I have a roll-around cart for my oil paints, another cart for acrylic paints, and one for tools.
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Marwan paints to tell the stories of the Yazidi community, and he paints because he's compelled to do so.
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They tried five different black paints, then moved into colored paints, matte for Calder and "dull semi-gloss" for Smith.
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Liquitex cadmium-free acrylic paints give you the same performance, lightfastness and vibrancy as existing cadmium paints – they're just safer for you.
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Skilled in developing new materials and paints, they work in tandem with in-house artists to precisely engineer this line of paints.
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Decades after research left no doubt that lead-based house paints were poisoning children, paint producers continued to argue their paints were safe.
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A Four-Minute Video Retrospective of Yayoi Kusama Paints a Tale of Perseverance 'Mood Ring' Group Show Paints an Honest Portrait of Mental Illness
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Related: Blind Artist Paints from 26 Years of Memories Artist "Paints" with Artificial Life and Computer Viruses 7 Artists Who Paint with Everything (Except Paint)
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THE HAGUE, Netherlands – Dutch chemicals and paints maker AkzoNobel is in "constructive" talks about a possible merger of its Paints and Coatings business with U.S.-based Axalta.
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Dutch paints maker Akzo Nobel reportedly is in talks to merge with smaller U.S. rival Axalta Coating Systems, to create a paints and coatings giant worth around $30 billion.
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Related: Street Artist Paints Pool Mural of David Bowie, Astronaut Here Are the Most Fashionable Colors of 2016, According to Pantone Makeup Artist Paints Mini-Masterpieces on Her Own Eyes
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Their paints were admired, but the business declined after rivals took advantage of advances in the technology of vinyl and acrylic emulsion paints, which dry quickly and are easy to apply.
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Sunday, June 23, 2019 — Pittsburgh, Pa. — PPG Paints Arena
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Tuesday, March 21, 2017 – Pittsburgh, PA PPG Paints Arena
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Paints and coatings maker Akzo Nobel's (AKZO.
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Neither scenario paints a pretty picture for coastal property values.
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Lush paints a picture that they're really accepting and accommodating.
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Still, the move paints a giant target on Robinhood's back.
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Carl spray paints a graffiti tribute to Monica with Frank.
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AX) and Dutch paints and coatings giant Akzo Nobel (AKZO.AS).
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Gold paints expansive, ambiguous spaces; Guillot makes curious little things.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - U.S. paints and coatings maker PPG Industries (PPG.
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He usually paints landscapes, and oftentimes, the settings are familiar.
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Sometimes he paints the walls, sometimes he coats the floor.
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The state paints me to be this notorious bloody terrorist.
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His side of the story paints a very different picture.
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When he paints, he often gets ideas for new songs.
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Jordon's archive paints a picture of a purposefully egalitarian gathering.
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As for that difference ... Wendi really paints a scary picture.
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Finally, a focus on Latin America paints the cultural Cold
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The artists repaint them, the government paints back over them.
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That imaging paints a picture of a fairly unique world.
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Paints the world as a place that's almost excruciatingly alive.
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A sober reading of the ruling paints a different picture.
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Dodd paints with bristle brushes on a hard, resistant surface.
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The VSCO girl paints her nails in pastel rainbow colors.
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We got to find someone who paints with their feet.
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Ira paints these encounters as evidence of Celeste's unfit parenting.
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In her statement, Argento essentially paints Bennett as a grifter.
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Richards paints some vivid pictures of life in politics, too.
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She paints some of the shapes flatly while shading others.
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Terse and elliptical, it paints a bleak picture of Brazil.
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He still draws every day, but he no longer paints.
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The world Roth paints is more believable than our own.
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Williams paints subjects that are simultaneously funny and extremely upsetting.
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From there, she begins working with oil paints on canvas.
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The MORPHiS blog paints this incident in a dark light.
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But the picture that this article paints is upsettingly inaccurate.
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The footage paints the picture of a happy, prosperous nation.
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Across the pond, however, the U.K. paints a different picture.
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He paints oil platforms from the North Sea to Azerbaijan.
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But one figure paints a darker picture: U.S. national debt.
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"What he paints has neither place nor time," Péladan wrote.
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Left: "BLADE paints a Handball Court at Orchard Beach," 1986.
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Miss Fernandez calls him "Valentine" as she paints his portrait.
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Now, after treating patients, he paints images from his childhood.
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However, the outcome of the vote paints a complicated picture.
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Swetnick's affidavit paints a disturbing picture of the young Kavanaugh.
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Instead, it very deliberately paints a picture of brutal mundanity.
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She wields a giant palette and an even bigger paintbrush, with which she paints three bodies, each carrying clay pots on their heads (to be clear, Wilson paints their butts, and only their butts).
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Politicians and parties have a choice between rhetoric that paints American politics as a disagreement between two reasonably well-meaning sides and rhetoric that paints it as an apocalyptic confrontation between good and evil.
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With each negative story paints you, the viewer as the villain.
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She then provided images of her workstation of paints and messes.
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But testimony in the impeachment inquiry paints a starkly different picture.
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The national data from our project paints a more nuanced picture.
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Ay paints upon the water and transfers the image to paper.
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All available information paints him as respected and apolitical public servant.
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So during the day he paints, but after midnight he draws.
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It made paints shiny and more durable, and their colours brighter.
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DiMare says most paints apply and look just like regular paint.
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Berryhill paints thinly, seemingly working the image out on the canvas.
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Be aware that the larger landscape paints a very different picture.
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But most research on the health law paints a different picture.
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Either way, this livable work of art paints a lovely picture.
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Rembrandt's technically very good, but Franz Hals paints better large paintings.
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But a fuller view of the results paints a different picture.
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Tell that to the average Swede, who paints a different picture.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Dutch paints and coatings maker Akzo Nobel NV (AKZO.
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He then hand-paints each sculpture to bring it to life.
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The book paints the city of Dusseldorf—home to Kraftwerk, Neu!
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Trump's daughter paints a personal and professional portrait of her father.
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As an artistic unperson he is banned even from buying paints.
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Pat Steir establishes her abstract voice in the application of paints.
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Hasen paints them in strange indoor settings or dreamy outdoor environments.
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Paints faces on invisible characters outside it as well as inside.
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Manigault Newman's book paints Trump in a far less flattering light.
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Jobs' Instagram profile paints a pretty fun portrayal of college life.
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The org chart also paints a clearer picture of Amazon's priorities.
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For this layer, he used PanPastels, oil paints, and gold leaf.
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But the Bank of Japan's (BOJ) experience paints a different picture.
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Ms. Minter paints sheets of glass between her subject and us.
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Of course, 50 paints a different picture of what went down.
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It feels appropriate that Goodman paints on these hard, coarse surfaces.
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There's a lot of information, but it paints an incomplete picture.
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The painter may say to the person who mixes paints, i.e.
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The research paints an even darker picture of millennial sex lives.
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The full version of the video, however, paints a broader picture.
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Yet Ephron paints her not as dumb, but rather passionately inaccurate.
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The full picture Schumer paints here is one of Republican coordination.
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Unlike Michelangelo, he paints architecture only in the most schematic ways.
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Now, one kid paints his face like a member of Kiss.
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A quick assessment of the House battleground paints the same picture.
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Ponder over 64 standard paints choices and several dozen custom hues.
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PPG Paints named Black Flame its 2018 color of the year.
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She cuts the slate, cleans it, paints it and sells it.
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But a Navy report paints a picture closer to war crimes.
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Chen paints on all sides of her objects, including the backs.
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Lerner paints in oil on wood panels, whose edges are beveled.
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Kaniah, 19, invents animé-inspired characters and paints them in acrylic.
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This actually paints a fairly positive portrait of Democrats' overall fortunes.
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Just a few buildings down is the studio where Sledsens paints.
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A little double-entry bookkeeping paints the rest of the picture.
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The value saved up in retirement accounts paints a similar picture.
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Near Hawaii, that algae paints reefs in greens, yellows, and browns.
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But a CNN investigation into his background paints a different picture.
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Then, she used fabric paints which worked out great, she added.
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When I mix these paints, I get a whole new color!
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Left: "Min paints a train in the Sutphin Boulevard layup," 19803.
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The Chinese stock market also paints a depressing picture for investors.
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Things are more nuanced when Mr. Taylor paints people he knows.
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This goes beyond the little sayings chirped out while she paints.
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National data on the phenomenon paints an even more dramatic picture.
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Their next stop is Tuesday at PPG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh.
