It was in pristine condition in a not-so-pristine carrying case, which some of you might remember or even still have somewhere in your attics or basements.
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The cemetery is set on 77 pristine, rolling green acres.
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THE patient is carefully positioned on a pristine rectangular table.
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No one mentioned the pristine whiteness that dominated the page.
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The playing conditions aren't always pristine, or necessarily that safe.
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New Zealand's pristine image has also boosted the dairy industry.
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Like Bali, Lombok is known for pristine beaches and mountains.
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China has pristine highways that few wish to drive on.
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What if exploded bodies suddenly appeared on our pristine beaches?
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Jefferson Academy's luster was unnatural in the most pristine sense.
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Microplastic particles blow to the peaks of pristine mountain ranges.
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Still, when you go to Agafya's homestead, it's so pristine.
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About 620 miles of previously pristine reef had been affected.
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And Harry Smith visits the pristine Pacific island of Palmyra.
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And there was another inducement — a pristine 1972 Mustang Fastback.
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She had on a bonnet to protect her pristine braids.
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"Fashion exhibitions so often only show pristine garments," Green says.
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But all is not as pristine as it initially appeared.
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It has wound up in remote and otherwise pristine islands.
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The mud is then washed off, leaving a pristine surface.
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Plywood boards cover the ground floor; the rest is pristine.
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Mr. Serkin plays with pristine clarity, but not overly so.
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Our housekeeper Q. came today, and our house is pristine.
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His pristine silence fills a room far more than sound.
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Its condition is pristine, but its identity is a mystery.
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The lawns were pristine and stretched into the middle distance.
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The pristine samples were kept in storage for a reason.
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Go deeper: New, "pristine" fossils reveal secrets of Cambrian explosion
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Six months ago, the area was a pristine jungle preserve.
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The concept is a grand resort in a pristine setting.
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The crime rate is low, and air quality is pristine.
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And the family has maintained Smithson's earthwork in pristine condition.
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The Arctic is one of the planet's most pristine places.
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THERE ARE NO POTHOLES OUT THERE, LENDING HAS BEEN PRISTINE.
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Living in such a pristine space, however, has its challenges.
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A bench with a pristine view of the Strip awaits.
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You're looking to showcase pristine ingredients and express them purely.
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Don't let the pristine compositions and restrained color palette fool you.
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They would say it's so pristine and we shouldn't touch it.
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Actually, yes, Karam explains, and the idea for Pristine was born.
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It should be a pristine expanse of bright, completely invisible pixels.
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For pristine yachts, there are still underexploited markets such as Asia.
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My mom still uses hers and it is in pristine condition!
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Timor has pristine reefs, unspoilt hillsides and a compelling national story.
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And -- a single pristine stick of gum in its original wrapping.
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A disproportionate number of cities were founded on pristine river deltas.
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Would pristine digital signals make it harder to find unusual stations?
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But just one decade ago, this pristine ecosystem was nearly unrecognizable.
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China has an atrocious record of looking after its pristine areas.
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Help yourself make better choices by keeping counters clean and pristine.
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But on August 22, 1990, his pristine medical career started flatlining.
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Like an iPhone, it comes in pristine black or white plastic.
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Pizza lad now has his pristine white t-shirt back on.
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There are somewhere between four and 26 pristine white Protestant churches.
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The biggest trend: pristine, "done" hair coupled with soft, glowing makeup.
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There are no pristine, romantic views of the forest and mountains.
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The pitch was pristine, the stands spacious, and the design delightful.
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But a pristine car does not necessarily guarantee a good review.
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Massachusetts is home to pristine coastlines, famous universities, and good eats.
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But perhaps her conscience was not as pristine as she claimed.
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She invests every penny she has in a pristine white tiled
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And its pristine wilderness makes the park a mecca for wildlife.
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Stirring music plays as a bald eagle wings over pristine wilderness.
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A crew of 50 keep all nine decks in pristine shape.
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"Credit is pristine," he said during a Tuesday call for investors.
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They want to see pristine places and threatened species, he said.
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Long stretches of pristine beaches draw Romans to the village today.
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The apartment, with its pristine interior, was nearly 750 square feet.
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A crew of 20163 keep all nine decks in pristine shape.
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Before her sat rows of men wearing pristine white prayer caps.
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The bullet was strangely pristine, hardly deformed by its deadly work.
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Brewers claim to use fresh spring water from pristine mountain settings.
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These companies have a direct stake in keeping these places pristine.
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"The inner hinterland is still very nice and pristine," he said.
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Its matte textures worked well against the pristine coats and gowns.
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More often, though, we were pulled into a pristine natural world.
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You deserve to hear clear, pristine audio in the year 2020.
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Do I come in a pristine box with a little ribbon?
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A muddy field is very different to a pristine, ordered factory floor.
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In the video, y'all were riding around in the pristine, white neighborhood.
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And they would be absolutely pristine except they're riddled with bullet holes.
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Part of the Python attraction is that it's a very pristine language.
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He mourns the pristine forest the mine has dug its way through.
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And nobody wants to see poop stains on a pristine mountain landscape.
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It was too clean, too pristine, like a brand new rental car.
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She also points out that paper and bamboo straws aren't environmentally pristine.
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Pristine habitats will be polluted, populations of plants and animals will disappear.
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She has actually bled for her life story, onto pristine gallery floors.
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The show detailed the seemingly pristine lives of mothers in Monterey, California.
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The prints are pristine, having been stored in archival boxes for decades.
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The sculptures in museum hands have mostly been restored to pristine condition.
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Keeping our Uber rating pristine is high on our list of priorities.
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Metanoia means: returning to the pristine and pure path of crystalline existence.
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A lengthy ban, then, was a no-brainer, despite Ingram's pristine record.
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They are flat, banal, and pristine, like any mass-produced, commercial object.
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It won't be spic and span and cleaned up to be pristine.
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They grew up far from the pristine blue waters of Punta Cana.
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"The air is pristine and the atmosphere is peaceful," Ms. Cutter said.
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"We have businesses opening up that look pristine and nice," she added.
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"Polling places are not pristine retreats from the real world," he said.
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Beware that Apple will only pay top dollar for absolutely pristine phones.
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"It used to be quiet and pristine," said Liu Sujia, a farmer.
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Some inhabited multimillion-dollar houses with pristine Victorian architecture and fancy furniture.
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The village's wetlands and pristine springs drew throngs of holidaymakers every year.
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The pristine streets felt especially empty on the Sunday of Müller's visit.
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"If it's too pristine and too perfect — it's not believable," he says.
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Weeds and shoulder-high grass grow unimpeded on the once-pristine fairways.
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Company name is pronounced like "Pristine" mashed up with the word "steam".
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But it may not be simple to keep the card looking pristine.
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"If it's too pristine and too perfect — it's not believable," he said.
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It's an unsettling mix of high technology, supernatural horror and pristine wilderness.
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When a crater is new, its inside is usually smooth and pristine.
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Headband" features Big Body Bes and a video with a pristine white horse, a pristine white 90s Ford Bronco, and the usual sound statements like "...and when I die, make sure you spread my blood on a BMW.
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Hawaii's environment is pristine, its people are healthy, and its laws are inclusive.
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When a scandal involving her husband erupts, her once pristine image is compromised.
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Their bodily ephemerality and the pristine background once again suggest Adam and Eve.
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That noise is unforgettable as your game disc goes from pristine to unplayable.
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It is a perfect capsule, a pristine embodiment of early 21st century desire.
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Each pristine, white sculpture was created after discussions between the artists and performers.
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The beauty of a pristine night sky can also influence people, Falchi says.
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Crab adds feathery shreds of sweet meat and a pristine wave of umami.
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It is beautiful, extensive, in pristine condition — and completely forgotten until that point.
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You just come through either pristine or more battered, depending on your efficiency.
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Unless the landscape has been manicured, and therefore artificial, nothing is truly pristine.
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Plus, it's just a short drive away from the pristine beaches of Tulum.
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Which really makes you question the whole the pristine bit, now, doesn't it?
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"Riviera Country Club is always in pristine condition," said the world number 12.
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But with quiet, it's just as effective for creating that insulated, pristine environment.
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The barrio's dusty roads also provide a view of the pristine UTEP campus.
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Is it covered in stickers or pristine as the day you bought it?
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It doesn't show grids and trail mileages, revealing a more pristine cartographic view.
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We have a pristine balance sheet, which gives us leverage at the bottom.
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The celebriteen's pristine white kitchen doesn't even reveal a trace of grated parmesan.
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True camera nerds likely want their photos to look pristine when they're printed.
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The state often conjures up images of pristine beaches and yoga-perfected bodies.
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Ore would be trucked and ferried for over 80 miles through pristine habitat.
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Keeping the finish pristine requires hand washing with special soaps and cleaning cloths.
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There's a limited amount of people allowed on the island so it's pristine.
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The pristine lakes, tall pines, and snowy cliffs will blow you both away.
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Picture pristine beaches and fishing, swimming and kayaking along a rejuvenated North Coast.
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Zoar, with its four square blocks of pristine 29th century, plays its part.
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It's hard to imagine that all those cricket players are pristine, or celibate.
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McMakin's pristine surfaces achieve a level of perfection that is difficult to preserve.
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" Products are supposed to appear out of pristine white packaging and "just work.
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Keeping the piece pristine is like taking care of a boat, said Einstein.
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Climate Fwd: Also this week, a plan to mine a pristine wilderness area.
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The director restored archival combat film to pristine clarity for his latest project.
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If the cod that's available seems mushy, choose something perkier and more pristine.
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When you create any pristine world, it fails to acknowledge the dark underside.
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Each side argued that the other wanted to politicize an otherwise pristine bureaucracy.
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His bespoke suit — navy blue with a powder blue tie — still looked pristine.
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From the bow of our ship, Greenpeace's Esperanza, the water looks pristine, inviting.
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As long as she has one, she is meticulous about keeping it pristine.
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"It's a very pristine place up here," Mr. Russell told me this week.
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In fact, they're all so much more interesting when they're not pristine saints.
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Her is long and wavy instead of short and in a pristine bob.
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And around the villages you have pristine pastureland that's rich with chestnut trees.
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The area has been transformed by a pristine new park and luxury condos.
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Playing strands of spiraling passagework with pristine clarity was not his primary goal.
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Their exuberant collection by 86 known artists quickly subsumed their once-pristine house.
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"The most pristine ecosystems have always changed in composition over time," he says.
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Its cushy observation cars offer pristine views from Dublin to Cork or Belfast.
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The state's pristine beaches and gorgeous weather make for the perfect winter getaway.
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Some chairs are pristine and flawless, while others are scattered, deformed, and melted.
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Büttner's live moss sculpture looks out of place atop the pristine white floor.
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For parents, a pristine natural setting emphasizes purity and the absence of pollution.
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And Ellie Goulding kept her rose pristine, carrying it in its protective clear wrapping.
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The islands were in close to pristine condition, having never been inhabited by humans.
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RG: That's why it was so important for us to use a pristine environment.
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The unit which sold on Tuesday is in pristine condition and it's still useable.
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Preferably one involving S'mores, bug spray, and a rope swing into a pristine lake.
