" The patina, he added, gets "more beautiful each day.
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"It's what gave everything that fabulous patina," Ms. West said.
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There's one slightly hazy patina they've nicknamed civil war vintage.
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The patina is an organic part of its handmade quality.
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Patina is a crystalline structure; it's not opaque like paint.
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By 1906, oxidation had covered it with a green patina.
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Patina runs the anchor leg, the most pressured position on the team, and must learn to accept the baton from her teammate Krystal, who doesn't trust Patina, based on much more than their athletic performance.
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There's definitely a nostalgic patina which overlays this group's melodic bent.
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It was just slapping a "postracial" patina over its fundamental whiteness.
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Light pools and, as you move, flows on the black patina.
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It's all right — spacecraft developing a patina is a charming evolution.
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My conscious brain catches up later, adding a patina of language.
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The patina of social science lends gravity to bare-minimum plots.
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The patina has been growing for a hundred and thirty years.
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Machines used for mixing ice cream sodas have a patina to them.
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Progress in GANs is quickly outpacing any residual patina of the uncanny.
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The hardware is, of course, beautifully aged with a pre-worn patina.
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These defenses of Kavanaugh are pure Bourdieu, just with a legal patina.
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That patina is the other great thing about a cast-iron pan.
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They were fragile, with the patina of hands that had held them.
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But I guess the tech industry has a patina of goodness about it.
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Of these, gold is noted for its chemical inertness, so forms no patina.
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They also applied a series of chemical tests to other samples of patina.
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China's banks, brokers and insurers have acquired the patina of profit-focused banks.
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THAT HAS THE -- AT LEAST THE PATINA OR AURA OF A PROPER NEGOTIATION.
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That's how to get a great patina on your iPhone X leather case.
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His reclusiveness, and his Randian ideas, lent his work a patina of mystery.
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His skepticism increased as the statue's patina of officialdom gave way to weirdness.
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Teddy Schleifer: So it helped with fundraising to have ... It helps with patina.
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It's about the patina; it's not about the soul, it's not about the core.
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There are times where losing that patina of never-ending mystery hurts the narrative.
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All the fine detail is gone and replaced by a patina of digital detritus.
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Putin has long sought to give the patina of international law to Russian involvement.
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Platinum stays pure white and develops a patina rather than looking scratched and damaged.
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Which is, naturally, why old watches are considered cool: They have patina, provenance, soul.
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The bronze is coated with a monochromatic, soft white patina from auto body paint.
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"Youth" adds a patina of romance to its depiction of Mao's traumatic Cultural Revolution.
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Her rustic Turquoise Planters glazed in a dappled copper patina are priced at €28.
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You have this patina on everything that makes you feel human and connected. 6.
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If workers' interests are being compromised, though, mass arbitration loses its patina of righteousness.
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A patina of wealth reflected brightly off of everyone in this seemingly hardship-free bubble.
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Others making an appearance include Phaedra Parks, Cookie Johnson, Patina Miller and The Real cast.
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Time doesn't pass, the patina of dust just gets thicker on the memorabilia-heavy walls.
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The show also stars Tim Daly, Patina Miller, Željko Ivanek, Geoffrey Arend and Erich Bergen.
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Cars have been left to collect a patina of dirt and lawns have turned brown.
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Apple uses specially tanned and finished European leather that gets a nice patina over time.
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Industry dinners run long, and the fashion industry's, patina of glamour notwithstanding, are no different.
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Even worse, Levinson granted a patina of scientific legitimacy to the most dismal male habits.
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She was at Yellow Magnolia Café in the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, which Patina also manages.
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Wealth gives them the patina of respectability — the American reflex of deference to the rich.
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It's a long battle to acquire the materials that have the right kind of patina.
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And I think Silicon Valley has given that patina of being part of the future.
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It's a soft, thick leather that grows more supple with time and develops a handsome patina.
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There was that slight patina of shoegaze, the same feathery sounds, the same lo-fi folk.
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One coin they took a particular interest in had a patina which was bright sky-blue.
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Not too much, mind you, just enough to give the whole thing a patina of seriousness.
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Mr. Tajani gave a pro-Europe patina to what is an increasingly an anti-Europe coalition.
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They got a patina of respectability, a sense that they're a different, higher class of racist.
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Danny Goldberg: Steve and I wanted to create a patina of hipness around a pop record.
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Both are run by Patina Restaurant Group, which has restaurants in a number of public venues.
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Then I moved to Los Angeles in my 20s and started working for Patina Restaurant Group.
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I layer on narrative by adding a patina of age, by thinking about use and wear patterns.
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She may take off her patina suit and bleed on her slingback kitten heels without taking note.
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This year guests will be treated to three delectable courses from Chef Joachim Splichal and Patina Catering.
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Step six: Realize there is no single, best method for getting a patina on your phone case.
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The design crew also laid down honed marble and reclaimed wood with a roughed-up, aged patina.
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But it always had this nice patina of being the place where interesting, good, local things started.
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But they also cite the patina of toughness that Mr. Trump accumulated in his pre-political days.
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The water bearer was himself a former addict who didn't have the patina of an academic professional.
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Patina doesn't try to outrun her worries as much as she suppresses them through a fierce will.
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These debates are fundamentally about temporality: should we celebrate the patina of time or what's beneath it?
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The whole enterprise, though, has a made-for-TV patina and tonal primness that drain the melodrama.
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It's held up remarkably well, developing a nice patina without showing signs of damaging wear or tear.
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The fermented dairy product has the patina of a health food, thanks to its protein and beneficial bacteria.
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Maybe that's why there's an extra patina of warmth surrounding the nostalgia for these shows from the '90s.
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Bryan Bishop, The Verge: There are times where losing that patina of never-ending mystery hurts the narrative.
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Many have a light green or pearlescent white patina on the outside and a yellow-purple nacre inside.
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He exempted the Supreme Court from his decision solely because it gave his move a patina of legitimacy.
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The VR-15 is made entirely of engineering-grade nylon, then hand-finished with a worn metal patina.
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Stumble upon the most inadvertently heartwarming forum posts on the internet: the Patina Proud Photos thread on MacRumors.
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Here, people earnestly talk about their strategies for creating and maintaining the perfect patina on their iPhone cases.
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"A great, classic, worn farm table with tremendous patina – you'll always find space for it," Mr. Berkus said.
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The patina stains are traces left by the artist's feet as he walked or danced across the surface.
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Of course, it won't have a patina on it, either, and you'll need to build that back up.
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While sometimes designed as prayer beads, few of the ivory pieces have that amber patina of being handled.
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Weining He Mu Jia, one of the 23,225 hospitals in the Putian network, had the patina of legitimacy.
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One challenge for museums in calibrating their social activism is the patina of elitism that clings to them.
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But we&aposd look at general patina and wear and compare it to other pencils at the Palace.
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Invariably, however, each one's patina comes out slightly different, which is part of what makes each one singular.
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It's proof positive that with loving care and proper maintenance, the human voice can develop a golden, mellow patina.
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But the patina of this poetic act is tarnished by some atrocious acts that Wieder commits against other poets.
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The old paint reveals hints of the beautifully aged wood beneath, and a patina covers all the vintage metal.
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But it does so through a '1003s patina so thick you can practically smell the Mr. Sketch Scented Markers.
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Yet nothing has done more to solidify his patina of red-blooded Americana than his role as Jack Ryan.
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The whole sculpture is bronze, and thus nicely encased in a greenish patina that really classes the thing up.
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"Definitely has a nice patina to it, a little bit of rust," he says, his excitement restrained but palpable.
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It's got cigarette burns and matte knife cuts, so it's aged, but it has that great patina and history.
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A lovely pinkish-brown patina lends the works a tender, intimate feel, as if they were dreamed into existence.
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Footprints — the artist's own — of gradated hues are leftovers from Ward dancing across the surface in patina-doused shoes.
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I know that's parsing words, but she attracted a patina around her that it was a tech company. Right.
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One yearns to stroke the long, curved ears, marvel at the shape, and stand mesmerized by the rich patina.
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Buyers just need to be aware that it will develop a patina over time — which might even be desirable.
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Depending on the interpretation, leather can have a mysterious, smoky vintage patina or a soft, broken-in suede vibe.
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The concrete railing — concrete is cheap, and Niemeyer's sister-in-law wasn't wealthy — had failed to acquire a patina.
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And then look at condition: Does the dial possess a patina that is beautiful, or does it look damaged?
