Except Reichek's letter is pure white, intact, its seal unbroken.
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Abu Dhabi's iconic landmark is comprised of 82 pure white domes.
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Lucite handles, silver fittings, pure white bristles — basically, they're Instagram gold.
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It's a no-nonsense pure white color that will match any bathroom.
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The alkaline hydrolysis machine turns cadavers into liquid and pure white bone.
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Stones of pure white and others of onyx black littered the shore.
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The key was renowned for its pure white sand and clean, inviting water.
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Don't be alarmed if the color varies from pure white to slightly green.
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My aunt's hair was pure white and looked as stiff as the curtains.
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A pure white cat, Angel was literally a bright spot in her family's life.
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Platinum stays pure white and develops a patina rather than looking scratched and damaged.
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His short, thick hair covers his entire head, like a pure-white tennis ball.
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Globs of pure white pork fat dissipate on the tongue like warm piggy aspic.
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The pure white silk dress featured a bateau neckline and slight A-line skirt.
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Choose from pure white, light pink, or red flame roses, all sourced from Ecuador.
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On the back of the pictured device, it looks pure white all the way down.
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The camera zoomed in, slowly, wearily, toward one hunter sliding off his pure white horse.
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She shoots one of the faceless, pure white "drone" Hosts before it can attack them.
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No, the real draw is the outside packaging: pure, white marble bliss that's darn photogenic.
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Pure white, in cotton, sometimes quilted, atop trousers cropped knickerbocker-short and frilled tulle petticoats.
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In the Matters of the Heart series, Rodwittiya's figures appear against a pure white backdrop.
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The three- to five-month-olds were dark: Lipizzans become pure white as they get older.
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They include black and white varieties of impala, golden wildebeest and pure white varieties of springbok.
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It's a reference to the 1968 Beatles album best known by its pure white cover art.
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"There are bright gold ones, there are pure white ones, there are unearthly greens," he said.
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"He was a visitor favorite; displaying his pure white plumage for all to see," the tribute continued.
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This limited edition Pure White series from Bel Fair would be a lovely addition to your kitchen.
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I opened one door and then another, and a pure white light emerged from the tiny bathroom.
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A pure-white owl dived at a field mouse, snagged it, then flapped away into the dark.
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I stood facing into the wind and made a picture of whiteness—it's nothing but pure white.
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It was much better as a pure white room, but I was spraying my need over it.
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In many versions, she is a luminous beauty and has as a companion a pure-white rabbit.
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So, you may be surprised by the latest color to join the ranks of the brights: pure white.
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They sully pure white snow with cigarette ash and keep boredom at bay with scarcely secret love affairs.
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Well, Robert has it in spades: tall, handsome, confident, topped by a wicked crest of pure white hair.
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"It's a pure white sand bottom," said Jason Grosfeld, chief executive of Irongate, the firm developing Costa Palmas.
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Breeding one merle dog with another, a double merle, results in a canine with an almost pure white coat.
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Panda cubs are born pure white and only develop their distinctive black patches one to two weeks after birth.
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Waight Keller made a gown out of pure white silk with an open neckline and slight A-line skirt.
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The TG-870 will launch in April in three colors (Gunmetal Metallic, Metallic Green and Pure White) for $279.99.
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Instagram: 1.7 millionYouTube: 1,200Facebook: 342,000Coby is a British shorthair known for his pure white coat and piercing blue eyes.
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When he licks the powder from a flour jug, "the pure white taste of wheat" blossoms in his mouth.
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Is there really anything special about the spendy, "pure white crisp clean crystals" Maldon so effectively markets to foodies?
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Beard management is also crucial: Every year, Marchetti endures a multi-day bleaching process to make it pure white.
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He has pure white hair and looks like a movie star, like Gregory Peck in the The Boys from Brazil.
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At one point, she switches into a pure white look with some perfectly clean feathers for some serious angel vibes.