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Video of the incident paints a clearer picture of what happened.
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Innovative, perhaps, but uninspiring are monotypes, in oil paints, of landscapes.
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Mr. Mareshki paints this as the establishment trying to silence him.
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Not every aspect of the growing economy paints a rosy picture.
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Kenneth Wong paints a woman in black texting on her smartphone.
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But that paints far too mystical a portrait of the character.
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If he paints your portrait, then you have become a member.
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But calling them "so-called angry crowds" paints them as insincere.
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Ms. Ortiz paints Ice-T as someone who got hopelessly off track.
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Haftar paints these militia as Islamist extremists, and so do his allies.
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The green paints used by China and Russia are slightly different shades.
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What happens in Holland and France paints only part of the picture.
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Their deep commitment to the process paints a distinct portrait of democracy.
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Samantha Bittman paints on patterned cloth that she weaves on a loom.
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On the downside, it paints the Fed into an ever-tighter corner.
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" He continued, "But the picture that this article paints is upsettingly inaccurate.
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Wired paints a pretty picture of Stefan Eriksson's company and product, Gizmondo.
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Neither show definitively paints the accused as guilty or provides new answers.
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In the book, she paints Trump as a bully in his marriage.
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Burnett paints a disturbing portrait of her 51-year-old single brother.
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Even when Hockney paints elsewhere he takes the Californian palette with him.
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In 35 of the 55 countries covered, most house paints contained lead.
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Lee paints a different picture, saying that his son was the aggressor.
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Ambuja Cement, Asian Paints, Maruti Suzuki, HUL and Zee Entertainment exceeded expectations.
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But despite Trump's claims, research paints the problem as a minor one.
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Comparing generations at a similar stage of life paints a different picture.
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But Clinton's answer paints a more diminutive role for the former president.
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He paints himself as champion of democracy keen to replace strongman rule.
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This paints a rather grim picture of video games featuring antisocial themes.
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Everything else paints him as an unrepentant villain with an obnoxious voice.
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In Trump's planned remarks, he paints a picture of America in disarray.
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That paints an easy target on Buck, whom fans say embodies nepotism.
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Ms Cumming, nonetheless, paints a beguiling picture of lives lived for art.
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Bloomberg's report also paints a picture of internal clashes over Apple Music.
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Cabanding sometimes paints on location for inspiration, as evidenced on his Instagram.
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The beta paints a rosy picture of what Destiny 2 could be.
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O'Reilly suggested that Kelly's book paints the network in a bad light.
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The study paints every rule — and their effect — with a single brush.
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The documentary series mostly paints Sheela as the instigator of these plots.
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The combined paints and coating company could have been worth $30 billion.
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Colin Brant paints a peaceable kingdom of leopards, orangutans, owls, and parrots.
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This also paints a "worrisome picture" for future elections, Bloomberg points out.
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To the Editor: This article paints Donald Trump as immoral and uncaring.
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B.D.S. paints in deceptively broad strokes an issue that is deeply complex.
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My first set of acrylic paints was the BASICS set by Liquitex.
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Finally, she paints the cakes with a cocoa butter-based edible paint.
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GUTFELD: When every story paints you as the villain, which happens daily.
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To the Editor: Paul Krugman paints an accurate picture of Bernie Sanders.
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She then paints everything by hand, including the eyeball irises, using acrylics.
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" The track also paints us "a picture into [her] world of escapism.
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Heavy Rain, in its bleakness, paints a cruel picture of the world.
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The federal report surveyed decades of research and paints a stark picture.
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That paints a bleak picture for WMMA, but these things take time.
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The 215-page report paints a picture of 21st century economic espionage.
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Upstairs is also where, in the long Hamptons off-season, he paints.
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Axalta, based in Philadelphia, makes automobile paints and coatings for auto parts.
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Piles of paints, brushes, water cups and towels are always scattered around.
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The new documentary Faces Places paints a quite literal portrait of France.
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Brushes and paints to my right, still life stage to my left.
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Howard paints couples — kissing, having sex, and going down on one another.
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The lawsuit filed Wednesday paints a much darker picture of conditions there.
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But the total number of deportations also paints a more nuanced picture.
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It was produced using gelatin paints, which give it an iridescent quality.
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One paints, in more of a Photoshop style than Splatoon-like splatter.
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It paints some women as strong warriors and others as weak fools.
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Like Van Gogh, Soutine paints the farthest thing from a transcendent spirituality.
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But an analysis of Mr. Trump's actions paints a more complicated picture.
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That report paints a darker picture in states that Mr. Trump lost.
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She paints: portraits of hip-hop and rap stars, lowrider cars, roses.
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Because she uses oil paints, that could take up to a week.
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But Collins said Eli Lilly's weekly chart paints an even better picture.
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The administration paints the crackdown as necessary to protect the United States.
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They're found now in nonstick products, paints, cleaning products and food packaging.
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Mr. Mendes paints an uplifting and dangerously misleading picture of the war.
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Imagery circulating on Iranian social media paints a picture of embattled opposition.
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More than anything, Untouchable paints a portrait of a culture in flux.
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All available information paints him as a respected and apolitical public servant.
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"I don't know if there's anyone that paints like me," Coleman said.
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The proposed ban would exclude some products such as medicine and paints.
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This domestic migration pattern of the past year paints a stark picture.
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Germany-based artist Stefan Pabst paints 3D images that look incredibly real.
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The map paints a startling picture of opposition to the drilling proposal.
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"This paints a global picture, and it's an average figure," Fry explains.
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You got the oils and you got the paints and the crayons.
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But the above data paints a surprisingly optimistic future for the Academy.
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People are there to watch, to be an audience while he paints.
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Well you look at his paintings and he paints like a child.
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The LiveGlam ambassador shared a mesmerizing video in which she fills in her brows, blends out blush, paints a liquid-lined cat eye, dots fresh freckles, and, of course, paints her lips — using just three Lip Kit shades.
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It's time to take a stand against flaky face paints and stripping lipsticks.
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Specifically, old paints and glazes used to make these items may contain lead.
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Scher paints layers of data onto each other to create a dizzying effect.
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The blog paints StumbleUpon's death not as a tragedy, but as a triumph.
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The Dutch paints and coatings company confirmed its financial guidance for 2016-2018.
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Carefully, Stephenson paints on a single gold hoop as I darken his curtains.
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Instead of oil paints and charcoal, the medium is icing and food coloring.
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So she paints trees, birds and flowers to help long days pass by.
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Khiwani paints a picture for me of the type of women he employs.
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New data from a Quinnipiac University poll paints that unrest in stark relief.
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Throughout, she paints a nuanced portrait of the lure and pain of zealotry.
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The Register's report, however, paints a very different picture of the console's development.
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This paints a kind of banal picture of the public's view of things.
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During the day, I'd get my paints at Canal Hardware or Pearl Paint.
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She often paints her own life in strokes that are slightly too broad.
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The memo paints a picture of Facebook having a superficial understanding of diversity.
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You put it all together and today's rebound paints a very bullish portrait.
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Being biracial paints a blurred line that is equal parts staggering and illuminating.
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Farrow's piece paints a picture of a company with top-down culture problems.
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The model paints her toenails bright red while he holds onto her calf.
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Bring on the stress of picking more perfect white paints— I CANT WAIT!!
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Kids love to doodle, be it with markers, crayons, finger paints, even food.
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It demeans female coaches and paints the nba players [as] immature sex monsters.
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The other paints different pictures of America as led by the two candidates.
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I hope he just paints water lilies by a pond nowhere near Starfleet.
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In interviews and promotional materials, Buttigieg clearly paints himself as a disruptive candidate.
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It paints in broad brushes: There is a guy in charge of town.
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Its results were helped by strength in its cosmetics, paints, and packaging products.
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Cabanding paints adjacent to a photo of the actual painting to ensure accuracy.
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A farmer covers spray paints a cow before an auction in Krefeld, Germany.
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FRANKFURT/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Dutch paints and coatings giant Akzo Nobel NV (AKZO.
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The world that Levasseur paints exists somewhere between fantastical nature and natural fantasy.
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In response, Gabriel gives few actual answers but paints a clear picture, nonetheless.
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He paints from observation, one-session paintings that are large, airy, and flickery.
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The data paints a tidy but obviously incomplete portrait of five different relationships.
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The film, directed by Cordula Kablitz-Post, paints an endearing portrait of Salomé.
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The problem is that even a bluff paints all sides into a corner.
