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The character "may be the most translucent figure now on any New York stage," our theater critic Ben Brantley writes.
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There's a kind of allegorical irony in viewing works that showcase historical violence and repugnant biology with the most translucent of materials: historically speaking, we've been unwittingly complicit in atrocity and our own demise, despite its visibility.
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On the contrary, as embodied with middle-American forthrightness by a perfectly cast Laura Linney, in the production that opened Wednesday at the Samuel J. Friedman Theater, Lucy may be the most translucent figure now on a New York stage.
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One of the most important features to a woman in the Victorian Era was to have the most translucent, pale complexion possible.Beerbohm, Max. A Defence of Cosmetics. New York: Dodd, Mead and Co, 1922. Print.
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In the rainy winter months, miners face a risk from flash flooding; even in the dry season, death from the collapse of the haphazardly exploited sandstone mine walls may occur. The colour of Sinai material is typically greener than that of Iranian material, but is thought to be stable and fairly durable. Often referred to as "Egyptian turquoise", Sinai material is typically the most translucent, and under magnification its surface structure is revealed to be peppered with dark blue discs not seen in material from other localities. Ancestral Pueblo (Anasazi) turquoise and orange argillite inlay pieces from Chaco Canyon, New Mexico, US (dated 1020–1140) show the typical colour range and mottling of American turquoise.
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