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Scattered throughout the redwood range—which stretches along the north Pacific coast—are redwoods with pure white branches and foliage.
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Ive wanted the iPod, as well as its headphones and wires and even the power block, to be pure white.
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Later, as his adoring fans in Taiwan looked on, those colors gave way to pure white with black primary feathers.
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It's packed with four XL trimmed roses in your choice of red flame, pure white, neon pink, or light pink.
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The Essential Phone now comes in five colors total: black moon, pure white, ocean depths, stellar gray, and copper black.
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Where there is no tone at all in the photo— those rare, pure white areas — the substrate reflects like a mirror.
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When she arrived, she saw the emerald green poblanos, bathed in a pure white nogada and topped with jeweled pomegranate seeds.
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With his trademark obsessiveness, he built a factory of pure white to produce them (and wore white gloves to check for dust).
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Ive had an epiphany on his commute to work one morning: The iPod should be "pure white," with a stainless steel back.
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Instead, Tarrant exalts the pure-white past white supremacists have conjured up for Europe, and evokes the maudlin myths of nationalist agitprop.
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"Steering a little to one side where the snow is closer to pure white and is less packed usually increases traction somewhat."
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Are you a reserved minimalist who prefers pure white Corian, or a more adventurous type who goes for wildly swirled Arabescato marble?
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That could mean using a pure white, which works well as a backdrop for contemporary art with strong colors, like a Warhol.
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She even had her own lighting specialists, who monitored news outlets' lighting apparatuses for shadows and bathed her in pure white light.
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As mass immigration stirred fears that "American" stock — read: pure white bloodlines — would be diluted, reformers sought ways to intervene in immigrant families.
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It isn't necessarily an endorsement of a 100% pure white society, a goal now regarded by the far right as unrealistic, he said.
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Slaughtered again and again because, whether Jewish, or black, or simply not "pure" white, they are seen as a pestilence to be purged.
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We got to the top of it just in time for the sun to rise and shine on the pure white salt flats.
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"More than once I've daydreamed of visiting Tiananmen wearing mourning clothes and leaving a bunch of pure white lilies," she wrote in 1990.
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In addition to chic furnishings and updated appliances, the HGTV star also painted the home in her favorite hue: pure white, inside and out.
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Pure white powders tend to wash out darker complexions and because my undertones pull golden, I think the yellowness in the powder really enhances.
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The Essential Phone is specifically targeting US customers and will ship in four different colors: Black Moon, Stellar Gray, Pure White, and Ocean Depths.
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At her feet is a tiny pure-white cloud of a dog, which traipses around chewing on the grass, only occasionally coughing it up.
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The Essential Phone is available now for preorder for $699 and comes in four colors: Black Moon, Stellar Gray, Pure White and Ocean Depths.
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With the exception of one photograph, the sky is always rendered in pure white, a canvas awaiting the readymade assemblages of toolsheds and farmhouses.
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The fire department tried to contain the blaze when it broke out on Mount Pentelikon, famed for its pure white marble and pine forests.
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Princesses fictional and real, from Cinderella to Sleeping Beauty to Princess Diana, all have in common skin as pure white as the driven snow.
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After dissection, bodies are wheeled in under crisp sheets for disposal in Fisher's alkaline hydrolysis machine, which turns them into liquid and pure white bone.
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For Meghan's wedding to Prince Harry, Waight Keller created a gown out of pure white silk with an open neckline and slight A-line skirt.
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"I thought she looked absolutely beautiful," Emanuel tells PEOPLE of Meghan's pure white silk Givenchy gown, which was created by British designer Clare Waight Keller.
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The pure-white words were so overpowering due to the brightness of the TV itself that they tended to overpower the rest of the image.
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Almost imperceptibly, Martin has included a very thin border of pure white underneath each of the darker bands, with the exception of the lowest rung.
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Her dress, with a flowing train 16 feet long, was dazzling pure white, wide-necked and minimal, leaving her collarbones bare, à la Audrey Hepburn.