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Cai Guo-Qiang is a Chinese conceptual artist who paints using exploding fireworks.
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And despite comparatively new paints like acrylic, oil still remains an artist favorite.
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It paints a picture of incompetence, confusion and poor planning across the government.
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It paints the familiar picture of an increasing number of nonworking older adults.
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"I'm told that it paints her in a rather unflattering light," Raju said.
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"I bought them from a guy who only paints his dog," Houellebecq said.
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Simon first photographs the locations and then digitally paints the monsters on them.
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The resulting portfolio paints a picture of a traditional community slowly embracing modernity.
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This one exercise vividly paints the picture of how our democracies have survived.
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The picture it paints, especially in his remake of Wale's "Ambition," is stark.
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LSI, whose products include anti-microbials for paints, saw first-quarter sales stagnate.
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The note asked for toys, clothes, magic markers, paints and a coloring book.
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There's a very famous picture by Goya in which he paints his mistress.
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Like Monet, Raines often paints the same subject in different settings and seasons.
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After he's assembled the image, he paints and blends them together in Photoshop.
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And since retiring he'd switched from acrylic paints and started working in oil.
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"Look the part," says Muller, who paints bruises and rashes onto her body.
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Recovering at a hospital after a heart attack, he paints on a window.
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Indeed, Edwards paints the New Deal as the culmination of the union itself.
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"Three Billboards" was controversial and paints a less-than-flattering portrait of America.
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Off to the side: inks, paints, and fine squirrel hair brushes from India.
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Making judicious use of thousands of letters, Moorehead paints an intimate family portrait.
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A closer look at prior reports by that auditor paints a troubling picture.
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Silo Art, Rural Victoria One artist paints on huge silos in rural Victoria.
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Instead of cutting girls' genitals, she symbolically paints their thighs with red ochre.
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"That one is sweet," said Ms. Arrobio, who sometimes paints patterns in watercolor.
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But the latest data from the University of Florida paints a different picture.
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Akzo is selling that unit to focus on its paints and coatings business.
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North Carolina paints an especially damning profile of this failure in our democracy.
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The Crown paints his second wife Lucy Lindsay-Hogg as one such mistress.
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She paints a deeply feminine portrait of her so-called friend for laughs.
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This op-ed paints a picture of Trump as feckless, clueless and hapless.
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The bodies she paints are a world away from the hedonism of Hockney.
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The memo doesn't say it directly, but it certainly paints a clear picture.
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Range Rover also makes some of the best premium paints in the business.
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That canvas and those paints—had they belonged to Izvosia, the old classmate?
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Posters, paints and markers were everywhere, but getting the supplies was not easy.
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The overall tone paints a picture of an America under siege by terrorists.
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The protagonist, who also paints, talks a lot about finding strength in solitude.
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He paints in solidarity with youth whose new, concrete homeland is under construction.
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He sometimes paints the paper deep mauve or adds brushwork to the glass.
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Rather, Trump paints a picture of America as a depleted, even failed state.
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The media paints the picture of a Washington gripped by gridlock and division.
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Jeffers paints an abundance of rich, dynamic purples: skies, bodies, cities and sundresses.
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A Pew Research Center report released Wednesday paints a stark picture of why.
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It repeatedly paints a picture of Clinton as largely oblivious, rather than malicious.
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He made his own pigments, his own paints, from his inventions with peanuts.
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To the right of the paints is a drying rack for wet art.
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The indictment paints a broad picture of financial crime, hidden assets, and deceit.
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Hired by Palmer Paints, which made washable poster paints for children, he was designing packages and working on coloring books for children when Mr. Klein, eager to improve sales, suggested to him that he create a coloring book for adults.
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By describing some abortions as executions, President Trump paints all abortions as willfully evil.
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This is somewhat expected from Chloe, since the show paints her as aggressively precocious.
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But if you look more closely, Diana's solo figure paints a picture of loneliness.
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She paints discarded sheets "Private" and "Public," then drapes the banners off the bridge.
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Eugene Delacroix who paints "Liberty Leading the People," he said stoicism was his religion.
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The way Trump paints it, users have to be saved from evil drug dealers.
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Beltracchi also knew exactly which paints to avoid, and worked with only period pigments.
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Blue and pink glowing colors aren't the only new addition to Pixie Lott Paints.
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As they investigate, Winters paints a picture of a society obsessed with codifying reality.
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"The agreement is not at all as bad as Trump paints it," said Beyer.
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He frequently paints its architecture, which is rapidly changing with rampant real estate development.
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He paints a violent picture of murderers and criminals pouring over the nation's border.
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The second, Courage, used a pattern and paints approved by NASA and ILC Dover.
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This statement paints a closer picture to nihilism – nothing is important, everything is meaningless.
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Last year IPEN published a review of studies of paints sold in developing countries.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Michael Berryhill has a fondness for fluorescent paints.
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She paints on wood panels coated with plaster, which is sanded down until smooth.
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Mr Bolton paints the prospect of "the first completely free hemisphere in human history".
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Footage of incredibly bored guy paints a strange portrait of said drone's tedious birth.
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Kratz paints a different picture, telling The Wrap that the incident was more sinister.
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The California artist paints with fine photorealist detail in his portraits, mainly of women.
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The track record through the year paints a mixed picture on gun control efforts.
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Jackson paints a conflictual portrait of a woman unraveling yet rational enough to plot.
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Sam's grandmother — a former nail tech — often paints his nails and he loves it.
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That paints a negative picture for commodity prices and by extension many emerging markets.
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Solomon Souza spay paints a graffiti portrait onto the closed shutter of a stall.
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A transplant from Pennsylvania, Hugh F. McKean paints "The Minister (Henry Ellis, Orlando)" (c.
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Here are the MVPs (most valuable paints), and worst picks, for five key rooms.
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It's almost like how Rubens paints a tree or fabric; everything feels like flesh.
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When he wakes up, he furiously paints, but all that's left is the tar.
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Narrated by a skilled Herzog impressionist, it paints a comically poignant portrait of Bush.
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It paints these issues as black and white when they are anything but that.
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The winning team is the one that paints the largest potion of the map.
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If eyes are the windows to the soul, one artist paints some lovely curtains.
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This bleak film paints a picture of doom and gloom where repair is impossible.
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Mr Trump paints a picture of the economy that is irreconcilable with the facts.
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Happiest in his garden, he's loves Shakespeare, paints watercolors and has written children's books.
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The drama paints a psychological portrait of an 11-year-old tomboy seeking acceptance.
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Again it paints the Americans as the sneaky aggressors, stealing from the righteous Soviets.
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It paints Cohen as a liar driven by self-interest and an unreliable witness.
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Yet the Social Security trustee's report, released late last month, paints a different picture.
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Pryor paints a provocative historical portrait while testing common assumptions about an American icon.
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Photograph by Raphael Gonzalez Taking out acrylic paints and brushes, Crabapple examined her creature.
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I'd always have markers or paints with me and I was always making stuff.
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The market value is not publicly disclosed and paints a much more troubling picture.
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"Joker" paints the villain's violent actions as inevitable because of his depression and psychosis.
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On Thursday evenings, he paints during dinner in the hotel's restaurant, the Drawing Room.
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Next, Lemp lays down new flooring or paints the floors if they've been damaged.
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But that agency's complaint paints a different picture of how the information got out.
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Sue Monk Kidd's "The Secret Life of Bees" paints a picture of South Carolina.
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But Shanker paints a picture that should be extremely worrisome to UPS and FedEx.
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Then its paints caught the eye of the National Trust, a nonprofit conservation society.
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Winsor & Newton makes wonderful watercolor paints and sets, while Derwent makes excellent watercolor pencils.
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And contrary to the picture industry paints, time spent on-call isn't play time.
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Research paints a compelling picture of the link between financial wellness and disaster preparedness.
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Since he began his self-funded art project, Castro paints two portraits a week.
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But removing the top 25 cash holders from the equation paints a grimmer picture.
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Inside they'll find 85 pieces, including a range of paints, pencils, brushes and more.
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But quite often — I always make an analogy of a person who paints paintings.
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She paints on humans, objects, and the space to create a two-dimensional scene.
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It paints a dark picture of keeping your head above water in modern America.
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She puts such great paints on her stuff even when people advise against it.
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Around the images Thalia paints a few words from the script: an alphabet frame.
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The data paints a more nuanced picture of America than the Trump administration touts.
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Trump's ascension to the White House paints a grim picture for gun control advocates.