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Then, as the piece is almost complete, the final patina is done by Tamboite and the bike is numbered.
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The red brick walls, which now have a mottled, blue-grey patina, were buried under years of white paint.
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Mr. Freedman was attracted to, among other things, the work's patina, a quality not generally associated with foam rubber.
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It was the night of the Tony Awards; Patina Miller had just won [for best actress in a musical].
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The surface of the bronze garments is a classical patina darkening nearly to black, with undertones of green and turquoise.
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To add a blackened patina to the cube, Volpe is applying a chemical oxide, which doubles as a rust protectant.
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Elegant brass rails, made in part from recycled resin yogurt pots, have a speckled patina that looks just like marble.
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It is not necessary to make a science project of creating the patina: Under these circumstances, it will simply happen.
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He also has a strong following among wealthy élites, who value the intellectual patina he provides for their world views.
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What followed was a quick cascade of developments that seemed to be carefully planned to carry a patina of spontaneity.
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We show all the history, patina and nuance of the watch, whether it's dirt or crud or dings and scratches.
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Because the ills of Communist autocracy are more familiar, resistance to it can easily be given a patina of heroism.
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They include pine floors and paneling that have developed a rich patina with age, and a stone living room fireplace.
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Over the years, it has become nicely seasoned, with a unique patina to go with its battered dark-leather trim.
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But it also affords him the patina of approachability while allowing him to evade tough questions from the news media.
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So how do we get any of the real truth rather than insipid pablum lined by a patina of sincerity?
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He mingles gold and precious gemstones with pebbles, wood, plastic, rubber, marble and even copper with a patina of verdigris.
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The paint was shiny, tight, flat, while the ageless patina of the copper had a texture like extremely fine velour.
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At the same time, having acquired the patina of art, they hang on gallery walls as objects of aesthetic contemplation.
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Moreover, the iPod was hip in a fashionably mainstream way that lent a patina of cool to Apple as a whole.
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Her portraits offer an important patina to the lives of the women she documents, capturing their true essences and powerful spirits.
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But those were very uncomfortable times, and the truth is more important than the glossy, patina-covered image of their lives.
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Some finishes, like unlacquered brass and oil-rubbed bronze, are intended to develop a timeworn patina as the hardware is used.
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A significant movie restoration not only can return a film's patina of newness but its place in film history as well.
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Look sideways at your friend who has had the case for a while, and note what a lovely patina it has.
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"The patina was very old and it looked dark and dingy in comparison to what it should look like," he said.
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And even with a decades-old patina of age, they're still too funky to fit into MoMA's scrubbed white Manhattan premises.
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It's not clear what creates the unusual patina, but some collectors, like Field, seek out watches with these distinct color variations.
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As you cook in it, a cast iron pan gradually develops a natural, slick patina, called seasoning, which releases food easily.
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But here, too, we might take a lesson from the Japanese, who view the patina that comes with age as desirable.
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Playboy operated with a patina of civility that granted the average man a presumption of pleasure that went one way — his.
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Not only does the leather cover weather into a nice patina over time, but you can also customize the notebook's interior.
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Patina finds her refuge in the Defenders, where she is placed on the elite club's 4 x 800-meters relay squad.
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Quibi knows that where willpower has failed, self-deprecation steps in to give our bad habits a patina of sardonic resignation.
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The company V.P. said that painting it would be vandalism, and completely unnecessary because of the protective quality of the patina.
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To get rid of this swirling dirt patina glomming onto my skin, I've learned to take joy in washing my face.
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In the end, we are simply using high pressure water to clean the accumulated biological patina that thrives on the travertine walls.
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The patina of the figures' skin is polished with warm golds and reds glowing under the surface, extra visible in the sunlight.
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The Oxford study received plenty of criticism — understandably, given the patina of exactness that it tried to apply to a speculative exercise.
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After that, Sidewalk Labs proposed broad data policies for the neighborhood — assuming the patina of lawmaking authority typically exercised by local government.
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But now the tower looks whole again and alive, wrapped tightly in fishnets and covered with a thick patina of bushy hydroids.
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Second, her cosigns from Jerry Seinfeld and Jimmy Fallon give her a patina of legitimacy not available to many other online comedians.
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Full-grain leather is the highest quality of leather and ages well; it'll develop a slightly glossy patina with variations in color.
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I saw the graceful oversize arches of Beaux-Arts windows, the golden sunshine slanting across the absinthe-green patina of copper roofs.
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The designers have spurned plastics in favour of brass, citing the aging process, or patina, as a key feature of the interior.
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"These are homegrown trees," he said, adding that the old ones have a timeworn patina that the brightly colored new models lack.
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Even the gutsiest customers may balk at a street stall's grimy patina or at the frank scent of a prized local delicacy.
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And when I look at them now, they have the patina of age, and they look like the history of an era.
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He overwashed and painted a patchworked linen jacket and even buried the clothes in the ground to give them an aged patina.
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Things that had happened to me before the concussion still had a patina of unreality to them, because I couldn't feel the memories.
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Because of whatever weird finishing treatment it's received, the leather doesn't build a patina the way it usually would, and that's a shame.
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Richier's 1956 sculpture of a couple at Béraudière shows her technique of displaying brass with no patina, so it looks almost like gold.
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Like quality leather, the Hypalon breaks in with wear, picking up surface marks that fade into a kind of weathered patina over time.
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Scott Family Amazeum | Bentonville, ARAnother great application for wood: Museums, where heavy use from visitors only adds to the patina of the wood.
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Just like last year, Chef Joachim Splichal and his team at Patina Catering will create extravagant dishes for some of television's biggest names.
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The leather is soft and supple and should patina well over time, but it has a strong chemical smell that hasn't dissipated yet.
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The Tea Party connection points to a potential weakness: an outlook that, beneath the patina of tolerance, can seem both doctrinaire and parochial.
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And even with a patina of age, they're still too funky to fit into the Museum of Modern Art's scrubbed white Manhattan premises.
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Eastern time on CBS: Oprah Winfrey, Cate Blanchett, Steve Martin, Edie Brickell, Carole King, Audra McDonald, Saoirse Ronan, Patina Miller and Nathan Lane.
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That's led to an increase in demand that makes a watch with a unique patina often rise in value faster than one without.
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Tune in to hear five compelling and surprisingly funny stories read by Michael Shannon, Sarah Silverman, Chris Messina, Rebecca Hall and Patina Miller.
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The first is armed with a long rifle, and further fortified with a bronze-colored patina (over high-density foam) and piercing eyes.
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The patient and attentive sales clerk praised the merits of a handsome one in a patina neither quite brass nor chrome for $185.
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Ms. D'Alessandro, a fresh and highly photogenic face, seemed perfectly cast to offer a pro-Europe patina and appeal to frustrated young Southerners.
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He does his best, but his words don't have the patina of Goethe's, and he should never have been asked to do it.
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Or the Trump administration, whose domestic scandals rage and mushroom to the point they appear to blur into a daily patina of chaos?
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The patina of hammered metal, the tin tiles that Saar has used for years, adds an aura of melancholy pathos to these sculptures.
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By contrast, everything at Polo Ralph Lauren was clubby and caramel-toned as usual, suede and cashmere with the deep-pile patina of aspiration.
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Patina Park, chair of the Metropolitan Urban Indian Directors, said that such a Native-majority encampment could have sprung up in many major cities.
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The first is its isolation, cultural as well as geographical, which endures despite the patina of sameness conferred by fast-food chains and motels.
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Full-grain is hard-as-nails and will develop a rich patina as it ages, looking more and more beautiful as you use it.
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This situation — a patina of genteel progressivism atop a churning engine of amoral meritocracy — is inherently unstable and was bound to produce a counterreaction.
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It's worth underscoring: The Trump administration is using its chief of staff's dead son to give a patina of credence to an obvious lie.
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In the spring of last year, Mr. Tobin called Trinity, saying he wanted to polish the sculpture — "re-patina it," as he put it.
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The woman who lived here for decades was a chain smoker, so there's this amazing patina, because it's dust and dirt and nicotine everywhere.
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For most of the last three decades, Fox has retained a patina of credibility by employing real journalists like Shep Smith and Chris Wallace.
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In its 1,000-mile trek to Jupiter from Ohio, the mitt's once lustrous dark leather patina had been worn down to a sandy shade.
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Patina Restaurant Group, which runs State Grill and Bar in the Empire State Building, has assigned this chef, a Texan, to head its kitchen.