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Even the school's mascot, Traveler, a pure white horse ridden by an armored warrior, has a secret: in equestrian terms, that horse is considered gray.
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"I use the second one because I am Italian and Spanish and it doesn't feel right to me to use the pure white one," he said.
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"I leafed through a whole series of them, and then the last one was a blank sheet of paper, pure white, 8 by 10," he said.
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"I want a classic, pure white look, with some greenery," Johnson, 25, previously told PEOPLE of the floral arrangements, designed by Shawna Yamamoto Floral & Event Design.
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While the latest Air Force 1s share the same shimmer as the previous low-top style, they swap out the gray suede accents for pure white.
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Or, barring that, they look for a patch that is deep, pure white, and undisturbed, so that they can get snow that's as clean as possible.
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Mr. Festus said he saw "a pure white Italian man" pointing a pistol before he felt the bullet that shattered the bone in his left forearm.
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No matter how stacked, the glow of pure white health ensures that men, though they may pant after her, cannot take her simply because they desire her.
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"Tell me what makes Israel's 'we must remain a Jewish state' obsession any less disturbing than Hitler's obsession with a pure white nation," said another from 2013.
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Plus, depending on how long you bake the eggs, you can get everything from a pure white cloud to more rustic looking charred-around-the-edges ones.
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At the end of the album, I want the listeners to wonder and feel what awaits at the end of pure white vortex for the two characters.
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Or if you prefer white, she said, look for a pure white, like Farrow & Ball's All White, which lacks the cold, blue undertones of a brilliant white.
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Although the technology has been in the marketplace since the early 2000s, only recently have LEDs emitted the pure white color necessary for use in domestic lighting.
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Sartore's up-close photographs of animals in need of protection, each elegantly set against a pure white or black background, are a plea for respect — and help.
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Pure white noise is a mix of all the frequencies humans can hear, so it can be a little agitating (think of the static on your TV).
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The seed of Nazism's ultimate objective—the preservation of a pure white race, uncontaminated by foreign blood—was in fact sown with striking success in the United States.
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Scientists continue trying to unravel the mystery of why birds lay different color eggs — from the bright blue of Robins' eggs to the pure white of Eastern Bluebirds'.
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Moore, a soft-spoken 57-year-old with a tattoo of a heart on his middle finger and a pure white mullet, makes friendly jokes despite his dread.
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The power of marble, after all, is supposed to be in its perfection: a pure white chunk cut, at almost impossible expense, out of the dirty, ragged mountains.
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Like a miniaturized Moby Dick, the pure-white fish wiggles slowly over the reef, ducking under corals and ascending, then descending again, up and down and all around.
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During a visit to the Royal Opera House in December 1981, Diana looked glamorous in a pure white coat, pearl jewelry, and her world-famous sapphire engagement ring.
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The body of the camera is wrapped in pure white leather that will probably get dirty in the first five seconds after you take it out of the box.
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Naruhito had entered the palace to cheers from admirers before reporting his enthronement to his imperial ancestors at three shrines on the palace grounds, dressed in pure white robes.
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In recent months, white supremacists have publicly claimed the iconography of medieval Europe in an attempt to shore up their identification with a fictional, homogenous or "pure" white past.
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" A week after Charlottesville, the Medieval Academy and 28 other scholarly groups released a statement condemning the "fantasy of a pure, white Europe that bears no relationship to reality.
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It's a congregation of lights, some shorting out in sputters of electrical sparks but others shooting little geysers of radiance, which run from pure white to scarlet to cobalt.
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It is a towering exaltation of oil paint, with each rock, bush, cliff and tree given its own colors and texture, while waterfalls of pure white cut among them.
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The Karowe mine produces less than one percent of the world's diamonds, but more than half of those mined stones are both Type IIA pure white and over hundred carats.
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This pony worked her pure white coat, magnificent mane and glowing horn so well, it's easy to suspend your disbelief and imagine that unicorns just went from myth to reality.
