The best orbs, however, are the green agility orbs dotted around the city.
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In Nintendo's presentation, three orbs costs $2, while a set of 140 orbs would set you back $75.
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In one of the palest, a series of orbs and slices of orbs follows the phases of the moon.
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You can pay real money for orbs — three orbs costing $1.99 — however, you can also earn them through in-game activities.
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Spending five orbs unlocks one here from this group, but by spending more orbs, you can unlock more heroes at a reduced cost.
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I particularly like the 10 light-up orbs to display volume—a step up from the four orbs on most Google speakers, like the Nest Mini.
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"CircleCI Orbs are the most exciting thing in the CI world since Docker containers," said Gleb Bahmutov, VP of Engineering at Cypress and an early-access orbs customer and contributor.
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I haven't felt the need to purchase extra orbs yet, but I have found myself spending a lot of time pondering how to spend my orbs instead of playing the game.
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It even has a longer draw distance for agility orbs.
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The green orbs of goodness are not the only victims.
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Fans have already found the musical orbs across the globe.
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That partner program, though, mostly sets the stage for Orbs.
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Reports of glowing orbs and sudden chills are also commonplace.
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Do the light fixtures and engraved orbs look vaguely familiar?
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Some say they've seen small orbs floating around the stables.
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Hanging from the trees were orbs covered in tiny lights.
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One game called "Audioshield" sends colored orbs at the player.
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After 40 minutes, both humans and orbs exit, but the orbs float back in and the audience is encouraged to move into the space to see how their own movement engenders an aerial dance.
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With just a slight tangent to talk about Orbs for Kings.
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The Orbs communicate with each other and are controlled via Bluetooth.
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Would you prefer that your eyes be X's, or creepy orbs?
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These clusters of hypnotizing silver orbs are super tiny yet mesmerizing.
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These forms radiate outward into planetary orbs, tendrils, and vertebrae-like networks.
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They're dead, vacuous orbs sucking in any genuine positivity that surrounds them.
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A couple of times in my life, I've seen the white orbs.
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Based on the examples above, orbs can be justified in each genre.
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These two orbs also function as indoor models of his solar vehicles.
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Or you could get a Lift and two Orbs for $100 more.
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But how do you avoid patrons barfing all over the multicolored orbs?
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In "Orbs," he coupled human life and the course of the planets.
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They are Persian cats with luxurious coats and celestial orbs for eyes.
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Shimmering orbs of sardines appeared off the Philippine coast a decade ago.
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Our solar system isn't a bunch of bright orbs nestled closely together.
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It would seem, on the surface, that you could spend orbs to collect new heroes as you advance in the story here and there, so long as you make sure to keep a few orbs around to replenish stamina.
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The other important element is orbs, the standard in-game currency in Heroes.
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Orbs can replenish stamina — notably, one orb will replenish your entire stamina meter.
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Orbs: a blockchain Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) for large scale consumer applications
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Much of the game revolves around finding glowing orbs to uncover Kay's memories.
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They were heavy in my hand, orbs the size of whole-palm marbles.
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The glowing orbs and digital horizons had us spellbound in an uplifted melancholy.
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Think: peppermint-scented orbs for your bath, gingerbread soaps, and snowy shapes galore.
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But in both genres, orbs allow the user to transcend beyond their station.
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Inside the cave we begin to notice a school of floating black orbs.
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Giant frozen orbs recently appeared along an 11-mile stretch of Siberian coastline.
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Finally: For $250 more, you can have 10 Orbs and one Lift Pro.
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The orbs are high and low so the player is bending and reaching.
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Yellowish orbs had been spotted flashing through this desert since the late 25s.
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Each painting presents a muted palette of scratchy orbs floating on bare canvas.
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Look closely at the three bright orbs lined up below his belt—his sword.
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This is where all of the glass orbs of a neutrino detector come in.
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Brown dwarfs, the galaxy's dark, wandering orbs, are some of space's most perplexing features.
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It grows about a foot tall and forms orbs of brightly verdant round leaves.
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That premium currency, called "orbs," is the glue that holds the entire experience together.
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The image also shows a few galaxies (the big circular orbs in the photos).
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The choice of onions (orbs) and metal cans (cylinders) do not seem arbitrary either.
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Charge attack that fires as many as five Orbs of Destruction in one shot.
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One day, twelve massive floating orbs appear suddenly in locations all over the world.
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BROADLY: Why did you decide to suspend the orbs from the ceiling with rope?
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The golden orbs under the furrowed brow of the great horned owl are mesmerizing.
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Orbs of blue, green, orange, and yellow acrylic radiate within a royal blue windowpane.
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A tree abloom with white orbs seems gigantic next to the woman observing it.
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But as we drove closer, we realized they weren't free-floating orbs at all.
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They play with scale even within themselves, in the tight relationship between the two orbs in "Council, Untitled (15–52)" (2015); the orientation of the inky purple orbs is the same, while the size of their central ruptures is wider or narrower.
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Or should I hold on to the orbs in case I need an energy refill?
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They look like the kind of orbs I could sell for a lot of money.
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He clicked on the invitation twice, watching the shiny snowflakes and fat metallic orbs rotate.
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Guests have reported cold drafts and mysterious glowing orbs crossing the hotel room after midnight.
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When the rounds started, orbs spawned in random locations, and I attempted to hit them.
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Now, she frequently paints baubles with her signature renderings of suns, moons and celestial orbs.
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Not that we're saying that digging into those delicious green orbs will attract wasps. Enjoy!
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Was Jennifer Lopez alluding to immigration policies by having children sitting in cage-like orbs?
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In this case you need to copy your downloaded RAR files to the folderC:\Users\\AppData\Local\StartIsBack\Orbs (for the orbs) and C:\Users\\AppData\Local\StartIsBack\Styles (for the styles), at which point StartIsBack should be able to see them.
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I used Shibari rope ties to suspend the orbs from the ground and the actual netting of the sculpture is based off of Japanese fisherman ties from when they used to throw out glass orbs in the ocean to keep their fishing nets afloat.
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Missions require stamina, and stamina recharging requires orbs (or patience for stamina to rebuild over time).
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You can either earn orbs for free in-game or buy them through in-app purchases.
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Orbs sits under Cointree and is based on the "Spector" paper written by Hebrew university researchers.
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As the camera pulls back a network of these planetary orbs envelops the island's surrounding landscape.
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The most expensive option, the Ferrero Rocher, blitzes the chocolate hazelnut orbs with vanilla ice cream.
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Rapidly spits out a 4-round burst of large, slow-moving orbs with each trigger press.
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Was Jennifer Lopez alluding to President Trump's immigration practices by having children sitting in cage-like orbs?
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The translucent orbs are filled with water or oil and a sprinkle of itty bitty floating accoutrements.
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The black orbs quickly scatter like an army of ants only to be replaced by white ones.
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For a brief moment behind those lugubrious orbs of indulgent feeling flashed all of the world's history.
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CircleCI will offer its own set of certified Orbs, as well as those written by its partners.
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Also, the base of the Lift doubles as a charger for special lights that Lift calls Orbs.
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His matzo ball soup—cracker meal orbs bound with duck fat rather than traditional chicken—became legendary.
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It's how lights at night can turn into fuzzy, grainy orbs, as seen on Apple's event invite.
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As Riley encounters the world, her experiences are processed into small orbs of memories like snow globes.
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There, he weaves bamboo into intricate orbs and swooping formations, using techniques rooted in traditional Japanese basketry.
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The mysterious green orbs seem to follow a biological clock that helps them pursue sunlight while underwater.
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I saw no magical orbs, but I felt the same enveloping peace I'd known at Glastonbury Abbey.
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Starting at dusk, thousands of solar-powered glass orbs installed over 15 acres glow and change colors.
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The accompanying app shows you colored orbs that indicate whether you're focused, distracted, stressed, or experiencing fatigue.
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He stocks the shelves with dozens of varieties of preserved fruit, from engorged orbs to near fossils.
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Shimmering orbs of sardines appeared off the coast of Cebu Island in the Philippines a decade ago.
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It's an algorithm for creating life where there is none, for making worlds out of featureless orbs.
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Someday, these floating, frozen orbs carrying cancer cures could be riding right alongside your weekly Blue Apron order.
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Danielle L. owns a nail salon, the primary design motif of which appears to be shiny silver orbs.
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You can see giant golden orbs that are hanging all around a bunch of gazebos on the waterfront.
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Spruce pollen is made up of microscopic, double-lobed orbs that look a bit like Mickey Mouse heads.
