while OnePlus' Night Mode did a solid job of cutting down on noise, I found it also oversharpened photos to the point where some bright lights pop out a little too much, while hard lines have halo artifacts around them.
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Despite the fervor of President Trump's Republican opponents, the president's brand of hard-edge nationalism — with its gut-level cultural appeals and hard lines on trade and immigration — is taking root within his adopted party, and those uneasy with grievance politics are either giving in or giving up the fight.
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The images invite interpretation rather than simple consumption: the hard lines and almost, but not quite, closed doors of a dark hallway, with light pushing through, hint at accessibility and lack thereof: a door ajar, an invitation to entrance at the same time that it might well close, shutting us out.
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Maria Cornejo gave it an admirable try, in her Zero + Maria Cornejo show, with egg-shaped caftans and suits absent hard lines in sheeny sapphire "eco-denim," though the tiles of block-printed black-and-white circles and squiggles that made up another daywear idea were even more interesting — like a Zen-crafty wearable Rubik's Cube.
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Hard Lines was an iOS game by British developer Spilt Milk Studios Ltd, released on June 9, 2011.
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Hard Lines takes the formula further with six great game modes. Yes, you can play Snake mode, where your line grows ever longer as you gobble up glowy things. " Multiplayer.it wrote "Hard Lines is an amazing attempt to revive an old gameplay with a formula that mixes two different gameplay mechanics.
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" 148apps said "Hard Lines is a little gem simply put. It's immensely enjoyable offering that 'just one more go' mentality. With its keen sense of humor (right down to the credits song which is very much worth listening to), Hard Lines keeps one step ahead of the pack making it an essential purchase." TouchArcade wrote "Don't write this off as just another knockoff.
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Their third album, entitled Hard Lines, was released on 11 August 2017. The first single from the album, "No Ti Amo", was released in June 2017.
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Idolator's Mike Nied opined that "the contrast between the natural shapes and the hard lines of the buildings add some depth to the visual, and it definitely leaves a lasting impression".
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In 1931 he married Frances Leonard. He published his first collection of poems, Hard Lines, that same year, earning him national recognition. Some of his poems reflected an anti- establishment feeling.
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Sunderland Albion had hard lines when you think that of the original 12 Football Alliance clubs only 3, including Albion, had not gone on to gain entry into the Football League. In the end Sunderland AFC proved too much of an adversary.
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Further, some Welsh kings had the foresight to turn the English to their own purposes, forging alliances against other Welsh kings, using the English as a source of soldiers and tactics, thus "end[ing] the hard lines of cultural separation" between England and Wales (115).
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They have since toured in Spain, Italy, Germany, Sweden, Japan, the United States and Russia, where they performed at the Kinotavr Film Festival in Sochi. After a seven-year hiatus, they announced their return with their third album, Hard Lines, released on 11 August 2017.
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After laying the groundwork for his canvas, he painted sharp lines between color regions and used his signature fluorescent colors. Even with a use of hard lines, Aach believed his use of color overpowered the placement and appearance of the lines. Art critic Noel Frackman described the series as "handsome, uncomplicated paintings".
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His figures are generally very square and stylised : arms, legs and fingers are often square and show hard lines; noses have knife sharp edges. His sculptures remind indeed the art-deco figures of the 1930-1940 and are always polished to a high degree of perfection. He uses local Zimbabawean stone, e.g. Opal,A beautiful light greenish serpentine.
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"Floods" is a power ballad by American heavy metal band Pantera from their 1996 album The Great Southern Trendkill. It is the longest song on the album, and the third longest song the band has ever recorded, after "Cemetery Gates" (7:03), and "Hard Lines, Sunken Cheeks" (7:01). An early mix of the song was released on the 20th anniversary edition of The Great Southern Trendkill.
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In plan the Fort is essentially symmetrical, in two main levels, accessed by ramps and stairs. The view from seaward, to the east, is primarily of natural surfaces and contouring, with few hard lines except for the casemate gun shield. The predominant features that create Bare Island are low relief, a juxtaposition of natural and concrete surfaces, scale and mass. Bare Island is significant as the only island in Botany Bay.