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The 10-month-old resident of Melbourne, Australia, was born without melanin in his skin, giving him a pure white coat, bright blue eyes, and an extreme sensitivity to sunlight.
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At the Accademia I got up as close as I could, inspected the soldier at the painting's left, and gasped at the pure white strokes Tintoretto slashed across his armor.
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As we do, the fire changes from red to pure white, tongues of it leap into our hearts, and we receive the ability to heal and bring blessings to our community.
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With this zen garden, you can rake its pure white sands into smooth perfection, arrange its rocks into pleasing feng shui, and light a soothing candle to top it all off.
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In the 2018 Halloween, the pure white damsel has become a tough gunslinger, but one who feels a little repellent, a little too much like a survivalist in waiting for armageddon.
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Her go-to color is Behr's Ultra Pure White, and she convinces her clients on the show (and off the show) that it should be their go-to color as well.
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Mini Gold Box with 5 Long-Lasting Roses This miniature sparkly gold box features five long-lasting roses sourced from Ecuador in your choice of red flame, light pink, or pure white.
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At the time, he was a graduate student at New York University's Institute of Fine Arts, and, like most people, he thought of Greek and Roman statues as objects of pure white marble.
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The roll at the top is a sickly yellow, which becomes lighter as it spreads downward through the tiered toilet paper, though the bottom row remains pure white, apparently spared by Fatebe's pee.
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Despite this messy reality, the state's prosecution of the Lovings was based on the presumption, long disproved by social science, that there was indeed such thing as a "pure" white race to protect.
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After Melania Trump was lambasted for wearing designer stilettos to board a flight to attend a briefing on Hurricane Harvey's destruction of Houston, she purposefully wore brand-new, pure-white $65 Jack Purcells.
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When he pulled the towel away, a beautiful curl of pure white vapor rose up from the neck of the bottle as if from the water breaking on the rocks below, and I sighed.
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The new Duchess of Sussex wore a stunning Givenchy wedding dress designed by Clare Waight Keller who created the gown out of pure white silk with an open neckline and slight A-line skirt.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - On Thursday evening, Japan's Emperor Naruhito will dress in pure white robes and be ushered into a dark wooden hall for his last major enthronement rite: spending the night with a goddess.
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Most of the floors throughout are untreated oak with a gray cast; a stairwell framed by an arched doorway has pure white walls that set off icy blue steps and a deep russet runner.
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For the actual ceremony Catherine's route to the church was paved with blue carpet, and she and young Henry wore matching outfits of silver embroidered with gold roses, while Prince Arthur wore pure white satin.
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Following the grand public debut of Meghan's wedding dress, Givenchy revealed Waight Keller was the mastermind behind the gown that was made out of pure white silk with an open neckline and slight A-line skirt.
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While Petra Nemcova's linen suit technically isn't white (it's more of a dove gray than a pure white, but we're going with it), her loose coat and high-waisted, wide-leg pant situation cannot go unnoticed.
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The pure white stone appears to let light through like the Japanese paper of her notebooks, but the screens seem a little heavy, failing to complement the works on paper as the tapestries do the paintings.
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Customers were getting desperate—there were hopeful knockoff recipes involving pure white chocolate and "salt to taste" (breaking the sacred rule that goop must be effortless); on eBay, one jar could purportedly fetch up to $48.
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The Tribeca Blackout booth (which, ironically, is pure white) is one of the most striking-looking things in the venue: a gleaming, empty recreation of a New York City subway car section, complete with poles and seats.
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Police suspect even more could be littered throughout the deserted islands further afield: All of it is pure white coke, and all of it stamped with the same mysterious sigil of a buffalo in a grassy pasture.
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Pure white letters appearing in the clear blue sky as if from nowhere, so big and tall and crystal-clear in their intent; Larry in an airplane, saying happy anniversary to his wife and also to himself.
