Mezcalería Tobalá: This Oaxacan-style mezcalería in the heart of East Austin serves up mezcal two ways: half pours in clay copita or full pours in veladora glasses.
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International aid pours in International aid poured into Ecuador Monday.
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Thompson pours in 45 as Warriors wax Mavs OAKLAND, Calif.
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He pours in quality rum, brandy and bourbon in equal portions.
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You look at our borders, they're like swiss cheese, everybody pours in.
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The brews that he pours in his private studio are consistently appealing.
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In others, light pours in from deep narrow cuts in the walls.
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There's also anxiety as money pours in from people without experience with drones.
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The lyrics were still Hutchison's, though, so the light never fully pours in.
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As the data pours in, the scientists talk me through what we're looking at.
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The sunlight "just pours in, in the morning — it wakes me up," she said.
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She tops it up with liquor, pours in some ice, and gives it a shake.
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Fog pours in, illuminated by eerie blue shafts of light escaping from the basement below.
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The sun appears between the surrounding buildings and pours in for a few hours every afternoon.
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Sometimes money just pours in, sometimes the thing I think will work has no impact at all.
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McNeely's strength pours in from the glimpses of blue and yellow that punctuate her figurations like skylights.
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Money pours in to alleviate the effects of a disaster, but not to prepare islands for future ones.
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" As more backlash pours in Hegseth says he's "sitting back and literally watching my [Twitter] feed and laughing.
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Just to keep these miserable little shits alive, he also pours in 250 gallons of seawater. Every. Single. Week.
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Water pours in from holes in the roof and the floor on the second story tilts at an angle.
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Classes continue, even when walls have been reduced to rubble and sunlight pours in through holes in the roof.
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Wage inflation will spiral as the government's new money pours in and workers demand higher pay in the private sector.
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Nora strips naked, climbs into a small glass sphere and takes deep breaths before a liquid flecked with metal pours in.
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Pailodze's photo shows a couple sitting in a dark room as light pours in from stained-glass windows, surrounding them with color.
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Twilly d'Hermès takes the allure of Le Labo's Santal 33, but pours in ginger and tuberose for a scent that commands attention.
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As the list of available pads pours in, users choose where they want to stay and make the booking for that night.
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Autumn sunshine pours in through the windows of Quo Vadis restaurant in central London, as I sit with head chef Jeremy Lee.
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The Amazon Concern over the ongoing wildfires in the Amazon rainforest is growing as aid pours in from all over the world.
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The money pours in from the "devout": small-time contributions to the NRA that amount to hundreds of millions of dollars each year.
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Russell pours in 39 as Lakers beat Nets LOS ANGELES — D'Angelo Russell wanted to wrap up his biggest night as quickly as possible.
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If you can really feel the whole space and the light pours in, it becomes an interesting space instead of just square boxes.
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And the world's shallow oceans are losing oxygen as the planet warms and nutrient pollution pours in from agricultural heartlands and urban watersheds.
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As more money pours in, next year's garlic acreage is expected to increase again, potentially squeezing margins, but not by enough to deter investors.
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This is Laffer's theory, explained in his famous "Laffer Curve," which posits that government revenue pours in after the elixir of a tax cut.
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Second, during the day as natural sunlight pours in through the window(s), it reflects off the mirrors making the room brighter and lighter.
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On the other, a fireplace is embedded in a short wall of rusticated stone and light pours in from clerestory windows above a mezzanine.
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When the sun sets in the afternoon, light pours in through the windows and catches the plant collection Dobbs manages with help from an aide.
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Unfortunately, their television is terribly positioned right under a window where light pours in, making it impossible to see the screen on a sunny day.
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A Refuge Annie is sitting in Millie's breakfast nook, where the sun pours in through the huge window, a bright beginning to a new day.
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Even as water pours in, she remains calm, focusing on the task at hand until she has to be physically pulled away by her colleagues.
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He pulls out an Erlenmeyer flask—a triangle-shaped laboratory container—pours in the bubbly mix, and adds a few sprigs of mint as a finale.
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As Gulf money pours in, policymakers have all but given up on the human rights violations, democracy deficits and terrorism finance challenges associated with this troubled region.
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MARTHA MACCALLUM, HOST: And we begin with the same breaking news this evening as reaction pours in at this hour as we celebrated the life of Charles Krauthammer.