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He dreams of a life she couldn't have, with human silhouettes in the form of shining, transcendental orbs.
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You can't go to a K-pop concert these days without seeing a stadium full of glowing orbs.
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Gone is the combo meter, the showers of colorful orbs upon defeating enemies, and the quick-time events.
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The Orbs of Discord and Harmony are functionally the same with the exception of who they can target.
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A familiar face or distorted limb appears onscreen for a moment, before blurring again into blotchy, dissolving orbs.
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These mysterious green orbs occupy cool lakes in the Northern Hemisphere in places like Scotland, Iceland and Ukraine.
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Décor is minimal: walls bare save for lamps with dangling crystal orbs, carpet and tablecloths in matching crimson.
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In total, the company says, more than 11,000 organizations started using Orbs since it launched a year ago.
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However, I slowed down the car and there they were again — orbs the size of grapefruits, miles away.
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Sometimes a pair of these orbs is riding a white horse; in one painting, they hold each other.
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If you need to grind for orbs you can simply play through levels again on a higher difficulty level.
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Orbs serve other purposes in-game, like helping you summon heroes, so quickly it becomes tempting to stock up.
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The game uses a blind-box-style summoning system (which requires orbs) to call new characters to your side.
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You'll see your character absorb the yellow orbs that spill out, each making you infinitesimally more deadly with explosives.
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Yes. I've seen shiny disks, glowing orbs, a cylinder over Burbank, and a cube morphing out of a cloud.
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However, it was not true multiplayer: other users existed as floating orbs that could only talk and nothing else.
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While she's singing, she might break into a million grains of glowing dust or dissolve into orbs of light.
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You look at these orbs, but also into, through, and beyond them, and it is easy to be transfixed.
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You'll shout at strange statues to release orbs of energy that fly away, across the landscape, opening distant locks.
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For the food that's inside the orbs, such as the banana and the bagel, I learned off of YouTube.
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While the orbs and nets are like an analog Instagram, has the real Instagram network influenced The Floating World?
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As she turned toward the kitchen, the actress showed off the overhead lights in the form of hanging orbs.
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It's a free in-browser multiplayer game where you are a snake eating colorful, glowing orbs to grow larger.
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Appearing as floating blue orbs, up to 16 players can now meet on a planet and explore it together.
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Since summoning a new hero requires five orbs, so you can start working out the math in your head.
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Inside, the shelves are lined with assembled terrariums, potted plants and empty glass orbs waiting to become miniature ecosystems.
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On a geometrically decorated Astier de Villatte plate: pillowy stracciatella di bufala topped with small orbs of salmon roe.
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Dreaming of being one of those ghost orbs that shows up on surveillance cameras and ghost hunter TV shows.
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Most of what you do is collect floating orbs, which is more fun than you think but not enough.
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The small lit orbs resembled the burning globe of pain in my abdomen, although smaller, owing to the distance.
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Trump starts fucking with mystical orbs and the next day a sinkhole opens in front of Mar-a-Lago.
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The centuries-old brand has been delivering different iterations of these pastel-colored orbs for decades — three, to be exact.
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But at least the weather service included a photo of the sky and the two mysterious orbs with the tweet.
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The celestial objects that resulted formed a body, which he described as a Mother-Sun, encircled by seven smaller orbs.
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You'll get a bunch of red orbs to help you get strong enough to pick up cars and throw them.
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When I arrived, all of the lights were off except for two red and white orbs flashing around the room.
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These plastic orbs then make their way into rivers, canals, oceans—and eventually into the bellies of developing fish larvae.
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Orbs and other spherical rarities make appearances in many sci-fi and fantasy films, novels, video games, and even anime.
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But ice worlds aren't only a product of fiction—these frozen orbs are apparently abundant in the universe as well.
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Hanging above the conference table from thin rods are two curious white orbs, each about the size of a volleyball.
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In 2017, MIT awarded Epstein and other donors "orbs" to thank them for their support, according to The Boston Globe.
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They end by smearing black paint over their arms and faces, which transforms them back into the mutating throbbing orbs.
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Out of the shades of gray cast by the spotlight, a pair of neon-green orbs shone out — cat eyes.
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They're also apparently nice for a foot bath if you want to get some of the orbs between your toes.
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I was five months pregnant when an ultrasound revealed two babies like bright orbs of hope on the dark screen.
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Not paying for orbs — the in-game item used to pull new characters — has almost become a game for players.
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His latest, an adaptation of a Korean folk tale, explains how the luminous orbs in its title came to be.
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Neither will golden chains or glowing orbs provide a magical solution to the socioeconomic and political challenges that drive radicalization.
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Dancers wore bejeweled high-neck bodysuits, accessorized with satin opera gloves and floating light orbs carefully situated around their necks.
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Only his eyes showed any emotion, two dark orbs that flitted testily about their sockets and rarely met my own.
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The original Crackdown is one of my very favorite games of all time — it's an expansive shooter with a unique sense of freedom fueled by an addictive mechanic where finding one of hundreds of orbs around the city gives you a very slight mobility boost, letting you access harder to reach orbs, and so on.
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The original Crackdown was an expansive shooter with a mechanic that saw players hunting orbs to progress and upgrade their skills.
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Leap your way to the tops of buildings and collect agility orbs you find, and you'll be able to jump higher.
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With your own cache of fuzzy, yellow orbs you can lean back, relax and take life at whatever tempo you choose.
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At the time, they also speculated that the orbs may have come from a satellite or another piece of space material.
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Together, we played with an alien-looking tree that let us remix one of her songs by picking up glowing orbs.
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Fighting the alien occupier turns out to look a lot like Special Forces missions, but with more snakes and mecha-orbs.
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Police say the two crowns and the larger of the two royal orbs in this photo were taken by the thieves.
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A pair of earrings were composed of kittens perched on pavé balls, batting at pearl orbs dangling from diamond-flecked hearts.
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Many believe the glowing orbs to be UFOs, ghosts, or strange stars, but even scientists have zero clue what they are.
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The athletes — yes, they're athletes and don't you dare suggest otherwise — deliver polished granite orbs across a long sheet of ice.
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Microbeads are itty-bitty plastic orbs that can be found in exfoliating facial scrubs, shower gels and toothpaste, among other products.
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A glowing red blast radius surrounded New York City, where I live; fainter orbs floated over towns where I visited family.
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The room is a Kinfolk dream space: stark white, with white orbs for light fixtures and giant cacti in the window.
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The orbs are followed by the dancers, who stand for a moment in a line that bisects the round performance area.
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There are colonies of potted plants and basketball paraphernalia that ranges in size from plush couch cushions to man-sized orbs.
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Fantastical plants formed from wires, palms, plastic tubing, computer parts, glowing glass orbs, and prehistoric-looking hunks of coral loomed overhead.
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For instance, Singulier wanders among Magritte's peculiar landscapes, where giant orbs are suspended in the air and veiled lovers are embracing.
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Next to the ingots, Johnson's large wall drawing is dominated by two Corinthian columns topped with orbs representing the sun and moon.
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You can purchase them with real cash of course — in bundles of anywhere from 3 to 140 — but Heroes also rewards orbs.
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For example, it will cost 20 orbs (instead of 25) to summon five heroes if you decide to purchase the entire batch.
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So it's really awesome to see silver orbs flying in the sky to inspire me to make more beautiful silver jewelry pieces.
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Symmetra: Both of Symmetra's main attacks — the short-range beam and the charged, slow-moving energy orbs — bust through D.Va's Defense Matrix.
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At the time, no one knew what to make of these transparent orbs, so the beads languished at the university for years.
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For new users, these Orbs will also make it easier to get started without having to write a lot of boilerplate code.
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One night, paneer was fried to the point of desiccation; on another, orbs of Manchurian fritters were icy cold at the center.
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He showed me a visualization depicting that moment, which included the kind of spinning gaseous orbs that are familiar from any planetarium.
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Aim Lab responded to my skill level and—depending on my performance—orbs spawned in various sizes and disappeared at different speeds.
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But when Mr. Silven presides over the long table, adorned with crystal-decked branches and lit by glowing orbs, wonders crowd in.
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Others carefully blew the glass into orbs that they then rolled with wet wooden ladles, further coaxing the masses into rounded shapes.
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Sphero encourages users to name their orbs, and the children I saw playing with them clearly regarded them as more than machines.
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I paused my autopilot commute home and joined the crowd of children and adults looking up in awe at the soapy orbs.
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"Open your heart and receive your baby's love," a woman's voice implored me, as brightly colored glowing orbs levitated in the distance.