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But as you beat, it goes from murky to opaque, from beige to pure white, from thin, to thicker, to billowing as it mounts, spinning around the wires of the beater and more than tripling in volume.
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Children's Books A BIG BED FOR LITTLE SNOW By Grace Lin The mother and son in Lin's gorgeous winter fable seem to float against a pure white background, making her soft illustrations look both precise and ethereal.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads White supremacists explicitly celebrate Europe in the Middle Ages because they imagine that it was a pure, white, Christian place organized wholesomely around military resistance to outside, non-white, non-Christian, forces.
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The custom fabric was "pure white" at request of the soon-to-be-Duchess, and the ensemble was topped off by a 16-foot-long silk tulle veil embroidered with flowers representing the 53 countries comprising the Commonwealth.
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The pure white long-sleeved gown with a boat neck had been eagerly anticipated by royal fans around the world, with speculation over which designer would be chosen starting soon after the couple announced their engagement in November.
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Their violence was controversial but also all-American and wholesome, since Westerns were America's proud form of self-mythology: laconic heroes saving the world from bad guys in the name of protecting pure white women, over and over.
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In a collaboration with the Paris plumassière Nelly Saunier, the house produced a cuff bracelet of pure-white bird feathers with leaves of rose gold, designed to emulate the effect of frosty snow glistening in the sun's warm rays.
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Using MAC Chromagraphic pencil in pure white, Kendal rimmed the inner corner of the eyes, both on top and on bottom, as well as their outer edges, then blending out the line with her finger to soften the impact.
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Another entry is an assemblage-based work called "Towards Pure White" by the Indian artist Astha Butail with Galleryske in Bangalore, whose suggestive and finely wrought objects recall the crisp, seamless craftsmanship of Martin Puryear or Laszlo Moholy-Nagy.
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Even more striking is the palette: pure white for the most part, with well-chosen accessories like a fern curling out of a glass vase or a Chinese pagoda hat covered in Redd's own Black and White V Schumacher fabric.
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And to bring Nature to life, Friedrich, in his "Moonlit Landscape," treated drawing as theater: He cut the moon out of the sheet, inserted a circle of pure white paper, and displayed the piece illuminated by a lamp from behind.
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This theory of color had a scale that went from brilliant red, which was pure white light with the least amount of darkness added, to dull blue, the last step before black, which was the complete extinction of light by darkness.
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The former actress has opted for a fitted, pure white mermaid gown with a bateau neckline, three-quarter length sleeves and chapel-length train, paired with Queen Mary's Diamond Bandeau tiara and an extra-long cathedral-length lace veil embroidered with flowers.
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Uga X — the 10th iteration of the storied football program&aposs live pure-white English bulldog mascot — was caught on camera sulking and flashing his sad-puppy-dog eyes during No. 4 Georgia&aposs victory over the Texas A&M Aggies Saturday afternoon.
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The chapter is mostly made up of faintly (and not-so-faintly) ignorant rednecks who prattle on about their own superiority and sense of grievance that their pure white ways of life are being distorted and corrupted by the Jews and the blacks.
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Beyond a handful of billowy white curtains is a sparkling blue infinity pool that appears to spill right out into the clear waters of Grace Bay, one of the top beaches in the entire world thanks to its clarity and over three miles of pure white sand.
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My shade of choice is Illuminati, a mid-toned Champagne flecked with silver shimmer, which works with my neutral undertones and light/medium complexion (if Illuminati isn't your jam, though, they've got 11 other shades ranging from a pure white to a deeper gold to galactic purple).
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It's in a private space so I simply took off all my clothes and lay there naked while "micro-particles of pure white salt are dispersed into the air, entering your airways to naturally cleanse and detoxify your lungs, sinuses and air passages," as the website explained.
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Schoolgirl A-line day frocks in pure white jacquard and crepe dripped beaded mimosas from a shoulder; little lace dresses were sprinkled with violets and pansies; mink roses blossomed on a cream astrakhan coat; and organza or silk ruffles bristled from the shoulders and wafted gently from the waist.