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Scroll on to take your floors, hair, and air to new levels of pristine.
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Children kick balls on the pristine plaza beneath the Kul Sharif mosque in Kazan.
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This prevents organic material from degrading, hence the nearly pristine condition of the ship.
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Pristine is a funny product, and it is incredibly helpful for the environment too!
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With the VIZIO P-Series, you get more than the usual pristine 4K image.
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Shooting on grainy film stock, Bravo captures a less pristine, shiny, happy Sunshine State.
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This means the island's 17 miles of pristine white beaches stay almost crowd-free.
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Vast amounts of trash have been washing ashore on the state's once-pristine beaches.
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Cruise ships bring thousands to tiny villages at the heads of hitherto pristine fjords.
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Catena Zapata's two high-end Adrianna Vineyard chardonnays are excellent examples: pristine, nuanced wines.
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People might think, because my work is pristine, that I execute these things programmatically.
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And even if it looks pristine, don't swallow it, and definitely don't snort it.
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Today, Tobago's ever-growing tourism scene boasts beautiful, pristine nature and a rich heritage.
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The humanitarian tarps that cover the ground between two of the huts looked pristine.
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Most of the initial marks we saw wiped right off, leaving a pristine finish.
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That comet, however, is far from pristine, having flown toward the Sun many times.
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State finances are pristine, with a top-notch credit rating and manageable pension obligations.
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Light streams through its curved glass and steel roof, bouncing off pristine white floors.
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Keeping steel appliances pristine requires more than dish soap and a good scrub down.
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Last year Trafigura agreed to spend $200m funding a nickel mine in pristine Finland.
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Carly Rae Jepsen kindly released a pristine pop song from her vault of gems.
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Meghan held onto Harry's arm as they made their way across the pristine lawn.
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Watamu, Kenya (CNN)The shores of Watamu on the Kenyan coast should be pristine.
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Scientists who study planetary formation are excited by the idea of this pristine world.
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They are constantly checking their score and do their best to keep it pristine.
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It's delivered with a wink and a sly grin, and the sound is pristine.
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There is no pristine "wilderness" or "nature" to return to that doesn't involve us.
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You're teleported from a doctor's waiting room to a pristine nursery in seconds flat.
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It features two men building sand castles on a pristine beach with their children.
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It's a scenic turnout, and the view—of the black, bottomless abyss—is pristine.
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Invest in a self-operating vacuum that will keep your place in pristine condition.
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Poor road access and distance from airports have left much of the peninsula pristine.
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Many are retired and chose this place for the pristine beach and the solitude.
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Pristine Pilaʻa Beach is just one of several beaches that borders Zuckerberg's vast estate.
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It's a smart, strategic location given its perfect weather and nearly pristine road conditions.
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Woe's fourth album, Hope Attrition, is a ferocious new entry in their pristine discography.
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The Rough Around The EdgesSome might assume that feminine style needs to be pristine.
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I took a shot of a crumpled receipt and it looked pretty pristine, regardless.
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The consequence of acid mine drainage polluting the pristine Boundary Waters would be catastrophic.
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Though the main house is unoccupied, a full-time staff keeps the kitchen pristine.
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The region is known for its stunning waterfalls, scenic hiking trails, and pristine lakes.
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In a perfect world, every resume would be typo-free, every cover letter pristine.
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Cats, long the enemy of pristine furniture, may have a new ally in Denver.
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Surely patriotism encompasses the protection of the most pristine and beautiful representations of America.
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Or, just lounge on the pristine beaches and join a paddleboard or snorkeling tour.
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Rwanda is probably Africa's cleanest nation and among the most pristine in the world.
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Bell's cubes are pristine, created through highly technical fabrication, and often suggest meteorological phenomena.
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Despite the beautiful surroundings, I can't help but notice the campgrounds aren't exactly pristine.
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Will you show up to a pristine and well-appointed apartment or the opposite?
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Two pristine 18-hole golf courses lie nearby, along with numerous ritzy beach hotels.
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There's also a pristine beach reserved just for guests and the neighboring Four Seasons.
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Still, he's considering joining a local Model A club to keep the vehicle pristine.
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Chasubles, mantles and tiaras appear in pristine cases, and entire walls are left white.
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It's also repeatedly described as "pristine," in contrast to the polluted world around it.
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Her bosses — donning pristine white gloves every day — just yell or are coldly silent.
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Most of the eastern coast remains pristine, its waters clear and the seafood abundant.
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Another, which drove him as a student, was to look pristine, yet also daring.
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Senogda's once pristine sands were buried under thick mats of reeking greenish-black goo.
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Visitors have to don (white) booties over shoes in order to keep things pristine.
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Roads, railroads and dams are being proposed and constructed to unsustainably exploit pristine forests.
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Huge sections of its most pristine parts were killed last year by overheated seawater.
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The Calhouns' silverware was kept in pristine condition, but the slave quarters were destroyed.
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Here, the seemingly pristine-looking beaches are, in fact, littered with tons of plastics.
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While pristine white snow surrounding the blue waters can make for a pretty picture ...
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The state of the consumer is as close to pristine as you can get.
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Here the trio will perform some of the pristine, soothing music from that release.
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But even more the pristine areas that Richmond tested contained low levels of pharmaceuticals.
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Even in the absence of Russian involvement, the political environment would not have been pristine.
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Then next morning, something's amiss in the pristine white corporate palace that is Axe Capital.
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He puts on his pristine naval whites, fashions a noose, and attempts to hang himself.
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And not all of Jony's influence over the past few years is pristine in hindsight.
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A counter on the wall tallies the number of pristine dry martinis made and served.
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For the show, Kimmel has enlisted Danielle Maltby, one of Bachelor Nation's most pristine alums.
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The white desert's raw pristine beauty is a sight to behold on full moon nights.
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They can be pristine and exquisite, but they also sag, leak, grow brittle, and decay.
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Created in the same year, both works include pristine white fabric conveying an upsetting message.
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Some are aiming for pristine, white and clinical; others for pastels, seashells and classical music.
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I highly suggest investing in these if you want to keep your display looking pristine.
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There is not much in the way of spectacular ruins, pristine beaches or pulsing nightlife.
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About a mile from historic downtown, there are no pristine brick sidewalks in West Savannah.
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Known for its deep, pristine waters, the lake has suffered extensive degradation in recent decades.
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Cardi wore custom-made diamond Pristine Jewelers earrings with her daughter's name across the hoop.
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Pristine is not my thing, and there's something about a little imperfection that feels freeing.
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" Unfortunately, Cash doesn't listen to my pristine advice, and fires back, "My bae is pure!
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Tourists are wary of beaches that have lost their pristine reputation and businesses are struggling.
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There's the Radio 2 friendly pristine pop of Yes and the synthpop sentimentality of Release.
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Washing up on a pristine beach on Deer Isle, Maine, evidence of events far away?
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The image they project of pristine, blonde, pure Americana happiness is of course a lie.
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Instagram influencers post pristine photos of their travels, pets, kids, meals, outfits, and workout routines.
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But how else are you going to find a pristine capture of Beyonce at Coachella?
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But according to Williams, the air in the habitat looked "pristine," albeit a bit cold.
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She's wearing a white sweater, which is very risky and yet it remains pristine throughout.
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I was gross; Marie Kondo was pristine, and I needed to get my shit together.
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Our pristine beaches, native forests, and scenic mountain trails are an important draw for tourists.
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The New York City Marathon finished without controversy on Sunday on a pristine autumn day.
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Maybe this constant vigilance from the sentinels is the reason the world remains so pristine.
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The forest once spanned 24 million acres, but only about 20113% of it remains pristine.
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According to National Geographic, "the government has transformed 14th-century ruins into glistening, pristine palaces."
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The third owner, a vintage car collector and dealer, also maintained it in pristine condition.
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But any sense of being in a pristine wilderness was lost at the river's edge.
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The master bathroom has a pristine freestanding tub, which was added during the home's restoration.
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"Smaller groups allow for more intimate interactions with the natural and pristine environment," adds Lyons.
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Here, local resident Carolina's pristine porch belies the squalor she and her extended family endure.
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Going up the river away from the miners, we were in a still-pristine area.
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Pristine examples sell for over $30,000 with models requiring restoration available for less than $10,000.
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And we need to accept that the pristine reefs of the past are no more.
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If it was then deployed again on entering the solar system it would be pristine.
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Flicking through these 60-year-old singles, acknowledging both sleeve and vinyl, they look pristine.
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Her music, which takes the rules of pop and crystallises them into subversive, pristine formations.
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Bernhard's classic tie and neatly ironed shirt perfectly match with his pristine white, wavy hair.
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Now, utilizing the Vehicle's southbound trip, they added a left, which was decidedly less pristine.
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The destination is often touted for its abundance of all-inclusive resorts and pristine beaches.
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The shoulders in all cases were drawn with squared-offed geometric precision; the line pristine.
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Tension is telegraphed by a pristine mixture of yawning low instruments and eerie high glistening.
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It's exceptionally rare for any museum to acquire an Egyptian coffin in such pristine condition.
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LOS ANGELES — Robert Mapplethorpe's photographs are pristine and painful, witty and wicked, forbidding and seductive.
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Knitting a pristine hat free of all imperfections is unreasonable; simply finishing the hat isn't.
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The grid is pristine, even if you are not familiar with some of the answers.
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It advocates cleaner soil and healthier food, with a website showing pristine fields of wheat.
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With Yoon's pristine plating, the finished dish looks fit for a fancy restaurant like Lukshon.
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But the Spanish island's pristine beaches and laid-back glamour warrant a much longer stay.
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Now it's so pristine that you feel as if you've wandered onto a movie set.
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The plane was a pristine Boeing that had taken to the skies only in August.
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And given its crystal blue waters, pristine coral reefs and lush rainforests, that's a surprise.
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The Park residence sits behind a tall, locked gate on a pristine city side street.
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She accepts the entire experience of becoming an elderly writer's girlfriend with a pristine passivity.
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Don't design buildings that function only as pristine objects with no relationship to their surroundings.
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A local on Little Farmer's Cay explained the pristine nature of the islands another way.
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Solid gold, on the other hand, can withstand those elements and will continue looking pristine.
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His hands are pristine, yet they help to operate the machine that ruins the world.
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Because of the watch's pristine condition, the watch was valued at between $7003,000 and $700,000.
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"I gave up walking outside and being in a pristine space overlooking Manhattan," he said.
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In the past year, this oil palm plantation had encroached on Adi's pristine research site.
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The rupture could have cruised right through it, without expending energy breaking up pristine rock.
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Excellence Punta Cana is located on a pristine private beach in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic.
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But the northern third has always been more pristine, located far from (most) human activity.
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But there is one person you won't see anywhere near DeGeneres' pristine white armchairs: Donald Trump.
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The difference between pristine and spider web shards is one ham-handed fumble above the pavement.
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"I don't pretend the bill will be in its pristine form by the end," he says.
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At the pristine modern house he rents in Venice Beach, he pours out idea after idea.
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That network did its best to fix the degraded galaxy, making it match the pristine one.
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I'd been dreaming about swimming down a pristine canal that suddenly turns into an industrial wasteland.