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The best I can come up with are pillbugs, those weird little isopods that ball themselves up into protective orbs when threatened.
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But even better are the radish pancakes — orbs of laminated dough that flakes around ribbons of crunchy radish, dried shrimp and cured ham.
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The game will be free-to-play with optional in-app purchases, as you can buy things like orbs to summon specific characters.
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Not a fine dining interpretation of chocolate-flavored puffed grain cereal, but literally the General Mills orbs for which kids allegedly go cuckoo.
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He's making the discs dance and tossing them back and forth with such flair that it's like they're floating orbs moving around him.
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The rich world is awash with great glowing orbs for the main population centres and orange tentacles for the roads that link them.
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There's a young boy and a colorful dragon, and what seems to be a quest to find five orbs to soothe the monster.
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In the Tangled world you have to avoid barrels falling down a hill, while Inside Out tasks you with collecting colorful memory orbs.
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Related: A Balloon Light Pyramid Illuminates Japanese Ruins Enter a 'Globosphere' of Flashing Orbs [Premiere] Disappear in a Forest of Lights in 'Epicenter'
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Currently, there are Orbs for working with Heroku and Amazon's S3 and CodeDeploy, for example, as well as the obligatory Slack notification Orb.
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The study of such exoplanets has thrown up hundreds of examples of "hot Jupiters", giant orbs that orbit close to their parent stars.
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On the way out, he flipped some switches on a tiny black box, and the orbs above filled the room with white noise.
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The orbs are in fact ADS-B antennas, receivers that pick up the broadcasts airplanes are legally required to send while in flight.
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One version has patients tilting a tablet to steer the character's hoverboard, dodging fiery potholes and looking for special orbs along the way.
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Mr. Nozkowski's approach gave him an unlimited supply of source material, which he resolved into orbs, dots, ellipses, bulges, partial grids or arcs.
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The circles feel planetary, evoking a sky filled with cosmic orbs, which is perhaps why I made the association with Italian Renaissance paintings.
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It's lined with expertly exploited mirrors and several dozen floor-bound and ceiling-dangling spheres that create (surprise!) a silvery "infinity" of orbs.
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It's a freemium title, meaning you can play it without paying, but in-app purchases let you buy "orbs" (needed to summon new characters).
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One of the trickiest aspects of getting the shot is simply knowing where to look for the headliners amid the countless bright orbs above.
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Related: Light Painting World Record Set by 200 Glowing Orbs Chinese Robot Wins World Record for Walking 500,000 Christmas Lights Break Guinness World Record
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Crinkly and slightly raised, the moons' roundness conjures orbs, but it also conjures breasts, and the creaminess around them evokes lingerie or bare skin.
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The poem, written by Sean Raymond, and titled "An Ode to 7 Orbs," on the other hand, is probably geared toward a younger audience.
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At other times, enormous orbs materialize, concealing giant keys like the ones being sought in the treasure hunt that forms the backbone of RPO.
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When my wife and I visited Sedona, Arizona a couple of years ago, we happened to see two orange orbs in the night sky.
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He creates pendants, and miniature trophies that he then encapsulates inside glass orbs, giving his final products that impossible 'ship in a bottle' illusion.
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This is breakfast, in Brooklyn as in Taipei, Taiwan's capital, and Shanghai (where it's called ci fan and molded into logs or rough orbs).
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In each painting, the setting is surreal but the figure's stance is coolly elegant; his eyes, pupil-less white orbs, suggest an inner reverie.
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He has dined with the queen of England, touched orbs with the king of Saudi Arabia and met with Pope Francis at the Vatican.
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At least it was decorated, with subtle sea-lettuce gelée and tiny orbs of finger lime, the "citrus caviar" of the Australian rain forest.
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All interiors feature glowing orbs of light suspended from the ceiling as well as earth-toned furniture with accents of green, pink and cold.
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The humble orbs contain the amino acid cysteine, which helps break down acetaldehyde, which is thought to be one of the causes of hangovers.
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Given that scientists have made headway on the first two, a mission to these blue orbs might have good prospects in the near future.
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Watching the video you'll see newborn stars, glowing clouds of dust and gas heated by intense radiation, and oddly shaped gaseous orbs surrounding protoplanetary disks.
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Dilg's landscapes are poised on the edge — from moments of harmony with the elements to visions of glimmering orbs of sterility floating in the sky.
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He has a painful goodbye with a woman suggested to be his romantic partner, opens a jar of glowing orbs, and walks towards a window.
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I start getting frustrated on my quest for more orbs after a couple hours, so I throw on some trashy reality TV and start cooking.
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Orbs aren't limited to unlocking play time, they also revive fallen soldiers in battle and unlock new characters to add to your team (see sidebar).
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Especially since you see demonstrable progress as you collect those orbs, with your jumps getting higher and previously inaccessible rooftops suddenly appearing beneath your feet.
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There could be nothing in Crackdown 3 but agility orbs and it'd still be a blast to bounce around the city in search of them.
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Summoning new characters costs orbs, and you can see the percentage chance you have of getting certain characters, so there's an element of luck involved.
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In Shade's best case scenario, you'll have configured your entire house with Orbs, allowing the lights to work together when activating the different mood settings.
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That's the main takeaway from a new study announced by NASA that challenges our perceptions of the moon and other rocky orbs out in space.
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Residents in the small village of Nyda, right above the Arctic circle, first noticed the large icy orbs on a nearby beach in late October.
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The obscuring weather actually accentuated the brightness of Venus and the crescent Moon and transformed them to appear as glowing orbs floating over the countryside.
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Many consumers already know that tomatoes picked fresh off the vine pack far more flavor than the bright red orbs chilling at the grocery store.
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As the water retreated, chunks of the ice rolled over in the wet sand, forming orbs the size of tennis balls, bowling balls and basketballs.
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For $159 more, you still only get one Lift, although it's the Pro version that can also charge tablets and phones, along with five Orbs.
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They decided to photograph their hotcakes individually to replicate images of the satellite as seen from space, as perfect orbs floating against a dark background.
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You can dive in and experience the disorienting orbs of light and the gentle rattling sound they make, not to mention the new-balloon smell.
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The new layer of 'peel' traps water inside the fruit and keeps air out, which stops your avocados from turning into depressing orbs of sludge.
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Why would anyone who doesn't drive and relies on walking for everything do this to the ridiculously painful orbs that already lurk between the legs?
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No one tried hugging the orbs, but people were looking at the reflections, maybe feeling a little confused as they saw themselves in their surroundings.
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In Japan, rice balls — known as onigiri or omusubi — are typically cushiony orbs of fluffy white rice with a sheet of nori folded around them.
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She made that fantasy a reality by printing fake signs advertising orbs and crystals and hanging them over the signs of other sold-out goods.
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Bruce Munro's latest "Field of Light" installation, consisting of 60,000 glowing orbs of light spread across 15 acres, cast the world's eye on Paso Robles.
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The goal is to replicate a provided pattern by clicking on a dot on tumbling blocks or swirling orbs, then watching as they go into motion.
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Then, last week, the company dropped its entire Valentine's Day lineup — featuring pink orbs and heart-shaped emoji bath bars— which made us fall even harder.
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But if you station a battalion of microbubbles at the barrier and hit them with a focused beam of ultrasound, the tiny orbs begin to oscillate.
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Just as it was in the original game, exploring rooftops to find and collect agility orbs in story mode is the stickiest aspect of Crackdown 3.
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This holistic design is further enhanced by the game's wonderful take on a leveling system, where basically everything you do generates orbs that enhance your ability.
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I'm not sure what exactly I did, but I figure if they're attacking me, I may as well snag a few pricey orbs for my trouble.
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Downstairs (the exhibition encompasses both floors of the gallery) are two large, inflated Mylar orbs in the middle of the space ("Aerocene Constellation 3/2," 2018).
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The 13,000-square-foot property, built and owned by the fashion magnate Pierre Cardin, is composed of giant terra cotta orbs arranged in a sprawling hive.
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In stark monochrome, the Alchemy video features ferrofluid-like orbs that morph and transform into human figures, namely performance artist Sylvia Lajbig and dancer duo AyaBambi.
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Sometimes the orbs — which can grow to nearly a foot in diameter — rise to the surface during the day, and then sink back down at night.
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What makes them ultra dope is the harmonious contrast between the emerging disorder of their crusty, protruding exteriors, and the cracked, mirrored orbs at their centers.
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"The cucumbers are salted and then a tiny melon baller is used to cut out small perfect orbs of delicious cucumber for the dish," Stodel says.
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She has a cool cyberpunk/witchy vibe going, with black and purple garb and the ability to throw out orbs that heal allies and drain enemies.