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Last year, a University of Iowa classics professor, Sarah Bond, published two essays, one in the online arts journal Hyperallergic and one in Forbes , arguing that it was time we all accepted that ancient sculpture was not pure white—and neither were the people of the ancient world.
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Opposite Felicity The thing about Felicity was how opposite she appeared to be in her pure-white cotton dress and tanned legs, black patent-leather pumps and purse to match, how opposite to her naked screaming self I remembered from that other morning, tossing her red hair. Abandonment.
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For spring, lingerie was the rage at Balenciaga, where Alexander Wang showed nothing that wasn't pure white; at Givenchy, where Riccardo Tisci maxed out the potential of black and white crepe-back satin and point-de-gaze lace; and even at Céline, where Phoebe Philo showed a few loose-cut slips.
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The results included the weather-beaten martial arts outfit of Luke Skywalker, played by Mark Hamill; the monkish robes of Obi-Wan Kenobi, played by Alec Guinness; the dusty cowboy look of Han Solo, played by Harrison Ford; and the pure white dress draped over Princess Leia, played by Carrie Fisher.
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The singers who accompany Weems — acting as an updated Greek chorus — Eisa Davis, Alicia Hall Moran, and Imanin Uzuri, present a visually stark tableau: they are dressed in either pure white or indomitable black; one of the singers wears both: a black dress with a long white shawl covering her hair.
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These themes, in Graham's view, have laid the groundwork for Trump's popularity with explicitly racist and fascist groups: The National Alliance and National Vanguard spawned The Turner Diaries, which imagined a dystopian future where America is ruled by lazy and corrupt Jews and Blacks, until a morally pure white resistance group nukes the Pentagon.
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Now that the Internet has destabilized the conventions of the printed page—in which a poem is a block of language so many inches wide and so many inches long, with pure white space surrounding letters and phrases set at fixed intervals—it is harder than ever to defend the translation of Dickinson's wild, dynamic graphic surfaces into such confines.
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The new Hisense 22019K Smart TriChroma laser TV (yes, it's a mouthful) uses the primary colors — red, green, and blue — with three separate lasers to produce a wide array of colors (including what Hisense dubs "pure white"), a 2599-microsecond refresh rate serving 255 million pixels, and, to top it off, it reaches 2749 percent of the DCI-P83 color space, further ensuring its color accuracy.
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As he stood beside the president on Tuesday, wearing a sober, well-tailored suit with a pure white shirt and a neutral black, white and blue plaid tie — no partisan red — Judge Gorsuch played his current role to perfection, casting his eyes upward as if in search of higher thoughts, and then down to acknowledge the humility he would later express in his acceptance speech.
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Unfortunately, the history of many actual medieval locations is far less clean-cut than fantasies of pure white racial hegemony may suggest, as the borders of medieval Europe were host to a great number of travelers, conflicts, and cultural exchanges that affected the racial makeup of Middle Ages European societies, such as Umayyad rule in Spain in the mid-700s and flourishing trade with African societies along the Mediterranean coastline.
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Songs like "Incel Warfare" and "The Fetishization ov Asian Women Despite a Demand for a Pure White Race (Outro)" illustrate the collective's masterful grasp on the trope-filled subcultures of underground neo-fascist black metal and 4chan-based "SJW-triggering" internet trolls; their thunderous disdain for those who dwell at the crux of that Cheeto-dusted realm is a balm to the soul of anyone who's witnessed this particular strain of edgelord scum in action.
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" Proctor & Gamble's marketing of Ivory Soap boasted of it being 99 44/100 percent pure white soap, and long into the twentieth century, its advertisements consistently emphasized the white color and its almost absolute purity: The sallowness of "smoky city" complexions, the advertisements maintained, "usually results not from ill health, or bad blood, but from dirt and can only be dispelled by the regular application of a pure soap," and Ivory "has no equal, on account of its absolute purity.
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