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His intervention created a native ecosystem responsive to flora, fauna, and the hard lines of existing infrastructure. Anderson made vital the natural processes that sustain a dynamic, human centered world. The quality produced through Emo Urbanism is paramount to the tangible connection of person to place. Anderson has described this connection as the “thinness.” It is the simultaneous perception and implicit understanding of the past, present, and future.
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With muted tones and soft colors, Cézanne painted a home, accented by the gray-blue mountains in the background, the soft greens of the rolling hills, and the brown tones of the fields. Cézanne's dynamic style is best observed closely in this painting; the brushstrokes intersect in dynamic way, creating a patchwork. The brushstrokes create lively movement within the hard lines that he creates to border the house and the mountain.
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The Riverside Stand (up to 2019) beside the River Thames The Riverside was originally terracing that backed onto the Thames. It also featured large advertising hoardings above the fans. In 1971-72, an all-seater stand was built, originally known as the Riverside Stand (the name was confirmed in the Fulham v Carlisle United programme on 4 December 1971). Its hard lines and metallic and concrete finish are in stark contrast to the Johnny Haynes stand opposite.
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In the 1930s Dod Procters' style of painting changed completely. Works such as The Orchard (1934), Sheila Among the Ferns (1935) and Kitchen at Myrtle Cottage (1935) display the meticulous finish and lighting of her earlier work but without her previous hard lines and solidly delineated bodies of colour. Ernest Procter died unexpectedly while travelling in 1935. The couple had often staged joint exhibitions at the Leicester Galleries and Dod continued to do so after Ernest's death.
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Most of the original plantations have now been felled and replanted as part of the forestry cycle. The majority of the forest is conifer (Sitka spruce, Douglas fir, Japanese larch, Norway spruce and Scots pine), relatively suited to the area's poor, shallow soils, but recent years have seen the increased planting of native broadleaf species such as Welsh Oak, beech and ash. This has largely been done for aesthetic reasons, i.e. to produce variety and to reduce the hard lines produced by conifers.
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That's not just a Snake clone: it's a game about surviving that charms the player with chiptune music and neon graphics." Edge magazine wrote "It gets far more laughs than it should, and special mention to its credits song: perhaps the finest ending on the App Store. Original, funny, and intense: for a game based on Snake, not bad at all." Eurogamer said "Like most things in life, personality goes a long way, and Hard Lines has it in spades.
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And probably buckets as well." Pocketgamer said "A gloriously inventive combination of Nokia's Snake and Tron's light cycles, Hard Lines includes a dazzling variety of modes and provides weeks of entertainment for short-burst gamers and dedicated score-chasers alike." Gamezebo wrote "In taking a classic concept and packing it to the brim with personality and playability, Spilt Milk Studios has developed an absolute winner through and through. If you've ever enjoyed Snake, TRON, or talking lines, make this one your next purchase.
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View View From The Top The Black Rocks is a small outcrop of natural gritstone, between Cromford and Wirksworth in the Derbyshire Peak District, England. Parking is available for walking along the old railway path (see Cromford and High Peak Railway) and up to the top of the crag, and there is a picnic area. The area has been a well-known rock climbing venue since the 1890s. Many hard lines were put up by some of the best climbers of the 1980s and 1990s.
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These large-scale hard lines are almost always used in the connection between a transmitter on the ground and the antenna or aerial on a tower. Hard line may also be known by trademarked names such as Heliax (CommScope), or Cablewave (RFS/Cablewave). Larger varieties of hardline may have a center conductor that is constructed from either rigid or corrugated copper tubing. The dielectric in hard line may consist of polyethylene foam, air, or a pressurized gas such as nitrogen or desiccated air (dried air).
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By the 1930s, Royds found a new subject in the many varieties of flowers depicted in dazzling colours made with powdered color ground and a ready-made bought medium, rather than the traditional Japanese rice flour paste. Between the years of 1933 and 1938, Royds created a vibrant and lively flower series – using contrasting colors and hard lines to guide the viewer’s eyes through the composition. Whether at home or abroad, Royds’s subjects are derived from the often over-looked moments of everyday life.