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He builds a "liver parenchyma scaffold" and then pours in a silicone material that lets surgeons see inside the liver as well as understand its mass and shape.
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Light pours in from an unseen source to the left, casting sombre shadows, illuminating an open Torah and glinting, here and there, on iridescent fabric or reflective metal.
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RELATED: Grief, support pours in after McCain brain cancer diagnosis One thing is for sure though, McCain will fight -- something one of his former opponents pointed out Wednesday night.
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"So when it rains, it really, really pours, in the future — and now," Kate Marvel, a climate scientist at NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies, said in an interview.
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There is reason to be hopeful that broad support for a decarbonized future will continue to grow as evidence pours in showing that companies can profit while reducing pollution.
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There's so much excitement about him that all he has to do is ask for cash and it pours in, with far less overhead costs compared with traditional fundraising events.
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By Norimitsu Onishi Residents of the vibrant and historic Bo-Kaap neighborhood in Cape Town fear that their traditions and close-knit community are at risk as money pours in.
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Cousins pours in 40 points as Kings edge Lakers LOS ANGELES — With the Los Angeles Lakers rarely double-teaming him, DeMarcus Cousins had a message for his Sacramento Kings teammates.
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From millions of sources all over the globe, through every possible channel and medium — light waves, airwaves, ticker tapes, computer banks, telephone wires, television cables, satellites, printing presses — information pours in.
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That's probably a smart move, but it results in a pointer that can be tough for my cats to find when a lot of natural light pours in through our windows.
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Labissiere pours in 32 as Kings top Suns PHOENIX — Skal Labissiere had a fourth quarter to remember, and the Sacramento Kings hope what they saw is a harbinger of things to come.
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Bezuidenhout batches the negronis without dilution in a Cambro in the bar's basement, then pours in the Cocoa Puffs to soak for about a day to yield hints of chocolate and milky creaminess.
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Conley pours in 38 as Grizzlies sink Suns PHOENIX — He didn't get the last basket for a 40-point night, but Memphis Grizzlies guard Mike Conley did just about everything else he wanted on Monday.
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EditorsNote: Resending per client's request Porzingis pours in 34 to lead Knicks over Kings NEW YORK — New York Knicks fans needn't look further than one statistic to measure Kristaps Porzingis' true worth to the team.
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Tom Price (R) left the House to become Trump's secretary of Health and Human Services, has become a battleground over Trump as outside money pours in and Democrat Jon Ossoff looks to flip the seat.
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EditorsNote: editing throughout Peters pours in 27, Valparaiso stuns No. 21 URI Matt Lottich scored the first signature victory of his Valparaiso coaching career and his players scored a signature win for the program Tuesday night.
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Sunlight pours in through a broad pane of glass that bends up over the facade and onto the roof; inside, a miniature courtyard encases the gnarled trunk of a guavirá tree in glass, like a botany exhibition.
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Young pours in 212 as Oklahoma tops North Texas Trae Young continued a torrid pace to begin his career as Oklahoma fended off an evenly matched North Texas 254.2-250 on Thursday night at the Lloyd Noble Center in Norman, Okla.
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By Design ON A FALL afternoon at De Maria, a year-old restaurant in New York's NoLIta neighborhood, the flat city light pours in from a wall of windows onto square tables covered in worn pistachio-green and navy leather.
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During the day it pours in through the 10-foot glass windows that cover the backyard side, and once the sun is down, everything is in shadow aside from the small lights that dot the bookshelves and hide in kitchen nooks.
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And if too much pours in, it's not just a floor that's at risk, but the integrity of the dam holding back the water — and the safety of people living downstream if the dam bursts or levees are overwhelmed by high flows.
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He didn't know what a "downflooding angle" was (how far a given ship can list before water pours in through unsecured openings), let alone have at hand that critical angle for his own ship — one of the main reasons El Faro sank.
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George pours in 123, Pacers flatten Hornets INDIANAPOLIS — Paul George prefers to keep the specifics "in house," but a spirited team discussion after Tuesday night's loss to the New York Knicks in Madison Square Garden laid the foundation for Wednesday night's bounce-back performance.
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" RELATED: Grief, support pours in after McCain brain cancer diagnosis Asked if it came up in the health care meeting that McCain may not be able to return in the near future for a health care vote, Kennedy said, "I'm not thinking in those terms.