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The industry would still be able to sell nicotine in other forms, like e-cigarettes, nicotine orbs, sticks and lozenges, for example, and gums and patches.
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The broken pieces are soaked in water and coated in wheat flour, a process done entirely by hand, pinch by pinch, turning them into tiny orbs.
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For about a year now, continuous integration and delivery service CircleCI has offered Orbs, a way to easily reuse commands and integrations with third-party services.
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Unsurprisingly, some of the most popular Orbs focus on AWS, as that's where most of the company's developers are either testing their code or deploying it.
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Instead it becomes a blurry scrim, and through it we see glowing orbs of light alive with movement — a miniature man inside each of them, descending.
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A Good Appetite The tiny orbs of pasta, blanketed in feta and mixed with roasted tomatoes and chickpeas, are a brighter take on creamy comfort food.
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The glistening orbs reached diameters of up to 10 inches, and so evenly lined the shore that one might've thought they'd been placed there by hand.
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Both are effervescent abstractions inspired by the orbs of light from the incandescent electric street lights, primary colors orbiting as she responded to that radiating illumination.
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Yeah, every now and then little light orbs will show up on my cell phone and I used to date someone who was convinced they were ghosts.
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You do this by collecting orbs that are scattered throughout a number of different stages, but require you to solve platforming puzzles in order to reach them.
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These water worlds, therefore, aren't just planets without terrestrial surface features—they're basically water-logged orbs with bits of rock and metal thrown in for good measure.
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Oscar's sexual organ would be the key to my performance, and Rob made a Christmas stocking of a thing, with low hanging orbs filled with dried beans.
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They played slinky electronic music and the light fixtures were silver orbs and the seating was black leather and none of the furniture provided any back support.
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Agencies could educate employees on how to recognize high-altitude balloons hit by moonlight, fireballs that look like floating orbs, noctilucent clouds that resemble extraterrestrial neural networks.
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And the older one gets and the lower his balls hang, the more absurd the proposition of having extremely sensitive orbs hanging down between your legs becomes.
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And to Tintagel, for the restorative view of the sea, another shot at seeing those orbs in the glen, another warm, sweet night in a friendly pub.
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In "+/- Human" the orbs are given equivalent status to the dancers — five from the Royal Ballet, including the principal Edward Watson, and 10 from Company Wayne McGregor.
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Not to mention a minidress made from hundreds of crystal orbs with silver foil embedded in the centers, like a sort of magical shield for the body.
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Over the weekend, Variety reported that Sony was rebooting the cult classic, which starred David Bowie as Jareth, the baby-stealing glammy Goblin King who loves sweet orbs.
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Tiny, planet-like orbs surge as if orbiting a supermassive black hole, while blue, black, purple, yellow, pink, and starlight gold pigment swirl behind them like solar wind.
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If you have a collector's mentality, or just really want to have Tiki on your team, you'll likely need more orbs than what you can earn in-game.
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To get new characters, you'll have to "summon" them, which requires you spend five orbs to receive a randomly selected hero from across the entire Fire Emblem universe.
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Of all the objects that it has been possible to collect in the long history of video games, perhaps none have been as satisfying as Crackdown's agility orbs.
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Each orb you find improves your movement a tiny bit, letting you jump a little higher and further, which of course lets you reach more and more orbs.
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"That's a common trope with UFO videos: ghostly orbs are lens flares and reptilian disguises are compression artifacts showing up on the video on someone's face," says Melikdjanian.
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Here is a "round" up of the best orbs in sci-fi and fantasy, which offer power the 45th president of the US could only dream of... 1.
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Related: Light Painting A Darkened Woodland Into A Magical Wonderland Light Painting World Record Set by 200 Glowing Orbs 1,000 Light Paintings Form One Beautiful Stop-Motion Animation
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Colossal metallic orbs protrude off of morphed building complexes, skyscrapers grow out of the sides of other skyscrapers, ambiguous cords of twisted white erupt from the earth's core.
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A few recipes come from Mr. Novikov's mother, like a perfect dessert of little orbs of tangy yogurt cheese, flecked with poppy seeds and simmered in sour cream.
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"Narcissus Garden" has been shown far and wide since its renegade debut in Venice, though in subsequent iterations the plastic orbs were replaced with more durable stainless steel.
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The orbs are first to enter the soaring circular space of the Roundhouse, a Victorian-era engine repair shed that has long been a place for experimental work.
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But some remain on longer, including "Chromotherapy Christmas" at Eccleston Yards, featuring 500 suspended orbs in colors said to energize, calm or evoke happiness (free; through Jan. 11).
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To make pão de queijo, near-hollow orbs that suggest cheese spun into air, Brazilians in New York sometimes have to settle for kneading Parmesan into the dough.
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I see nothing but grass, but she bends to one knee and plucks a delicate weed with rainwater cluster in the center of its leaves like crystal orbs.
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In theory, ghostly photographs — ones that feature silhouettes of the deceased or levitating orbs — should seal the deal for anyone who's on the fence about the spirit world's existence.
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If you're the type of player who loves collecting — Heroes has hundreds upon hundreds of heroes to collect — you may want to spend your orbs building out your roster.
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The wild-looking meadow is not in a rural outpost, but sandwiched between a sewage plant — the orbs are the tanks — and a parking lot packed with tractor-trailers.
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More than 5,000 such orbs that will soon be suspended in a grid at the bottom of the Mediterranean Sea as part of a new neutrino telescope called KM3NeT.
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They also compared the quakes' timing to the distance between Earth and the Moon, to test how tidal forces between the two orbs could have influenced the seismic behavior.
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His 2018 "Waste of Space" in the gallery's Glass House featured suspended orbs that appeared like tiny planets, but were balls of trash ranging from keys to old toys.
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These gross liquid orbs, which were alternately brownish or cloudy white in color, had become miniature planets of activity for the opportunistic microbes that were attempting to commandeer Mir.
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At Paradis des Gouts, she is an ambassador, explaining dishes to diners mostly unfamiliar with them, like attieke, fermented cassava pulp grated and molded into tiny couscous-like orbs.
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The next ingredient is kurut (from which kurutob takes its name), a profoundly salty yogurt palmed into little orbs and left in the sun to grow hard and dry.
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We see that there are four juicy red orbs hanging from the branches, more than enough for her and Adam to each have their own fruit to bite into.
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After playing the game for any length of time, it's impossible to leave the house without wondering how many more orbs you'd need to scale that building across the street.
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In a hands-on portion of the demo, I bunny-hopped across a neon-lit future metropolis, collecting green orbs to upgrade my strength and agility, and grabbing overpowered weaponry.
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There are glowing orbs dangling out of towering red plants, strange purple clams stuck to green rocks, turquoise crystal formations that shimmer hypnotically when I point my flashlight at them.
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The goal, ostensibly, is to collect a series of orbs scattered around, which in turn will create constellations in the sky that will eventually add color back to the world.
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Prophecy Record in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix The Hall of Prophecy is stacked with misty blue orbs, each one containing a prophecy spoken by a Seer.
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The irresistible combination of vivid color, sweet scent, fizz factor, and sometimes even sparkles (if you want 'em) makes these orbs both Instagram fodder and a remedy for existential malaise.
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The images commonly associated with seances — levitating tables, wisps of smoke, orbs of light — entered the public imagination in the U.S. and U.K. during the Victorian era, the practice's height.
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But such gripes melt away in the presence of an ethereal copper-and-iron-wire concatenation from 1954—seven interconnected orbs, two of which surround smaller spheres like translucent cocoons.
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A ghost log in the lobby details scores of unexplained sightings, from glowing orbs of light to strange sounds and sightings of hospital gurneys rolling down hallways at all hours.
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The game does reward you for summoning multiple fighters at once; the cost per fighter goes down to three orbs if you add five fighters to your army at once.
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First presented by the artist as an unofficial project outside the Italian pavilion at the 1966 Venice Biennale, "Narcissus Garden" (1966) consists of 1,500 reflective orbs spread throughout a space.
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In my review, I described Webster's painting as follows: […] crammed with radiating orbs, concentric circles, dots, cellular and paramecium-like shapes that are cartoony but somehow don't become a cartoon.
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Novices should start with Angela Caglia's Rosebud Eye Treatment Set ($65), hand-held rose-quartz orbs designed for massaging the eye area and temples (a gentler alternative to gua sha).
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Nintendo is calling this process summoning, and it essentially lets you spend a certain number of orbs to unlock new heroes through a randomized system not unlike a collectible toy machine.
