He has become more than a part of the furniture.
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Desktops and laptops have become table stakes, part of the furniture.
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Dark energy, mysterious as it sounds, has become part of the furniture in cosmology.
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But you don't want to be taken for granted or become part of the furniture.
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"I'm not a part of the furniture and I'm not a part of the family."
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To the people of Leeds, however, Yorkshire St. Pauli must increasingly seem like part of the furniture.
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But the kitchen is meant for entertaining, and so the plates are practically part of the furniture.
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He started frisking him—Gustavo, who was at the nightclub so frequently that he'd basically become part of the furniture.
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America quickly became part of the furniture -- taken for granted and said no to by both parties and the Saudis.
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It's part of the furniture when using a PC, like an old rocking chair that gets passed from generation to generation.
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There was a time when Thomas Jefferson's "wall of separation between church and state" was part of the furniture of American constitutional thought.
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It's a place where utter devotion to chicken salt, an obsession with poker machines and boozy long lunches are all part of the furniture.
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Thiem is also becoming part of the furniture at Roland Garros as the Austrian reached the last four in Paris for the fourth consecutive year.
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Exhortations to inclusiveness, tolerance and the special character of the Broadway community by presenters and winners have become part of the furniture of the Tonys.
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They are without a coach and are soon set to be without many of the players that have been part of the furniture for so long.
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In the second half, she played older material—the kind of heartsick songs that burrow into your soul and stay there as part of the furniture.
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"They want to treat it as part of the furniture and not as something that requires immediate attention," said Malley, who has met recently with Saudi officials.
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For the BBC, "In Our Time" is not just part of the furniture but a load-bearing pillar, propping up the corporation's occasionally wayward efforts to enlighten the public.
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Continuing to accept ad money attached to what's still an essentially unregulated space, when there are so many visible and public concerns because scams really are part of the furniture, really is indefensible.
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According to the Royal Collection Trust, the gilded mahogany couch was part of the furniture supplied to King George IV between 1827 and 1829 for the library, which is now the castle's Green Drawing Room.
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In San Francisco, however, where machine learning is so much part of the furniture the term features unexplained on roadside billboards, a cluster of upstart hedge funds has sprung up in order to exploit these techniques.
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Normally, Soto works out three times a week doing mostly gymnastics -- and his Fitbit, a wearable fitness band that allows health enthusiasts to track their daily activities, has become part of the furniture -- he barely notices it's there.
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The animal manifestations of each character's soul pop up in so many scenes that they're pretty much part of the furniture — from the cheerful presence of Lyra's daemon, Pan, to the sinister silence of Mrs Coulter's golden monkey.
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"It has been nearly a decade of people's lives so it's part of the furniture now," said East, who has produced a series of podcasts called "Previously, on..." in which he summarizes every episode of the blockbuster production in bitesize recordings.
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Addressing the unique danger posed by nuclear weapons should be an urgent political and social issue, yet nukes seem somehow to have transformed from a monstrous threat to just part of the furniture in the room decades after the end of the Cold War.
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At home, he is part of the furniture: Since 21982 his face has been on the 216-kronor note, which is a pretty big deal even if the 21988-something employee who turned down my bill at a cashless cafe had no idea who he was.
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Featuring a golden eagle surrounded by laurels, the chair was part of the furniture suite inspired by Pierre-Antoine Bellangé, who designed royal palaces in France and created the 53 carved and gilded pieces for the Blue Room, which he was commissioned to create by President James Monroe.
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The novel carries forward in the tradition of the Latin American Boom, particularly following Mario Vargas Llosa, who ran for president in Peru, as well as Gabriel García Márquez and Alfredo Bryce Echenique, but updating the outdated notions about women being either lovers or part of the furniture.
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Michael wasn't my oldest friend and he wasn't my closest friend, but he was older than any of the ones who were closer and closer than any of the ones who were older, so he had a special status, as part of the furniture of my life, the kind of friend who when you're asked how you met you have to think for a while to remember.
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Down on Main Street—the simulated thoroughfare that splits the club in two—why not glug on a cocktail or fifteen at "20s bar" All That Jazz, followed by a pint of pernod inside Pat O'Briens, the swishy New Orleans themed spot where you'll find "a crocodile hanging from the ceiling," just as you would in your standard New Orleans establishment, where hung-crocodiles are part of the furniture.
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He left Crewe after an eleven-year association with his hometown club, saying he felt like a "part of the furniture" of the club.