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The galleries, as they rise floor upon floor, are perfectly tailored to their purposes: a light-filled space for special exhibits; a darkened level for drawings and prints; and, finally, a grandly coffered upper gallery, where glorious natural light pours in on glorious Turners.
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But as the title indicates, Mann seeks his essence primarily in light, a warm, honeyed, Southern light that pours in through windows or leaks through Venetian blinds and that persists as a trace of the artist even after he has died and his studio has been emptied and repainted.
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And it is not a complete surprise that even as bad news pours in from the world of national politics, the crowds at Kinston Jetport declared themselves undaunted, because they just know that opinion polls are being rigged by a "mainstream media" that is trying to help the Democrats win.
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After unexpectedly strong turnout from Democrats in Kansas and Georgia special elections that nevertheless failed to flip the seats, the pressure is on in Montana as outside money pours in and attack ads flood the airwaves ahead of the May 220006 vote for the seat vacated by Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke.
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Beyond any secondary sales — it is not uncommon for early-stage backers to sell a minority portion of equity as more investment capital pours in — Golden Gate's exits have included the sale of Redmart to Lazada (although not a blockbuster), Priceline's acquisition of Woomoo, Line's acquisition of Temanjalan and the sale of Mapan (formerly Ruma) to Go-Jek.
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Smoke pours in > through the shell holes. Outside, stacks of Panzerfausts go up in the air. > Another direct hit, one flight below street level. A horrible sight: Men, > soldiers, women, and children are literally glued to the wall.
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Cut off from their escape route, Sek and Chonlada face certain doom, but then Sek finds a mirrored, metal shield and discovers it deflects the alien's death ray. He goads the creature into firing at him, directing the ray towards the roof of the cave. Eventually, the beams break through, and sunlight pours in, killing the alien.
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He tries to find some aspect of his life to reflect upon, but finds nothing of importance. He throws open the window, unlocking a gate to reveal the outside world, and music pours in. This breach in the shelter of his house allows real life to intrude upon his realm of contemplation, banishing any opportunity for true reflection.
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Work progressed more quickly, with the first concrete pours in April. Spring floods set the project back once again, causing concrete work to be suspended. Concrete work started again in March 1909, and despite more spring flooding that suspended work from July to September, work moved quickly. Another threatened strike was broken when Italian laborers were replaced with Bulgarian workers.
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Jordan Pours in History-Making 43, , National Basketball Association, February 21, 2003. Retrieved August 2, 2019. During his stint with the Wizards, all of Jordan's home games at the MCI Center were sold out, and the Wizards were the second most-watched team in the NBA, averaging 20,172 fans a game at home and 19,311 on the road.NBA Attendance Report – 2003. ESPN.
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In the Book of the Dead in the Odyssey, Odysseus digs an offering pit around which he pours in order honey, wine, and water. For the form of libation called ' (, , 'that which is poured'; from IE '),Adams and Mallory, "Libation," p. 351. a larger vessel is tipped over and emptied onto the ground for the chthonic gods, who may also receive spondaic libations.Burkert, Greek Religion, p. 70.
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Hugh of Saint Victor and Alexander of Hales alone characterize Creationism as the more probable opinion; all the other Schoolmen hold it as certain. Peter Lombard's creando infundit animas Deus et infundendo creat ("in creating, God pours in the soul, and in pouring, He creates") was an accepted formula. Martin Luther, like Augustine, was undecided, but Lutherans have as a rule been traducianists. John Calvin favoured creationism.
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He was also very vocal and active in furthering progressive and rational social causes, for example in 1999, he and social activist G. P. Pradhan undertook a fast in support of anti-corruption crusader Anna Hazare.Support pours in for Hazare Indian Express,13 August 1999. He won the 1978 Filmfare Best Supporting Actor Award for the Hindi film Gharaonda. His autobiography is titled Lamaan (), which means "the carrier of goods".
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Potter describes the vision of Hades and the Styx pouring into the Thames, but it is not merely Lethe that pours in. Lethe and the effluvia of dreams go into the Thames, so the effect is that it "Intoxicates the pert, and lulls the grave" (B II 344). The Archbishop of Canterbury becomes the Archbishop of Dulness. The book concludes with the contest of reading Blackmore and Henley.