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"The game is designed around the idea that free-to-play players, people who don't purchase any orbs, will be able to play the game without any major difficulties," says Maeda.
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It appears to have two wide-angle lenses that can shoot stereoscopic video, and it's a far cry from the expensive alien orbs that we often see in VR film shoots.
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Again, the slightest touch of pigment will suffice here, since having bright orbs of color right in the center of your face can only be pulled off with barely-there shading.
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This pup's pure joy is palpable as she dashes and leaps through the colorful orbs, which her dad says he bought when a local Toys 'R' Us went out of business.
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To build a larger collection of dragons, players can pay to tap into a network of "Magic Talons" — glass orbs about the size of a softball, specially designed for the game.
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There are tips for stir-frying on a "wimpy stove," and shortcuts like using a microwave to make the dough for ciba, orbs of sticky-rice paste coated in crushed peanuts.
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She finished me off with a layer of La Prairie's Caviar Eye Serum, which she massaged onto my under-eyes with icy blue glass orbs, meant to stimulate circulation and soothe.
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Instead, you complete Shrines — single-puzzle micro-dungeons — and earn Spirit Orbs, that you can then exchange for heart containers or stamina boosts (stamina lets you climb, run, swim and paraglide).
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Related: Watch the Longest Hoverboard Ride in History 500,000 Christmas Lights Break Guinness World Record Light Painting World Record Set by 200 Glowing Orbs Chinese Robot Wins World Record for Walking
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Colored orbs of every color sprawl out in all directions, like the The Matrix's "guns, lots of guns" construct scene mixed with the Yellow Submarine and a sizable dose of acid.
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Clark gives the idea a promotion by shaping little balls from mashed fish, potatoes and espelette pepper, frying them and mounting the orbs on a bright parsley pesto sharpened with capers.
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A folksy assembly line begins as a mural and then angles out into the space with a row of small wood orbs on sticks, three abreast, like an army of lollipops.
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A row of spheres each surrounded by small, swirling orbs of light extended its length in a neat row, recalling planets dancing together, in precise synchronization, to a deep, ambient soundscape.
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Here, orbs that seem to represent the sun or moon are not great, glowing celestial bodies; they are dull, badly copied, half-remembered objects that now seem like ersatz versions of themselves.
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KMBC later reported that the mystery orbs may be part of a flight test for the Defense Advance Research Projects Agency (DARPA), which launched three balloons from Cumberland, Maryland, on Monday night.
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Objectifying time is also beautifully achieved with Cassils's" Encapsulated Breaths" (2017), a group of hanging, blown glass orbs that contain the artist's captured breath and resemble cartoon speech bubbles devoid of words.
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Scattered across the landscape, there are over a hundred shrines containing puzzles that unlock orbs to upgrade your strength and stamina, in turn making it easier to access and escape more shrines.
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For one thing, the smaller orbs that cover the machines each have an incredibly bright light in the center, and they all appear to be made of some kind of metallic substance.
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Earning community-given Stylish points rewards players with gold orbs, the game's equivalent of a second life, which come in handy when facing some of Devil May Cry 5's bigger bosses.
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The conceit of the "sport" is fairly simple: two teams of three try to overload their mechs (by collecting power orbs or, more often than not, shooting and punching the opposing team).
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Heaven forbid if I were to find myself beneath the oppressive glare of these orbs without anything keeping them and their wrath at bay, I'd surely be homeward bound in short order.
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These brilliant orbs of hand-cut Jaipuri crystal atop 1920s Japanese pearls, held aloft by delicate talons of diamonds, represent the latest chapter in the designer Hanut Singh's family's obsession with jewels.
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The Chicago-based artist renders a fictional ecosystem with unknown flora: glowing berry-like plants, candy-shaped orbs, and colorful sphere mists sprouting out of a darkness, exotic soil, and ocean waters.
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In order to summon a random fighter, adding them into your army roster permanently, players use the in-game currency of orbs, which can be both earned and—you guessed it—bought.
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According to RocketNews24, a new instant curry called Kappa Curry with Shirikodama, has hit the market (and Amazon), which, if you've been paying attention, means that it contains the spiritual anal orbs.
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Glowing orbs of various colors serve as valuable means of earning XP, which is used to upgrade your snake's length and girth stats, making you more fearsome in player-vs-player combat.
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The goal of the game is to eat these orbs and to avoid running into the side of any other snakes, an instantly fatal action in "the hexagon," where life is fleeting.
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Glowing silvery orbs hang from the ceiling, an echo of both the celestial mural in the main concourse and the starry sky that cloaks Scandinavia in darkness for much of the year.
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Known as the 'Nightglow,' 25 hot air balloons taking part in the festival were tethered to a field and lit up as guests mingled among the glowing orbs and listened to music.
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Amid the overflowing stands of shiny red orbs still in the markets in early fall are bright jars of preserved local, organic tomatoes sold by Jorge Moret, a partner in City Saucery.
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Pacino is leaner and louder, with a wary stare in those haunted orbs; Nicholson is more of a bulldog—foursquare, wasting fewer words, and thus, for my money, providing a more tenacious bite.
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Not rubberized like so many fried and grilled fish balls I've had the chance to chew and chew and chew, these were pillowy little orbs that just barely contained the pulverized pork within.
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Around the base of each of those gigantic plants is a tiny ecosystem of other fauna, from glowing yellow flowers to pulsating green orbs that move like liquid inside of a hard shell.
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We'll list the final results below, but you can watch the video — complete with nifty toy Zenyatta orbs that I would totally buy, Blizzard — if you want the suspense of the live drawing.
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When I returned just before the final seating, the Grange was bathed in a warm glow and the old glass windows were spilling orbs of light and peels of laughter into the yard.
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Rihanna tweeted out a brief teaser for the video this morning, and it looks suitably alien: she's terraforming a canyon and conjuring purple orbs while decked in a funky, flowing red pseudo-pantsuit.
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The new hero Moira does a great deal of healing and damage, and is kind of reminiscent of an evil Symmetra with her close-range homing beam and long-range orbs of pain.
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Over the past decade, incandescent bulbs, which are the largely recognized glass orbs with glowing wire centers, have been rapidly replaced with more energy-efficient alternatives in America's fight against greenhouse gas emissions.
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It seems like they were both cast, in part, for their staring ability: Ludovica Nasti (who plays Lila) has these eyes like glowing orbs and Elisa del Genio (Lenù) has such long eyelashes.
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The orbs identify these columns as the mythic Pillars of Solomon, of interest to Johnson for their significance in Masonic lore, which includes both self-purification and the alchemical "purification" of lead into gold.
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Even John Waters, who once called them "little balls of hell, limp and wilted after a lifetime of being pissed on by birds and other contaminated creatures," is fond of these stinky little orbs.
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Though little is still known about the game, which comes from original Mega Man producer Keiji Inafune, it appears to take place in a world full of robot pieces and orbs that power them.
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The world is so dire that I almost decide against landing, when I see a bright light flash on the ground, and I realize there are more glowing orbs I can harvest for cash.
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The sand grains there aren't rock, but orbs of calcium carbonate called aragonite, which some scientists believe is formed by bacteria as deep ocean water moves into the warm, shallow banks of the Caribbean.
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The branch was a water spinach stem brushed with turkey emulsion and bedazzled with little yellow pike eggs, tiny finger-lime orbs, pink and purple flowers the size of shirt-collar buttons, and whatnot.
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Her Mon Bijoux necklace, for example, has opaque orbs of animal parchment strung on gilded wire, each bearing an image stitched in catgut thread of an embryo in one of nine stages of development.
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Ms. Rozovsky's final comment shows two orbs — a giant close-up of her right eye nearly touching the head of her sleeping infant — and has an intensity worthy of Odilon Redon or Philip Guston.
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Vegetables can become gelatinous orbs; meat can infuse ice cream; herbs can be reinvented as, say, a wispy foam placed atop a single scallop over a crumble made of oranges, or what have you.
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Related: Massive LED Star Lights Up Malaysia Biohacker Lisa Park Has Art on the Brain Take An Electrifying Look Inside The World's First Light Art Museum Light Painting World Record Set by 200 Glowing Orbs
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Palantír in The Lord of the Rings series This is a classic crystal ball used to privately communicate with other Palantír orbs in Middle Earth, kind of like Snapchat with more corruption of the soul.
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Like Pokemon floating in special places, this world has orbs that show you the exact locations of major chords, minor chords and more, using the 3-D space tracking and augmented reality capabilities of Hololens.