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A death sentence for Roof would add a patina of fairness to a practice steeped in the racial disparities of the criminal-justice system.
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Craftspeople hand-dye shoes, bags and other leather goods on its surface, and season after season different stains sink in, adding to the patina.
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The smells of suede and nicotine creating a delicate and ambered patina, fragrant hair on the nape of a neck exuding a vanilla aroma.
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The building's facade, made of zinc and copper, will oxidize over time, creating a patina delivering the look of a building from Williamsburg's past.
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Three miles away, inside the gates of Za'abeel Park, scores of laborers apply a patina of gold to the sides of Mr. Donis's creation.
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Inside you see an also immense steel structure (NJ-1) with walls that are 213-feet high with the patina of rust all around.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Julieta Aranda's latest work on view at the James Fuentes gallery, has the patina of social significance and discernment.
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It's a world of doers not thinkers, and the thin patina of Medium "thought pieces" written by "thinkfluencers" wears off with the mildest intellectual rubbing.
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The diverse programme and extensive media coverage adds a patina of prestige to those that make the often-long trip to perform at Worthy Farm.
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The story has the apocryphal patina of a much-told tall tale—but if true, someone liked revenge served blindingly hot and with ample pepper.
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It's a clever idea, and gives the film a "serious" patina, but it's telling that it resolves this conflict with an extended food orgy scene.
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But the mud is metaphorical, too, a stand-in for the patina of time and history that coats everything in places like the American South.
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As the couple goes about their day, Gretchen follows them, her depressed mind desperate for their east L.A. upper-middle class patina to rub off.
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"We like a living finish that develops a patina with exposure to air and hand oils," said Heather Hilliard, an interior designer in San Francisco.
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He expressed the community's horror, and bluntly sentenced the defendant, without losing the patina of neutrality, of impartiality, that a judge always must hold dear.
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The showcase figure here is a male ancestral figure from the Hemba tribe of Niembo in the Congo, carved in dark wood with a patina.
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"It reminds me of a lost underwater civilization, like Atlantis," said Ms. Adelman, who experimented with salt and ammonia to give brass the greenish patina.
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Europeans can applaud our action, enable our deployment to the theater and contribute small military forces to provide the patina of cost and risk sharing.
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In the midst of this horror, the election on Sunday was less a contest than a dictator's classic reach for a false patina of legitimacy.
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The kitchen was outfitted with stone counters treated with a suede finish "to create age and warmth" and a "patina from the beginning," he said.
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I know that a beautiful patina takes time, and I sleep on the plushest mattress known to man so I wasn't too worried about either.
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Cosmetics companies are also becoming more sophisticated in the way neutral-hued products are developed, eliminating the ashy or orange patina of some earlier foundations.
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That leads to a lot of entertaining tradecraft, without the patina of realism that has at times made "Homeland" feel so bracing in the past.
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There is an ever-present patina of sweetness and grace—they are, after all, on camera—but beneath it is a deep and unmistakable arrogance.
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But, she isn't sexy because she's a walking, talking Sexy Latina Trope, running around in bandage dresses, impossible heels, and the patina of the male gaze.
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Just maybe, he hopes, building a strong do-it-yourself community can begin to chip away at the patina of exclusivity and democratize science for all.
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This year, Patina Catering has also partnered with L.A. Kitchen, a nonprofit whose goal is empowering, nourishing, and engaging the Los Angeles community through reclaimed food.
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The organization, the Institute for Clinical and Economic Review (ICER), provides insurance companies with a patina of supposedly "scientific" support to deny coverage for breakthrough drugs.
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The bedroom walls, a pale turquoise hue roughly sanded to impart an aged patina, appeared as old as the rustic coffered-wood ceiling from the 1600s.
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Mr. Humphrey has in stock an early 213th-century mahogany linen press, complete with original brass fittings and, even more unusually, original oil and wax patina.
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"The big draw for this metal is the fact that it will develop a patina over time that will be unique to the wearer," he wrote.
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To be famous in 2019 one must possess (in addition to talent, or at least popularity) a patina of authenticity and a willingness to admit wrongdoing.
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The phrase was coined in 2012, as "le grand remplacement," by the French writer Renaud Camus, giving the whole movement a patina of ivory tower intellectualism.
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Rather than opt to wear the patina of surviving a rough stretch, Swift has chosen a to-the-studs restoration and a fresh coat of paint.
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Other rooms, like the kitchen, recall the tenement period: The walls are a glowing green, their door frames a more acidic hue in a crackling patina.
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When we don't have ownership, then it's all about how something looks, it's about the patina, it's not about the soul, it's not about the core.
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I had a couple of people that I hired that were very traditional, mostly because I wanted a patina of that world, in case it mattered.
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Oakley came home in September to find a patina of mold spreading across the house and on her shoes, her husband's dress shirts and their son's bedding.
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Instantly those men will be deprived of the patina of nobility and gallantry that they did not earn and do not deserve to have attributed to them.
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Its rind takes on a mottled, almost silvery patina as the flavor of the pale cheese becomes more buttery, exhibiting hints of tangy horseradish in the aftertaste.
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Ticket holders to the October 4th event are invited to a special post-concert reception, as Patina joins the Centennial celebrations, featuring free-flowing wines and appetizers.
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Mr. Hirson enjoyed the changes to the show, including the casting of an actress, Patina Miller, in the role of the Leading Player, according to his son.
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Wall panels fitted with armor-like plates reflect the same dull patina of the zinc work, which also covers the capitals of wooden columns flanking the fireplace.
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It premiered at Sundance and was directed by Lana Wilson, who codirected the reproductive rights documentary After Tiller, all of which gives it a patina of seriousness.
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Sometimes they struggle to find just the right ones, so they have even designed a steel set of their own, with square handles and a bronze patina.
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I don't believe that they have a patina, or that they show the artist's hand—they are invisible, after all, and Oldenburg outsourced most of that labor.
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But this is not Paris — nor Rome, nor Prague, nor Copenhagen nor any of the old-world European capitals revered for their classic architecture and historical patina.
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Sugimoto has long admired the patina of unfinished cedar in Nara's temples, where the wood's color has transformed over time from tawny yellow to a mossy gray.
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The aged patina and missing aspects of the figure mirrored the surroundings; the figure lent itself to the kind of quiet reflection that the space was designed for.
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Now that the Trayvax is carefully sized to my cards and getting a little patina from my pockets, it's becoming a part of my so-called everyday carry.
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I try to talk about it with humor, but I just want to kind of pull back, though, the patina of subjects that we just try to ignore.
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It splices together art from every other issue of WicDiv and sets that art under the patina of digital technology — exactly as a misogynistic DJ god might do.
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By contrast, Zosha Di Castri's "Patina" wove contemporary preoccupations — with microtonal shadings and the relation of noise to music — in a score tense with wild fluctuations in temperament.
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A mercury-glass mirror with a gold patina was mounted on a wall opposite the apartment's wood-burning fireplace, to make the room feel wider and reflect light.
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You might also be able to find something suitable through a firm such as Patina Solutions, which offers "executive on demand" services to corporate clients large and small.
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The Le Cordon Bleu graduate's resume includes experience working with the Patina food group and as the chef-specialist for the Ritz-Carlton's Club Lounge in Los Angeles.
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It often seems that the terror and mass murder orchestrated by Stalin and his henchmen have somehow acquired, at least in the West, a weirdly kitschy, ironic patina.
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I don't have a problem with objectivity, I have a problem with the false patina of objectivity that comes from these various lazy habits that journalists sometime use.
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Impeachment exists for precisely those cases in which a powerful demagogue has bent inferior politicians to his will and wrapped himself in a false patina of democratic legitimacy.
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And both like to shore up their positions by trotting out arguments from Joan Didion, who, they seem to hope, will lend their screeds a patina of legitimacy.
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Despite several rehabilitations and restorations inside and out, and other threats of painting over or polishing off the patina, the Statue has been left its own, irreproducible color.
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Joachim Splichal, chef and founder of award-winning Patina Catering, is set to oversee the kitchen at the star-studded event for the 24th year in a row.
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"The problem is that overcleaning or professional cleaning can pull the surface off the fabrics, including supple leathers that naturally develop a beautiful patina over time," she said.
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His most recent charge against former National Security Advisor General Flynn seems to be a late attempt to refurbish his image and give him a patina of bipartisanship.
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Nick Valenti, the chief executive of the Patina Restaurant Group, which owns Lincoln, said he was sorry to see Mr. Benno leave, though he knew it would happen.