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Andrea Hamilton, "The Money Pours In", Asiaweek, 26 June 1998. Money No Enough was produced by JSP Films on a budget of S$850,000."$2m record for Money No Enough", The Straits Times, 26 May 1998. The production crew included Deri Ng as first assistant director, J.P. Tan as producer, Kamis as cinematographer, A. Supranamian as film editor, Anthony Ng as art director and Abdul Shukar Mohd as sound designer.
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In Kurnool district, 250 to 300 villages were still underwater hampering their survey. In the third and final phase of operations, the RSS planned to rehabilitate devastated people and reconstruct destroyed villages. "We have identified various means of rehabilitation of people like supplying them implements required for their occupation," volunteers said, adding that they were involving several voluntary organisations.Relief pours in, doesn't flow to flood-hit, ''Indian Express''. Newindianexpress.com.
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Linda Gross of the Los Angeles Times deemed Shock a "slowly paced and silly tale of demonic possession, though she noted that "to Bava's credit, he uses more Oedipal implications than mechanical gimmickry." Daniel Ruth of The Tampa Tribune wrote of the film: "Director Mario Bava seems to have made a movie that neither shocks, nor surprises. Doors creak with predictability. Screams come dutifully on cue and the blood pours in countless pints.
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Unlike most Bloor–Danforth line stations, it has no pillars between its two sets of tracks. Its series of beams running perpendicular to the platforms holding up the roof is a unique aspect of the station's architecture. Though this part of the station is above ground, windows were only introduced in the 2008–2011 renovation. Natural light now pours in through large windows which also allow views of the walkways to the station, the green roof added in the renovation, and the neighbourhood around the station.
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Mike attempts to swim to the surface, but one of the sharks knocks him unconscious; Trent rescues him and Misty manages to revive him. As he leans over the pool to gloat at the sharks, one of them beheads him. As a result of a lack of pressure stabilization in the room, the water from the pool pours in, and the group becomes separated, with Leslie knocked unconscious in the flooding; Durant and Daniel both end up alone. Misty and Trent become stranded together, as do Aaron and Josh.
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The rest will have to be borne by the state Government or by the affected family itself. GoB asserts that it has spent all the money that it had with it (Rs. 850 Crores) to meet the flood disaster this year and it has further spent a sum of Rs. 250 Crores from other sources and has no money left to do any relief any more unless some help pours in from outside. The Chief Minister has requested the Center to allocate funds for that but such requests have a history of getting ignored.
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Reinforced concrete is to be used for the foundation due to its abundance in the region. Despite this, construction of the complex was carried out in atypical conditions. The tower pile caps were each installed during continuous, 33-hour mid-winter pours in temperatures ranging from -32 to -34°C (-25 to -30°F), under a large heated tent to keep the concrete from freezing. Running five meters deep and measuring 6,500 cubic meters (230,000 cubic feet) and 6,000 cubic meters (212,000 cubic feet), the foundation utilized a relatively standard rebar cage and wooden form work.
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"Jean-Joseph Casot (October 4, 1728 – March 16, 1800) was a Jesuit came from France to Canada in 1757 as a lay brother". Upon his arrival in Canada, the Jesuits assign tasks to Jean-Joseph Casot in Batiscanie. One of his first papers he wrote in Canada, contains for the first time the mention of "Rivière des Envies" (Carvings river) which pours in Batiscan river in St. Stanislas. Casot served Jesuits in various capacities, including as treasurer of the Jesuit college in Quebec, until his ordination as a priest by Bishop Jean- Olivier Briand in 1766.
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The Raja Fall pours in one unbroken column sheer to the depth of 830 ft (250 m). Halfway down it is encountered by the Roarer, another fall, which precipitates itself into a vast cup and then rushes violently downwards at an angle of forty-five degrees to meet the Raja. A third fall, the Rocket, shoots downwards in a series of jets; while the fourth, the Rani, moves quietly over the mountainside in a sheet of foam. The Tourism Department has built steps from the viewpoint to the bottom of the hill where the waterfall can be seen at the opposite side.
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Artnet It also features on the right-hand side of Gustav Klimt's "The Fable" (1883). There the fox is accompanied by two storks, one of which has a frog in its beak – in reference to the fable of The Frogs Who Desired a King. In the contemporary fountain sculpture by the Catalan Eduard Batiste Alentorn (1855–1920) in Barcelona's Parc de la Ciutadella, the frustrated fox kicks over the tall vessel, from which the fountain's water pours. In the 20th century, Le Renard et la Cigogne figured in the series of medals illustrating La Fontaine's fables cast by Jean Vernon (1940)V Coins and Marc Chagall made it Plate 9 in his etchings of them (1952).