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A turn of the head opened up new vistas — orbs of light; a milky stream of lavender — in a virtual journey through the Orion Nebula that was beautiful and surprising, and over far too soon.
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To do so, the manufacturers of Kappa Curry with Shirikodama have opted for quail eggs as a substitution and promise three faux-anal-orbs per package, all for the low low price of five bucks!
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In the upcoming iteration, the worn industrial charm of the venue — the T9 building, a former train garage in the Gateway National Recreation Area at Fort Tilden — will contrast sharply with the pristine reflective orbs.
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On Tuesday, Baskin went to her local Costco and replaced signs for sold-out products, like water and rice, with signs for magical items like boots of levitation, an enchanted battle ax, and summoning orbs.
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For glasses or any other round piece, the bubbles are rolled rapidly in the hollowed-out center of a chunk of beechwood attached to a handle, rather like a wooden saucepan, to create smooth orbs.
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If you've ever been on a military base, it's pretty much the same: standard government-issued guard shacks and fencing, with all-seeing omnidirectional camera orbs mounted on poles—but no security personnel in sight.
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Though its mission design and NPC dialogue haven't aged all that well, you'll still get at least a few hours of entertainment running around its open world, collecting orbs, and quickly scaling buildings with superhuman leaps.
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When they open in 2018, the 100-foot-tall orbs—Amazon calls them Biospheres—will host more than 363 plant species from around the world, creating what the company sees as the workplace of the future.
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In a hall labelled "Happy Child World," clunky games consoles that look like props in a 1980s sci-fi movie sit covered in dust, and plastic orbs from the ball pit are strewn across the floor.
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Others include that of the ghost of a young girl playing with a ball, a woman in an old-fashioned maid's outfit, as well as reports of mysteriously glowing orbs, breathing sounds, and disembodied children's laughter.
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But it seems imposed on the composition by Pousette-Dart in order to direct or control the countless orbs swarming across the canvas, much like discrete moments of the past teeming willy-nilly in our minds.
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With the premieres of "Aureole" (1962, to music of Handel) and "Orbs" (1966, to Beethoven), Mr. Taylor broke through to new levels of national and international popularity as other companies started presenting many of his creations.
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But the interesting aspect of "+/- Human" is not really the interaction between the dancers and the orbs, which are programmed to react to the moving bodies, effectively making decisions about how and when to follow them.
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Things were running smoothly until a 12-foot aluminum tree collapsed and 30 colored orbs the size of bowling balls rolled toward the edge of the stage that had been erected a mere 232 hours earlier.
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Suspender-wearing bartenders in New York got there long ago with their giant crystal-clear cubes, and meticulous Japanese bartenders got there before the New Yorkers, carving beautiful orbs by hand for highballs and prize whisky.
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The multiplayer addition to No Man's Sky is very basic: players who run into each other in the vast, procedurally generated galaxy will be able to see each other, but will only appear as little floating orbs.
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Max Bennett, Kindred's robotics product manager, says that the process is designed so that human warehouse workers can operate multiple Orbs simultaneously, gripping objects and letting the software take the reins before cycling to the next setup.
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The Grand Salon serves three meals a day as well as afternoon tea in a beautiful space decorated in the same neutral palette as the rest of the hotel contrasted by large red orbs crafted from roses.
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Vast "urchin barrens" — stretches of denuded seafloor dotted with nothing but hundreds of the spiny orbs — have spread to coastal Oregon, where kelp forests were once so thick it was impossible to navigate some areas by boat.
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These Instagram-ideal rooms of Creed's are typically crowdpleasers, but attempting to push through the staticky rubber orbs to the exit actually made me feel claustrophobic — as if I were paradoxically drowning in a sea of air.
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There, owners and married couple Joung Im Yi and Wan Suk Jung will change everything you thought you knew about dumplings and spicy, pickled cabbage as soon as you bite into their little orbs of carby joy.
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I was mesmerized by one dark and lonely piece hanging in the apartment at 417 Lafayette, "Untitled" (1958), which depicts red orbs glowing from behind dense dribbles of black paint, like sheets of rain cloaking city streetlights.
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Moving my head from side to side, I realize there is a pair of glowing, spinning orbs on the right wall, purple and pulsing like another visual puzzle in which I could get lost ("RICE" (1999 – 2009)).
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Just under a foot in diameter, the stainless steel orbs reflect the environment, creating seemingly endless echoes of the towering trees, the changing skies and the multiple arches of the pavilion Johnson designed at the pond's edge.
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No one disputes that the little neon orbs, which typically come in luminescent shades of yellow, orange, red and pink, are easier to follow in the air than conventional white balls, or that they're easier to find.
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Mills had divided her class into groups of three, and the leaders of each trio hurried over to a counter where ten Spheros—milky white orbs about the size of navel oranges—sat in blue charging cradles.
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Documented in the book Hunt for the Skinwalker, the Shermans alleged that their cows were mutilated with surgical precision in broad daylight and that their family was hunted by strange aerial objects and floating orbs of light.
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Largely blue with green and white accents, Sally Webster's modestly-scaled, nearly square painting, "Untitled" (2013), is crammed with radiating orbs, concentric circles, dots, cellular and paramecium-like shapes that are cartoony but somehow don't become a cartoon.
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The goal is to collect a series of orbs that will eradicate an infection of hardness that is plaguing the soft biomes of Semblance, which, as its name suggests, is meant to be a place of changeable realities.
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The dreamy swirls of alabaster wind, golden orbs, and deep blue skies make it truly one-of-a-kind, but that doesn't mean there aren't hundreds of college kids hanging posters of the piece in their dorm rooms.
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In the resulting print, which is part of a body of work titled "Moon Studies and Star Scratches," a cobalt blue sky is flecked with radiant orbs, fingernail moons and slender white lines tracing the paths of stars.
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There were more fireworks hidden on the death altar, because as the green Roman candle orbs finally hit the screen, the fire exploded into fountains of rainbow sparks, the ladders melting and the smoke rising toward the treetops.
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However, unlike Ruff's works, which give way to grids mimicking the actual shape of pixels, Rauh's images are composed of tiny colored orbs set against a black background, formed by the prismatic light that shines through the glass.
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The Parker House rolls are gravity-defying orbs served with soft cultured butter that, in the evening's best magic trick, rises from a custom-made dish in six identical ridged curls, like shrimp performing a Busby Berkeley routine.
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They have landed in a strange purgatory presided over by an old amusement park attraction, the Amazing Karnak, a mechanical fortune teller with glowing orbs for eyes, his sepulchral voice and dust-dry humor provided by Karl Hamilton.
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Troll Dolls & Koosh Balls Mar-Vell has only the best '90s toys on her spaceship, like an assortment of Troll dolls and Koosh balls (those are baseball sized orbs comprised of rubber strings, to you youngins in the audience).
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In addition to offering a wide range of audio and video recorders (to capture orbs and ghostly voices), thermometers (to measure for cold spots), motion sensors, and other gear, GhostStop sells a wide variety of Electromagnetic Field (EMF) meters.
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At around seven pounds, I was still able to comfortably walk around in my little booth box as I played Space Pirate Trainer, a VR game for the HTC Vive where you're shooting robotic orbs and dodging laser fire.
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The idea behind Orbs is to give the company's users the ability to share their preferred CI/CD configuration across teams and projects by allowing them to package their commands, executors and jobs into a few lines of code.
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From Tape Drives to Memory Orbs, the Data Formats of Star Wars Suck (Spoilers) (by Sarah Jeong) Rogue One: A Star Wars Story was supposed to be the first glorious spinoff from the main Star Wars franchise under Disney.
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MeMe's Manhattan—according to Clark, the original MeMe drinks one daily—goes down easy, as do MeMe's BBQ Meatballs, juicy little orbs dripping with a sweet, hoisin-based sauce and served in a seventies-style ceramic crock with toothpicks.
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In "Council, Untitled (15–53)" (2015), the orbs are nearly mirrored images (they seem a millimeter from kissing), and their ivory edges almost recede into the background; only up close do we see that they are actually, barely, touching.
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"You start to see some of the same accessories at showings," said Lisa Larson, an associate broker at Warburg Realty, enumerating items like white nailhead love seats, cowhide rugs and small abstract sculptures, including various versions of metal orbs.
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Dusk Sail Relativity OTW Set Singularity Lunar Radial Dusk David Ogle makes your typical landscape look just a bit alien, using things like glowing orbs, luminous smoke, and lasers (yes, lasers) to create elaborate sculptures in the most unusual places.
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The girl's emotions, represented as cartoon workers in a control room, are on an emergency mission to save her from psychological catastrophe: the loss of her core memories, which look like little glowing orbs with video loops playing across their surface.