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" Anselmo spoke about the song "Hard Lines, Sunken Cheeks" saying "I think it was a foreshadowing of the fear that I felt of not being the same. ... I know for a fact, I guess, that I dabbled in pain pills and stuff like that because I was miserable, and that's always a friggin' dead end, dead road, a terrible path to take. But at the time, I didn't have any other answers." The song "25 Years", one of Pantera's most personal songs" is about Phil Anselmo's father.
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By the time the tour drew nearer, she hired a personal trainer, and her daily routine involved jogging, weight-lifting, dancing, gymnastics, trampoline, swimming and cycling. She started eating vegetarian food with plenty of protein and carbohydrate and avoided the sun. British funk band Level 42 was the supporting act of the tour. Madonna's image was that of a blond girl with soft curls, making a striking contrast with the firm, almost hard lines of her eye make-up and lipstick; the idea of her friend actress Debi Mazar.
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"The Blood Vote" Marquet was a prolific illustrator, at times creating up to four cartoons each week. He worked almost exclusively in the black-and-white medium, using hard lines that showed up well, even given the low production standards of many of the publications of the day. Most of Marquet's work appeared in publications that supported left- wing and radical political positions. One of Marquet's best-known works is "The Blood Vote", an anti-conscription poster that was printed in great volume during the bitter second conscription campaign in Australia during the First World War.
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Ray McManus reading at the Southern Festival for the Book, Nashville, 2013 McManus has published poems in Natural Bridge, Cold Mountain Review, Crazyhorse, Nimrod, Ellipsis, Borderlands, The Recorder, Los Angeles Review, Jabberwock, Asheville Poetry Review, Yemassee, Waccamaw, Arkansas Review, The Pinch, Pea River Journal, Barely South Review, moonShine Review, Steel Toe Review, Hayden's Ferry Review, Blue Collar Review, Animal, Town Creek Poetry, Frank Martin Review, Jasper, and Apron Review. His work has been anthologies in Traffic Life, A Millennial Sampler of SC Poets, The Southern Poetry Anthology, Remaking Moby, Seeking Jonathan Green, A Sense of the Midlands, and Hard Lines: Rough South Poetry.
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These new cartoons also introduce Penny (voiced by Kimmy Robertson), a female squirrel assistant to the Chief (à la Miss Moneypenny) and a possible love interest for Secret (as hinted at in the episodes "Queen Bea" and "Quark"). Secret's art design remains relatively intact, but looks more modern than the original 1960s version of the character, featuring hard lines and sharper angles, giving him a leaner and more slick style. His trademark hat looks slightly different. Secret also loses his signature lisp given to him by Blanc that was similar to that of Sylvester from the Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies cartoons from Warner Bros.
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Most locations included an in-store radio station, branded Virgin Radio. U.S. Virgin Radio was not a broadcast radio station, but a DJ operated hard-lines system which broadcast throughout the store, and the complex in which the store was located. At the Times Square location, DJ selections were heard on the retail floor, in the office areas, processing areas, and even out on the shop's Broadway sidewalk frontage. All employees of the U.S. Virgin Megastores could be identified by their trademark red or black t-shirts which had the Virgin logo on the front and the word STAFF on the back, as well as required lanyards with their first name printed on them.
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Many of the original ideas about linguistic boundaries in the US were proposed by Hans Kurath in 1949, but many are under discussion in modern day. When it comes to determining its specific boundaries, some linguists believe that the boundaries should be fuzzy lines, giving rough ideas of boundaries, rather than hard lines, because there is a lot of dialectic variety within these small areas that is often difficult to differentiate. The reality is a range of dialectic variants are commonplace in the Appalachian area of the country. Categorizing all of these different variants under one umbrella may actually further complicate the process of studying the variants of English within the current borders of the Appalachian dialect.
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Rather than arguing that their premises were flawed, they argued that Sherlock was correct: their criteria could also be applied to older children, and thus it should be applied, as it was "probably the most caring policy generally." In responding to the "arbitrary line" version of the slippery slope argument, it is argued that the stance relies on the "paradox of the heap", and that it is possible to draw a line between the acceptable and unacceptable alternatives. Furthermore, in the case of euthanasia, it is possible to draw hard lines between different types of practices. For example, there is a clear distinction between voluntary and non-voluntary euthanasia, such that the arbitrary line approach cannot be applied.