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Then she paints them in comic-book yellows, greens, or blues, with contrasting underpants.
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He also paints imagined portraits — women elegantly styled with high heels, lipstick, and earrings.
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"Stranger Things" star Finn Wolfhard paints a horrific picture when it comes to clowns.
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Flavia paints bruises on her body to raise awareness about violence trans people face.
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But a new investigation by Wired paints a deeply unflattering picture of his methods.
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He paints animals on the edge of extinction in this Dutch master portrait style.
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Critics said that might be because it paints its targets with a broad brush.
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Siciliano illustrates the events of this months-long ordeal as Gentileschi paints another Judith.
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Gilot's home doubles as a studio in which she still paints nearly every day.
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All of this paints a truly grim portrait of the humanitarian crisis in Idlib.
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It paints a picture of managers and systems failing, in both Tallinn and Copenhagen.
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A 2007 paper by the geologist Christopher Van de Ven paints a bleak picture.
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"For him it's a livelihood," said Mr. McCormick, an artist who paints coal subjects.
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Social media also paints a picture of Mr. Goldstone as something of a Russophile.
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She paints around him, maintaining intimate contact and swathing his sound in limpid harmonies.
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Another prominent winter forecast released this week paints a very different picture from NOAA's.
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This polling success paints a massive target on the young South Bend mayor's back.
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Coyotes winger Phil Kessel had three shots in his return to PPG Paints Arena.
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"It paints a horrible picture of lawlessness and insecurity," he told journalists on Friday.
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The story paints a picture of a country teetering on the brink of authoritarianism.
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Artist Piers Secunda builds and casts dimensional sculptures out of industrial and house paints.
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So he paints (albeit oddly) within the context of the history of history painting.
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Akzo also expects its sales of decorative paints in China and Europe to increase.
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The U.S. map paints a similar picture, with ISWA operating in much of Borno.
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The reason viewers marvel is because she does not paint images; she paints things.
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Then there is data that Cassidy has distributed, which paints a much rosier picture.
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That's the picture the Washington Post paints (with 30 sources!), as well as Politico.
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A new series in the Lancet on health inequality paints a pretty good picture.
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This was the way that we always painted before we knew the modern acrylic paints.
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Windows are often most contaminated, since external paints tended to contain higher concentrations of lead.
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The new metric matters to Twitter because it paints a picture that Twitter is growing.
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The media often paints the March for Our Lives story in easy, convenient broad strokes.
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So, the commentary from both of those companies paints a worrying picture for Chinese growth.
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"That's a wonderful attention-grabbing headline, but it paints an unrealistic picture," Harley said. Why?
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My father is a watercolorist and paints portraits; my mother makes charcoal and pencil botanicals.
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Sessions paints himself as having a lifelong commitment to justice and local law enforcement officials.
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Discovering all of this paints the opening scene, and many others, in a sinister light.
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What they observed in that period paints a stark decline for the once expanding caliphate.
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Instead she paints a wonderful picture of the experience she hopes to have with fans.
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Sam Kirk paints a swirl of magenta hair below a rendering of the Brooklyn Bridge.
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It paints a picture of an intolerant industry that stereotypes all Muslims as potential terrorists.
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A painter rushes in and paints the entire meal in oil while the family waits.
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This paints a cruel picture of Sam, putting Gabe's view from last episode into perspective.
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Next was RPM International, the maker of paints, coatings, sealants, roofing systems and specialty chemicals.
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This new study paints a picture of a problem that's been recorded in individual ecosystems.
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The victim Armitage paints looks unexpectedly ridiculous, a purple-haired figure both comic and pathetic.
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The context of other recent news around the company, however, paints a very different picture.
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Another Markit survey also paints a grim picture of the undoing of Britain's economic progress.
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The stepped-up security presence across the Tibetan plateau, however, paints a very different picture.
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Instead, people should look at the disturbing picture that criticizing Kaepernick paints of America today.
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Her staff then rotates the canvas as she paints so she doesn't have to move.
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Now, he paints the faces of little-known celebrities like Kylie Jenner and Mariah Carey.
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It's disgusting, but it paints a remarkably vibrant picture of insect life in the region.
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A new report from the Federal Reserve paints a bleak picture of America's retirement savings.
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She then picks up a spray can and paints the letter "M" on the wall.
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The latest manufacturing data from IHS Markit, a research firm, paints a reasonably cheery picture.
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A Hoverboard is Changing How This Artist Paints Watch Skaters Fall Off Lexus' New Hoverboard
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The email paints the issue of Apple's refusal to cooperate as one of civil liberties.
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The people creating and mixing the colors can actually control all that in the paints.
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Iranian history paints a purple-stained picture that some, perhaps, would rather leave bottled up.
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Rather than start from scratch, Wülfing paints the dog heads on old photos she's found.
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Through these photographs, Goeku paints quite a picture of life in a Japanese maternity ward.
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She'd get dressed in beautiful, beachy, flowey outfits, and then she'd get out her paints.
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The one where she paints a beautiful image on her hand using Kylie Lip Kits.
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It just paints the scene, balancing both the criticism and Bolton's intense point of view.
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The companies contended they did not continue marketing leaded paints once the risks were known.
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Figurative painter Prudence Flint, paints realistic scenes with palettes of downy pinks and supple mauves.
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The latest round of manufacturing data from Markit, a research firm, paints a gloomy picture.
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Roesner is also friendly with Drew Vogel, the third-generation C.E.O. of Diamond Vogel Paints.
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It paints a very scary — and very real — picture, even in this short first look.
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Moore paints a sorry portrait of a broken woman in the years after her fall.
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The state of play for federal IT in 85033 paints a much more promising picture.
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Beth Ann Bovino, U.S. chief economist at S&P Global Ratings, paints a bleak picture.
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Mazda's lovely Soul Red and Machine Gray paints are both $300 options you should consider.
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Dykstra paints an unpleasant picture of himself with a fair share of dirt tossed in.
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When he finally paints, he does not consult or copy the construction or the drawing.
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The other, called "Sidekick," paints congressional Republicans as the sidekicks of schoolyard bully, or Trump.
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But a commonly overlooked measure paints a far less rosy picture of the labor market.
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As with clothes for the human body, house paints were functional before they became decorative.
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"Most emulsion paints are engineered to have all their pigment at the surface," Helme explained.
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A snapshot of ICE Air's top deportation destinations paints a picture of recent immigration trends.
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The group's full catalog paints a vivid cross-section of life in Chicago and beyond.
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As with most areas of climate science, every new study paints a more dire picture.
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To be sure, the Mueller report paints a bleak picture of these ongoing global challenges.
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It paints a very pretty picture, but it also gives the wearer energy and confidence.
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Far upstage, a man in what looks like bunny ears paints a fluted column white.
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"Life Reimagined" paints a portrait of middle age that is far from grim and decelerating.
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As a mixed media artist, he works within multiple mediums including sculptures, paints, and lights.
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The bits of plastic are from largely from packaging materials, cigarette filters, nylon and paints.
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He then uses water-based paints to give the sculpture its final color and look.
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In his later works, Segedin increasingly paints himself at different ages, and in different guises.
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She sings opera; she writes poetry; she paints; she takes classes in Spanish and German.
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Harris reconstructs her found materials and paints submissive expressions over each of her figurines faces.
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And paired with the observation about growing revenue concentration, it paints a fairly persuasive picture.
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Once satisfied with the drawing, he paints it, edits it, and tweaks colors as necessary.
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Luke's Instagram paints a more flattering picture of Jordan, showing the family is tight-knit.
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The song paints him as an isolated entertainer, squeezed of all his value and worth.
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As always, Springsteen -- rock's de facto poet laureate -- paints pictures with words as few can.
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But the reporting it references from The New York Times paints a very different picture.
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In whole neighborhoods here, a thick layer of ash paints the landscape a ghastly white.
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Salam suggests a number of policies that could head off the bleak picture he paints.
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All of this paints a picture of an extremely unpredictable and fast-moving news cycle.
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One of the slowest tracks on Nevermind, it paints a gloomy, depressing picture of homelessness.
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I live in the suburbs, and no one in my suburb paints a house black.
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Right away you get the idea that Riopelle paints the way spiders secrete their webs.
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Putting all that together paints a daunting picture but one that requires nuance to understand.
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We still live in a country that paints a bright line between accusation and fact.
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Really, it sort of comes out of ignorance, it paints everyone with the same brush.
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Looking at other kinds of employee diversity at the company paints an even bleaker picture.