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So even if this doesn't mean that people will know us better," she said, referring to Mr. Ford's moves, "it might have scratched at that patina of ignorance.
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The bronze is treated with acid and fire to give it the familiar patina that makes it look as if it is a few decades or centuries old.
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This flimsy anticolonial stance may be designed to give the Italian government a patina of idealism, but it reveals a muddled understanding of African political and economic dynamics.
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Though these early Illuminati panics fizzled out, they gave the group a patina of legitimacy that, later on, would help make a centuries-long conspiracy seem more plausible.
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He adores the patina that comes with age, and his Derelict series of custom cars preserves the faded paint, distressed interiors, and dented panels that tell the car's story.
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As the country drifted toward entering World War I by 1916, suffrage leaders offered themselves to that effort, and the whiteness took on the extra added patina of patriotism.
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My lovable gang of goofs became department store mannequins for hats whose primary role was to provide a patina of whimsy to an onging project of psychological lock-picking.
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And we wanted to preserve that feeling of being in a European country home with the carved-oak paneling and a patina that is authentic and a bit worn.
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The rotatable volume control has been replaced by plus and minus buttons on the top of the unit, and the matte finish has been swapped for a glossy patina.
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By mid-2015, Mr. Tobin wanted to apply a new coat of patina because the original rough bronze, touched by many visitors, had taken on a high-polished look.
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" GamerGate used sympathetic journalists to add a patina of legitimacy to its cover narrative—a tactic that has been repeated with the ongoing harassment campaign called "Learn to Code.
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But in recent years, the patina of good cheer has masked growing strife and demoralization in some stores on the East Coast, far from the company's base in California.
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I like Helvetica as much as the next nerd, but I like it on subway signs—not spackled across Twitter's ugly bones in a thin patina of design cred.
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That someone is Joachim Splichal, chef and founder of the reputable Patina Restaurant Group, along with his corporate executive chef, Gregg Wiele, and Frania Mendevil, Patina's executive pastry chef.
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Until recently, Twitter's mobile app included two filters, "1963" and "1972"; the former saturated the image with a pale violet-rose hue, the latter with a faded yellow patina.
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The show's most recent work, "Oriented Right," from 2015, a sheet of patina-stained copper punctured with holes and hung on the wall, looks abstract, storyless, history-free, impersonal.
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Cook bacon in it, chicken thighs, steak — anything that will give off a lot of fat and help you build up the patina on the surface of the metal.
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"The forts had this rust and patina on the surface of the metal sides and you could see how they were constructed in plates riveted together," Amling told Insider.
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The charismatic Mr. Chalamet, Mr. Hammer and Mr. Stuhlbarg — whose brilliant delivery of a tricky speech pierces the heart and, crucially, the movie's lustrous patina — transform beauty into feeling.
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The company relies on a patina of cool to keep its young user base engaged, even as other mobile apps with similar or competing features have risen in popularity.
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In a statement that begins by claiming a "thorough investigation will confirm what we already know," Trump instead fails to offer even a patina of support for the investigation.
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Details of a 1966 Rolex Submariner, reference 5513, featuring a gilt, meters-first dial; a "long 5" bezel; a so-called Bart Simpson crown logo; and plenty of patina.
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"I love unlacquered brass, because it gets a beautiful patina, but a lot of people may not like it because they think it starts to look dirty," she said.
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WALL STREET PAL Where Mr. Kushner and Ms. Trump have tried to apply a patina of ethical compliance to their affairs, others don't even seem to care about appearances.
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The widening ideological gulf between red and blue America, which has only deepened after the presidential election, has applied an unintended patina of urgency and timeliness to his story.
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The humidity, rainwater, and sunlight nourish the living wall just like the grass of a lawn except the lichen and fungi make a black patina not unlike William's charcoal drawings.
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Mueller, and those advising him, are fooling themselves if they think that if he refuses to testify on Capitol Hill it will somehow preserve a patina of impartiality around him.
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Peter Cranz, sommelier and beverage manager for Patina Group, told Gizmodo that a good label can prevent a person from learning more about the quality of the wine they're drinking.
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This would be the first of many temple visits; most were standing as they had for hundreds of years, the patina of worship and age layering onto their incredible artistry.
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There's a new trophy kitchen in town, and it looks like a very old one, with hand-painted cabinets in rich colors and dull brass hardware with an antique patina.
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Ahead, on the west bank, bony cattle were drinking from the river, kicking a choking dust high into the sky and across the sun, casting everything in an eerie patina.
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Ms. Bazin said she deliberately chose to work in silver without rhodium plating so that, with wear, the jewelry would take on the same kind of patina as a sculpture.
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A self-taught woodworker, he labored off and on for months as he turned a plain-looking, if old, secretary into a detailed piece rich with the patina of history.
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" Steel does sometimes show scratches when new, he said, but "when you use it all the time, it gets a patina to it, and this 'worked' quality that is great.
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But they gradually came around, shifting to the sidewalk to spare adjacent lungs and the nicotine-pummeled ceiling panels, which still offer a distinct gouda-yellow Pall Mall patina today.
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I've been stopped hundreds of times by the sight of cakes and tarts, small pastries of all shapes, cannelés browned to a burned-sugar patina and colorful macarons, of course.
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They can divert some of their artificially high profits into lobbying and policy research that bestow a patina of the public interest on schemes that are, in practice, legalized robbery.
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Like a good Japanese knife, all of the steel demands incessant cleaning and polishing or it will rust before acquiring its desired blue-gray patina over the next few years.
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For dessert, Patina is teaming up with Lindt, whose chocolatier Anna Czaja told Us Weekly that guests can expect an estimated 7,000 pots de creme, each dusted with edible gold.
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Because SoftBank has focused its investments on capital intensive, low-margin, mature businesses wrapped in a patina of technology that, for all the hype, don't fundamentally improve weak operating economics.
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An ice bath also did not help reduce the incidence of the sulfurous green patina around overcooked egg yolks — eggs are so small that there is negligible carry-over cooking.
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Instead of approaching old school modernism with 21st-century perspectives, maybe we could sprinkle a bit of the layered academic patina that Picasso has been afforded onto some new artists?
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Professionally shot in far-flung locations, tightly edited, dramatically scored, and consistently branded, Peterson's videos have a patina of quality and a unified concept that approach the standard of cable television.
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Each reveals an uncanny expression, reinforced by variations in modeling, as well as glazing techniques like the complex, layered application of colored slips and oxides that produce raw, patina-like surfaces.
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The biggest example was the rash of fake news stories that appeared at the top of Google's "Top Stories" carousel, which effectively gave those false stories a patina of Google approval.
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And startups have tried to create a patina of healthy fun over soul-crushing workloads through measures such as paying employees not to check email while on vacation to reduce stress.
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After working at the Patina restaurant powerhouse group for over a decade, working alongside Roy Yamaguchi in Hawaii, and marrying a woman from Guanajuato, Mexico, his sense of sazón is remarkable.
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Patina, especially, not only shines on the track but asserts herself in Coach's car one day, refusing to give up her shotgun seat so the boys won't be crowded in back.
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Once he built his cooking confidence back up, Olalia took a job in Los Angeles at Patina, Joachim Splichal's French-American fine dining restaurant in the dazzling Walt Disney Concert Hall.
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That is, as a guy from TV who tweeted stupid memes sometimes and retained a certain down-market patina among more credulous types while serving as a punch line for others.
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The blackwood bodies and silver keys of my more than 60 clarinets were transformed by water and mildew into tragic yet somehow beautiful corpses covered by a patina of colored rust.
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But that perfect patina is stripped away almost immediately in a setup evocative of Rick Moody's "The Ice Storm," ultimately showcasing the horrors that wealth and boredom and sadness can produce.
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Mr. Manafort was a longtime adviser to Mr. Yanukovych, working with him to revamp his public image and acquire a pro-Western patina that helped him win the presidency in 2010.
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On a recent afternoon, a finisher in rubber boots and gloves was applying a statuary brown patina to custom bronze HVAC grilles for the floor of Trinity Church in Lower Manhattan.
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Diversity becomes represented not only in terms of geography but also materiality, as the colors, textures, and patina of the canvases are a manifestation of the environments they've been placed in.
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She also salvaged posts and beams from the streets of Manhattan, the found materials giving her works the patina of age, the dilapidated look of time weathering and corroding our world.
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Whatever the original creators' intent, the Nebra Sky Disk with its worn patina represents our long human history of looking to the sky, and considering our place in the vast universe.