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At the end of the 2013 season he signed another two-year contract extension, to stay with the Bradford Bulls and remain 'part of the furniture' at Odsal Stadium.
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Among other things, the floor, the altar, the pedestal of the statue of St. Mark, the foot of the monstrance containing the Eucharist, the pulpit, the lighting and part of the furniture were renovated.
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Part of the Furniture (1997) is a best-selling novel written by British author Mary Wesley. The novel was Wesley's last one and it was published when the author was eighty-five years old.
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Country of origin, UK Hull material, design for Ply, Aluminium or Fibreglass. Multichine for ease of amateur construction. The boat is built inverted for ease of access, using fabricated ply or aluminium frames. To minimise ply wastage and enable quick fit out the bulkheads form part of the furniture.
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Electrocoin produced an initial run of one-hundred Bar-X machines at their factory in Ferry Road, Cardiff, Wales. These units had a newer style of payout technology and a redesigned cabinet. By 1983, Bar-X had become established as "an essential part of the furniture" in UK amusement arcades.
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1783–1784) attributed to the great bronze sculptor François Remond and coming from a series of six that were part of the furniture of the Parisian hotel of the second Duke of Praslin (1735–1791), which were acquired by the Duke of Hamilton. They were sold to Dreyfus in 1882.
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Juno is left to fend for herself and the hard work at the farm helps her to blot out any unwelcome memories of her past. Gradually she learns to trust the other people at Copplestone, and the withdrawn and quiet Juno grows into an independent and determined woman, who is more than merely part of the furniture.
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Schultz was formally installed as pastor on December 30, 1835. Lightning destroyed the church building on July 2, 1917, the New York Times noted part of the furniture was saved and the loss was estimated at $50,000. Congregation members who lived nearby rescued furniture and the church membership book. A kerosene lamp was saved, and is currently hanging in the church.
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The major part of the furniture prior to 1940 was destroyed. Thus, the church benefited of donations of furniture from the Church of Saint-Jean-Baptiste of the 18th and 19th centuries. The stained glass windows of the choir and the rose window were made by Pierre Gaudin. The other stained glass windows were made by from the drafts of painter .
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This enlargement, in Gothic style, was finished in the first part of the 16th century. Throughout history this church has suffered a lot of damages and was closed two times. The main source of damage was the Nervión river because the church is very close to it. A lot of flooding happened during the history and a part of the furniture inside was affected by it.
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Today, Landakotskirkja is a distinct landmark in western Reykjavík. The only Catholic school in Iceland was located nearby on the same land. A big part of the furniture comes from the renowned Atelier J.W. Ramakers & Sons sculptors from Geleen, Holland. Ramakers delivered in 1928 the timpan, both the side altars, the St. Joseph altar in 1905 and the Maria altar in 1928, in 1929 the pulpit.
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In 1780 Rasmus Jørgen Winther became minister in Tórshavn and in 1782 seized the initiative to build a new church. However it was only in 1788 that Johannes Poulsen, to the building master in Torshavn. The church of Christian IV was demolished in 1798 following the consecration of the new church, and the timber was sold at an auction. Part of the furniture was transferred to the new church.
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He wanted the band to go in a different direction to the rest of us. Eventually, we realised we were on a different planet to Limahl." Beggs also stated that the band harboured no ill-will towards Limahl, and blamed the press for sensationalising the matter. Guitarist Steve Askew commented "At first ... we did everything possible to make Limahl feel like part of the furniture but, you know, his lifestyle is so different from ours.
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During the 17th and 18th century the castle underwent numerous changes of ownership and was owned by the noble families of Stauber-Imhof, Von der Halden and Josef Ignaz Reichsfreiherren (Barons of the Empire) of Tannenberg. In 1809, during the Napoleonic Wars, Bavarian soldiers looted the armoury and demolished part of the furniture. In 1847 the castle was acquired by the Enzenberg Family by inheritance. They decided to restore the castle and made it their main residence.
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The Grand Lodge of Cyprus remains amenable to recognition by any regularly constituted grand lodge in the world. The Grand Lodge of Cyprus fulfills the commonly accepted standards of recognition requirements used by Masonic grand lodges of: Legitimacy of Origin; Adherence to the Ancient Landmarks, specifically an unalterable and continuing belief in God, the volume of the Sacred Law as an indispensable part of the furniture of the Lodge, and the prohibition of the discussion of religion and politics.