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At her most recent LAX spotting, Kendall Jenner was seen wearing a pristine white Champion sweatsuit.
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And I'm a black woman, who isn't pristine or perfect and is very open about that.
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It is as though a race of high-tech beings has landed on a pristine planet.
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It wouldn't be a perfectly resilient plastic mannequin that looked pristine after I finished with it.
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"It was very pristine in the glass case with his name embroidered on it," Klobuchar said.
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Glowing geometric objects illuminate pristine, unforgiving landscapes in Lucid, a short film by German collective 3hund.
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This sap eventually hardened into amber around the insect and preserved its corpse in pristine condition.
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"We pay into the refurbishment of the sand on Waikiki's beautiful and pristine beaches," McClellan said.
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More than three-quarters of people in these countries are living under pristine night sky conditions.
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In June a ferry capsized on Lake Toba, a pristine destination on Sumatra, drowning 2000 people.
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He has an original Jackson Pollock hanging on the ceiling of his pristine vintage Airstream trailer.
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Dr Paolucci thus wondered to what extent tapirs were transporting seeds from pristine to damaged areas.
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Air quality in the region fluctuates from pristine to some of the worst in the country.
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The private resort itself offers guests 26-acres of pristine beaches, golf courses and exclusive clubs.
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The pristine uniforms are indicative of the strict rules and standards Li has for his staff.
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Want to visit a pristine Australian beach, or discover the delights of the Great Barrier Reef?
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Then they got back on the road and made their way through British Columbia's pristine wilderness.
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Camp David, which Trump has visited once as President, offers a pristine setting for Friday's discussions.
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All of a sudden, she unleashes a truly volcanic eruption of vomit on the pristine carpet.
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It's just pristine nature, and it's so clean and the air and everything is so vibrant.
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If drilling in ANWR is approved, for example, heavy equipment will roll over previously pristine land.
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This sparkling rosé from Loire Valley offers a soft, elegant mousse with a pristine chalky minerality.
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The company's bungalows on Black's Island, a private resort in Florida, looked pristine after Hurricane Michael.
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And for the ones that were less than pristine, the lotion delivered a sharp chemical sting.
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The resulting music combines the pristine freshness of nature with the sheltering symmetries of Gothic architecture.
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Despite its pristine and innocuous appearance, there's no shortage of social commentary in K-pop's history.
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Some 620 miles of reef, much of it previously in pristine condition, had suffered significant bleaching.
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For Tony, the pristine condition of Zante's dining room is a point of serious personal pride.
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To many, the pristine whiteness of marble statues is the expectation and thus the classical ideal.
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In less time than I would have thought, the backdrop for my daily workings was pristine.
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It helps that the Kylie track he cribs from is already a pristine, crystalline, elegiac roller.
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The first act is set in a pristine, doll-house-like girl's bedroom, bedecked in white.
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Amy Schultz, a lead recruiter at LinkedIn, recently spoke about new ways to court pristine talent.
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The pristine, yet simple food, sophisticated drink, intelligent service and warm hospitality are second to none.
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Even a pristine, searing image of the shadow of a black hole won't end the story.
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There's something heretical about seeing Edgar G. Ulmer's Poverty Row classic "Detour" in a pristine restoration.
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From there, the view of Turns 1 and 2 were pristine, and the vantage seemed safer.
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But beneath the pristine wilderness there's a global epidemic slowly infiltrating Canada's oceans and beaches: garbage.
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Their pristine state suggests they were part of kunstkammers, or home collections aimed at encyclopedic knowledge.
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Michael Jackson, King of Pop, commanded a stage, and in this performance his choreography is pristine.
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Lorelai, in the meantime, is really concerned with the purity and pristine-ness of Rory's bed.
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Some of the rooms in the power station are in pristine condition, like this wooden staircase.
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The dispute over the refuge, a pristine habitat in northern Alaska, has been simmering for decades.
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We loved going through them, from a pristine Alaskan waterfront to some truly stunning sunset pics.
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Then, he hiked three miles in Kings Canyon to an overlook hovering above the pristine valley.
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There was a pristine wall-to-wall, lightly patterned beige carpet underfoot and crown molding above.
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If these kids experience severe Covid-19 symptoms too, then the "pristine lung" hypothesis holds up.
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Keeping the grounds pristine at the Mets' three home fields since 20083 was no easy feat.
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It looks like what I imagine Bruges to look like, tiny and pristine and Disney-fied.
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They come in five distinct colors: bright red, pristine white, jet black, pink, and neon yellow.
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In addition to gas, providing pristine bathrooms and cheap ice became the travel center&aposs superpowers.
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The bathroom, with its neatly folded, pristine white towels and designer toiletries, felt especially hotel-like.
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Remember, everything's got to be pretty darned pristine and in an era of the coronaviurs, Match.
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Then he will tell Mr. Trump that Keystone XL is a threat to that pristine water.
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They also point out that Tierra del Mar, arrayed along a pristine beach, is zoned residential.
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Elsewhere in the 29,2450-acre park, pristine beaches and bone-white lighthouses call to mind Maine.
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"The reefs in dirty water were just as fried as those in pristine water," he said.
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"The whole concept for me of the pristine wilderness is difficult to just grasp," he said.
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It's clogging the oceans, littering cities and tainting wilderness areas that are supposed to be pristine.
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I was told the sand is raked every single morning to keep it clean and pristine.
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What's your response to critics who say you paint too pristine a picture of your subject?
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Even in pristine condition, the original photos were versions of truth, as authoritative then as now.
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Republicans have been trying to open up portions of Alaska's pristine public lands to drilling for decades.
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This fondness meant that Wallace's scratching attention turned away from his tattered throne to this pristine perch.
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Ichthyosaur fossils are exceptionally common, so paleontologists could uncover more fossils as pristine as this one. [Nature]
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Those who visited the region claimed to have sought God in its pristine and majestic cedar forests.
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As experienced campers know, even apparently pristine mountain streams often contain nasty parasites like giardia and cryptosporidium.
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Please just imagine the pristine voice of Patrick Stewart saying "fart" for the full effect of this.
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Cramer described its balance sheet as "pristine" with no debt, and more than $200 million in cash.
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That's what had been taken from her—the absolute pristine uniqueness of each boring moment of existence.
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However, the city was pristine and unlooted, which is exceedingly rare for any site in Central America.
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That means you're not getting as much starlight, and the starlight you do get is less pristine.
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They chat in the soft afternoon light, the aprons shielding their pristine shirts from the sticky barbecue.
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Sure, it beats sleeping under a rock, but it's a blemish on an otherwise pristine mountain range.
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But "no one has actually found an entirely preserved, perfectly pristine mammoth carcass," she tells The Verge.
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Drouhin originally bought the bottles directly from Romanee Conti, which made for what Sotheby's called "pristine provenance."
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Months of extreme heat have turned thousands of miles of pristine habitat into an endless watery graveyard.
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In this scenario, a young woman serves as pristine, uncharted territory no one else has ever conquered.
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So, imagine, you go to these pristine, natural places to film, and after two weeks, you're gone.
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The notion of a country blessed with pristine land, water and air appeals not only to visitors.
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If so, do these meandering lords of dough leave behind a saucy wake of pristine Neapolitan pizza?
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The only thing you need to worry about it high-quality ingredients: premium pork and pristine produce.
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It listens to the sound waves bouncing around the room, then adjusts the output for pristine audio.
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Anyways, the band was in super pristine form during their performance, sounding crisp all throughout the song.
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Who needs a pristine public image when you're a literal supermodel, with a lively personality to boot?
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" He said the illegal crops "are devastating our pristine forests, and are increasingly becoming fire hazards themselves.
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Kerber herself pointed out that terraforming the planet would destroy the "pristine" environment scientists want to research.
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It's comparable to stepping into a pristine snowy field or discovering an untouched continent of the world.
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Her three pieces in The Woman Destroyed are suggestive and humorous plays on the pristine porcelain figurine.
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"The landowners want a pristine environment, the same as you might see from another perspective," said Sen.
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Even when you go to Yosemite or something that's pretty pristine, there's still the traces of people.
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After Luis Valbuena smoked his 20th homer, the Angels third baseman celebrated with a pristine bat flip.
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He wore glasses, a black tracksuit, and pristine white sneakers, and he carried a small leather briefcase.
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But Democrats and opponents say ANWR is too ecologically pristine to even risk drilling in the region.
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Between the awe-inspiring Pyrenees and the pristine coastline, you'll enjoy plenty of captivating, cobblestoned medieval towns.
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We all had to take off our shoes before setting foot on the yacht's pristine teak deck.
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I replaced the vicious, anxious gratification of biting, drying, peeling with the satisfaction of increasingly pristine cuticles.
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Many are retired and chose this place for the pristine beach, abundance of wildlife, and the solitude.
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I wanted him to have something pristine, all his own, so I ordered a personalized baby pillow.
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Oysters are a complete, pristine, wonderful food, and they add an element of celebration to any event.
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But for doing cutting edge genomic research with pristine family trees, there's no better place than Iceland.
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We have a massive Pristine Seas Initiative which has really preserved an immense amount of the ocean.
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Unlike the haunts of Golden Gai, this high-ceilinged bar twinkled luxuriously with pristine marble and glass.
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In the Coi kitchen, I watch Muncy hunch over those pristine ceramic slabs to exact his design.
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For now, however, it looks quite pristine, accented by a big, silver hinge, and a textured top.
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Displayed behind plexiglass with pristine lighting, they are shown as works of art rather than therapeutic aids.
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She tells Kurt that the pristine beauty of the piano's notes holds the secret to the universe.
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The destination is Wulingshan, a resort nestled against a pristine blue lake two hours northeast of Beijing.
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The pristine grid arrangement of the nostalgic, random items in Fluxus spirit exemplifies that everything is art.
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From installation to photography, conceptual artists in Chelsea are exploring blue's associations with the pristine and serene.
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The flight's destination, Holguin, is the capital of a province popular with tourists for its pristine beaches.
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A pristine snout or severed feet missing their corresponding body is a telltale sign of cat predation.
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The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge consists of about 19 million acres of pristine land in northeastern Alaska.
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Sure enough, the Warriors did not play the most pristine basketball of their lives, committing 17 turnovers.
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Over in "Paradise," Champagne and vodka on ice flowed in a room full of pristine white beds.
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"We could put 100 perfect and pristine fields down and not use half the facility," he said.
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The idea with younger folks not having such bad symptoms is that their lungs are relatively pristine.
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His pristine account of the final interlude failed to convey its melancholy collapse into the Mahlerian past.
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The new nest box, empty and pristine, was 10 paces away, but that one didn't interest him.
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In the 1960s, it was so pristine visitors could peer more than 100 feet into the water.
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Both towns are next to the Schliersee, a pristine Alpine lake not far from the Austrian border.
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Policymakers have also used the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act to designate certain water bodies as pristine.
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The Baltic Sea isle is full of charming towns, windswept beaches, pristine forests and brightly colored farmhouses.
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Buyers are drawn to the pristine beaches and private isles, along with the country's favorable tax laws.
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Hardest hit have been the old neighborhoods of picturesque, if not always pristine, alleyways known as hutongs.