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In her world, her father is getting things done on the regular and all of the negative stuff written about him is produced by haters and lacks even the patina of truth.
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He did it over the nearly unified opposition of the Republican minority, which was able to thwart some of Obama's efforts and at the very least deny them a patina of bipartisanship.
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The work being done by Glen Dimplex, Patina, and Keenan, in concert with the Ignition Lab, offer some pretty tidy examples of what the Internet of Things will look like in practice.
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He ate lunch at the same ristorante every day, and at night, he watched television and read from his library, thick with leather-bound histories and the perfect Proustian patina of age.
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In it, he likened an aluminum iPhone to an "heirloom pocket watch," after the phone had been polished to a fine patina by a ring of keys stored in a shared pocket.
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"There are certain moments that a lesser screenwriter or someone really drawn into the patina of Hollywood might have rearranged the truth in order to make it more Hollywood," Mr. Edgerton said.
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Unlacquered brass and some antiqued, copper and bronze finishes will develop a patina with use — or what Ms. Merrill called a "living finish" — while others, like chrome, will continue to look new.
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Despite the patina of money, the fashion on display at D-CAVE was not an enormous aesthetic shift from the at-home gamer uniform of cozy sweatpants and a worn-in sweatshirt.
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As an evening breeze picked up, I pitched my tent beneath a cliff streaked with desert varnish — a patina of marbled black-and-orange thanks to eons of exposure to the elements.
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He may not be the team's best player — or even the third best — but his experience and wisdom, the argument goes, lend a necessary, if intangible, patina to the apprentices surrounding him.
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PALLADINO They'll add a color of patina to the cinematography that is supposed to make it look like 1970 or 1960 to our eyes, but again, back then the world wasn't orange.
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The back parlor, painted Majorelle blue, its mirrored ceiling burnished with a delicate patina, includes a daybed in a leopard coverlet that's a homage to John, who now lives in Palm Springs.
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Materials and finishes in the apartments include pale oak floors, hand-scraped oak cabinetry, marble countertops and unlacquered brass plumbing fixtures from Waterworks that are intended to develop a patina with age.
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Funny thread: Reflecting on the splendid green patina of the Statue of Liberty: The Statue of Liberty's exterior is made of copper, and it turned that shade of green because of oxidation.
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He finished his works with a ancient-looking patina made from cement, lime, hot sugar water, urine, and other ingredients, and coated the final products with a seal made from dirt and glue.
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Over 3,000 guests will be treated to a three-course meal created by Patina Restaurant Group chef and founder Joachim Splichal, executive chef of culinary Gregg Wiele and executive pastry chef Frania Mendivil.
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But it seems that Wreck-It Ralph's singular core is strong enough to keep its sequel from taking on the patina of a cynical, algorithm-generated product — in fact, it's the polar opposite.
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Wilson, who cites Baudrillard, Foucault, or Nietzsche at least once in practically any conversation, certainly doesn't mind the patina of erudition it lends to what is essentially a modern-day gun-running operation.
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When a Clinton surrogate referred to a photo of Obama in Somali garb as showing the candidate in his "native clothing, in the clothing of his country," it gave birtherism a bipartisan patina.
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He also connects the booming art market to the rise of a new class of super-rich, anxious to burnish the gleam of their jaw-dropping wealth with the patina of high culture.
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Still, after a period where the best of Britain's best landed on "Masterpiece Theater" -- and little else was available -- the surge in series imports has inevitably diluted some of that patina of quality.
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" Mr. Dijkgraaf said that the proposal from Steven Holl Architects seemed to most gently aim for that goal: Its patina cooper roof and oak floors refer to Fuld Hall "without really challenging it.
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If the scene has the patina of an after-school special (earnestness, a touch of melodrama), Iweala deploys the present tense and an unfussy syntax to hook the reader, and it works well.
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This once-reviled 257s building, now with its patina of age, is finally coming to be recognized for what it is: a practical Modernist landmark of exceptional finesse and a surprisingly good neighbor.
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The only thing left to fight for is the patina of dignity that comes from being able to claim that everything would have gone much better if only they had listened to you.
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The figures were created using gigantic stencils and power-washing to erase layers of smog, soot and biological patina on the embankment — a process sometimes known as reverse graffiti — to produce beauty from grime.
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The uppers have stayed looking great with a relatively lax maintenance schedule that mainly involves cleaning and polishing them somewhere in the range of three times a season — they're taking on a nice patina.
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Fashioned by the design firm Uhuru in its Red Hook, Brooklyn, studio, the 250-pound table is meant to weather over time, acquiring a warmth and patina, and the dings that accompany real life.
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The patina is haunting, but it so forcefully says, "This is history," that it fights against the characters' sense of living at the edge of a bracing scientific future (something "The Knick" captured well).
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Traditional cast iron cookware relies on a slick patina of heat-baked-in oil called "seasoning" to maintain a nonstick surface, which starts breaking down if something acidic sits in it for too long.
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With its colorful, sun-faded interiors and charming patina of a space that's been passed down through the decades, it has a welcoming European feeling akin to the charming, palazzo-facing cafes of Italy.
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The film weaves back and forth from this painting to the history of the institute that it represents, uncovering centuries of stories parallel to the layers of patina being carefully cleaned from the canvas.
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I've always been a sucker for fragments, where the harsh blade and the delicate patina of centuries reconfigure shapes and dimensions, add subtlety to surface, and glaze the beauty of age across pristine colors.
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The ceremony took place Saturday afternoon at Marble Collegiate Church — where they have been members for eight years — and included performances by Tony winner Patina Miller, who is Amboyer's former roommate and Carnegie Mellon classmate.
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I'm sure you can buy off-the-rack "black" jeans with this sort of patina, but I'm willing to bet that most of the jeans ahead are the product of some good wear and tear.
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Their approach was to embed a fragment of each object's patina in a block of epoxy resin, in order to preserve its physical structure, and then to slice the block up using a diamond saw.
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The source of an equally intriguing tale was discovered beneath the dark-brown patina partly covering a statue of a dancing satyr (pictured) pulled by fishermen from the waters between Sicily and Africa in 1998.
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In support of this theory, when he examined the statue in detail Dr Ingo found the imprints of woody fibres, possibly from decking it had been resting on, in the patina of the satyr's hair.
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And while Pratt and Bieber are individuals who likely hold different views than their church's leadership on many issues, the welcoming patina of places like Hillsong can easily be dented when you scratch the surface.
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But true luxury also requires something more than a pretty patina or gold casing, and that's where the Feniks Essence asserts itself very well, offering sound quality to match its pretty looks and impeccable build.
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Carvalho lends a patina of intellectualism to Bolsonaro's proposals; recently Carvalho told an interviewer that Brazil's problem with violent crime might have been averted if the military regime had killed the right twenty thousand people.
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The pact put a patina of success on an effort by the government that was characterized by internal quarreling and an occasionally humiliating and ultimately hopeless effort to bend the European Union to its will.
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The House's effort has the patina of bipartisanship — most bills have sailed through their committees on broad bipartisan votes, and many of the bills in the first batch passed the full House on voice votes.
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The entire movie was shot hand-held on 16 millimeter, which gives a beautiful patina and a great feel that's unlike stuff that's in cinema anymore, and we just constantly wanted to make something unique.
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Ms. Soto of the Last Bookstore — an employee of libraries and bookstores since the age of 14 — resembles an elongated, purple-haired Uma Thurman from "Pulp Fiction," and has the patina of a glamorous assassin.
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"It's always cooler and drier in vaults, so what we see in a vault situation, 10 years, 20 years in, is, first of all, the gold starts to develop a black patina," Mr. Faber said.
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"I think it's probably one of the first times we've had an accurate number," Patina Park, executive director at the Minnesota Indian Women's Resource Center, who was not involved with the new report, told BuzzFeed News.
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There's a patina of anxiety that coats me every time I go out in an urban environment — especially since I'm doing so much work with a phone and a camera that are ripe for getting snatched.
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It starts out with a Devil Wears Prada patina, telling the story of a young woman toiling in obscurity as a ghostwriter at a glossy teen magazine in Manhattan, but it quickly veers into uncharted territory.
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When Mr. Bozzi is not overseeing Mezzaluna with Mr. Casagranda, or conceiving Italian projects for Patina Restaurant Group, he spends more than a third of the year in Italy with his wife, Chiara, a retired pediatrician.