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The trial of Pearl Hart was held in the Second Pinal County Courthouse located at 135 Pinal St. in Florence Following their arrest, Boot was held in Florence while Hart was moved to Tucson, the jail lacking any facilities for a woman. The novelty of a female stagecoach robber quickly spawned a media frenzy and national reporters soon joined the local press clamoring to interview and photograph Hart. One article in Cosmopolitan said Hart was "just the opposite of what would be expected of a woman stage robber," though, "when angry or determined, hard lines show about her eyes and mouth". Locals also became fascinated with her, one local fan giving her a bobcat cub to keep as a pet.
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These analyses of William Shakespeare's heroines are remarkable for their delicacy of critical insight and fineness of literary touch. They are the result of an incisive, essentially feminine mind, applied to the study of individuals of its own sex, detecting characteristics and defining differences not perceived by the ordinary critic and entirely overlooked by the general reader. German literature and art had aroused much interest in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, and Jameson paid her first visit to the German Confederation in 1833. The conglomerations of hard lines, cold colours and pedantic subjects which decorated Munich under the patronage of King Ludwig I of Bavaria, were new to the world, and Jameson's enthusiasm first gave them an English reputation.
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Comics historian Les Daniels noted that "Williamson's atmospheric technique, which relied on subtle textures as much as hard lines, was not typical of traditional DC art" and that editor Joe Orlando "got complaints from the production department" over using Williamson'a art. He drew various Flash Gordon illustrations. In the burgeoning fan movement, Williamson became an early subject of comics historians with the publication of Jim Vadeboncoeur's Al Williamson: His Work in 1971Vadeboncoeur, Jim. Al Williamson: His Work (Promethean Enterprises: Sunnyvale, California, 1971) and the "Al Williamson Collector" by James Van Hise, featured in the fanzine Rocket's Blast Comicollector in the early 1970s.See Van Hise, James, The Al Williamson Collector, Rocket's Blast Comicollector, Miami, Florida: S.F.C.A, #'s 90–116 Samples of his sketches appear in various fanzines of the period.
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Other themes, such as still life and portraiture, also developed throughout this period: a Spanish school can be recognised given the distinctive characteristics of the paintings which belong to these themes. The use of the expression "still life painting" is already documented in 1599. The severe aesthetic of Spanish still life paintings contrasts with the lavish Flemish works: from the work of Juan Sánchez Cotán onward, the Spanish still life came to be defined as having simple, geometric compositions, with hard lines and Tenebrist illumination. Sánchez Cótan gained such success that many other still life painters followed suit: these include Felipe Ramírez, Alejandro de Loarte, the Court painter Juan van der Hamen y León, Juan Fernández, el Labrador, Juan de Espinosa, Francisco Barrera, Antonio Ponce, Francisco Palacios, Francisco de Burgos Mantilla, among others.
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He saw limited air combat over France but achieved no documented by the authorities victories despite claims of shooting down two enemy airplanes on the eve of the Armistice. He wrote to his family, "I reported my flight, but it was hard lines for me because I have no idea where the German planes went down and therefore they can't be credited as official... My bus has 33 bullet holes in it and three in my flying suit, which shows I was in some close action." After the end of hostilities at the Western Front, Bowen transferred to the United States Army Air Service.Sloan, James J. Wings of Honor, American Airmen in World War I: A Compilation of All United States Pilots, Observers, Gunners and Mechanics Who Flew against the Enemy in the War of 1914-1918.
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St Lawrence's, Thornton Curtis, Lincolnshire Detail from Lincoln Cathedral Detail from the life of Saint Nicholas, Zedelgem Drawing of the Montdidier font Tournai fonts are a type of baptismal font made from blue black limestone during the 12th and early 13th centuries in and around the Belgian town of Tournai by local masons. There are seven complete examples in England and a disputed number in Europe: eighty according to one source, or fifty in Northern France and Belgium and two in Germany according to another. A sculptural tradition, centred around Tournai, arose in the Scheldt valley from the 11th century onwards. This was characterised by its use of low relief (which was a useful feature when a sculpture was transported), hard lines and the depiction of minute detail, these features arising from the hardness of the material used from the 12th century; Tournai marble.