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But he was stymied by Sarasota County officials, who balked at rezoning the largely pristine pine forest.
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Rather than striving for pristine clarity and incisive articulation, he played with grace, ease and wonderful spontaneity.
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That will be a legal fight to come, and the FBI doesn't have a pristine track record.
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Even though zero is the worst possible score and 22 indicates pristine conditions, 25 ranks as poor?
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"The reefs in muddy water were just as fried as those in pristine water," Professor Hughes said.
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Natalie Image's soprano was notable for its pristine high notes, Gabriella Reyes de Ramírez's for its generosity.
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It quickly resolved the support issue, but it's another crack in the company's once pristine power armor.
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The brilliant pianist Yefim Bronfman was the soloist in a pristine, elegant account of Beethoven's youthful concerto.
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The losses were puzzling, because the frogs were living in pristine habitats, unharmed by pollution or deforestation.
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Next up was , a folk duo complete with Joan Baez regalia whose pristine voices filled the room.
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The ring was in pristine condition and hadn't been damaged — even after spending half a century underground.
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Before the first incision is made, your doctors have a pristine organ, ready to go to work.
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He focusses his account on Mesopotamia—roughly speaking, modern-day Iraq—because it is "the heartland of the first 'pristine' states in the world," the term "pristine" here meaning that these states bore no watermark from earlier settlements and were the first time any such social organizations had existed.
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Picture this: You're laying on a pristine beach on a lush island, sun beating down, cocktail in hand.
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To the uninitiated, the gallery remains unchanged; Pollock's distinctive drip paintings are as prominent and pristine as ever.
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Yang Yongliang's photo From the New World looks like a breathtaking landscape featuring pristine mountains in the mist.
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The victim's skull has now been recovered, and its surprisingly pristine condition suggests an alternative cause of death.
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In Bali, which attracts about 6.5 million international tourists annually, trash regularly washes up its once-pristine beaches.
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Last year, dozens of stars arrived in classically glamorous looks — pristine waves, sleek ponytails, and fresh-faced makeup.
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Residents mourned the loss of the pristine bayous of their youth, of their favorite fishing and hunting spots.
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The team opted for a material that could pay homage to the original, without compromising pristine audio quality.
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For a hot second Scott pretends he's going to fix the wheel himself in his pristine white suit.
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Pristine Sprays — which are sprayed directly onto toilet paper for adults — provide a more thorough cleaning, they say.
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The more important question, however, is whether our society should have expectations of pristine health for any leader.
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Kosrae is a remote volcanic island known for its pristine coral reefs, making it especially popular with divers.
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We just have a couple of questions: Are the castle walls of Genovia still as pristine as ever?
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The chopper made its way from dusty flatlands to the pristine blue waters of the Sea of Cortez.
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What seems different from the artist's earlier work is that the surfaces feel — paradoxically — pristine and carefully excavated.
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Scientists found microplastics at an altitude of 4,500 feet on an isolated, pristine site of the mountains. Antarctica.
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Another is to turn a 200km stretch of pristine Red Sea coast into a destination for upscale tourists.
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It looks almost unreal—the white of the ice looks completely pristine and the structures just look untouched.
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When recession strikes in 2019 our balance-sheet will be pristine and we'll expand when others are weak.
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But the changes that do survive will serve to increase fossil fuel emissions and shrink pristine natural environments.
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ALBUM | Pristine Snows 10 Photos View Slide Show ' Winters in the city are beautiful only for a moment.
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Williams told flight controllers the module looked "pristine," mission commentator Gary Jordan said during a NASA TV broadcast.
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The pad is a stone's throw from Big Corona Beach and in pristine condition, hence the steep price.
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He removes her heart, transforming it into a crystal that restores the home to its former pristine state.
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Indeed, the sight of a pristine comet entering into the inner solar system should be quite a treat.
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Each scene begins as pristine as a blank page that slowly disintegrates into an all-consuming black hole.
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But not even these astronomers, who want pristine FAST data for themselves, could resist pressing that capture button.
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The question is as clear as the water: How to both develop tourism and keep its pristine beauty?
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A good set of pictures will draw more buyers, and those pictures should show pretty and pristine spaces.
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Once the screen protector is applied, it'll absorb damage from drops and scratches, keeping your Switch's screen pristine.
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You can press R1 to study the animal, which will also display its condition: poor, good, or pristine.
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In his own pristine white, antebellum house, he keeps bottles filled with murky brown water from the faucet.
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Looking a little deeper, the bear is clearly digitally added — it just has that pristine shine to it.
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Unlike watersheds in the Lower 48, Bristol Bay — its rivers, headwaters, and forests — are in relatively pristine condition.
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How can they relax when Paterno's reputation, once pristine, grows more threadbare with every development in the case?
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Ronny Jackson delivered a lengthy and unusual news conference where he declared Trump to be in pristine health.
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And while digital art is pristine, traditional art could be rife with blue-line marks, smudges and erasures.
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It was a pristine, high-security estate, so private that I was forbidden to photograph the homes themselves.
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Don't let their pristine manis fool you: we ignore the "California Girl"'s brilliance at our own peril.
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Wikileaks has claimed to have access to the data and says it will publish a "pristine copy" soon.
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In the meantime, Mr. Walther and I sat in Detmold's pristine old town, which has fine timberwork buildings.
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Most of the impact was along 500 miles of the northern Great Barrier Reef, its most pristine region.
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Most of the impact was along 2000 miles of the northern Great Barrier Reef, its most pristine region.
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About a decade ago, that system begin churning out the most pristine water the country had ever seen.
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A pristine beach that sloped into a gentle crescent was all ours save for a single local family.
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The Great Sand Dunes, the Grand Canyon and the pristine wilderness of Alaska are among our nation's treasures.
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The woods, though pristine, seemed broken, fallen and splintered, like the site of mystical battles, thousand-year wars.
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The pristine white wall of a Chinese bathroom doesn't seem like an ideal place for a moth's cocoon.
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But the sluggish energy economy has hit Texas' once pristine finances, hurting the state in the stability department.
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We have these pristine white women; they are the top of our sexual desire and our romantic dreams.
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Early iterations included thick, textured paint applications on wood panels, followed by pristine rolled acrylic surfaces on plywood.
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Smog from the drilling fields near Pinedale, Wyoming has turned once-pristine air into an industrial brown cloud.
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So it might be hard to hold the platforms to a 100 percent standard of keeping everything pristine.
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He had seen plenty of deteriorated 50- or 60-year-old homemade movies, but Murphy's was near pristine.
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Some favorite swimming holes on private land have been closed, and once pristine sites are strewn with trash.
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A pristine iPad from the same era, forgotten in a storeroom and never touched, would be equally useless.
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Untouched for nearly 4,000 years, the ornately painted tomb in Egypt's Saqqara region, is in nearly pristine condition.
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"Pristine" is the first single from the debut album, due in June, by Lindsey Jordan's band, Snail Mail.
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When an inspector named Rebecca Husler arrived one day that September, Mr. Tripathi thought his restaurant was pristine.
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Recognizing that our perceptions of the world don't necessarily reflect the pristine truth of the world is humbling.
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"I was looking at myself with different eyes," he recalled, flaunting a pristine pair of glossy leather boots.
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FAIRBANKS, Alaska — The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is one of the most pristine landscapes in the United States.
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The charred remains of an old pickup truck, brightened by a pristine American flag draped over the cab.
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Make sure that your virtual first impression is as pristine and professional as you'd like it to be.
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Here, the company's mines sink into the earth amid a wilderness of birches and snow, sparkling and pristine.
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As a result, the university has kept the campus in pristine condition since the last G.E. executives left.
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And the results weren't the most pristine, so it's something I'm saving for vacations, when it matters less.
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Trump's is a pristine model of offered thanks, prayers, support for children and support for victims of disaster.
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Think: ads for products like charcoal and collagen lattes and pristine photos of her veggie-packed, homemade meals.
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The other Trudeau is one very different from the pristine bastion of justice he presents himself to be.
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Some of the California landscapes that look like pristine wilderness to the nonindigenous are actually human-modified ecosystems.
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What we admire as pristine white stone was born hundreds of millions of years ago in overwhelming darkness.
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Kardashian took us down a pristine white passageway and into the home's real kitchen to solve the mystery.
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It was far easier for golf to polish its pristine image in the days before high-definition television.
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But in the more pristine forests of Central and South America, 900 species of birds are at risk.
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And compared to every other group of people living in the industrialized world, their cardiovascular system is pristine.
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Access to public lands is a perennial hot-button issue in vast Western states, particularly in pristine Montana.
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It's also fairly new, meaning the material exposed within it is a pristine look into the asteroid's history.
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In Friday's program, the lyrical, burnished Seventh is paired with Mozart's pristine "Sinfonia Concertante" for violin and viola.
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Protecting pristine nature or allowing it to recover from human development are essential tactics for fighting climate change.
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Each frame is pristine, peaceful, and stunning, which only underlines the sharp changes in the young monks' lives.
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Heaving funk progressions from a fretless bass mingled with tabla percussion and sustained vocal tones of pristine calm.
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That was two days after they made a brief stop in Fort Nelson, in the province's pristine wilderness.
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Uninterested in pristine documentary footage of the National Geographic variety, the installation turns its subject into abstract forms.
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"All the words we use to signify our vulva are either horribly objectifying or very pristine," she says.
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These primordial, icy remnants are over 13 billion years old and remain pristine—meaning they are virtually untouched.
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She added that the workers had to wash their hands every 20 minutes to keep the delicate veil pristine.
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There's no conceivable way that bags of meat would look this pristine if they were dropped from an airplane.
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Some items look pristine, and others are beat to smithereens — a surefire sign of a beauty product well-loved.
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Inside the box is a pristine-sounding 40-watt amp that can drive whatever amazing speakers they already own.
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Monuments in this sense and what is under direct attack is some of the most pristine wildlife on Earth.
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That's tragic, but an abstract loss for most people—fewer square footage of pristine, frigid ice somewhere far away.
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She has also visited a couple of our conservation properties where we have huge areas of pristine natural spaces.
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The elevate the Azores island's sprawling landscapes and pristine natural beauty by casting it in a literally new light.
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Under a pristine blue sky, the couple strolled in surgical masks, maintaining a six-foot distance from other passengers.
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Discarded plastic clutters pristine land, floats in huge masses in oceansand rivers and entangles wildlife, sometimes with deadly results .
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Probably this trip will discover other new critters, since the areas the explorer will check out are fairly pristine.
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The river begins as pristine, clear waters in the icy heights of the tallest mountain range in the world.
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Ally has been expanding its lending to car buyers with less-than-pristine credit, which has helped bolster revenue.
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A team of scientists enters, and discovers a pristine but strange world that threatens to envelop and change them.
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In 2019, the building and window grate are a pristine white, suggesting that a new tenant has moved in.
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But check out those sweet wheels that carried him to that hallowed venue: a pristine 1969 Chevrolet Chevelle coupe.
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Donald Trump is a far, far cry from a pristine outsider like Dwight Eisenhower or the dignified Ronald Reagan.
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Pristine beaches and ancient pagodas might attract tourists, were it not for the rudimentary infrastructure and threat of violence.