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The views he picks are easily overlooked and forgettable until he paints or draws them.
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" So, with color and imagination, he paints "how stunning outer space looked through his eyes.
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Voluntourism paints a picture of inferiority and dependence for givers and receivers of voluntourism alike.
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Nishimura paints, plays music, and enjoys the companionship of his cats, but rarely ventures out.
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Now, she frequently paints baubles with her signature renderings of suns, moons and celestial orbs.
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But Bloom also paints him as a man with an unquenchable, irrational thirst for power.
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Underneath the desk is full of supplies such as drawing materials, oil paints, mirrors, etc.
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" The Democratic National Committee said the "redacted report paints a stunning picture of bottomless corruption.
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My favorite street artist in Amsterdam spray paints poetry on the walls of the city.
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And "Baltimore Rising" paints a portrait of the city after the death of Freddie Gray.
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The inscription, titled "A letter to the future," on the monument paints a bleak picture.
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Meyer paints on the floor and works in oil thinned to the consistency of watercolor.
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"DUST paints the wall for Style Wars at Zerega Avenue, the Bronx, with SEEN," 1982.
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Global research paints a troubling picture for women who want a successful career and marriage.
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Mishra paints Voltaire as the archetypal elite intellectual, and the worst villain of them all.
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And with brush strokes of this sort, he paints a psychological portrait of L'Ouverture himself.
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But being known as "the guy who paints sneakers" in Poughkeepsie was just the start.
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In contrast, the household survey paints a clear picture that the labor market is tightening.
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While this stereotype has "kernels of truth," Howe said, the criticism paints a distorted picture.
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This study paints an inaccurate picture of the important role of these products for consumers.
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By any measure, the "Complicit" ad paints a distorted "fake news" picture of the undocumented.
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He paints above his apartment in an attic studio too small to show his work.
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The music is all tied together by Fennelly's aesthetic choices and the vision he paints.
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Now, the documents have gone public -- and it paints a very disturbing picture of Brown.
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Sometimes, what she paints is spontaneous — sprung from momentary encounters with the world around her.
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There's an inherent closeness between everyone he paints, even as we exist in separate canvases.
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Thompson paints a picture of James' diet that's different from previous anecdotes, or James' own description.
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According to Gonen&aposs lawyers, "the indictment paints a different picture than the Shin Bet statement."
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In the document released Tuesday, the association paints a more dire picture of the shutdown's effects.
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The shooting "paints a picture of the dangers these officers dealt with that day," Kelly said.
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It paints a picture that wouldn't be out of place in an Alex Jones fever dream.
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The suit also paints a picture of a work environment rife with targeted harassment toward women.
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Walker usually paints his larger canvases in a two-story former community hall near his home.
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"This paints how we deal with things and our sense of humor," the son told CNN.
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For my own ecological art experiments, I mix biodegradable paints in my sea-view aerie studio.
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Parakilas paints a dark picture of an information gathering free-for-all by incredibly shady characters.
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Along the bottom of each of the four panels, she paints a blotchy, black, horizontal form.
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Margaret Keane (Amy Adams) paints in a distinctive style that focuses on children with huge eyes.
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Margaret Keane (Amy Adams) paints in a distinctive style that focuses on children with huge eyes.
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Based in Philadelphia, Levinthal paints private moments that often involve herself, her family, and her acquaintances.
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She's drawn to popular subjects—film stars or soccer players—and paints them with childlike directness.
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And that, in turn, paints a picture of how the merger occurred in the first place.
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This paints a tough first day on the New York Stock Exchange for the fashion startup.
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Little Miss Sunshine is that rare film that paints family dysfunction in a very real light.
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GoPro today released preliminary fourth quarter 2017 results which paints the company in a struggling situation.
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Painting. He painted constantly when he was on the road and never traveled without his paints.
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Olenna paints a vivid and ugly picture to remind Jaime of how she made Joffrey suffer.
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Dow, which makes chemicals used in cosmetics, paints, and packaging, was spun off on April 1.
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The last thing Samsung needs is another disaster that paints the company in a worse light.
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What is publicly available paints a picture of Le Roux as a swashbuckling international criminal mastermind.
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Its interim report, published on September 28th, paints the country's financial institutions as consumer-crushing oligopolies.
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The microlensing event paints a different story: Stein 2051 B's mass seems to be fairly normal.
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However, the paper, titled "Mars in Retrograde," paints a fairly bleak picture of the program's future.
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"It paints a very clear picture of what's going on with Trending," Stephen told The Verge.
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Reading the book in 2018 paints a picture of Kubrick that feels reminiscent of Steve Jobs.
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In his cell he reads (at the moment a series about survivalists), writes or sometimes paints.
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Then, she seals the eggs, and paints the opening so they look like the real thing.
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In 22 countries more than a quarter of paints had extremely high levels of the metal.
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From there, it paints a picture of the room around it and serves up sound accordingly.
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A practical advantage is avoiding the unpleasant smell you can experience while using traditional milk paints.
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Mr Braun, meanwhile, paints them both as DC swamp creatures—and he seems to be winning.
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A well-known but sordid tech company paints a picture of revolutionizing a city's economic base.
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Eventually, they all come together as a group and pose while an artist paints their portrait.
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Kursonis paints a vivid but devastating picture about the disease that still has no known cure.
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But a new study paints things in bleaker terms: these creatures will outlive all of us.
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One such ad paints Mr Brooks, somewhat incredibly, as a career politician aligned with Ms Pelosi.
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That vision includes materials that have been ethically sourced, natural woods, and paints without chemical ingredients.
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Nevertheless, Gina Prince-Bythewood's directorial debut paints a hopeful image of love surviving life's harsh realities.
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" Markle added that "being biracial paints a blurred line" that is "equal parts staggering and illuminating.
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Going forward, let's be sure to always assign someone to the paints- it can be confusing!
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In other words, he makes the beats of his brain into pulses, with which he paints.
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In a section called "Kalifornien," a character paints an angry cat while looking at a sunset.
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For instance, Pastore wants a daylight-balanced light that hovers over her shoulder while she paints.
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As Mains was walking to the PPG Paints Arena, a homeless man asked him for money.
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Meanwhile, Wired's characterization ultimately paints Damore as a hero slain by the cruel hand of censorship.
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Royle said the footage paints a more brutal picture than what he read in police reports.
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Just looking at their ruling planet (Mars) and element (fire) paints a pretty combative picture, right?
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Your paints that you gave me, have been great and I've used them quite a lot.
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Like this girl on Instagram who paints acrylic canvases of the light shows from Phish concerts.
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This new study paints a more complete picture about some of the attitudes behind those requests.
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President Trump frequently paints a picture of an urban America riddled with widespread decay and bloodbaths.
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Once he paints it, he mounts it by his workstation so he can snack hands-free.
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The report paints a pretty grim picture of NASA's safety protocols It's not all bad though.
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She first paints the floss with her eyeliner liquid and then stamps it on her eyelid.
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If you look closely, you will see my features disguised in the black and red paints.
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Doesn't matter because it paints the picture from one person's perspective on race — that's what matters.
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Sometimes she paints an arm, other times a shoulder, occasionally the small of a woman's back.
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But the ACLU and the federal government's court filing paints this scenario as impossible, Reuters reports.
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"The president's budget paints a bleak picture for the future of transit in America," said Rep.
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But taken as a whole, the survey paints a rather sobering picture of adolescent life online.
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What you need: Paper plates, candy corn-colored paints, a paintbrush, a hole punch, and twine.
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And it typically paints a much more troubling picture, according to people who follow the money.
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The book paints a portrait of a White House increasingly at odds with the president's decisions.
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After he paints the garment, Mr. Asiatico uses a hair dryer to make the paint permanent.
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The hard economic numbers show little improvement, while the soft data paints an entirely different picture.
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A graffiti artist known as Vile spray paints murals that look like letters carved into walls.
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To the Editor: "Will the Left Survive Millennials?" paints my generation with too broad a brush.
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I love Renoir, because I like looking into the obsidian eyes of the women he paints.
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"It's really unfortunate he paints such a dire, negative picture of our black communities," she said.
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U.S. data paints a more subdued domestic picture, too, as a strong dollar buffets the economy.
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Dowland paints with the same amount of shades and colors, but on a much smaller frame.
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Miller, who now paints homes for a living, is refusing to testify before the grand jury.
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The right, however, often paints all government expenditure as 'cost' without acknowledging the return on investment.
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A currently unpublished research study into heavy SC users in Lancashire paints an equally graphic picture.
