In a book that skillfully combines culinary history with reports from some of the city's most tasteful arrondissements, he adopts the conceit of a historian's walking tour, conflating past with present in gorgeous style.
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The lyrics veer so drunkenly from righteous and meaningful to crude and lazy, it's often hard to tell whether you're in a chapel or a strip club, and the sampling feels like a child is bashing the search buttons on the most tasteful car radio of all time.
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If not perhaps the most tasteful Winter Olympics in memory, these have been the first that this avid sports fan recalls that engaged in active dialogue with real-world fashion, an Olympics replete with ideas heavily influenced by street wear and the catwalks — and one that also offered designers aplenty to ponder.
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Blood Orange's 2013 effort Cupid Deluxe was the most tasteful use of the sax in pop music in decades, and the instrument has been heard on mainstream tracks such as Carly Rae Jepsen's "Run Away With Me," M83's "Midnight City," and even k-pop sensation BTS's "Dope" (although in fairness, practically everything shows up in BTS).
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This freshly made drink consists of chopped fruit such as apples and various seasonal fruit. Another popular drink is agua de nance. Among the most tasteful of bottled drinks is called Tropical, which is a banana-flavored soft drink.
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Bulma tries creating a time machine, only for Beerus to destroy it and she later summons Beerus to quell a perceived threat from Arale and then satisfies his taste by using Senbei's Reality Machine and viewers of the award ceremony she was attending to imagine the most tasteful food they could think of. In the Universe Survival Saga, she agreed to pay 100 million Zeni to every member of Team Universe 7 who participated in the Tournament of Power if their team wins.
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The film, which depicted the sinking of an ocean liner only one year after the sinking the RMS Titanic, drew an enormous public response. With a complicated plot and several main characters, Atlantis became the first multi-reel feature film from Denmark. Harald Engberg of the Politiken newspaper later wrote in an obituary that Blom "knew that he wasn't some directorial genius, but he proved that he was the cleverest and most tasteful scene creator of his day." Blom retired from filmmaking in 1924.
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Henry went on to become president of the Royal Horticultural Society for 22 years. He persuaded the National Trust to accept gardens on their own merit and in 1949 he handed over Bodnant Garden to the National Trust, the second garden after Hidcote. On August 18th 1952 Vita Sackville-West and husband Harold Nicolson were given a day long conducted tour by Henry. Nicolson commented in his diary "the Dell, is the most extensive, most varied and most tasteful piece of planting I have ever seen".
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In 1993, MacInTouch analysis of a bug in Apple's HFS file system prompted a nomination for a (non-existent) "Pulitzer Prize in computer journalism." In 1999, MacInTouch was noted in Linux Today for "Most tasteful and cool April foolishness: MacInTouch's transformation to MonkInTouch, complete with piano motif and lots of links to Thelonious Monk stuff." In 2006, MacInTouch published an independent analysis of Apple Mac notebook reliability based on a survey of over 10,000 notebooks spanning 41 models. In 2007, MacInTouch first reported a severe data-loss bug in Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard's Finder.
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" James Reed was also positive in his review for Boston Globe, calling it "Lopez's most tasteful and reserved album yet." He emphasized that Lopez "opt[ed] for string sections over canned synthesizers" and praised her vocal performance on "Porque te Marchas" and "Sóla". Chris Willman of Entertainment Weekly acknowledge that the album "does represent a victory for Lopez by offering fairly persuasive proof that, contrary to rumor, she can sing, and without a regiment of background choralists." However he noticed that "[a]ll that bulking up she’s been doing at the vocal gym isn’t enough, though, to turn flaccid torch songs into muscle.
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In 1970, Jim Miller of Rolling Stone noted production elements made the listening experience "mind- wrenching". Greenwald called the song a lost classic, writing: "Possibly one of the most beautiful and unusual songs and recordings on the Sunflower album... Mike Love deserves high marks for his vocal and lyric contributions, which may be his most tasteful in the scope of the entire Beach Boys canon. Brian Wilson's haunting, minor-key melody and ghostly arrangement is truly bittersweet evidence that he had certainly not lost his artistic grasp." Greenwald afforded accolades to the song's arrangement, citing the effectiveness of the piccolo snare drum and the well-executed harmonies.
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Matthew Greenwald of Allmusic highlighted Lee's guitar work as the "most expressive—and most tasteful—electric guitar performance of his career", and added "if there is a single song that can describe the overall vibe of the counterculture in 1969/1970, this may very well be it. The band and Lee never quite matched the song's supple power in their later efforts, but this song is representation enough of their awesome artistry." The song was featured in the films Tropic Thunder and The Last Supper and was used in the episode "Six Feet" of the TBS series Wrecked. In 2015, electronic producer Matstubs released a remix of Jetta's cover of the song.
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This, in turn, raises two distinct possibilities, namely that the house may have been completed just prior to Judge Dowling's tenancy and therefore that Harper and his family did not at any time reside in the house. Secondly, while there has been some debate about the identity of the architect responsible for the house, no consensus has emerged. The June 1828 advertisement provides another direction for the debate, for it stated that the house has been erected "under the peculiar care and inspection of Mr Harper, the Architect". Several newspaper advertisements two and a half years later, for example that the Sydney Monitor of 4 December 1830, stated that 'the whole was erected by Mr Harper [sic] the Surveyor, in the most tasteful style.
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The Sneetches were an American indie pop/power pop band formed in San Francisco, California, United States, in 1985, who released several albums before splitting up in the mid-1990s. The band was described by Trouser Press as "one of the most tasteful, consistently tuneful pop bands on the American scene".Scott McCaughey & John M. Borack "Sneetches", Trouser Press In 2017, All Music described The Sneetches as "one of the best classic guitar pop bands in the late '80s/early '90s." The Sneetches stood out amongst the grunge, industrial and hardcore scenes, but kept on chugging away. Yet, when Brit Pop broke in the mid ‘’90s, the Sneetches were unable to hitch onto that scene’s success, and thus, remain a somewhat under-appreciated cult band.
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Banks pioneered many unique keyboard and synthesizer sounds throughout his career; music historian Wayne Studer has referred to him as "the most tasteful keyboardist of prog rock." One of his achievements was the technique of using the trigger output of a Linn LM-1 drum machine to have the hi-hat pattern trigger an ARP Quadra synthesizer, creating such parts as the pulsating drum sound in "Mama" (from 1983's Genesis) and "By You" on The Fugitive (1983). Another unique synth technique was used on the track "Who Dunnit?" from the 1981 album Abacab; a Sequential Circuits Prophet-5 was programmed with a few sounds, and the patches were switched manually (via the panel preset tabs) while he played. Known for his lack of flamboyance on stage, Banks did wear a snorkel for performances of "Who Dunnit?" on the Abacab tour.
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