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And the wild monkeys' poop turned out to be pristine — at least, as far as herpes B was concerned.
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It's theorized that they died in a hole following a landslide, setting up the pristine conditions for their preservation.
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Popular destination The Seychelles is a popular tourist destination because of its pristine beaches, warm water and coral reefs.
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To keep his reputation pristine, Graham had a policy of never being alone with any woman other than Ruth.
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There are still a few vault dwellers emerging for the first time, clad in pristine gold-and-blue jumpsuits.
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The Crystal Cruises ship signals the arrival of a new tourism era in a previously pristine and inaccessible region.
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"The truth is that we all know that science doesn't happen that way," with one pristine result following another.
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The most recent working bee occurred on February 11, so the installation is now pristine for the sixth anniversary.
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The fascinating and pristine surrounds of Antarctica are a sight to behold and capturing it is no easy feat.
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Greens who would rather see the Arctic kept pristine fear that Chinese money could encourage projects that cause pollution.
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But there's still never a guarantee that a mass-produced product will come out of the box totally pristine.
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The Rockets' offense was pristine in the first, with crisp ball movement yielding open shots and 52 percent shooting.
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Because of their pristine launch reliability record, ULA has always been an attractive launch provider for the Air Force.
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But you won't want to keep this elixir in pristine condition on a shelf with all your other collectables.
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Dana thinks Floyd should be grateful to him for offering him enough to pay Uncle Sam and Pristine Jewelers.
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He was a fantasy so pristine and ultimate, he could send up his own image and still remain cool.
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Yes, it's not as clean and pristine as an official live album, but that is the beauty of it.
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I'm not talking about being physically messy, though sticky children don't exactly coordinate with Apple's pristine white glass aesthetic.
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The original video shows a regular public toilet and the very beautiful view of the pristine land of Norway.
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He was also rapidly aged and lost his abilities in 2014, but was returned to pristine glory in March.
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The three islands' beaches are more pristine than the litter-strewn, overbuilt coastline of southern China, Mr. Liu said.
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Anyone who has wheezed his way through a long plane journey will know that cabin air is hardly pristine.
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Water that springs up in the apparently pristine wilderness can also make you sick — in part because animals poop.
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This means not expanding into pristine natural habitats, but using agro-ecological practices and fewer chemicals, and protecting pollinators.
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Joanne versions are available for prices starting at around £1,500 and go up to $12,53 for signed pristine copies.
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The Kuiper belt is thought to contain pristine examples of the original building blocks of the primordial solar system.
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"If you're going to design new molecules, you might as well make those as pristine as possible," Rao said.
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And this is without mentioning his etching technique, which veers away from the pristine professionalism practiced by his contemporaries.
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The place is beautiful - pristine lakes, sweeping mountain vistas - but lacks the modern comforts we are so used to.
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Pristine soundscapes are so important that the National Park Service works to preserve wilderness sounds in many natural parks.
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Once aboard, we stripped to our bathing suits and leapt off the side into the pristine 80-degree water.
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Far from the pristine server centers of Palo Alto, this dingy Chinese mine is nevertheless reaping millions in bitcoin.
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As a teenager, Symoné realized it wasn't worth sacrificing her identity to maintain a pristine — and straight — Hollywood image.
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Fatica is an Italian food sculptor who looks at watermelon like Da Vinci looked at slabs of pristine marble.
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Thanks to their pristine condition, Jiang concluded the cannabis plants were freshly and locally harvested during the late summer.
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To ensure the sand is pristine, SoJo Spa Club allows only one sandbox to be used at a time.
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While the state's finances are pristine on paper, balancing the massive Texas budget creates more accounting challenges every year.
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His nearly pristine All Americans road uniform suggests he did not get much playing time on the latter trip.
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They were stretched out happily on pristine lounge chairs (some on sand, others on grass) under a merciless sun.
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But the place has steadily lost its sheen over the years, eclipsed by pristine outdoor malls and online shopping.
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Those at the long-track oval have specific experience in ovals, which require a more pristine sheet of ice.
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The other guests are wearing pristine sneakers and doing their makeup in one of Lost and Found's many mirrors.
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The new route reflects the Chilean government's growing commitment to preserving Patagonia's pristine landscapes — and its unparalleled bird life.
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I like a fairly pristine environment, free of clutter, so that I can focus on the task at hand.
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With rolling dunes and pristine shoreline, Oval Beach easily lends itself to hours of body surfing and paddle boarding.
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But Saddleback Cay, the pristine island that sold the idea of Fyre, went up for sale for $11.8 million.
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I don't want to own battleground stocks when I — I've got to own pristine stocks into a sell-off.
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Rather than pristine portraits and flashy music videos, they're appearing raw, with crappy lighting, on Facebook and Instagram Live.
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But the pristine mountain panoramas are unmatched, and I came across only a handful of people on my hike.
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Wide beaches are crisscrossed by hermit crabs in extravagant shells, and vibrant coral reefs are visible through pristine waters.
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Later, she lounges, filthy, on her mother's pristine sofa, her nails streaking defiantly muddy trails on the white cloth.
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But that pristine, lonely landscape has allowed nature to preserve one of North Dakota's greatest intrigues: its prehistoric residents.
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Suddenly, one of the pristine white earbuds you spent $159 on plunges into the abyss of a subway grate.
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Like the inverse of that luminous, orderly piece, "Catacomb" was dark, tangled, subterranean, yet still pristine in its structure.
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The Scillies' fame is as a place of extraordinary beauty: pristine, golden beaches; clear, azure water; verdant green hills.
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Vanessa James's set would at first appear to be a model of austere chic, in pristine black and white.
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But that would have risked contamination on Saturn's pristine and now very interesting moons, should the spacecraft hit them.
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There are so many iconic locations around the world that are represented in photos as distant and pristine destinations.
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They are not pristine WeWorks with blazing fast internet connections and an army of Geek Squad workers on call.
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The remote southern Baja Peninsula is a region of rough, pristine beauty, with abundant flora, fauna and marine life.
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Pelicans 110, Knicks 96 Derrick Rose's white No. 25 Knicks jersey hung from a coat hanger, pristine and unwrinkled.
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We've got a pristine household balance sheet with untapped positive savings sitting there and low debt-to-equity ratios.
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Gotanda visited two islands that had gotten rid of invasive predators and "pristine" islands where predators hadn't been introduced.
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We believe that Fiji is the promised land hidden in the Bible, beautiful and pristine land blessed by God.
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They're doomed, too; In the years to come, they'll lose their covers and their pristine pages will turn brittle.
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To clear land for the cattle, Burger King had to mow over massive swathes of pristine Costa Rican rainforest.
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Maybe it was the promise of a new beginning, or just the gummy, comforting smell of pristine pencil erasers.
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The new stations were pristine on Sunday morning, but a rider noted that litter appeared quickly in a car.
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But, he said, pristine wilderness really no longer exists — all of California is manipulated in some way by humans.
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The remote southern Baja Peninsula is a region of rough, pristine beauty, with abundant flora, fauna and marine life.
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Art spaces today are typically pristine and white, or else abandoned places filled with remnants of their former use.
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A helicopter circled overhead, and police boats were deployed on the pristine Morice River running nearby the protest site.
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When he sneaks in a more distinctly Nigerian-sounding highlife riff every now and then, the mesh is pristine.
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An international agreement has now been put in place to protect this emerging area and keep it in pristine condition.
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Although officials say the race lanes will be pristine, the Olympics will not produce the promised legacy of clear waters.
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TOURISTS ARE OFTEN attracted to a holiday destination due to the presence of pristine beaches, fresh air and clear seawater.
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A conference-room meeting, a pristine résumé and the standard questions: Where do you want to be in five years?
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His high notes were pristine; his delivery of the last stanza of "The Star Spangled Banner" was flawless and crisp.
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Ronaldo's comedic timing is simply pristine—the blank stare, the double-take, then the launch, and a casual carrying-on.
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Sweeping views of Vancouver's pristine harbor, with seaplanes landing every few minutes and snow-capped mountains hovering in the distance.
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Plus the game has style for days, with sweet cardboard people and 80s record covers and pristine command line interfaces.
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I liked the music, I liked the culture surrounding it, and I liked how pristine it was on the outside.
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In an pristine example of double-dipping, Pfizer actually owns one of the two companies who manufacture the generic version.
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"'How I Live Now' is a showcase for Ronan to prove that she's capable of more than pristine, angelic roles."
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This winter I've been out a few times fishing on the I Gotta, catching pristine wild salmon, torpedoes of muscle.
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Dr. Melamed said people should also monitor their own symptoms when the air they are breathing is less than pristine.
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Citizens of poor but pretty places worry that rubbish washed up on once-pristine beaches puts off wealthy sun-seekers.
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" Bolitho adds, he feels extremely lucky to have worked in such a pristine natural environment: "It's such a rare opportunity.
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Years of data will allow conservationists to monitor and manage this "pristine" ecosystem in the face of continued environmental changes.
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But equally we should not expect "Western values", masquerading in this debate as "liberal values", to survive pristine and unaltered.
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Facebook purposefully pushed the limits on quality so producers can opt for the most pristine vision or smaller file sizes.
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The Environmental Protection Agency needs to ban these mining outfits from poisoning some of the most pristine waterways in America.
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Normally, these images are pristine and crystal clear, but an image taken on October 13, 2014 exhibited unusual visual patterns.
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So the ice is carefully maintained by a local ice carver to keep everything as sharp and pristine as possible.
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Tanzania, a leading tourist destination in East Africa, is best known for its pristine beaches, wildlife safaris and Mount Kilimanjaro.
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The fossil contains the pristine impressions of 259 juvenile fish, all of whom belonged to the extinct species Erismatopterus levatus.
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Moody's rating agency, which grades corporate debt, put Microsoft's pristine Aaa rating on review for downgrade due to the acquisition.
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Someone needed to get down in the muck and make a play that was not quite so pretty and pristine.
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Legion drives home how corrupted body haired Lenny is when she drags one tar-covered finger across Syd's pristine lips.
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Other photos show a helicopter perched on the huge iceberg, looking like a tiny speck against the pristine white ice.
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Remember "Goldilocks," that pristine economic condition where growth was strong but not so strong as to induce tighter Fed policy?
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Ice cores—samples extracted from glaciers and ice sheets—are useful to scientists because they preserve millennia of pristine data.
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From secluded spas to pristine beachside bungalows, we've curated a list of hotels that are truly worth writing home about.
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They looked like something better suited for a construction site in Little Rock than the pristine beaches of Côte d'Azur.
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Cardi herself recently sported personalized "Kulture" hoop earrings from Pristine Jewelers for her daughter she welcomed in July, Kulture Kiari.
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This creates yet another excuse for destructive logging in pristine wilderness areas that has nothing to do with fire safety.
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And once they reach the shore, guests navigate stunning koi ponds and pristine gardens on their way into the palace.
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You know the look: a simple, sleeved top or dress with a stiff but pristine collar (either pointed or rounded).
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It is not simply a matter of having the most expensive materials, shining silver, beautiful woods and pristine bull hides.
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Herrera is still turning heads, pristine in her signature white shirts, her hair deftly wound into a Champagne-colored chignon.