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She also paints large-scale portraits of icons like Nina Simone, Marvin Gaye, and Amy Winehouse.
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Be the person who paints your metaphorical gray jeep in pink camo in the world today.
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The Seattle-based illustrator paints the normal activities of the everyday in her textured, human works.
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On Tuesday, Akzo repeated its opposition to a deal with the U.S. paints and coatings maker.
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This two-part investigation paints an alarming picture of Facebook's influence on global politics and privacy.
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But that paints an incomplete portrait, and those differences can matter in state and local elections.
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The people she paints are often those to whom she feels a deep connection, I observe.
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Duggan paints Rand as cynical and shrewd in some ways, and hapless and naïve in others.
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I have a concept or goal in mind but let the paints and brushes guide me.
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Data speaks louder than punditry, and our regression analysis of survey data paints a clear picture.
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Ms. Asensio paints a Manhattan populated by threatening hoodlums, demanding roommates, indifferent doctors and scheming merchants.
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Altogether, this paints a very different picture of Trump than we saw on the campaign trail.
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Although this measure is off of its low of -0.16%, it still paints a dismal outlook.
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Still, a rising global fatality rate paints a troubling picture as the virus continues to spread.
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The rosy scenario that Mr. Brooks paints — his unfortunately termed "giving experiment" — is nearly impossible today.
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Ethylene glycol is used in many consumer products including antifreeze, coolant and other solvents and paints.
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Unlike Duron Paints, most employers ask applicants if they have ever been convicted of a crime.
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In part that comes from his supremely unforgiving material: sheet copper, copper wire and oil paints.
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She paints wounds onto feet and photographs them, to show the hard paths that people travel.
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The American company has been rejected again by Akzo Nobel, its Dutch paints and coatings rival.
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But she paints as a hobby and was intrigued when the contest was announced in March.
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Mr. Nassar then paints these (or similar) patterns onto canvases, creating spare but rich geometric pictures.
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The video paints Trump's position as out of step with longstanding bipartisan concern for the environment.
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But even this figure paints a wildly inaccurate picture of the alleged benefits of the ACA.
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The article in The New Yorker, "The Addicts Next Door," paints a dark picture of Martinsburg.
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Scott LoBaido, an artist who paints American flags, is perhaps the most famous living Staten Islander.
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It paints the impeachment inquiry as an effort "to undo the will of the American people".
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Whether using the wrong paints, doing the wrong prep — I didn't know what I was doing.
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"The report paints a rather depressing picture," UNCTAD Secretary-General Mukhisa Kituyi told a news conference.
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Evidence also paints a picture of a family mired in debt, living well above its means.
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What he paints as strong leadership and standing his ground, she dismisses as a temper tantrum.
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Part of the thrill of listening to him has been how lustrously he paints the unattainable.
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Mr. Hirsch paints small robots on the backs of dominoes and leaves them in the streets.
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He makes Roes breakfast, then rides his bicycle to English class or paints in the garage.
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I wonder if history will remember him as the victim he paints himself out to be.
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"Winsor" came from Winsor-Newton Paints, "Acme" from a hardware store, "General" from a lumber yard.
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Amélie (2001), starring Audrey Tautou, paints an impossible but intoxicating portrait of the city's delightful quirks.
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He has a can of paint filled with a certain ideology and paints everything with it.
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In his new series at James Cohan Gallery, Mud Root Ochre Leaf Star, Kim paints bruises.
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All of the data paints a more nuanced view of black fatherhood than the stereotypes suggest.
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"If things go well, the paints will be available commercially," the GCI's Rachel Rivenc told Hyperallergic.
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Zinteta paints on her body and the bodies of other women using watercolors, tempera, and acrylics.
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And, since the data collection is unregulated and scattershot, the portrait it paints may be inaccurate.
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But the affirmative action debate often paints an inaccurate picture of what affirmative action actually is.
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Drawing on an enormous range of evidence, Mr Sachs paints a vivid picture of the great conductor.
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Smith usually paints stoic, photorealistic portraits of nude women, frozen in a kind of pure, unadulterated state.
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Nostalgia paints everything in a rosy glow — and social media is like a magnifying glass for nostalgia.
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Despite the effort, there is currently no known way to keep the chrome paints from changing color.
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In one image, Holmes paints red hearts on a backdrop as her brushstrokes are captured on camera.
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Gabrielle Garland paints domestic interiors that include artworks or celebrated furniture, such as an Eames Lounge Chair.
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Bernie Sanders paints a haunting picture of inequality in America and his villain is always big corporations.
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Glidden paints each of these people beautifully, in watercolors whose hues add incredible life to the book.
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And then she paints a picture, tracing every way Perry will try to undermine and undercut Celeste.
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Mueller's indictment paints the most complete picture to date of Russian efforts to disrupt the 2016 election.
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Her paintings contain collaged canvas elements as well as the low relief provided by the acrylic paints.
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The table has all the paints and art materials on it and is accessible from all sides.
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The lost ship's name is Hope, underscoring once again the broad brush with which this game paints.
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Avien Reese of Punk Black spray paints a T-shirt the night before the Washington, DC, show.
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The woman paints a picture with her words; she is a true storyteller, like, all day long.
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But it paints a dramatic picture of a mission that everyone thought would be routine going bad.
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Critics slam it for perpetuating racial stereotypes and the positive portrait it paints of Southern plantation life.
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Lead is also used in a variety of products like industrial paints, car batteries and wheel weights.
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People have also surfaced a 21 interview in which Warren paints the scenario in a different light.
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That injects some psychological complexity into the franchise, but it also paints Ren as an unusual villain.
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"No TV, no book, no phone, no computer, no music, no oil paints, nothing," Caity Weaver observed.
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The picture it paints is one that may be contributing to Trump's reluctance to release his returns.
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Crown Paints has said it has 65% of the Kenyan market and 50% of that in Uganda.
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Next, whose market capitalisation was 6.1 billion pounds ($7.6 billion) by mid-Thursday, paints an upbeat picture.
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It's just a great anthem song, and it paints such a great picture of America and humanity.
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Mr Trump paints the European Union as a plot against American interests and has urged its disintegration.
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A new book by Tom Bower, "Rebel Prince", paints an unflattering picture of the world's oldest intern.
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There's far more photos on Davies's blog, which paints a much more complete picture of the system.
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Mr. Tribe paints a theoretical scenario where the quickest answer could be provided in a legal case.
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Often focusing heavily on famous black musicians and actors, Smith paints in a pleasingly Picasso-esque style.
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Bloomberg paints the effort as just another way Apple is trying its hand at getting more social.
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Here, lefty OUT there paints inside an HTC Vive headset over the surfaces that DRMBT has mapped.
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That's not a number it released before, but paints a picture of a company still aggressively hiring.
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One of the essential Prince deep cuts, this is another story-song that paints a colorful character.
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Bradley certainly paints a harrowing and overcast portrait of the German capital, and mecca of techno music.
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Most artists make a living by painting what they see, but Melissa McCracken paints what she hears.
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It just paints a picture of a different world we could find ourselves living in one day.
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Dow Inc, which makes chemicals used in cosmetics, paints and packaging, was spun off on April 1.
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The company, which sells paints, coatings and materials, said it expected net sales of about $3.8 billion.
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That kind of power is difficult to hide, and it paints a big target on Jesse's back.
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HUL, Asian Paints, Bharti Airtel, Wipro are among the major corporates reporting results in the coming week.
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Looking across multiple polls paints a clearer picture of Biden's lead — but also the Massachusetts senator's rise.
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His voice rises as he paints a portrait of the United States as a crime-ridden dystopia.
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That, to us, paints a very, very different picture of what could possibly happen in the workplace.
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The vibrant paints celebrate all global citizens coming together to reclaim their freedom and rebel against oppression.
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Putin paints this version of America repeatedly in The Putin Interviews, both unprompted and with Stone's encouragement.
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" Having reviewed additional footage from the day in question, Cameron said "it paints an entirely different picture.
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The author paints a grim picture of the brutality inflicted on Kashmiri civilians by the Indian army.
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A recent comprehensive Bloomberg survey of 5,000 Model 3 owners paints a fuller picture of Tesla fandom.
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With four employees, he also paints the sets, records voices and arranges special effects on 80 projectors.
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My lipstick, foundation, and outfit are another story... L'Oréal Infallible Paints Eyeliner, $9.99, available at Ulta Beauty.
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Instead he paints them as most parents truly are: earnestly imperfect, but doing the best they can.