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The most prominent landmark in Hnojník is a baroque château built in 1736 in the central part of the village by order of Karl Beess. It was rebuilt in an empire style in the first half of the 19th century according to the plans of Viennese architect Joseph Kornhäusel. After World War II, the château was confiscated by the state administration as was mentioned above. Part of the furniture and paintings was relocated to the château in Šternberk.
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Beacham, Peter; Pevsner, Nikolaus (2014). Cornwall. New Haven and London: Yale University Press ; p. 511 The estate was sold in 1957, at which time it consisted of seven farms, five market gardens and a manor house.James Martin Hosking, Boskenna and the Paynters, Penzance Publishing, 1999, English author Mary Wesley lived at Boskenna for a period of time and later used it as a backdrop in her novels The Camomile Lawn, Not That Sort of Girl, A Dubious Legacy and Part of the Furniture.
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Subsequently, he was also a prominent campaigner against apartheid in South Africa.Phil Davies, "Obituary: Ben Rubner", The Independent, 9 October 1998 In 1971, NUFTO became part of the Furniture, Timber and Allied Trades Union (FTAT), and Rubner was elected as its assistant general secretary two years later. In 1978, he was elected as general secretary, and from 1977 he served on the Central Arbitration Committee of ACAS. As leader, he campaigned for improved health and safety, such as the replacement of toxic foam furniture fillings.
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Police Constable later Police Sergeant June Ackland was already part of the furniture at Sun Hill when she took probationary constable Jim Carver under her wing on his first day. Although it has never been revealed how long Ackland had been at Sun Hill before the arrival of PC Carver, it appears that she had been posted there for some considerable time. She reveals in Episode 486 that she was at Sun Hill for half her life so it would be around 30 years.
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Typically, the chasers were used to attempt to damage the rigging and thereby cause the target to lose performance. Bow chasers could be regular guns brought up from the gundeck and aimed through specially cut-out ports on either side of the bowsprit, or dedicated weapons made with an unusually long bore and a relatively light ball, and mounted in the bow. Stern chasers could also be improvised, or left permanently in the cabins at the stern, covered up and used as part of the furniture.
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From the 1950s on, the country adopted new model of industrial development, and the craftsmen of the Lyceum became inadequate for the new production activities. There was a separation between the industrial activity of the institution and its educational section. All the original ideal of inseparability between art and industry was lost from there. Among the products of this new industrial phase are the implementation of casings at the MASP; accomplishment of part of the furniture Cumbica International Airport and production of 24-hour cash machines.
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In the next cabinet, under Hendrikus Colijn, social reforms were started to reduce discontent and to deny the socialists further support. Troelstra is still an inspirational figure for many in the Dutch workers' movement. He withdrew from politics in 1925 and devoted much time, despite ever declining health, to dictating his memoirs to his secretary, the later Amsterdam alderman . These memoirs (Gedenkschriften), which appeared in four volumes ('Genesis', 'Growth', 'Surf' and 'Storm') after 1925, almost became part of the furniture in the houses of many Dutch workers, further testimony to Troelstra's reputation among his followers.
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At ordinations they were used, as is shown by the 6th canon of the Council of Carthage (398), which decrees that the acolyte is to hand to the newly ordained deacon ceroferarium cum cereo. This symbolism was not pagan, i.e. the lamps were not placed in the graves as part of the furniture of the dead; in the Catacombs they are found only in the niches of the galleries and the arcosolia, nor can they have been votive in the sense popularized later. Clara coronantur densis altaria lychnis.Poem.
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In the 1950s the Commission on Information for Recognition of the Conference of Grand Masters of Masons in North America upheld three "ancient landmarks":Standards adopted for use by The Commission for Information for Recognition of the Conference of Grand Masters of Masons in North America in the 1950s accessed 30 July 2006. Commission on Information for Recognition: The Standards of Recognition accessed 25 Oct 2017. # Monotheism -- An unalterable and continuing belief in God. # The Volume of The Sacred Law -- an essential part of the furniture of the Lodge.
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In his single term in the House during the administration of Governor Dolph Briscoe, Sage served on these committees: Human Resources under chairman Carlos Truan, Liquor Regulation, and State Affairs. He was voted by Texas Monthly magazine as part of "the furniture", meaning he left no distinguishing mark of performance in the regular 1973 session. Others receiving the "furniture" designation included State Representative John Whitmire, later a long-serving member of the Texas State Senate from Houston. Sage died at the age of fifty-six and is interred at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery in San Antonio.