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"Conversation in the Cathedral" will never be an easy read in any language — it's a book for fans of Faulkner, Proust and Bolaño — but Rabassa's errors dull its noir patina and obscure its thrilling tonal rapids.
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So ubiquitous has it become that the statue can be invoked by its familiar elements: the pointed crown, the robe and rich, sea foam green patina, the flaming gold torch and arm raised toward the sky.
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The sale's top lots, pin art nouveau enamel, sapphires and diamonds by Boucheron (1902) and a pair of monumental vases in closed emaux mounted on their bases in bronze patina and gold, each sold for €355,500 (~$407,000).
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The failures are not immaterial, of course, but if the belief in the coach-as-hero is deep enough, those setbacks or scandals simply add some patina and drama to the broader story of the hero's journey.
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It was as scarred, scratched, and dirty as any other part of the Blocks, but the free end shone as if polished by every hand that passed it, bright yellow metal emerging from a blackish-green patina.
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COINS AND other metal artefacts dug from archaeological sites bear witness to their burial in the form of the patinas of chemicals which accumulate on their surfaces—and different circumstances will result in different sorts of patina.
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The reticence of those responsible for the game that prompted the conference in the first place makes an effort like the Human by Design seem cynical, an intellectual patina to protect the game underneath it from criticism.
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There is also the occasional rustic bathroom; I love the look of the subtly textured waterproof plaster that is found in Moroccan hammams and those bowl-like copper sinks and tubs, which take on a warm patina.
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The bronze is covered with patina color, and gouges and markings on the colossal, golemlike figure read either as symbols or language — or perhaps a kind of cosmic wear and tear, harking back to sci-fi aliens.
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But we can't have a productive conversation that starts from the premise that Trump is a racist overall, and that every action he takes and every statement he makes is therefore covered with the patina of racism.
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The narrator and title character of Jason Reynolds's excellent novel "Patina," the second in his series about the Defenders track team that began with the National Book Award finalist "Ghost," projects none of the fears Joseph carries.
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In addition, celebrating Valentine's Day gives the upwardly mobile urban couple's love the legitimacy of individual choice -- with roses, chocolates and jewelry adding a bit of luster to the worn and antiquated patina of an arranged marriage.
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Bhabha carved the twelve-foot-tall alien-monster-god from Styrofoam and cork; the cast is finished with a pan-gender patina of pink, blue, and scorched earth, and a demonic face where it ought to have genitals.
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When Hootie was in Nashville in March, it recorded familiar-feeling songs written by band members, and also "Wildfire Love," which Rucker recently wrote with Ed Sheeran, and which has Sheeran's weightless melodies delivered with Hootie's trademark patina.
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Its fingerprints are unmistakable in the moody patina of her cast-iron pieces, like Federal Plaza's "Manhattan Sentinels" (19603-96), or the velvety finish of her iconic Cor-Ten works, which she's been making since the late 1970s.
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This one, with shocks of hand-applied patina in cobalt blue, recalls Berluti's iconic Alessandro model, which originally launched in 1895 and became the brand's signature design, but we reworked the form and gave it these graphic details.
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Since the beginning of the primary campaign, Mr. Sanders and Ms. Warren have proceeded with a patina of comity, focusing on their mostly shared policy goals and reminding anyone who would listen about their ostensibly genuine mutual admiration.
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How you have to be careful what you say to him because he will take something you say and he will toss it back out publicly with a whole new patina, where it's not quite what you said.
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The rest of the car wears a heavy patina and a fair amount of corrosion, but the bodywork and glass are in good shape and the only real rust issue can be found on one of the B-pillars.
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The problem for me is if you don't first shoot something with the camera on which to base the shot, the visual effect is going to stick out if the film you're making has a realistic style or patina.
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"It's a way for us to say this is not just a Super Bowl issue," says Patina Park, the Executive Director of the Minnesota Indian Women's Resource Center (MIWRC), who partnered with the gallery in putting the show together.
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A MINUS Ought: Sun Coming Down (Constellation) Three Americans and an Australian escaped to Canada for its moderate tuition and patina of rationalism, they're regularly compared to the Fall and early Sonic Youth but are wound tighter than either.
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People who could not be found but are believed to have existed at an address on April 1 are guesstimated, along with their age, gender, race and ethnicity, falsely imbuing the official final figures with a patina of precision.
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Chris Tyrrell, the chairman of a crowdfunding industry group, the Crowdfund Intermediary Regulatory Advocates, agreed that there was an "industry level risk" because crowdfunding sites are listing investments with a patina of a regulatory approval but little quality control.
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It, too, had its professors, politicians and journalistic commentators — the theoreticians, enablers, sanctifiers, excuse makers and Never Never-Trumpers — who gave the movement a patina of intellectual respectability and moral seriousness that Trump himself had done nothing to earn.
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After casting the resin into molds, Quayola and Factum-Arte let them dry, then did some retouching before adding a patina with acids and high temperatures to better replicate the look of iron as it rusts and otherwise ages.
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Some people take on the patina of their surroundings, and Boeheim, who was raised in a funeral home in upstate New York, looks just like the kind of guy who was raised in a funeral home in upstate New York.
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In a bid to put a patina of reform on a key spying program, Congress is poised to make it harder for the FBI to spy on those whom the agency has probable cause to believe have committed a crime.
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The more detail we learn about how little Trump appears to have learned about business during his undergraduate years at the Wharton School, the more it becomes apparent that the president owes most of his patina of success to Jeff Zucker.
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Tudor is nailing it with eye-catching reinterpretations of its Heritage Black Bay dive watch, including a Bronze model that will develop a patina, and the black-on-black Dark, which would make a perfect graduation gift for Darth Vader's son.
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When I would come here with Mr. Vergé, he would take me out to all these great places; Patina, Citrus, I can't remember the names of some of these other French places, but L'Ermitage, an African place on La Cienega.
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Over time, a watch like the Black Bay Bronze ($3,975) will develop a rich, chocolaty patina like an antique statue, although its unique aluminum bronze alloy will never oxidize all the way to sea foam green like the Statue of Liberty.
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But with success has come the kind of identity crisis that faces many midsize regional brewers as they jostle for market share with ascendant microbreweries and shelf-hogging megabrands: How to expand their appeal without losing their patina of authenticity?
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The prep school kids arrived with pre-forged friend groups, fake IDs, a patina of sophistication and a heavy dose of arrogance, and their social scene was an intimidating fortress around which the rest of campus social life swirled and eddied.
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Here, the black body is an Egyptian god, and the white one is a European female form; the wall text characterizes them as "African figure" and "European figure," respectively, though both were cast in bronze and finished with patina or paint.
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My life has also changed since the early days when I, a newly married man, spent my free time covering our windowless, single-bedroom apartment in Brooklyn in a hazy patina of hamburger grease as I researched my first book.
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Pochettino had been dancing on the field in front of disbelieving Spurs fans only a few minutes before, and he still had the patina of sweat on his forehead and the unyielding, manic grin on his face to prove it.
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Facebook is a massive company, who, like any massive company, uses its wealth, influence and market power whenever possible to curb regulation, deter competition and grow unabated – even while maintaining the brand's patina of reform, tolerance and concern for social good.
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The menu was built on California ingredients and infused with Ms. Des Jardins's traditional French training, which began under Joachim Splichal at Patina in Los Angeles, and included turns in French kitchens overseen by Alain Ducasse and Pierre and Jean Troisgros.
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In some, there are circuit boards, as in "Tightrope: Narcissism" (2017), where they form a dark parallelogram in a field of red; it's a city floating in an architectural diagram, or a tear in the patina that reveals what's underneath.
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A patina of racial diversity has been another hallmark of Pentecostalism, although during the civil rights era, racism from white leaders of the church caused a division that lasted through the 1960s, and well into today in some parts of the country.
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One coin that the researchers studied came from a grave dug in what is now Tunisia but was then Carthaginian territory, in the 3rd century BC. Like the imprints on the satyr's hair, the coin's patina has preserved the shapes of some fibres.
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Imagine a game or CG movie where textures like that can be generated dynamically, different for every playthrough or character, beyond what is currently possible — a unique patina on every sword, each building with its own wear pattern, ivy creeping procedurally along buildings.
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Users can also plop a life-size AR reproduction of the statue's foot directly in front of them or witness a recreation of the making of the statue, glimpsing inside to its struts and watching its copper material develop the familiar green patina.
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It uses the patina of flagrant, joyous artifice—and a cavalcade of well-judged star cameos—to mask a critique of shady dealing in the film industry, and cinema's enormous potential to operate simultaneously as an ideological weapon and a tool of suppression.