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Taken together, falling investment, slowing growth and political paralysis paints a pretty bleak picture for the pound.
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He threatened to end birthright citizenship, and endorsed a campaign ad that paints Latinos as murderous criminals.
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What actually did go down paints quite a different picture of the promises made in Las Vegas.
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It serves customers in the auto, paints, plastics, electronics, energy, and telecommunications sectors in over 130 countries.
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Gone were all the swoops and swirls that he typically paints into each square of the grid.
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Young-sung Kim, an artist from Seoul, Korea, paints hyperrealistic pictures that look too real to believe.
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It had a chalky, matte finish, a coveted characteristic of some traditional paints, but it wasn't toxic.
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Tsushima paints a complex picture of modern Japanese womanhood, and of the anxieties of breaking with tradition.
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Winsor & Newton, Gamblin, and Williamsburg Handmade oil paints represent very different price points to satisfy any budget.
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Still, Mylan's report and forecast "paints a more favorable 'generics' picture", RBC Capital analyst Randall Stanicky said.
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The British TV series "Black Mirror" often paints a terrifically spooky and deranged vision of technological excess.
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An artist, paralyzed from the neck down, who paints stunning pictures with a brush in his mouth.
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What I realized I wasn't doing was going to buy the paints and brushes and starting paintings.
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G Matt Murray has compiled a 15-2-2 career regular-season record at PPG Paints Arena.
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The book paints a portrait of an administration that is increasingly at odds with the president's impulses.
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Overall, the report paints the Rio 2016 anti-doping procedures as a step backwards from previous Games.
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By most accounts, Joan Crawford was a notoriously demanding actress, and Feud paints her as unapologetically cutthroat.
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Between the lines: The study paints a bleak picture of scientific institutions' culture and treatment of women.
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New research out of Tufts University's Institute for Democracy & Higher Education paints a much more encouraging picture.
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Air Ink by Graviky Labs in India is transforming airborne pollutants into consumer safe inks and paints.
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Strikingly, the film paints Marseille in the smeary red, yellow and green light of a traffic signal.
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But you just explore all the possibilities between, you know, the types of oil and water paints.
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On the table are brushes, mixed paints, more tools, and miscellaneous objects that a working artist needs.
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To the right are two square baskets holding more paints covered by a folder containing my sketches.
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The people he paints are often alone, like the insomniac, lost in contemplation, looking out the window.
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To try this at home with high impact, Byrne suggests applying gouache paints to white ceramic baubles.
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Flat paints offer the least reflective finish, followed by matte, eggshell and gloss, which is highly reflective.
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He paints the background in a warm blue-gray color that will define the overall color scheme.
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In some places, Wong has allowed his paints to bleed and drip, suggesting both movement and sweat.
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Despite the spare record she has to work with, Lal paints richly detailed scenes from Nur's life.
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The concept of his wall painting is, you hire a normal painter and he paints it on.
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He paints film posters on old architectural plans and other large paper scraps that he tapes together.
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"It paints a gruesome picture of what this young woman endured in her final moments," he said.
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Pick a spot to toast sunset in Queenstown, where the Alpenglow paints the distant Remarkables mountains pink.
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The trailer at least paints a much sunnier view of the city than Russian imports usually do.
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The book, which paints the Trump administration as riddled with paranoid staffers, is set to release Tuesday.
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A mouthful, yes, but one that I feel paints a pretty solid picture of who I am.
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The only down side is that it kind of paints the military in an unrealistically awesome light.
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Shares of the paints and industrial coatings firm came off its lows, to close down 0.63 percent.
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Cramer said TJX's new home furnishing initiative, HomeSense, paints a promising picture for the discount retailer's future.
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"This is a recipe for 'hangriness,'" Bellatti said, "that also inaccurately paints all solid food as problematic."
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Elsewhere in the house, walls are rubbed with paints in hues of lime, indigo, turmeric or beet.
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The list is extensive and includes cosmetics, cleaning solutions, upholstery, paints, perfumes, carpets and composite wood furniture.
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""Everyone who steps forward to share their Parkinson&aposs diagnosis paints a fuller picture of the disease.
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Egyptians buried in the Amarna graves were also found with tweezers, combs, mirrors, eye paints and jewelry.
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Bitcoin's drop this week paints a pretty discouraging picture for the near future, technical market analysts say.
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It paints Samsung as cutting-edge and innovative, and as a consequence, makes its rivals look slow.
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Overall, the report, which was released during the COP25 climate summit in Madrid, paints a stark picture.
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The frames of the stop-motion animation derive from bold, brushy compositions Ms. Madani paints and repaints.
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The longer-term weekly chart of L3 Communications, too, paints a bullish picture on a technical basis.
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I proffer my bag, and the woman herself transfers the paints from one bag to the other.
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"Leaving Neverland," directed by Dan Reed, paints quite a different picture of Jackson's interactions with young people.
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Ungerer paints him as a sweet-faced, light-footed innocent, white and round as a communion wafer.
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But the journal paints a clearer picture of the millions he spent on packaging his hateful message.
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Our professor had us making our own oil and egg tempera paints, building stretcher bars and canvases.
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Most white products that are commercially available, from paints to sunscreen, contain titanium dioxide and zinc oxide.
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In "Pink Bird Figure" (224) she paints that enormous abstracted bird-shape on a relatively blank canvas.
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Check out the clip ... Marlon paints a picture of how he imagines Trump, and it's really dark.
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I typically use acrylic paints on canvas with cardboard barriers to protect the floor and rug underneath.
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When photographing, Turner applies many of the same principles that he does when he draws or paints.
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I put my palette in the freezer — this keeps the oil paints fresh until the next day.
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It also paints a picture of what Uber's future network of self-driving cars might look like.
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That's how Winsor & Newton's Professional Acrylic paints strike a perfect balance between soft feel and firm hold.
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Learn more about Winsor & Newton's testing process and Professional Acrylic Paints at winsornewton.com/na/professional-acrylic-paint.
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It paints a far darker picture of the president and his confidants than Barr initially let on.
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This community has just…the endless thing that this community has done, to support this family — vigils of prayer and tree lightings and donated reward money and selling of bracelets and lanterns and some lady paints rocks and paints Jayme's face on them and leaves them around parks.
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Then, without printing it out or projecting it, she paints it while looking at it on the screen.
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He paints a picture of Tess' growing up, and how he'll always be a part of her life.
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He says painting is a very important part of each piece although he never paints the entire sculpture.
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It might have been a knowing joke between two tweens who'd discovered a naughty word and aerosol paints.
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Threat to planet A new landmark report from the United Nations paints a bleak picture of the planet.
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Next, Stotter body paints the animals on his models, which could take anywhere from two to 10 hours.
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While Georg frequently paints scenes from Nintendo games, she's also tackled scenery from games like Halo and Limbo.
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Timothée Chalamet's latest movie Beautiful Boy definitely paints an ugly picture of drugs, but that wasn't his goal.
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The reasons tend to be different for most physical grades but overall the trend paints a bearish picture.
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To enact that type of intervention across an entire country paints a picture of an eerily intrusive future.
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The size of the powder grains influence on the colour toning, as seen in oil paints and lacquers.
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But right now, I'm listening to the soothing voice of Boss Ross, as he paints a mountain landscape.
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Instead, Gore paints himself as the fired-up, invective-spewing, truth-telling protagonist of the climate change movement.
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I order food and eat a toasted sandwich with fries with a sparkling mineral water while she paints.
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"As usual, I didn't ask for permission, and I just brought my ladders and paints," he once recalled.
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He paints fish with biological accuracy and makes frequent diving trips to encounter his subjects in the wild.
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Roseanne and her husband Dan love this little boy, who dresses in "girls'" clothing and paints his nails.
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Democrats circulated a summary that paints a picture of prescription drug misuse, a hostile work environment and drunkenness.
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So, when he wears heeled boots, channels his inner Mick Jagger, or paints his nails, people take notice.
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"There's a violence in the way he paints," says Mr Messham-Muir, now of Curtin University in Perth.
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That paints you into a corner, but it's a good corner, creatively, to try to get out of.
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But sample footage released by the company paints an impressive picture of what it could be capable of.
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But a closer look at the kingdom's recent production, consumption and export statistics paints a more nuanced picture.
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The acrid smell of resin and paints is the only hint that everything on show is utterly tasteless.
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I'm a mixed-media artist mainly working with paper, water-based paints, and pigments, together with found materials.