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A 2.3 km long strait (with a 90 degree elbow with 0.9 km wide) is located north-east, and this strait looks like the duck wings. The stream discharge (2.6 km long) of "Lake Chalet" flows in the extreme south of Lake Ventadour. Dozens of lakes near the "Lake Chalet" are part of a watershed of Saint-Maurice River or the one of Métabetchouane River because of the line breaker water. Lake Vendatour, Lake Lescarbot, Lake Kiskissink and a segment of the Bostonnais River form on 23 km in north-south direction a chain of water bodies which discharge into the Bostonnais River from the north; the latest flows into the Saint-Maurice River where it pours in La Tuque.
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The East Bay Green Corridor is a regional partnership working toward promoting the San Francisco East Bay as a global center of the emerging green economy. The members are thirteen East Bay cities, schools and research institutions.Jones, Carolyn (June 27, 2009), "East Bay Green Corridor grows, cash pours in", San Francisco Chronicle The partnership's stated goals are to attract and retain green businesses, promote research and technology transfer, strengthen green workforce development programs, and coordinate a regional effort to secure federal funding. West Berkeley activists have criticized the City of Berkeley's planned implementation of the corridor, over concerns that zoning regulations may be relaxed for the benefit of developers and large corporations, and could negatively impact the city's light manufacturing district.
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Bugs searches for items out of which to manufacture a gun, in the end settling on the hollow stick that previously contained the toxic berry Elmer swallowed by mistake for a gunbarrel, and "a taro root for a stock." Elmer grows impatient, but Bugs soon attaches the root to one end of the stick, pours in powder and pebbles, packs it down tight and hands the finished product to his pursuer. He lights the fuse with an extremely primitive version of a cigarette lighter, but right before he fires, Bugs removes the stock and plugs it into the other end of the barrel, causing Elmer to shoot himself in the face. The film ends, and Elmer Fudd finally takes the initiative to climb down into Bugs' hole.
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Traditional "kiveve" is made using the following ingredients: a pumpkin or "andai" with a deep orange flesh and sweet flavor, cooked and pureed; sugar, a kind of cornmeal with a consistency between corn starch and corn flour (harina de maíz), and fresh cheese. It's served mildly warm or already cool in a bowl, each commensal pours in milk to taste. The pumpkin is peeled, cubed and boiled in water. When cubes are tender enough the preparation is pureed with a blender or smashed in its own cooking liquid in the same pot, then sugar is added, and finally corn flour is sifted all over the bland puree in the pot while stirring the mixture in the fire, keep stirring for about 10 minutes, or until the corn flour is completely cooked.
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In winter during spells of tule fog inland, a reverse situation occurs, with the fog usually confined to areas east of the hills, although occasionally, the inland fog pours in from the north, around the hills by way of the Carquinez Strait. The Berkeley Hills affect rainfall; when the wind is perpendicular to the hills (southwest wind) during a storm, air is forced to rise, cooling and condensing additional moisture, increasing the precipitation on the western slopes and leaving areas east of the hills drier. Especially cold storms occasionally deposit wet snow on the peaks. In spring and fall, sinking air from aloft combining with inland high pressure periodically sends hot, dry, and gusty winds across the ridges of the Berkeley Hills, posing a fire danger, which in the 20th century produced several wildfires, two of which caused major damage to Berkeley and Oakland.
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Jane and Mr Rochester use bird names for each other, including linnet, dove, skylark, eagle, and falcon. Brontë has Jane Eyre explain and quote Bewick: > I returned to my book--Bewick's History of British Birds: the letterpress > thereof I cared little for, generally speaking; and yet there were certain > introductory pages that, child as I was, I could not pass quite as a blank. > They were those which treat of the haunts of sea-fowl; of 'the solitary > rocks and promontories' by them only inhabited; of the coast of Norway, > studded with isles from its southern extremity, the Lindeness, or Naze, to > the North Cape-- > Where the Northern Ocean, in vast whirls, Boils round the naked, melancholy > isles Of farthest Thule; and the Atlantic surge Pours in among the stormy > Hebrides. partridge, showing a reaper finding he has just killed a bird sitting on its nest; the image inspired a scene in Peter Hall's 1974 film Akenfield.
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