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Nothing compares to the experience of holding six pounds of newborn boy against an older, wiser, pounding heart, a heart burnished with the patina of age, a heart that bears the traces of fractures, the patchwork or plaster lathed over bad breaks.
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"Some call themselves 'America First' to hijack President Trump's slogans to give themselves a patina of credibility … you're seeing them adopt the beliefs of some of these other movements in order to find cover for their own vile belief system," Shapiro said.
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Let me tell you: I would always get comments saying, "There is nothing exciting happening in LA." I remember the first time I came 20 years ago—coming to LA meant just going to eat at Patina and then going to Wolfgang Puck's.
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The family lived at first in a rowhouse — the familiar cramped accommodation of the working classes in a region where the Industrial Revolution had spread a patina of grime, grit and pollution over back-to-back homes separated by cobbled alleyways and streets.
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In "How We Apologize Now," Lindsey Weber writes about the growing phenomenon of digital apologies from celebrities: To be famous in 2019 one must possess (in addition to talent, or at least popularity) a patina of authenticity and a willingness to admit wrongdoing.
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The inaugural offering of Denim x Alexander Wang had just three classic silhouettes, the 001, 002, and 003 (slim, relaxed, and "boy fit," respectively), available in black and two blue hues, which had "just the right patina and very little stretch," Wang told Refinery29.
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And so, just like guests in the park, viewers of the show can satisfy lusts associated with Westerns (a genre that for many viewers has the antiquated patina of brash, uncultured racism) while also being made to feel they are ultimately above it all.
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For celebs that aren't too interested in a plant-based diet or who are simply looking to buck 2018's biggest trends (and not just through their red carpet looks), the Patina Catering team will offer plenty of meat-forward and dairy-filled options.
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Mr. Hannity's show has all the trappings of traditional television news — the anchor desk, the graphics and the patina of authority that comes with being part of a news organization that also employs serious-minded journalists like Chris Wallace, Bret Baier and Megyn Kelly.
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In the imperfect rooms of the studio — which Barnes purposefully kept as unrefined and spare as possible, preserving the patina of the original brick walls and the nearly 30-foot-tall plank ceilings — her creations look as if they were conceived by the building itself.
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Since it was first staged on Broadway in 1993, "Angels in America: A Gay Fantasia on National Themes" (to use its full, colon-toting title) has acquired the marbleized patina of something stately and grand, a work to be approached with reverence and a dictionary.
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Illustrations, slogans and color are omnipresent, and a certain artisanal, even roughhoused, patina covers nearly everything, including tassel-seamed sweatpants, destroyed lightweight cotton tees and recurring visual motifs, like the phrase "Paradise Lost," which Mr. Cohen used as a title for Alchemist's first capsule collection.
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But now he is focused on building his collection, which is about 18038 percent vintage models, like the Rolex Submariner 5513, with the kind of faded bezel that collectors call a ghost and what Mr. Gargash called a "beautiful patina" developing on the dial.
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While the modern apartments and new cars lend Novo-Lenino a patina of prosperity, the people have little work and dwindling savings, said Andrei Kolganov, who spurned a Moscow career to become a clown in the neighborhood, parlaying that into a successful children's entertainment center.
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Others have, perhaps without thinking about it much, let a patina of hints about Obama's citizenship and the undesirability of immigrants and of religious and ethnic minorities build up until it has become hard to tell what the Republican Party looked like without it.
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This is true not just of theater but of love and also of the Broadway titan Harold Prince's new memoir, "Sense of Occasion" — which is to a large degree his old memoir, annotated and updated considerably, but left with its fine patina essentially undisturbed.
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But where a deal could be struck that both sides preferred to the status quo, they struck the deal — a sharp contrast to an earlier approach where the top Republican priority was to avoid putting a patina of bipartisanship and success on the Obama administration.
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In a move critics suspect is a Kremlin ploy to split the liberal opposition vote while injecting a patina of interest, TV celebrity Ksenia Sobchak, the daughter of Putin's political mentor, is standing against him, offering voters unhappy with his rule someone to back.
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For the tasting, Florence Fabricant and I were joined by Jeff Porter, beverage operations director for the Batali & Bastianich Hospitality Group, which includes restaurants like Babbo and Del Posto; and Aaron Von Rock, East Coast wine director for the Patina Restaurant Group, who is based at Lincoln.
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Eventually, though, the planking rotted and gave way, precipitating the satyr deep into a part of the vessel's hold where there was a lot of corroding iron and little circulation of water—a combination of circumstances which killed the sea squirts and led to the brown patina.
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The first thing to do if you have any concerns about your tap water, said Martin Reise—the water sommelier, who crafts water menus and pairings for the Patina restaurant group in L.A.—is to check that all is well with your local water supply company.
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"It was very un-Hollywood in the sense that at certain moments, someone really drawn into the patina of Hollywood might have rearranged the truth in order to make it more Hollywood," Australian actor Joel Edgerton, who plays Richard Loving, told a news conference on Monday.
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It was a period that saw drag queen Linda Simpson capture her experiences in the Downtown nightlife scene through photography, artist Hunter Reynolds perform in both galleries and nightclubs as queen Patina Du Prey, and Chris Tanner maintain a drag career alongside his bright, glitter-filled paintings.
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The title of the documentary (which you can now find on YouTube) refers to both Lewinsky's outfit—she wore a black pantsuit and white button down shirt—and the fact that the film is not in color (lending a patina of gravitas to the whole undertaking).
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It's never been a secret (the year it opened, this newspaper declared it "undoubtedly the most magnificent apartment of the kind in this country"), but for decades its glories have been concealed beneath bad repairs, inadequate lighting, brown paint and a patina of Gilded Age cigar smoke.
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To launch their latest silk charmeuse scarf with a street art patina, the duo enlisted artist and curator Richie Shazam to take on the spirit of an American leader or what the duo calls the new George Washington of Downtown New York by donning a powdered wig.
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Brush away the wisps of torn Rizla, shredded beer mats, and desiccated tobacco flakes from the table top; mop up the tacky pools of spilled wine and lager; scratch all the filthy patina away, and sand off the varnish until there's just pristine wood left bare.
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Some Republicans have been concerned that the president, who has been pursuing more of a bipartisan patina as he struggles to secure major legislative achievements and his poll numbers sink over his handling of the racially charged violence in Charlottesville, Va., will go along with Democratic priorities.
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There's a foggy patina to each of Flint's paintings—they look a bit hazy, like his memory recounting the wildlife he encounters—yet vivid when it comes to the details that create a connection between beings, like the eyes of a coyote searing through the frame.
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"The greatest challenge was to inspire and all the multiple bureaucracies to allow us to simply clean the wall and remove all the dark patina that was not part of William's drawings—and at no cost to the City of Rome," Jones says with an air of incredulity.
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The defense accused prosecutors of creating a "patina of espionage" even though Butina wasn't charged with spying, and called them out for claiming Butina had offered sex in exchange for a job and then walking that back only after multiple news outlets had focused on it in their reporting.
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Yes, all hell will break loose, but Rosenstein has now assumed unconstitutional powers, believing that he is accountable to no one but his own conception of the rule of law, and these comments reveal the truth that has been carefully hidden below the Harvard-educated patina of respectability.
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Finished with a sort of gunmetal patina and each inscribed with its title, their visual heft cries out for recognition as a three-part epitaph, though by the logic of their premature sealing (and despite each label's claim of "unknown contents") they are to a current viewer obviously empty.
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Even as new books and operas and TV shows get the sort of billing and promotion they could hardly have hoped for a few years ago, the lure of the Jack the Ripper tale as we know it — a grisly whodunit with a patina of social history — remains strong.
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Joe Biden, who has all but disappeared from the political scene since his victories last Tuesday, has been placed, by the patina of his former position, well ahead of Sanders on the question of who would better manage the crisis, despite the boldness of Sanders's proposals to address it.
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With a blockbuster Leonardo exhibition fast approaching, the Louvre and its production partners are fine-tuning a virtual reality tour with three-dimensional views of the portrait that look beyond the jostling crowds, the shatterproof glass case and the layers of varnish from restorations and the fading green patina.
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The event, which will take place in Los Angeles immediately following the 71st Primetime Emmy Awards, will be catered by Joachim Splichal of Patina Catering, and though he has run the kitchen for this party for 24 years, his team of 250 chefs is doing something different this year.