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This rewards you with satisfaction for the sake of it, but also helps you grind out a few more coins (for new weapons) and power orbs, which fill out the heroes' skill trees, powering them up and unlocking new abilities.
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Those exoplanets that have had their photographs taken so far are ones for which these problems are least troublesome—gigantic orbs (which thus reflect a lot of light) circling at great distances (maximising angular separation) from dim hosts (minimising glare).
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VX has also made its way into pop culture — the deadly nerve agent featured prominently in the 1996 blockbuster film The Rock starring Nicolas Cage and Sean Connery, where it appeared in the form of gas contained in menacing green orbs.
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In the video below, you can see one of his demonstrations, in which he blows and molds the incredibly delicate orbs of a reliquary, the art of which was as precious as the saint bones it was designed to hold.
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The clip pairs "FloriDada"'s squelchy and harmonized psych-pop with equally squelchy-looking animations: shiny patterned people face-to-face spooning, a phallic Florida swinging around at the bottom of a map, hairy orbs of color, and one eyeless baby.
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Though it's now a bit of a hipster artist hub, for a long time the main draw to Marfa was the Marfa lights: mysterious, unexplained, floating orbs that appear next to the highway on the plains just outside of town.
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Inside is a layered composition of almond and soy milk; tofu; soy and vinegar; yuzu jelly and bursting orbs of salmon trout roe; creamy tongues of sea urchin under yuzu sorbet; and an olive-green spoonful of golden osetra caviar.
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The latest series is entitled The weight of the world, a grid of 20 small canvases depicting floating orbs on bright backgrounds, popping out in pinks and blues, yellows and oranges, colors with all the sophisticated innocence of a cartoon landscape.
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The non-sequential timeline of Gorogoa, in which you shift from the boy gathering five colorful orbs for the dragon, to him as an older man seeking to understand this youthful vision, is like a storybook that's been cut into pieces.
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In our image-saturated age, we might heed our mode of engagement with these pictures, which range from the painterly abstraction of galaxies and nebulae, to the almost cartoonish orbs that populate the Voyager oeuvre, to the Moon's familiar portrait.
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The cherry-red gumballs are fat round orbs, jumbo size, and if you drop them from a height onto an unyielding surface — a soundstage floor, say, or a movie star's skull — some will split wide open, their dry white guts bared.
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Two tall armatures of interlocking steel rectangles, the taller of them rising more than 19723 feet, support heavy orbs of different-colored marble; some of the balls perch precariously on the steel frames, while others, head-scratchingly, are squinched between them.
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Two tall armatures of interlocking steel rectangles, the taller of them rising more than 20073 feet, support heavy orbs of different-colored marble; some of the balls perch precariously on the steel frames, while others, head-scratchingly, are squinched between them.
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Kalman's riff on the pearl necklace — "the polite pearl gone wild, pearls taking over the face and the body," she says — is a muslin balaclava-shaped work without eye slits, completely encrusted in luminescent cream orbs, at once beautiful and suffocating.
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Two tall armatures of interlocking steel rectangles, the taller of them rising more than 18 feet, support heavy orbs of different-colored marble; some of the balls perch precariously on the steel frames, while others, head-scratchingly, are squinched between them.
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Power-ups, "tech orbs" and various other boosts were confusingly spilled by defeated enemies, the game offering no real guidance as to what did what, and at the end of each stage was a big boss: shmup design 101, really.
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In moments of emotional distress, or after days of strictly disciplined meditation, these otherworldly apparitions appear to her as glowing vermilion orbs, towering humanoids and insects that bolt across the ceiling, all of which she depicts in colorful drawings, paintings and collages.
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Whether you're on the deck of a sunken ship at the bottom of the ocean, on a space station firing blasts at robot orbs, or painting in 3D, the Vive is truly an immersive experience that separates it from the Rift... for now.
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At first glance, Luke Jerram's "Glass Microbiology" pieces look like unassuming, decorative orbs; upon closer inspection, they depict various diseases, like HIV, smallpox, and the unsettlingly titled "Untitled Future Mutation" is loaded with sinister spikes and filled with a soft, sticky-looking coil.
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Whether it is a prize, a tool, a window into the future, or the source of one's power, orbs in fiction tend to be coveted items that both villains and heroes are willing to kill and die to obtain, like an otherworldly McGuffin.
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This event, which is the subject of the few Phoenix lights photos that exist, consisted of an arc of blinking orbs that moved slowly over Phoenix before promptly disappearing as soon as they reached the Estrella mountain range southwest of the city.
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According to multiple snapshots shared on Instagram, Twitter and sites like Delish, the new moisturizers — shaped like orbs, not entirely unlike Eos balms — come in a pair for $5.99, situated inside a tiny version of the well-known white Munchkins takeaway box.
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Obviously, putting shirikodama in boil-in-a-bag curry is more of a marketing ploy than a literal ingredients list, and the manufacturers of Kappa Curry with Shirikodama have opted for quail eggs as a substitution, promising three faux anal orbs per package.
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"Jubilee 2033" borrows its title and opening sequence from Derek Jarman's punk-cult film "Jubilee" (1978) and is shown in a dark gallery with futuristic elements: a bright green geometric emblem projected on the floor and blown-glass orbs resting on pedestals.
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From boxer, sculptor, and Princeton University professor Joseph Brown's spiderweb structures of ropes and springs that encouraged collaborative play, to the interconnected orbs made from recycled materials by Group Ludic in France, playgrounds were also a global movement in radically rethinking public space.
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AstroShot Zero-G Floating Orbs Target with Dart Blaster Gun & Foam Darts — $28.99 See Details If you want something a little bit more complicated, this toy set includes 14 targets and a spinning obstacle to help you improve your aim and shooting skills.
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On the night before the event hundreds of revelers, some decked out in fancy dress, line up for a seat in Madrid's Teatro Real, where pairs of schoolchildren pick the winning numbers from two revolving orbs and sing them out to the crowd.
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Only in Queens, too, on this strip known as Little Manila for its population of Filipino immigrants, will you find Jollibee's halo-halo, feathery shaved ice under orbs of ube (purple yam) and jackfruit ice cream and a tilting block of leche flan.
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Visitors can take off their shoes and enter a scaled-down version of Eliot Noyes's 1961 plan for a silvery Westinghouse Pavilion of connected orbs intended for the 1964 New York World's Fair (the very event for which the museum was built).
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Titled Orbs, the work captures the essence of the group show it's a part of Inflected Objects #2 Circulation—Otherwise, Unhinged at Future Gallery, an exploration of life cycles of objects, shattered dreams of material immortality, and the systems of exchange between substances.
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Ditko's spacey, brain-blasted approach to otherworldly art is part of the film's visual DNA, especially in the third act, when Strange visits another dimension packed with floating orbs, geometric oddities, and glowing neon shapes that looks like a particularly psychedelic Ditko splash page.
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Typical of Watson's painting and her father's dream life, a smattering of flying saucers dots the sky above them, and while they form a beautiful image, both as paintings and fantasies, these shiny orbs cannot pay the rent, which looks to be long overdue.
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There are five maps available to illustrate five qualities of a total solar eclipse, from the corona — the sun's thin outer atmosphere that shines like a ring during totality — to Baily's Beads, orbs of light that appear near the start and end of the eclipse.
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Heroes uses a rotating system of five-star heroes for character collections that will have a greater chance of showing up every week, and the percentages are clearly displayed before you decide to spend as many as five orbs to try and obtain one.
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The more we think about it, the more likely it seems that, yes, of course Beyoncé and her twin orbs will come swinging down from the Goodyear Blimp in a Swarovski crystal-studded jersey, while millions of lemons come raining down on Tom Brady's head.
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The celestial orbs of his "Starry Night" (1889) find an analog in the circular holes cut out of a plywood sky in Cromarty's untitled work from 2008-2009, in which the openings are fashioned into mystical forms that safeguard the turquoise sea and beach below.
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The drinks not only look good, but, like ASMR and slime videos, they're made up of things that sound nice, like frozen orbs plinking into a glass, bubbly water fizzing into colorful syrup, or a glass straw stirring a mixture of ice and citrus.
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The music, sometimes rhythmic, sometimes humming, sometimes vocal, is oddly inconsequential; the most atmospheric moments are when it dies away, and you hear the soft whirring of the tiny fans on each side of the orbs, drawing attention to their own choreography in the air.
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From the Chucky-inspired orbs (that are a little too realistic-looking for a relaxing soak, in our opinion) to every kind of spooky iteration you can find on Etsy, it seems that everyone is getting into the spirit of the season with their bath products.