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This, in contrast to the general trends of the Counter- Reformation, did not necessarily indicate that the subjects held great importance or were of high social status: all subjects were portrayed in the same way, whether they were kings, or street children. An example of this can be seen in The Clubfoot, also known as the Bow-legged Boy, painted by José de Ribera in 1642. Spanish Baroque portraits distinguish themselves from those of other schools by their severity; their raw portrayal of the soul of the subject; by the certain scepticism and fatalism they show towards life; and by the use of naturalism in the portrayal of the subject's features, far from the classicism generally defended by theorists.Calvo Serraller cites John Berger who, speaking of Velazquez's Esopo, states that it can be easily recognized as a Spanish painting: > The hard lines, the simplicity and the scepticism that can be perceived in > the painting are very Spanish qualities.
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In 1981 Darby left and was replaced by The Handsome Beasts founder member James Barrett, who in turn gave way to Steve Makin in 1982. The four-track Electric Sun demo cassette (featuring "Electric Sun", "Run for Cover", "Poor Little Rich Girl" and "Getting Hotter") was made available, but later that year Kimberley and Dark quit and the band was effectively over. During an interview for Classic Rock magazine in 2010, Terry Dark said: "We just seemed to be either a year too early, or a year too late... But whatever the reason things never quite happened for us." A green vinyl LP titled Jameson Raid, comprising the End Of Part One EP, the Electric Sun demo tracks, the Metal for Muthas take of "Hard Lines" and the unreleased track "Running Blind" from the final 1983 line-up was released as a bootleg and not an official release, although it has become an expensive collector's item.
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", The Daily Telegraph (18 July 2015). Dermer also lobbied members of Congress on Capitol Hill against the agreement,Deb Riechmann, "Dermer becomes PM's pointman as battle over Iran deal moves to DC", The Washington Post, Associated Press (19 July 2015). while diplomats from France, Britain, and Germany made the rounds on Capitol Hill to advocate for the agreement.Karen DeYoung, "Senate opponents of Iran deal draw hard lines against White House", The Washington Post (23 July 2015). On 4 August P5+1 diplomats held "a rare meeting of world powers' envoys on Capitol Hill" with about 30 Senate Democrats to urge support for the agreement, saying, "If Congress rejects this good deal, and the U.S. is forced to walk away, Iran will be left with an unconstrained nuclear program with far weaker monitoring arrangements, the current international consensus on sanctions would unravel, and international unity and pressure on Iran would be seriously undermined.
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He was paid £50 for each painting and, under the terms of the contract, was not allowed to paint religious paintings for any other publisher. Copping's 'The Hope of the World' (1915) His illustrations for non-religious books included Hammond's Hard Lines (1894), Miss Bobbie (1897), Millionaire (1898), A Queen Among Girls (1900), The Pilgrim's Progress (1903), Westward Ho! (1903), Grace Abounding (1905), Three School Chums (1907), Little Women (1912), Good Wives (1913), A Christmas Carol (1920) and Character Sketches from Boz (1924).Copping on 'Spartacus Educational' He also illustrated the children's books by Mary Angela Dickens based on the novels of her grandfather, Charles Dickens. These included Children's Stories from Dickens (1911) and Dickens' Dream Children (1926). He also illustrated a number of stories set in fictional British public schools, including Boys of the Priory School (1900) and The Boys of Wynport School (1916).'Illustrators: Harold Copping (England, 1863–1932)' on 'Historical Boys Clothing' website Copping's illustrations were also published in such periodicals as The Leisure Hour, Little Folks, Pearson's Magazine, The Royal Magazine, The Temple Magazine and The Windsor Magazine. A trip to Canada inspired the collection of watercolour sketches Canadian Pictures. Copping married Violet Amy Prout (1865–1894) in 1888, and their children were Ernest Noel Copping (1889–1978), Romney Copping (1891–1910) and Violet Copping (1891–1892).
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