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Tonnessen said, the clothes' pristine condition and vibrant fabrics were impressive; the family had kept them well protected in storage.
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But I will confess to my concern that the display isn't going to be quite as pristine as LG promises.
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Turquoise pools framed in crisp white, swimmers in contrasting blue and red bathing suits, floppy sunhats and pristine lounge chairs.
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Wells (Samantha Morton) in Covent Garden and the pristine, sterile, bright brothel of Lydia Quigley (Lesley Manville) in Golden Square.
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Since then, like a snowball, we have kept all records as pristine and immaculate as the day we recorded them.
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Stabler's belt was displayed at the University of Alabama for years -- but now, it's up for grabs through Pristine Auction.
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In doing so, he sullies what would have otherwise been a pristine effort at making a true-blue sports film.
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Transhumanism is the key to making the Earth pristine again, not forcing people to make less of a carbon footprint.
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Mr. Cook picked Ms. Walker up in his grandfather's pristine white 1986 Chrysler LeBaron convertible, with a red leather interior.
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In the morning, a helicopter deposited itself on the pristine golf course, disgorging military and Army Corps of Engineers personnel.
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Where to stay and what to see on this vibrant isle ringed with golden-sand beaches and pristine coral reefs.
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No lines, no crowds: just a solitary, private visit to a pristine gallery of 17th-century Flemish and Dutch masters.
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Despite the show's retrospective cast, we find fiery issues of the present — racism, misogyny, xenophobia — burning in MoMA's pristine galleries.
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Hannah remembers and summons an undeveloped wilderness, describing a gloriously pristine region in the days before cruise ships discovered it.
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They are poetic outpourings of longing and resolve accompanied mostly by pristine acoustic picking, with Iberian and Latin American underpinnings.
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But they give a sense of the fertility of his pristine, unsentimental language and the breadth of subject and form.
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"It's easy to spot a grenade in pristine museum condition, but in archaeological conditions, it's rarely that easy," Blake said.
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Costa Rica, particularly its pristine beaches and mountains on the Pacific coast, is popular with North American and European tourists.
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Most of us already sense that the atoms of a scrambled egg can't be unscrambled back inside a pristine shell.
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They contain some almost pristine compounds that help tell what the early solar system was like 22005 billion years ago.
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The city is filled with secondhand shops and most of the pre-owned timepieces on sale are in pristine condition.
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Selfishly, I am relieved to hear from a scientist that my lurking is not ruining my pristine and giant brain.
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Personally, I am always filing away snapshots of the designer Carolina Herrera, 79, who always looks pristine, polished and unencumbered.
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I watched the tatted man execute 10 pristine pull-ups: wide, palms-forward grip, body as stiff as a surfboard.
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And to make sure that the destination is always in pristine shape, Bain lives onsite throughout most of the week.
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Yet despite her despair, every action scene is as queasily pristine as the first, leaving "The Villainess" caught in paradox.
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I noticed vintage charm right away, with a pristine 1929 white Cadillac parked out front next to an antique buggy.
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Yes, it's unreasonable, but I want to extend the pristine magic of our homecoming, this weekly installment of paradise regained.
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"We acknowledge that the markets today are not pristine; various kinds of external supports for resources still exist," they said.
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Beyond, the Miscanti and Miñiques lagoons await in windy isolation, so blue and pristine that you'd swear they were artificial.
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He customized the black 2005 Nissan Altima with special wheel rims, and was methodical about keeping the car looking pristine.
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"The real issue is that we have this enormous area of almost pristine forest, the last in Fiji," he said.
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The area is famed for its four-seasons-in-a day-climate and pristine rivers, lakes, deserts, grasslands and glaciers.
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Visiting the Fischer work just before the show opened last week, "The Kiss" was pristine, and even plausibly marble-like.
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The logistics are all in support of an effort to measure and monitor the rainforest in its most pristine state.
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Local guides took the team to pristine streams, but habitats that once hosted dozens of frog species were now frogless.
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Our correspondent says the old neighborhoods of picturesque, if not always pristine, alleyways known as hutongs have been hardest hit.
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Matt Kuchar and Cameron Smith were at 53 under after a second straight day of pristine weather and course conditions.
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And even where habitat remains pristine, the looming threat of climate change could soon eliminate the panda's only food source.
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They contain some almost pristine compounds that help tell what the early solar system was like 4.5 billion years ago.
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Gorgeous vases, decorative plates, and pristine statues of religious figures speak to the decadence and high artistry of the era.
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Boyamian says Mel has a pristine record of negative tests since testing began and is almost at the finish line.
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"It was this beautiful, pristine, brand new ship was the peak of technology—the peak of humanity's accomplishment," he said.
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Sometimes I would imagine slicing the pristine surface of the cake open, freeing a great colony of neon green worms.
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He wants to show his (at this point) potential bae that he's a family guy, that he's really making an effort – please love him, please, he can't go back to sitting alone on his pristine sofa in his pristine mansion pretending to be Tony Montana even though he thought it was cool at first.
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The Tesla stays pristine, making the ride home a smooth journey, with Shawn's scientist dad at the wheel, back in charge.
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Once Marc revives, the premise's science-fiction elements pay off, as Gil explores the medical facility's pristine, sleek, all-white world.
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Though both the dress and jumpsuit made Cuoco look ethereal, only one of the looks survived the night in pristine condition.
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Mackenzie never misses an opportunity to showcase the pristine beauty of the Scottish countryside, with its rolling hills and soft mists.
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Lumish's restoration work transforms veteran's gravestones blackened by the elements and decades of neglect into pristine slabs of marble and granite.
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It's fuzzy jackets and dad hats worn with joggers and sneakers, with ripped denim, pristine fishnets, and a sparkly sock boot.
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The incoming wavelength pointed to sodium, and with a spectrum that was in "excellent agreement" with a pristine, cloud-free environment.
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And the pages of digital books remain, after countless reads, just as pristine as the first time you flipped through them.
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Franklin's bumblebee, meanwhile, seems to live on a pristine, alpine meadow, with few people around and no crops that I saw.
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And website sales increased by over 5,600 percent and Amazon sold out of Pristine before midnight on Sunday, according to Karam.
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The Nike-sponsored athlete has so many pristine kicks that he had to convert his garage into a massive shoe closet.
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These NASA-tested shoe inserts suck up funky smells to keep your shoes fresh and pristine for up to 60 wears.
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But I hate to break it to you Kaitlyn: astronauts basically sleep in souped-up sleeping bags, not pristine electronic capsules.
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I end my cleaning spree in the kitchen by washing dirty dishes from yesterday and scrubbing the counters until they're pristine.
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Stardust found in some meteorites are generally pristine and diverse because they have been preserved since the birth of our universe.
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Her pristine art-pop takes us so high up into the clouds that we get dizzy and laugh about it all.
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Gradual loss of these largely pristine, intact forests has a much greater climate impact than previously accounted for, the researchers said.
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For most of his career, he's seen migrants arrive on the pristine shores of Shabwa province from the Horn of Africa.
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With most of the Northern hemisphere gripped by winter, Tidelands' gorgeous shots of pristine beaches take on an almost-pornographic quality.
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For an entire week, environmental groups and local fishermen rallied to oppose plans to drill for oil near the pristine archipelago.
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Snapchat wants to connect brands searching for a pristine and novel customer engagement channel with consumers who seek "improved," richer experiences.
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As a counter-example it cites Madison Station Elementary, which boasts pristine lawns, tennis and basketball courts, and a pretty pond.
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Credit: Will Kirk/Johns Hopkins UniversityPerhaps you've felt the dismay of finding white spots in an otherwise pristine hunk of chocolate.
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Hundreds of tons of the slimy stuff have been infecting the pristine waters and washing up in clumps on the shore.
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Tourism is a mainstay of the local economy with visitors enjoying its pristine white beaches, annual festivals and narrow, winding streets.
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Because it's not pristine, though, you can buy it for a fraction of what it would cost to buy it new.
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But people don't know that useful feedback when they're buying one at the Apple Store alongside a pristine, brand new iPhone.
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Off to the north, tickling an achingly blue sky, the pristine pinnacles of the Himalayas whispered a promise of fresh air.
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A pristine lace of snow falls, but then, within minutes, a taxi — or a dog — comes by to dirty it up.
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Space archeologists are interested in keeping the Apollo landing sites as pristine as possible, to potentially study them in the future.
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And, okay, shocked at how much of the episode was difficult to make out, even on the most pristine television screens.
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After officially moving into her new California home, Mandy Moore has already begun stocking her shelves in a very pristine manner.
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Source: Kurtis Productions Dina Wein Reis's lavish Upper West Side home features a terrace offering pristine views of the Hudson River.
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Holland picks pristine 18th/19th-century frames, extracting the centerpiece artwork, and then dipping into the creative process of digital renderings.
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The actress originally listed the pristine property for $14.25 million in March 2016, before lowering it to $12 million in June.
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Dream of dyeing your hair a pristine shade of neon green one day and the lightest shade of rose the next?
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"We have a 10 year history of publishing pristine archives under the rubric of 'scientific journalism'—which we invented," Assange said.
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Some of them make stops at Ny Alesund and the pristine fjords once frequented only by rugged explorers or lonely trappers.
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In this image taken before the disaster, the spent fuel pool and the fuel rods can be seen in pristine condition.
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Like an Oprah-endorsed gratitude journal, Facebook's pristine rendering of our past can remind us of what's good in our lives.
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A pristine body of water covered in a perfect sheet of ice is one of the most beautiful sights of winter.
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Instagram influencers are known for posting pristine photos of their travels, pets, kids, meals, and workout routines for millions of followers.
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The gardens were designed in keeping with 17th century taste, replete with pristine gravel tracks and a maze of symmetrical hedges.
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It’s smelly and dark and crowded and a far cry from the pristine world of Themyscira she left behind.
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This isn't your chance to get both a free pristine display replacement and a fix for your touchscreen in one go.
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This time, inside a devotee's apartment, the floors are pristine marble, and we sink into designer furniture while overlooking Central Park.
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We're told he only rode it for less than an hour when he got it, then sold it in pristine shape.
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"If you actually go deeper, 12-20 metres deeper in the ocean, the reefs there are in pristine condition," Hanson said.
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"I was not the older sexy, glamorous lesbian who snatched her from her pristine Smith College cradle," she told Vanity Fair.
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Although it may seem like a pain, returning your couch to pristine condition is not as hard as you may think.
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Wearing all black, her long, wavy hair is loose and her pristine makeup is an undeniable giveaway of her industry experience.
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Wanderlust With its pristine beaches, delicious seafood and cheery vibe, this town is the next great south-of-the-border destination.
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But greens uniformly oppose any effort to produce oil in the refuge, which they consider a pristine frontier of American landscape.
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Standing frames made of slender lengths of steel outline a surrounding, curvy, pristine architecture, giving the whole a vaguely sacral feeling.
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The country is full of wonder, with five pristine UNESCO heritage sights, Red Sea beach resorts, and futuristic cities like Riyadh.
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There are few hopes that Indian authorities will even recover Chau's body, last seen being dragged, lifeless, across pristine white sands.