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Another recurring fictional theme in Wesley's books is the affirmation of illegitimacy (Hebe in Harnessing Peacocks, Emily Thornby in Not That Sort of Girl, Mary Mowbray in The Vacillations of Poppy Carew, Polly in The Camomile Lawn and Juno in Part of the Furniture). In the case of A Dubious Legacy Antonia and Barbara both have an affair with Henry Tillotson, and about nine months later they both have a daughter. Antonia's and Barbara's respective husbands know nothing about their wives´ infidelity, and they may very well be the fathers of the two baby girls themselves. They have no reason to think otherwise.
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Injuries (including a split nerve that had been undiagnosed)Wallish, p. 293 restricted Pratt to just six games in 1937 for twelve goals (leading him to consider retirement on a number of occasions). Pratt walked out on South Melbourne after round eight, 1937,Booth, R. "History of Player Recruitment, Transfer and Payment Rules in the Victorian and Australian Football League", Australian Society for Sports History Bulletin, 1997, p. 7 believing club officials considered him part of the furniture and did not see it necessary to offer him the same benefits (such as travel, accommodation and employment) as his interstate teammates like Laurie Nash.
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They found an upper part of a house on the corner of the Nieuwe Ginnekenstraat and Wapenplein (nowadays Van Coothplein 33 A) in Breda and moved there on 30 March 1886 (coincidentally Vincent's 33rd birthday). Vincent's mother had a part of the furniture, including Vincent's possessions, stored because the new house had insufficient space. It ended up in a warehouse owned by a carpenter, Adrianus Schrauwen, living in the Ginnekenstraat. When the furniture and boxes were later retrieved, Vincent's sister Wil discovered traces of woodworm in the crates and it was decided to leave it with Schrauwen in the attic.
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The palace is often used as a meeting place by the Uruguayan government. The palace was erected on the site of Montevideo's first theatre in the historical centre of the city which had been built in 1793. The Taranco Ortiz family commissioned the construction of the building in 1907 and it was completed in 1910. In 1943 the Uruguayan state purchased the residence and part of the furniture and gained access to its works of art, but it wasn't until 1972 that it became a museum, and it was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1975.
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With the revival of the practice of auricular confession in the Church of England, confessionals were introduced into some parishes with an Anglo-Catholic bent. Since, however, they formed no part of "the furniture of the church" in the "second year of King Edward VI", some have argued that they are not covered by the "Ornaments Rubric" in the Prayer-Book. The question of their legality was raised in 1900 in the case of Davey v. Hinde (vicar of the Church of the Annunciation at Brighton) tried before Dr Tristram in the consistory court of Chichester.
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In October 2001 the palace and its owner Johannes Count von Moy de Sons made news headlines when it was revealed that part of the furniture, which had been put under historic preservation status as an ensemble with the palace, had been offered for sale at Sotheby's in Amsterdam. Some of the pieces were returned to Austria and are now partly visible in the Museum Carolino Augusteum of Salzburg. The Anif Palace is still privately owned by the family von Moy, who restored it fundamentally between 1995 and 2000. Public tours of this historic building are not provided.
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She turned part of the furniture store into her own music store, Record Mart, in Jackson, and in 1950 established Trumpet Records and its parent company, Diamond Record Company. The first releases were of gospel music, but she soon auditioned and recorded both slide guitarist Elmore James, on his original recording of "Dust My Broom", and "Sonny Boy Williamson" (Aleck "Rice" Miller). Initially, McMurry apparently thought that "Williamson" was the original musician of that name. Many of the sides he first recorded for Trumpet, such as "Eyesight to the Blind" and "Nine Below Zero", later became blues standards.
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A noticeable and recurring theme in Wesley's works is the idea of the large house, the idyllic and peaceful sanctuary in the West Country (notably in The Camomile Lawn, A Dubious Legacy, Part of The Furniture and Not That Sort of Girl). As a young woman Mary Wesley spent most of the war (World War II) at a large estate named Boskenna on the south coast of Cornwall near Land's End. Boskenna became the ideal house in Wesley's universe. In Not That Sort of Girl the large house is named Slepe, and if Ned Peel isn't the ideal husband, at least Slepe becomes the ideal house.
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Dreaming of a house larger than the one in rue Sainte-Anne, Gourdan moved to rue Comtesse-d'Artois in 1763,Part of the current Rue Montorgueil between Rue de Turbigo and Rue Mauconseil in a building then owned a grocer named Marion. During her tenure in this street she gained the nickname of "Countess" or "Little Countess". The author of Les Sérails de Paris describes her as: Gourdan separated from her spouse in 1765 and, on March 9, 1765, was granted a separation of property from her husband. Three years later, on January 4, 1768, a fire destroyed part of the furniture of Gourdan's living room.