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An emerging picture paints McFarland as being the con artist mastermind behind the luxury festival-turned-Battle Royale.
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But this new data paints a slightly more nuanced picture of their progress in remaking the Democratic Party.
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And rather than making bicycles from scratch, BCA assembles and paints imported frames and parts, many from Kunshan.
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The situation is more alarming in the poor world, where the use of lead-based paints is spreading.
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The share of lead paints sold in the Philippines fell from 69% in 2015 to 24% in 2017.
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Liu Xiaodong, a Chinese artist, paints portraits of migrant workers in a medium often reserved for powerful patrons.
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A new report paints Uber's toxic culture as a problem that goes all the way to the top.
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As part of the Cincinnati Paints by Numbers program, ArtWorks is calling for submissions from all Fiona fans.
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Rice, the highest-ranking officer charged in the case, paints himself as minimally involved, according to court documents.
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The whole story together paints a frustrating picture of the way scientists must establish facts about our universe.
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That combination, along with Brad Pitt's narration, paints a rich story of how the Earth came into being.
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It was the first home regulation loss for Pittsburgh, which is 23-1-1 at PPG Paints Arena.
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Her story paints a picture of one of music's most elusive talents through the humanizing lens of food.
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Could it be that RiRi is extending the collection of Fenty Beauty Lip Paints with these bright hues?
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That manner of tracking paints a picture of sleep length, but offers little in the way of quality.
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"I'm sort of happy with these," Playford says as he mixes watercolor paints on a white enamel palette.
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So, I think that the wave is definitely probably the more powerful image, as the president paints it.
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In other words, TV paints an unrealistic portrayal of just how accessible abortion is for the average woman.
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Trump's campaign against the squad occurs as the pro-Trump media paints its most well known member, Rep.
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ISPs employ all manner of economists exclusively tasked with manipulating data until it paints the rosiest scenario imaginable.
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Bran in essence paints it as an eternal battle between the Three-Eyed Ravens and the White Walkers.
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Allure reports that she paints all of the artwork by hand and refuses to use things like stencils.
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She "paints" what she remembers of her dreams onto mylar using snippets of hair mixed with clear acrylic.
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Her regulars — the women whose hair she dyes, whose nails she carefully paints — often ask about Hama's status.
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The figures she paints have their hairy legs displayed as they lounge, doing their nails near trash cans.
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A modern tall work table is for smaller works on paper, paints and various tools of the trade.
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Like /u/Shitty_watercolour, a user who paints scenes that come up in the comments and then posts them.
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When he's not busy directing some of the most heart-wrenching television in recent history, Bender paints avidly.
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Antono, an Indonesian illustrator with interests in graphic design, uses acrylic and oil paints on canvas and wood.
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Qwill isn't the only model to whom Chapin has a personal connection—she regularly paints friends and family.
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Sanam Khatibi paints a magical world, just ever-so-slightly detached from reality and rooted in Renaissance imagery.
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He paints a very different picture of the actor he last spoke with at length five years ago.
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When she paints a figure blue, green or gray, she is inviting us to see beyond racial identity.
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As an artist who often paints from life, Ms. Halvorson is practiced at paying attention to her surroundings.
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Instead of wiring up to native Android and iOS components, Flutter paints every single pixel to the screen.
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Some also draw pictures on their partner's body during sex (try this with something like edible body paints).
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Fossil fuels provide feed stocks for paints, plastics, pharmaceuticals and other products that enrich and safeguard our lives.
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The new analysis, published in the journal Science Advances, paints a profoundly different portrait of the American wolf.
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He views it as an important, forward-looking variable that paints a contrasting picture of the economic landscape.
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Beijing paints targets on protest leadership, moves activism to the margins, and raises the costs of political action.
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TiZir operates a titanium dioxide and zircon business in Senegal and Norway that mainly supplies the paints industry.
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The investing legend's stark assessment paints a picture in which investors may be setting themselves up for disaster.
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If swing voters see conservatives as the left paints them — as heartless callous racists and misogynists, we lose.
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Colby paints the young Griffin as a "Tom Sawyer of Puget Sound," who loved the sea and animals.
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India paints a similarly positive picture, outpacing all of the major global indices over the start of 2017.
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It's about telling the truth, even when it's inconvenient or paints the truth teller in a bad light.
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Yet its vaguely ethereal connotation is surprisingly adaptable to the unusual thesis with which Dumas paints her subject.
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The new story written by Dave Hill paints a bigger picture about the world in Game of Thrones.
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The federal government began phasing out leaded gasoline in 1975, and banned lead-based household paints in 1978.
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The recent national climate assessment paints a grim picture for society and for the future of the planet.
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The best advice is to opt for paints with no or small amounts of volatile organic compounds (VOCs).
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And then on the bottom of the drone is the large, multicolored LED light that paints the sky.
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A former Living Walls contributor, Ferrari paints his vibrant colors and slightly-psychedelic patterns along the city's buildings.
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In "Diaper" (2017), Greenwold paints with a slightly looser hand than in "A Magic Summer," to devastating effect.
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Here, Hughes paints simplified waves, rocks, a distant mesa resembling Wyoming's Devil's Tower, and a bluish-white sky.
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I like his thin paint and the effortless way he paints and gets so much out of it.
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In this domestic history of five centuries of palace life, Tinniswood paints a picture of barely controlled chaos.
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The Zookeeper's Wife paints the moral slope as a slippery, gradual thing that anyone's capable of sliding down.
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In "Perfume" (2018), Linhares paints alternating wide and thin bands of tawny paint into a wet brown ground.
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The monotypes, which Gilot paints on a flat surface, pressing the image onto paper, are otherworldly and beautiful.
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Analysts sympathetic to the Turnbull government have pushed back, saying Mr. White's essay paints an overly alarmist picture.
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The picture she paints is one of a place out of time, a forgotten, singular, in-between land.
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Southeast DC's Shy Glizzy unflinchingly paints pictures of the neighborhood, and his infectious anthem "Awwsome" cemented his breakout.
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Each installation paints a particular story, illustrating a prevalent message that needs to be addressed in today's society.
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The result paints a hopeful picture of a planet that could be habitable in spite of extreme seasons.
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Riley paints the limits of people's visual perception; Freud, a portrait painter, plumbed the depths of people themselves.
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The crew at Rawtin Garage normally custom paints motorcycles and classic cars this was their first casket design.
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Mr. Lee paints himself as a detached leader with little knowledge of the inner workings of his companies.
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Yet even more than usual, Ms. Yiadom-Boakye paints so hastily that she undoes her own best efforts.
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Now, when Blue paints Brown&aposs nails she can actually go seen him in action at the games.
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The IMF paints a gloomier picture, predicting growth of 2.9 percent in 2019 and 2.8 percent next year.
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Each number corresponds to a set of numbered paints indicating what section should be painted with each color.
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And this rescued pig named Pigcasso paints at the Farm Sanctuary in Franschhoek, outside Cape Town, South Africa.
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But though the results are gorgeous, they are also entirely practical: He paints trail maps for ski resorts.
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She paints narrative fantasies that look bumptiously jokey at first, but reveal worlds of nuanced thought and feeling.
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The film paints the picture of a love rooted in work and a shared joy in making things.
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"It first started as me wanting to listen to Mario Paints in the car for work," Xanderoni explains.
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But a closer look at the timeline of events over the last several weeks paints a different picture.
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The biggest compliment you could give a woman artist then was to say she paints like a man.
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Rose is the artist who studiously stays inside the lines; Garcia is the one who paints by feel.
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Other experts use scientific testing of paints, canvasses or other materials to determine if the work is legitimate.
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Asian Paints hit a record high after posting a 19 percent increase in profit in the June quarter.
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He paints murals on Kabul's blast walls depicting gigantic watchful eyes accompanied by the slogan "we see you".
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But whatever the special counsel concludes legally about "collusion," evidence on public display already paints a jarring picture.
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Grabbing the canvas, the easel, and the paints, the painter raced to his favorite intersection, to the bakery.
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Perhaps that paints a pessimistic picture of John Lineker but it is best not to sugar coat it.
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For such a violent scene, there's something surprisingly jovial about the way Rembrandt paints the servant and Delilah.
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The other five by seven foot table holds oil paints, brushes, and is also where I produce monoprints.
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This speculation paints a tomorrow that challenges our ideas about violence, love, and our capacity for empathy. Enjoy.
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Kellyanne Conway has a supernatural ability to derail any interview that paints Donald Trump in a negative light.
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