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While she tends to Sofia's family, the film's pristine black and white images depict a country in the throes of modernization.
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Nicholas Kristof NOT to boast, but that image is me enjoying a pristine alpine lake I own in the California Sierras.
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Their Reading home, Newhall Farm, manicured and pristine, sits on a hill, and sells ice cider, honey and maple syrup online.
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When a road slices through a pristine area of natural wilderness, it does not bring us together — it tears us apart.
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From a distance, it too looks pristine, but up close you would see a gleaming cloud of space junk orbiting Earth.
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He said it makes sense for larger industrial nations to help out his small and pristine country because of climate change.
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Of course, today's pristine new cathedral of public space soon becomes the temple ground for another Apple store and John Varvatos.
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Mr. Uthaug plays with the initial tranquillity nicely, mixing smiling, friendly faces with beauty shots of the pristine, conspicuously unpopulated landscape.
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In 2006, I traveled to the Refuge, one of the most truly pristine and wild places we collectively own as Americans.
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Although hydropower is theoretically cleaner than oil and natural gas, the Tapajós dam will inevitably deforest large swaths of pristine rainforest.
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Opponents also say the pipeline will destroy indigenous burial sites, reduce crop yields, and disturb hundreds of acres of pristine forest.
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Don't Fight It: Your Clothes WILL Get DirtyTraveling with the expectation of keeping your clothes pristine is unrealistic — and no fun.
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The country boasts some of the largest regions of untouched forest, and its oceans are among the most pristine on Earth.
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Bench told him he wants future generations of his family to enjoy the same pristine wilderness that currently sustains Bench's livelihood.
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The logic:I just spent hundreds of dollars on a new iPhone, and I'd like to keep my investment in pristine condition.
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What stands out in the region, unfortunately, is the trash strewn all over, often besmirching pastoral landscapes and otherwise pristine beaches.
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A cheaper alternative to the British Virgin Islands, the neighboring U.S. Virgin Islands offer pristine beaches, luxury shopping and historical landmarks.
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Watch Report It doesn't get much more impressive than a pristine dial, a rose gold case and a slim alligator band.
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And a more pristine environment enhances living standards by improving health and life expectancy and the ability to benefit from education.
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For much of the stage, the route hugged the coastline alongside sparkling waters, pristine beaches and an abundance of salt marshes.
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In today's 360 video, visit a Greek island that's famous for its pristine beaches, but that also has winding coastal trails.
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Opponents of the project near the Minnesota-Ontario border say it would threaten pristine waters and risk violating the binational treaty.
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Ebola, for example, infected people as they entered pristine primate habitat and sought gorillas or chimpanzees – for trade, food or both.
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Kongo's pristine porcelain structure seemed both sturdy and precarious — and the chair became an unapproachable mountain upon which this castle rose.
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She walked over to the pristine kitchen, with its white subway tile backsplash and restaurant-grade appliances, and grabbed some goodies.
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During this week's Democratic National Convention, the opportunities run the gamut, from the pristine gallery and museum to the street protest.
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Satellite art fair has been lauded for it's experiential and performance driven environment outside of the pristine Art Basel convention center.
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My left cheek is like a pristine, white sand beach dotted by a dozen palm trees that've been struck by lightning.
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Her passive-aggressive line readings and gestures (worrying a little gold crucifix on a chain as she passes judgment) are pristine.
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"I have filthy work habits," he said, comparing himself with the character, who keeps a pristine workspace and a rigid schedule.
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Decades of scratches, dust and splotches were cleaned up, and the now-pristine material was donated back to the war museum.
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The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, 19 million acres of pristine land in northeast Alaska, may soon be open to oil drilling.
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I met James at Shambhala Festival, set in the pristine wilderness of BC, Canada, where we were both booked to play.
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My friend and I were intimidated by the pristine white cashmere couch in the Gabriela Hearst store in the Carlyle Hotel.
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Vic Brotherson of Scarlet & Violet in London juxtaposes disheveled, swollen-headed roses with pristine arcs of fronds, like a cocked eyebrow.
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Wanderlust The French city has some of the most pristine ancient architecture in Europe — and newer signs of life as well.
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Pristine on the inside, but all the outside spaces are right there in the middle of naughty and bawdy Times Square.
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There was chilled Dungeness crab, a few pristine white chunks under sea urchin foam, to be spooned from a shot glass.
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A few decades earlier, he frequented Costello's as a young man and got to see the mural in its pristine state.
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Ever since, I have reminisced about those empty beaches, pristine reefs and natural wonders of the Caribbean's most ecologically diverse island.
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After a year, their apartment is still pristine — though, as Ms. Langham–Schwartz has discovered, maintaining an unblemished space takes diligence.
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The mountains — and the wilderness that blankets them — are the stuff of American lore: blue forests, trout-filled creeks, pristine backcountry.
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That left Loaisiga's line pristine: one hit, two walks and eight strikeouts in five and one-third innings on 86 pitches.
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Assad is seen in the photos hugging children in brightly painted, pristine classrooms, a stark departure from the scenes in Douma.
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To preserve your extensions, keep them clean and gently detangle them with a pristine mascara wand or spoolie brush every day.
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The scenery around the pristine Channel Islands was unmatched, she said, and the crew of the Conception was warm and professional.
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"I danced with a backpack," Ms. Rohrbach recalled, demonstrating some quick and fancy footwork in her pristine white and pink sneakers.
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And because of that, this big, pristine American flag flying in the front of our yard was deeply embarrassing to me.
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Think of the icy rings as resembling a field of snow: After a pristine start, soot from afar gradually pollutes it.
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The piano's tone is pristine, the articulation clean, the balance between the hands immaculate, the overall tenor both spirited and rapt.
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The question for conservationists and government officials is clear: How can the country both develop tourism and keep its pristine beauty?
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Their pristine reef, she explained, could bring in divers from around the world who would pay good money to explore them.
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In Canaan, a one-hour motor bike ride away, more than 300,000 people settled on what was once a pristine hillside.
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For years, I had a vision of Bali in my mind as a sparkling, pristine paradise with empty stretches of beach.
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Pristine nature, an unhurried vibe, incredible food: The popularity of Hobart, and Tasmania in general, is growing, and for good reason.
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Many ecologists tend to think that before Europeans arrived in the Americas, the vast wilderness was pristine and untouched by humans.
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Amami-Oshima is part of a chain of islands that includes Okinawa, an area famous for pristine beaches and reef systems.
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Mine was pristine, the pale blue book jacket intact, the pages with a bit of wear from reading, but otherwise clean.
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Mine was pristine, the pale blue book jacket intact, the pages with a bit of wear from reading, but otherwise clean.
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She said she appreciated the pristine setting of Weissensee, but dreamed of skating through the cacophony of Friesland one more time.
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But it couldn't compete with the pristine integrity and shaggy poignancy of "Columbia Icefield," often gloomy yet somehow never quite depressing.
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Every butcher shop has rabbits, fetchingly displayed belly-side up, so shoppers can see how fresh, pink and pristine they are.
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The demure lady in a pristine white coat is going steady with a chap with long hair and a leather jacket.
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Tampering with the water supply is "unnatural" and the default should be to preserve natural resources in their pristine state. 3.
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Offset reached out to Pristine Jewelers' owners Avi and Ofir 2 months ago to plan something special for Cardi's 26th birthday.
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The island felt like a pristine, secluded oasis, but it's also less than 10 minutes by boat from bustling South Beach.
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Everyone at Naomi's wedding is pristine, their noses wrinkling delicately when Lacie crashes through and destroys the delicate ambience Naomi curated.
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The flow of traffic, and cars which travel up to the lake's edge, may be damaging a delicate and near-pristine habitat.
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From that time on, Lechuguilla Cave remained untouched by humans or animals until its discovery in 1986—an isolated, pristine primeval ecosystem.
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Now that your floors, windows, mattresses and clothes are spotless, cleaning the air is the last step for a pristine home environment.
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Therefore, in order to be prepared to keep planets we visit absolutely pristine, it's important to understand how bacteria might behave there.
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You can see mud getting as high as her knees here in what used to be the pristine grounds surrounding her property.
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All the many characters who had been carefully plotting against each other in pristine offices finally confront their rivals in the flesh.
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Bowman said these stars would have differed from stars today because they formed from pristine primordial gas created after the Big Bang.
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But it wasn't long until Manchester United retaliated with a pristine volley from Juan Mata that filtered uglily through the Palace defense.
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Brady came to realize that he did not need to trek to some pristine or remote ecosystem to explore the world's biodiversity.
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They feed the cows hay, milk them, and shovel manure, which Josephine impressively pulls off in a pair of pristine white pants.
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The once pristine walls are marked with dents and scuffs from when Jillian learned to steer her power wheelchair with her tongue.
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These are displayed near pristine gold or marble editions of the exact same pieces, so-called "reproductions" of the scarred wreckage finds.
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But you're not buying this because you want image quality or a pristine UI. You're buying it for versatility and cool factor.
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Snowmobiles are a major source of greenhouse gas emissions and noise pollution in some of the world's most beautiful, pristine natural reserves.
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Others I had to request be pulled up from the storage section of the library, their spines pristine, pages not yet read.
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By positioning these objects in the pristine white space of a gallery, she offers up these pieces of our culture for examination.
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The bits of Cobb and two neighbouring counties of which it is comprised are replete with smart housing developments and pristine lawns.
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Located in the world's most pristine natural landscapes, waterfalls often provide shallow pools at their base, perfect for a refreshing summertime dip.
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But being able to display less than half of all colors a pristine human eye can see still feels like a waste.
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These prompted Polish foresters to turn pristine areas into nature reserves and, in 1947, a 5,000-hectare (19 square miles) national park.
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As everyone knows, Apple is scared to death that anyone might ever run arbitrary code on one of its pristine iOS devices.
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Tens of thousands of acres of pristine rainforest, including some of the oldest and rarest trees on Earth, went up in smoke.
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But the statues outside of Stonewall Inn to champion the event's mark on history are pristine white, depicting non-trans queer people.
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Plenty of pristine beaches, coral reefs and nearby UNESCO World Heritage Sites will likely keep the visitors coming for years to come.
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I'm not going to claim that their sound is pristine or crystalline, but it is coherent, realistic, and faithful to the music.
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What the Hasselblad would actually be good at is helping you take ridiculously pristine photos for Instagram or any other web services.
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And you know that 50, 60, 70 years ago, it would have just been pristine miombo woodland [a type of African forest].
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The actress chose a "extremely rare" vintage ring that is unique thanks to the size of the diamonds and its pristine nature.
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Spruce Pine, it turns out, is the source of the purest natural quartz—a species of pristine sand—ever found on Earth.
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I hate how dust inevitably accrues on the vac and has to be wiped down or rinsed off monthly to stay pristine.
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When visitors come out to the forest we want them to see the trees, the wildlife, the pristine water—not somebody's trash.
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It rumbles through both big fields and intimate warehouses, sparking up pristine European dancefloors and the trashed living rooms of house parties.
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New Delhi (CNN)It's hard to believe, but this pristine shoreline was until recently considered to be one of Mumbai's dirtiest beaches.
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We all know what that means ... You can tell she has evil powers because no white coat stays that pristine in NYC.