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Since then it has always been a possession of Visconti families. In 1823 the property of the castle was transferred from the Visconti di Massino (a Visconti cadet branch originated from Ottone, the eldest son of Guido) to the Visconti d'Aragona. In 1863 it was acquired from the Visconti of Aragona by Pietro Pallestrini, scholar, author of an industrial review of the Verbano and mayor of Massino, who restored it and then transmitted it to the Visconti di San Vito another Visconti collateral lineage. Part of the furniture and the archive of the Visconti d'Aragona were moved to the Visconti Castle of Somma Lombardo, another estate house of the Visconti di San Vito.
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Mattei left his vast collection to his two sons but they both died before he did. In 1610 he restructured his willFountains, statues, and flowers: studies in Italian gardens of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries by Elisabeth B. MacDougall (1994) to allow for the dissemination of his collection to his nephews and nieces. He added an entail though, stating that no part of the furniture or furnishings considered to be a part of the Villa Mattei should be removed so as to ensure the villa would remain as it had been while he was alive. However, future generations had the entail broken (by Pope Benedict XIV) and the villa's contents were eventually divided and sold.
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Within a form of life there are projectable properties that are intrinsic to that form of life. Just as colours such as "red" or shapes such as "square" pick out properties of the world we react to and engage with, so virtue terms such as "courage" or "generosity" pick out essential properties of our form of life. Our best account of the human form of life must determine the properties and entities that are "real, objective or part of the furniture of things". Of course, understanding moral values as intrinsic to the human form of life does not bestow a singular, correct valuation to a particular cultural community or attribute a particular moral framework with universal-truth status.
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Texas Monthly gave him unfavorable reviews in 1973; the publication called Cates part of "the furniture", a reference to those lawmakers who "have no discernible ability to grasp what is going on, and who for that reason do not participate to any significant extent in the proceedings." By 1974, Cates was residing in Shamrock in Wheeler County for his third and fourth terms in the legislature. When he was moved to District 66 with the 1972 election, only Gray and Wheeler Counties were held over from his original District 79. After his four legislative terms, Cates became a lobbyist and worked in the capital city of Austin, first, with former Speaker Byron Tunnell from 1980 to 1989.
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Pullen was replaced by Dave Gee and the band returned to live performances and recorded more material before Greenway left the band. The remaining trio put an advert in the NME for new members, recruiting Steve Richards (lead guitar) as a result, and adding Gee's friend Tim Jee on guitar around the same time. Feeling that dealing with major record companies was a waste of time, they decided that they would record and release their material under their own independent label, Sofa Records, in order to retain control of their output. The new line-up recorded four tracks at Woodbine Studios which were released as their vinyl debut in March 1979 as the EP Part of the Furniture on their own Sofa label.
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Founded by Aamir Ahmad, Sean Galligan and Dave Garrett, Dwell began trading with a single store in Balham in 2003.Contact page from Dwell website retrieved via Wayback Machine, showing one store in Balham, 2003 Dwell Retail in the Wayback machine, 2003 It grew across London, with stores in Balham, Islington, Kingston, Richmond, Tottenham Court Road and Westfield. In 2010, the company received £5m in funding from Key Capital Partners.KCP Becomes Part Of The Furniture With Dwell Cambridge NetworkDwell acquires £5m funding The company announced plans to expand to 60 stores and 20 concessions across the UK within five years,Dwell hires chairman as it eyes Habitat acquisition Retail WeekDwell to rapidly expand to 60 stores in UK and opened a flagship store on Tottenham Court Road.
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In mid-2008, it was announced that The Shapes would reform in their original line-up for a tour of the United Kingdom to mark the 30 year anniversary of their first single in December 2008 supporting The Damned, UK Subs, Penetration, Radio Stars and Johnny Moped, amongst others. In 2013, the Spanish independent label, Paramecium Records, approached the band with plans to re-release both the Part of the Furniture EP, and the second double A Side single Blastoff/Airline Disaster, in their original 7-inch vinyl format with original artwork, for a limited edition run of 500 records each. These releases, PAR-090 and PAR-010 respectively, proved popular enough for Overground Records to release a full length 12-inch vinyl LP of remastered tracks in 2014, called More Songs for Sensible People, (OVER81LP).
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