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Cruz's suspicions gained a patina of plausibility this past week when The Washington Post resurfaced evidence that, until two decades ago, Trump would bizarrely call reporters posing as one of two fictional publicists (John Miller or John Barron) and brag about his own business and romantic conquests, real and imagined.
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"He was always sure of himself, sure of his abilities, passionate and driven, knowing what he wanted to accomplish and setting out to do just that," said the Tony-winning actress Patina Miller, who Mr. Odom mentored when he was a senior and she was a freshman at Carnegie Mellon University.
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Though livability and practicality were priorities for the couple that hired Cotton, he has accomplished that within a patina of austere nobility, what you might call the sum aesthetic of his aspirations and experiences so far — a résumé that includes a stint working in the flea market at Porte de Clignancourt.
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It's a break up song layered with an extra patina of despondency, thanks to the 34-year-old's softly downcast lines that are both poignant ("I spent my nights recalling / Those showers in the morning"), and wry (she can take back her rollerblades and her favorite band—"that shit was always bad").
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A lighting company named Patina is working with Intel to refine their energy-saving lamps, embedded with Intel® Atom™ processors and connected via the Intel® IoT gateway, allowing them to do things like automatically adjust brightness according to natural light, or simply turn off if no one is around.
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It's likely that not many Cubans, promised a chance to move somewhere better off, would pass up a chance to leave Cuba as it is, untouched, frozen in time, covered in soot and light, varnished with that curious and appealing patina of an era in which surviving, however, is so terribly difficult.
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Rand's simplistic reversals — selfishness is a virtue, altruism is a sin, capitalism is a deeply moral system that allows human freedom to flourish — have given her work a patina of transgression, making her beloved by those who consider themselves bold, anti-establishment truth tellers even while they cling to the prevailing hierarchical order.
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She's determined to show strength for everyone else in her life — her younger sister, Maddy, who adores her; her mother, Bev, who has lost both legs to diabetes; ("the sugar" as Patina calls it); and her Aunt Momly and Uncle Tony, who have taken over the daily job of raising her and Maddy.
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It was no secret that Broadcast used sound libraries as sources—as was common in many horror films of the 1960s and 1970s, Dawn of the Dead and Last House on Dead End Street among them—but what comes off as unique is that authentic patina they give to the score itself.
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It's as if the body politic today is so sick from collective disease that remains hidden under the patina of polite conversation, unethical legal compromises, historical amnesia, and obscurantist rhetoric, that the word "nigger" is the only thing strong and sharp enough to pierce the swollen skin and let the pus flow out.
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Flynn has spent much of the campaign trying to give Trump a patina of seriousness on security issues, but has recently crossed into outright flacking on miscellaneous issues as well, as evidenced by his take on the FBI's Clinton emails investigation: It took 1 year to review 60K and 8 days to review 650K?
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When Mr. Kelly, a retired four-star Marine general, entered the White House in July 2017 with the goal of instilling order in a disorderly West Wing, he lent a patina of respectability to a White House that at the time was staffed almost entirely by people who had never before served in government.
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There are ways in which Donald Trump is a kind of Dorian Gray's portrait of J.F.K. — with the same appetitiveness and clannishness (swap Ivanka for R.F.K.) and personal secrets (tax returns for Trump, medical records for Kennedy), but without the youthful looks and eloquence and a patina of intellectualism and idealism to clean those failings up.
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In collaboration with HHF Architects in Switzerland, one the firms the artist commissioned for the Jinhua Architecture Park project, Ai designed two structures on the 23-acre property: a cube-like, corrugated metal-clad main house (22018,700 square feet) and a Y-shaped guest house with a timber structure and corrugated steel facade with a rusted patina.
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This week, he gave a peek behind the curtain into the president's decades-long rumination over nuclear weapons, and the man the president claims he learned them from: his Uncle John, a physicist at M.I.T. Uncle John did not work in nuclear physics, but Mr. Trump has often used his scholarly curriculum vitae to give himself a patina of academic understanding.
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The couple celebrated their nuptials with over 350 guests, who enjoyed performances by Broadway star Patina Miller, violinist Daniel Heifetz, a bluegrass band and a DJ. FROM PEN: Former Bachelorette Emily Maynard Johnson Says She Wants 2 More Kids to Up Her Total to 5 Feldman plays Jonah on Superstore, and is also known for his roles on Mad Men and Drop Dead Diva.
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From this entry point, a visitor can either float left to navigate works from Ward's 2015 Breathing Directions series, including the nine-panel floor piece, "Ground (In Progress)" — with the patina on the copper bricks in a much more darkened state than in the original presentation — and "Breathing Panel: Oriented Right" (2015), one of Ward's abstracted takes on a symbol with functional and historic implications.
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His new work consists, at one gallery, of a nearly twenty-foot-high, nearly hundred-foot-long elongated S shape of two-inch-thick weatherproof steel (sealed by its patina of softly textured rust) and, at another, of standing steel cylinders that differ in proportion of height to breadth but share the condition—so we are told and can only believe—of weighing fifty tons apiece.
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While the NCAA has said that it cannot regulate the quality of education athletes receive—a hilarious statement, given that it recently tried to review a prospective player's sixth grade school work in Mali—the association needed to come up with some sort of allegations against North Carolina to show the world that it really, really does care about academics, and not just the cash-producing patina they provide.
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The kitchen, for instance, still belongs to Marion, her collection of mildewed cookbooks barely contained by the cabinet doors, their pages marked by personal postcards from Julia Child and the American cartoonist Chuck Jones, both close family friends; the only update, Kevin says, is the stubborn verdigris patina he's allowed to accumulate on the dull copper backsplash, a sign of age that his mother would never have permitted.
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" And her review of Richard Ford's "Canada" sounds positively love-struck from the first paragraph on: "He cuts a transfixing figure for even an ordinary reader's curiosity: the book-jacket photographs with their silvery bronze patina suggesting a pale-eyed cattle rustler, his laser-blue gaze smudged simultaneously with apprehension and derring-do, a Tin Woodman tint evoking a man of metal and mettle, in sorrowful quest of his forgotten heart.
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Mr. Guzmán is now Mr. Fernández's economy minister and has the difficult task of selling solidarity to the country's bondholders and the I.M.F. It is improbable that the pope can perform the miracle of turning creditors' cash gluttony into altruism overnight, but Argentina's debt recidivism can nonetheless use the moral patina of Francis' progressive economic language, especially as Mr. Fernández tries to garner support for the country's case at the I.M.F. board.
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The piece includes two of my favorite written paragraphs of recent memory (included below, but you should read the whole thing in its entirety): The… endorsement of Centra, along with a similar endorsement from the popular rapper DJ Khaled, lent a patina of credibility to a project that has ended up with more than a few problems, including a chief executive who does not appear to have been a real person and a shaky, fast-shifting business plan.
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Studio 65's piece enraptured him with its combination of intellectual rigor and subversion: It had a rich golden patina that he found "comparable to an object from the 33th century," and its back story — of disenfranchised Italian youth tossing aside sober Modernism — appealed to him as someone who came of age in the 1970s (not to mention that the lack of interest surrounding radical Italian design back then meant it was also within his means).
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On top of that, the upcoming meeting between President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE and North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un may add a momentary patina of competence to an administration beleaguered by Stormy Daniels, and a West Wing under siege.
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Spending time among the replicators has helped me become aware of what it's easy to acknowledge intellectually but more difficult to feel: that a piece of art is mortal; that it is the work of many hands, only some of which are coeval with the artist; that time is the medium of media; that one person's damage is another's patina; that the present's notion of its past and future are changeable fictions; that a museum is at sea. ♦
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For McConnell, he has to deal with an angry president who dismisses the impeachment saga as a "hoax" and a "witch hunt"; moderate Republican senators anxious for the case to proceed with at least a patina of impartiality; GOP hard-liners who want to dismiss the charges outright or alternately call Joe and Hunter Biden as witnesses; a united Democratic caucus eager to score points at the Republicans' expense; and constituents back home who want to see how McConnell delivers as he runs for reelection to a record seventh term in the Senate.
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The cozy softness of the room's milky gray walls, the pale oak herringbone parquet floors — after much deliberation, left unsealed to develop a patina — the verdigris side table that contrasts against a massive couch in what she calls a "truly faded-out persimmon" pink: All speak to Lyons's idiosyncratic genius for color and texture, but also to her exacting and precise eye, one trained over years superintending dozens of store openings and developing an understanding for how a space is meant to spotlight only the most central elements.
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