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The workers spent hundreds of hours meticulously sewing and washing their hands every thirty minutes to keep the tulle and threads pristine.
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Every inch of your home is now blanketed with a pristine Wi-Fi connection, but at what risk to your personal safety?
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And the gut on this is saying we need to clean the system up and let's do things that are more pristine.
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Alongside its renewables aspirations, it claims that one of its most exciting ventures is producing natural gas in the pristine Russian Arctic.
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Apple won't perform battery upgrades unless you have a pristine screen, for fear that it may shatter when they remove the back.
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Smoking, in the long-term, could damage her pristine voice, while drinking would get in the way of her rigorous touring schedule.
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Despite gold's pristine reputation, extracting it can be messy business as I learned one sunny day in mid-April of last year.
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But much like the landscape around him, Khan wants to keep his film pristine, away from the mud pit that is politics.
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Brees' throw was well short again, this time despite a pristine pocket, and Maddox broke up a would-be 46-yard touchdown.
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Simply put, Biden's strengths are too easily punctured by weaknesses; he is a relic that looks more pristine when displayed from afar.
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If that's the case, surely they nabbed a few with the inclusion of Stranger Things sheriff David Harbour and this pristine mustache:
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Williams described the structure as "pristine," which is perhaps not much of a surprise as no person had been inside ever before.
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Some version of the pristine influencer mother has been pushed on American women since the 1800s — and it's always been a lie.
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The shoreline consists of pristine beaches with clear water, and there is a fresh water pond and wetlands near the ferry landing.
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Separately, WikiLeaks announced that it would soon release some of the crown jewels of American intelligence: a "pristine" set of cyberspying codes.
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While the hotel is a bit rumpled today, its patio roof is in pristine shape, and, importantly, full of white rocking chairs.
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The University of San Diego, a private university, has a pristine campus known for its palm tree-lined streets and ornate architecture.
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About two-thirds of the shallow-water coral on the reef's previously pristine, 430-mile northern stretch is dead, the scientists said.
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Exploration in deep water off the pristine Atlantic coastline that was supposed to make up for falling onshore output has yielded little.
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The object is so old and pristine that it's essentially like going back in time to the beginning of our solar system.
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His property sits above the ocean and slopes into these pristine beaches that are protected from big waves by a fringe reef.
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Dulong Journal 8 Photos View Slide Show ' DULONG, China — The narrow valley is one of the most remote and pristine in China.
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As early as this month, the service intends to open 19,000 acres of pristine roadless national forests in Colorado to coal mining.
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This would ensure Saturn's moons remain pristine, which presented NASA with some potentially Earth-like conditions and are earmarked for further investigation.
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But the liquid is a chilled broth made from spanner crab so pristine you can tell it never had an impure thought.
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Wildcat miners who once searched for gold alongside rivers using wheelbarrows and buckets had started tearing through pristine rainforest with heavy machinery.
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Baird sounds both sprightly and weary, anchoring us in this world even as Lattimore's pristine harp tries to take us somewhere else.
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It also recognized that they require intact, pristine forests and rivers to survive as they have since before the arrival of Europeans.
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With perfectly pristine fresh fish, you want no sauce at all — or a sauce that enhances without distracting from the fish's flavor.
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Jean-Raymond was wearing a purple Gucci sweater, a pair of black Pyer Moss pants and pristine red-and-blue Reebok sneakers.
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In Little Italy, a pristine and lovely two-bedroom floor-through in a charming three-story brick townhouse was listed for $193,500.
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Few, if any, politicians come out of Lepore's account looking pristine, though she casts some as more calculating and opportunistic than others.
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In a second photo, Goulding poses in the same bikini while standing on a concrete block jutting out into the pristine waters.
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She discovered the identity of the man whose sperm she was given, and learned that his medical history was far from pristine.
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No longer is pristine produce the desire of the conscious consumer, but rather imperfect vegetables and fruit have become all the rage.
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It was 2007, during a trip to visit her sister in Norway's pristine Lofoten Islands, when Maja Rosén had an unsettling thought.
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Despite its pristine veneer, the Olympic village has long been a playground for athletes looking to let off steam outside their events.
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In July, the state of Bahia will welcome Anantara Maraú Bahia Resort on a pristine stretch of coastline along the Maraú Peninsula.
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Students who came to school had to have pristine shoes, fresh hairdos and their scripts ready — name, grade, college aspiration and major.
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The federally protected Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska, pictured above, home to migrating caribou and about 900 polar bears, remains pristine.
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That potentially opens millions of acres of pristine wetlands to more pollution, according to Mr. Holman of the Southern Environmental Law Center.
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They all gathered at Frenchman's Cove, a serene small beach where a natural river meets the Caribbean Sea with pristine clear waters.
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The French anthropologist notes that while a centuries-old European church still looks relatively pristine, a temple in Latin America appears neglected.
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And listen to a fleeting fugal episode in the third movement, when his skills as a pristine Bach player come in handy.
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So they studied the narwhals who click, buzz and call their way through the icy, pristine depths of east Greenland's Scoresby Sound.
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Here's what else is happening: • A vacant sanitarium on a pristine stretch of Connecticut shoreline is considered a "crown jewel" of architecture.
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Their rich browns, pinks and yellows combine deep vistas of pristine lakes and mountains and glowing sunsets or sunrises with busy foregrounds.
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With a big smile on her face, the actress sits on a leather day bed, which stands atop a pristine white rug.
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As for Derbyshire's Blue Lagoon ... it's in an abandoned quarry and gets that pristine look from harsh chemicals leaking from surrounding rocks.
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It begins when Mia arrives in the pristine and lily-white Cleveland suburb of Shaker Heights with her daughter, Pearl (Lexi Underwood).
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And no member of the Claws cast would be complete without a pristine manicure, this one by Morgan Dixon at Mad Nails.
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When I ate them raw, by the dozen, they were occasionally delicious — fat and intact and salty, slipping out of pristine shells.
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The only pristine thing was the long row of children's books on the mantle, held together by a pair of elephant bookends.
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The night sky, when seen from dark places, represents the ultimate wilderness — a pristine view of nature that humans have barely touched.
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You know, the grass was looking disheveled or the railing on the stairs was falling off, but the flag was always pristine.
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It's a prayer of gratitude and devotion, sung in her pristine soprano, building almost like a power ballad before returning to humility.
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With 878 islands as part of its territory, Malaysia has a variety of landscapes, from pristine beaches to mountains and rain forests.
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Enjoy your pristine lawn and beautiful pool: The cost of keeping up these amenities may be burning a hole in your wallet.
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Rex Orange County may be from England, but he still conjures West Coast bliss with his stage name and pristine guitar textures.
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For the first time in recorded history, we'll be able to physically touch and interact with a pristine piece of another planet.
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But just beyond Katmai's northern border, in equally pristine wilderness, there are plans to build a colossal development, called the Pebble Mine.
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By mid-November, the dreary gray buildings and streets begin to glow as concrete becomes covered with shiny lights and pristine ornaments.
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But the graves of the other young woman and the older woman remained pristine, still reclining on wooden beds covered in grass.
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One of the lessons is that there's no place in China, or in countries around China, where there is unspoiled, pristine nature.
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And these stimulative policies are generally viewed as a sign that it's safe to bet on institutions with less-than-pristine credit.
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"I could take the best shit to the U.S. without anybody checking it—it was pristine, naïve, pure bliss," he told me.
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When it does fail energy mid-stream companies are committed to stopping any leak and returning any impacted area to pristine conditions.
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Imagine that a random car is periodically driving across your front yard, leaving tire treads and gouges on your otherwise pristine lawn.
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And in developing countries, home to some of the most valuable and pristine natural systems — like tropical rainforests — the stakes are high.
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Punta Islita, on Costa Rica's Pacific Coast, is popular among North American and European tourists for its pristine beaches and lush landscape.
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It could also put some of America's most pristine and ecologically sensitive areas at risk of oil spills, ground contamination, and explosions.
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Crabs are usually obtained from Yangcheng Lake (阳澄湖), about 43 miles away from Shanghai, historically known for its pristine waters.
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Nova Austral, owned by investment funds Bain Capital and Altor Fund III, operates only in the pristine waters of far southern Chile.
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When I visit his production room, the equipment is in pristine condition but sits idle, waiting for the next shipment to come.
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Besides ruining pristine beaches, the ocean's plastic breaks down into dangerous, tiny particles, known as microplastics, that absorb the chemicals from their environments.
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The husband and wife team, now emeritus biology professors at Princeton University, were looking for a pristine environment in which to study evolution.
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The same thing that makes it beautiful, isolated and pristine, is the same thing that presents the challenges for access to health care.
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A good Santa suit that looks regal and pristine (the most popular Santa look, according to Rosenthal) usually runs between $800 and $1,1153.
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But dwarf irregular galaxies are likely to have formed from lightweight hydrogen and helium that remain pristine from when the universe was young.
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If Cassini were left in Saturn's orbit, it could one day make contact with and contaminate these pristine, otherworldly environments with Earthly matter.
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The sand was pristine and white, the sea azure; swathes of bougainvillea framed the view and the smell of gardenias filled the air.
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The designation will hopefully keep the natural landscapes of California's deserts pristine for the use of campers, hikers, climbers, and music video shoots.
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After all, it's a simple and easily digestible rule: If a place has the feel of a pristine, new-age spa, get out.
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Who wouldn't want a beautiful forest, or a pristine river, or land you can hunt and fish and camp on in your backyard?
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It was pristine with hand-painted artwork, but I wanted to remove a reference to a street gang added by the original owner.
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He spoke only on the communications to Hamza and to the babies, his voice sometimes sounding like an invader in the pristine air.
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When the sun was high in the sky, it was hard to tell where one pristine white wall ended and the other began.
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So if you're constantly worried about elbowing over a glass of liquid onto your pristine gaming setup, perhaps spring for the new BlackWidow.
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Arriving in neighborhoods like Bushwick in the 20163s, these institutions courted borrowers with less than pristine credit and little money in the bank.
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Essentially, there's not much exposition to be found in Sharp Objects, no pristine flashback that immediately explains the toxic environment within Camille's household.
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Jayda spoke of her deep connection to the land, and described a wilderness paradise of caribou, berries and pristine water filled with fish.
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Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm heading to the blacksmith; need to keep this blade pristine for fighting all of those fire zombies.
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Sporting white trainers fresh from the box may feel like a dangerous endeavor, but keeping a new pair pristine is an impossible dream.
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Onto her pristine, monochromatic surfaces, Hall makes a pattern of dots using a sharp pencil, which differ according to color of the ground.
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Nearby, the torrent ripped the foundation out from under a hair salon but left its front window pristine, lined with bottles of shampoo.
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When you enter Artists Space, you'll see several sizable, pristine objects positioned at the edges of the generous space — marginalized, you could say.
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In short, the sorcery required to keep a white shirt pristine in an environment that is constantly trying to stain you eludes me.
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It produces pristine, distortion-free sound, and it extends deep into the sub-bass region that's problematic for more conventional dynamic driver headphones.
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Matt is now a sociopath who designs innovative garbage trucks for a living, while Patrick lives on a pristine island and rarely appears.
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