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Distant pads provide a bedrock for a colorful latticework of more insistent synthesizers, which lend themselves quite nicely to imagining the grandeur and majesty of the cosmos, extending outward infinitely in every direction, occasional orbs of light, heat, and gravity the only landmarks in the nothingness.
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Within those scenes, players can tap or click around to discover new actions or areas of interest, sometimes zooming in and out and shifting into different areas entirely, searching for what to do next to advance the unnamed protagonist's quest to collect five different-colored orbs.
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Guston's final phase was essential to painting's resurgence in the 21968s, but how he got there is much less familiar, even to die-hard fans: an extended transition from paintings piled with squirming colored shapes through ones that isolated black rocklike orbs on mostly gray grounds.
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Shrines are important to surviving the surprisingly tough Breath of the Wild possible, as many of them are home to important loot (I recently found a bandana that made it easier to climb!) and upon finishing four of them, you can exchange spirit orbs for health and stamina upgrades.
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In September, it released a "sneak peek" video showing a sleek campus full of glass orbs and gardens patrolled by self-driving cars, but no officials I spoke to had seen an explanation of what any of the buildings were, and Foxconn declined to provide one to The Verge.
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Shrines are important to surviving the surprisingly tough Breath of the Wildpossible, as many of them are home to important loot (I recently found a bandana that made it easier to climb!) and upon finishing four of them, you can exchange spirit orbs for health and stamina upgrades.
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All five feet (five feet and three inches, if you include me) of this diva hauled that horseshoe stage (that some of you are saying looks like a toilet seat — please see me after class) 169 miles east to Boston to put on yet another festival of lights, music, and orbs.
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Whimsically nicknamed "Blood Cemetery" because of Abel and Betsy Blood's tombstones, Pine Hill Cemetery in Hollis, New Hampshire, is home to one unusually specific phenomenon, among the other run-of-the-mill ghost stuff like floating orbs: There's a hand carved into Abel's headstone, its index finger pointing to heaven.
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After much practice, what began as functional baskets — the exhibition includes a long oval one that she gave to Ms. Albers, who used it for mail — became bubbles, or continuous lines of connected orbs, or nested shapes, light enough to hang from the ceiling but solid enough to hold a corner.
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The distant Styx shone in constant movement alongside broken Nix and further out in the strange binary orbit I thought I might see Kerberos and Hydra, but for all my staring I really only noted the two massive binary orbs and attempting to rein in my thinking to the task at hand.
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At lunch, claim one of the 222 seats for a surprise three-course menu (€2221), which recently included orbs of squash in fermented-orzo broth; flower-shaped turnips with aromatic herbs and black truffle; and a twist on pizza turca with a lamb-and-sweetbreads filling beneath grilled bread dusted with tarragon.
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There is a moody triptych by Hiroshi Sugimoto, oils by the Greek Arte Povera master Jannis Kounellis, a pair of polished bronze orbs by Lucio Fontana and several pieces by François‑Xavier Lalanne, among them a life-size sheep made into a writing desk that stands in one of the living rooms.
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Some note seeing orange orbs around the mountain when the hikers were on it, their bodies were prematurely aged, etc—paired with how the Soviets handled it (the deaths were blamed on "spontaneous power of nature" and the case was quickly shuttered) caused many, to this day, to speculate about what actually caused it.
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They include Alexander S. C. Rower presenting the one-time activation of "Tightrope" (1936), with spindly objects balancing on a wire between two ebony carvings; the disorienting curls of "The Helices" (1944); the surprising layers of "Black Frame" (1934); and "Two Spheres" (1931) with white orbs floating across a dark void like lost stars.
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And they had 14 [orbs] left for the scene, and Phil said to John, 'as long as you don't hit the seam of the ball with the scissors — which would be like a one in a million chance that you could do it — the ball will slowly deflate, and it will work as planned.
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In "Red" (2017), Webster continues her evocations of a parallel cosmos by jam-packing the surface with different circular orbs that could be buttons, candies, or planetary forms, all of which are a shade of red, with the painting's black ground peering through the narrow slivers of space surrounding some of the volumetric forms.
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New York police are currently searching for anyone who may have picked up a confused hitchhiker wearing full ski gear and drove him across the country, or anyone else who may have information regarding his disappearance—like, you know, someone who recently spotted mysterious glowing orbs beaming a human down onto the Sacramento streets or whatever.
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In the later paintings, all of which are done in either acrylic or acrylic and graphite (another of her innovations), Gechtoff pursued the implications of her earlier work by introducing architectural elements (portals suggesting a desirable elsewhere to be attained), as well as iconic presences (celestial orbs), into her representations of a consuming natural force (think tornadoes and flames).
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"The proposed system design of [Libra] will show us whether Zuckerberg and company will lead the revolution of trust-based ecosystems, or rather, cynically strip the innovation of blockchain tech to simply do more of the same — control and sell our data," said Danny Brown Wolf, head of partnerships and strategy at Orbs, an enterprise blockchain.
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The story of Goku, a boy with a tail looking to grow stronger, and Bulma, a genius girl seeking wish-granting orbs, has long grown into an international pop cultural juggernaut, but almost two decades after its original animated run came to its completion in the United States and Japan, Dragon Ball is having a moment.
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There was an incorporation of traditional C'han (Zen) Buddhism, and with it a disavowal of ordinary logic and close parallels to Dada through the work of the Xiamen Dadaists and Huang Young Ping, whose piece "Six Small Turntables" uses the alignment of six turntable orbs to randomly determine the color, canvas, and brushstrokes of an anticipated artwork.
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Among the AWS-centric Orbs are those for building and updating images for the Amazon Elastic Container Services and the Elastic Container Service for Kubernetes (EKS), for example, as well as AWS CodeDeploy support, an Orb for installing and configuring the AWS command line interface, an Orb for working with the S3 storage service and more.
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While it's true that millennial humor has been shamed here and there for its apparent tendency toward Dadaist nonsense, layers of built-in meme-savviness, and bleak absurdism ... The stranger cries out for someone, anyone, to explain what twitter means but we keep talking about baby shoes and plums and when he's at his lowest we just start chanting about orbs.
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Lamb is celebrated in dish after dish: indulgently braised hunks of shoulder and shank arrayed over golden rice musky from cardamom; ground lamb tucked inside hollowed-out orbs of onion and trunks of eggplant, a process so labor-intensive that Mr. Almandalawi reserves it for weekends; and lamb broth, plush on the tongue, suffusing bamia, a slow breakdown of okra and tomatoes.
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And last week in MIT Technology Review, data visualization company Graphika brought those divides to life with 3D, colored depictions of the kind of filter bubbles found on Twitter in the U.S. Co-written by Graphika's CEO John Kelly and the company's research director Camille François, the graphics imagine Twitter users as colored orbs (larger or smaller depending on their follower sizes) and groups them depending on who follows whom.
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This includes Lana Del Rey fans who listened carefully to the pop queen's advice on how to hex the president and play with magical orbs inside the Hollywood sign, as well as tarot-readers, hokey emoji spell enthusiasts, serious students, and those who just enjoy a general aesthetic of "witchiness" as it relates to lifestyle blogging, interior design, food, self-help, or internet-y expressions of modern feminism.
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A mango lassi proves the best redress for the heat, as does the ever-changing array of sweets: beautiful nokshi pitha, rounds of rice-powder dough carved by hand with a wooden needle (traditionally a thorn from a date palm tree); misti nimki, bands of fried dough like chewy pie crust, shining from sugar syrup; and rosgolla, orbs of sweetened curds, yielding to the teeth without a squeak.
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See, for example, Diane von Furstenberg in a perfectly twisted scarf and suede jacket one day, a coordinated navy number and matching trousers the next; Mary Barra, the General Motors chief executive, in a cropped black leather motorcycle jacket over a white T-shirt; and Stacey Bendet, founder of Alice & Olivia and the wife of Eric Eisner, modeling her brand's best looks, including flared jeans, a periwinkle message tee with "Eye Candy" spelled out under black lashed orbs and a matching long lace coat.
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We can tell you how to make all of the best stoner snacks on the planet, sure, but realistically, you very well may find yourself parked in front of a TV, computer, or phone screen, attempting to ground yourself in reality (or flee far from it) by indulging in the utter strangeness that is the internet and its literally endless deluge of music, sex, plants, ugly cats, beautiful babies, instructional videos, cheese pulls, articles about curry that comes with edible anal orbs, and, you know, all other things that the human brain tends to fixate on.
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