His hair has lost the silken luster of his heyday.
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One or two silken flags have been draped from balconies.
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Dressed in a silken costume (ooh!), she eats with chopsticks (ahh
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"Beached" is silken and edgeless, not much more than a cloudy piano.
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With a few silken tassels, it could have been a Guo Pei.
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Among the items is a beautiful silken gown that likely belonged to royalty.
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His weeping stirs the neighbors with a silken net to scoop her out.
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The first course demonstrates just that with its nutty flavor and silken texture.
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Or the kitchen may take another slab of silken tofu and do something else.
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It was a Sikh man, his silken hair wrapped up in a pink turban.
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It's silken tofu to the rescue for the filling of this vegan pumpkin pie.
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And at the very least, know the difference between silken tofu, seitan, and tempeh.
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Then two young girls in pink floral silken kimonos hand him a championship belt.
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It is a beautiful torpedo of food — crunchy, silken, sweet and spicy all at once.
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Who, pray, is ironing the array of silken gowns in which the blushing Edwina appears?
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"I am a dog dad to a Silken Windhound named Dot and a lifelong metalhead."
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Is it the silken ears, the partially hidden eyes, or something else we can't quite identify?
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The lobby of the Algonquin began to teem, unaccountably, with elderly Vietnamese in silken ceremonial dress.
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The rains had made deep puddles and she couldn't step across without spoiling her silken robes.
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Mr. Isaacs is the kind of silken, charismatic villain that you can't wait to see again.
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Roman gowns in gold lamé and silken fringe, with jacquard shorts beneath instead of a slip.
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The custard is firm rather than silken — the chef's preference, he says — and darker than customary.
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There might have been a minidress under all those silken strands, but the legs were shielded.
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Clairo: Immunity (Fader Label) Clairo makes hazy, silken, electronically altered guitar pop, torn between reticence and feeling.
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The seductively silken texture is perfect to be pierced and scooped with the tender spears of root.
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Time for dessert and it's silken tofu to the rescue for the filling of this pumpkin pie.
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"But we're going from one huge thing to another," she added, her silken voice fluttering with disbelief.
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Finish up dinner with silken tofu chocolate pudding and perhaps a splash of tea from Mt. Jiri.
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Next, she pulls out a pair of Silken Mist pantyhose while still sporting the hood on her head.
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Her voice is both husky and silken, perfectly suited to her raw, romantic songs about love and loss.
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I find myself reaching again for the pi pa tofu: silken tofu beaten with shrimp then gently fried.
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My gamey moose meatballs come cuddled up to a silken potato purée with a burst of house-pickled lingonberries.
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The beats, slow and dreamlike, were pulled from YouTube, and T3 engineered the songs, giving them a silken sheen.
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"We conceived, designed, and developed Apple Watch as a completely singular product," Ive says in his silken British hum.
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When Rickman spoke, he seemed to suck the air out of his surroundings, absorbing it with his silken purr.
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Mr. Kudisch, exuding manly goodness, speaks Greg's comforting words in a silken voice that doesn't mask the sexual aggression underneath.
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Although her sonic range has expanded, burbling with stranger noises and more dissonant juxtapositions, her preferred textures remain smooth, silken.
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At Paul Kasmin: Jane Freilicher's silken paintings of self-possessed nudes add stunningly to her excursions still life and landscape.
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Embodied with the silken swagger of a film noir villain by Olwen Fouéré, Three makes one hell of an entrance.
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The menu changes frequently, but whatever you find is best in class, such as silken Saint-Marcellin cheese from France.
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The production is silken, Pharrell Williams delivers an exaggerated funk vocal, and Ariana Grande is here with those glissando sighs.
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With his artful conversation, voluminous wig, silken high heels and mini-me apprentice, he's straight out of a Hogarth cartoon.
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On Friday afternoon, Isner was opportunistic in his 7-6 (3), 21000-220 (220) victory against the silken Auger-Aliassime.
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Pure cane sugar is added, and the friction, combined with external heat, slowly turns the mixture into a silken liquid.
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This news is blithely shared with everyone by Belinda Blair, the company gossip, played with silken assurance by Kate Jennings Grant.
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A mix of silken tofu, tahini, and nutritional yeast creates the creamy umami base, standing up to the cheesiest of macaronis.
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Or go for broke with this crazy rich vegan pumpkin "cheesecake" made with a combination of cashews, silken tofu and banana.
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From her visitors, Selina receives an antique silken robe, which she gives to Marjorie, whom she forgot to Christmas shop for.
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Here the strings were allowed more space to delight in complex blends of textures, made of strands both sinewy and silken.
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When I started making soft, silken tofu about five years ago, it was like getting my own first pair of bluejeans.
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Silken tofu and nutritional yeast are what binds this casserole together, and you won't miss eggs or cheese even a little bit.
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Their well-honed collaboration here sounded immaculate and spontaneous, Mr. Ma's silken tone and Mr. Ax's limpid touch meshing to elegant effect.
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This plant-based version of the holiday classic has silken tofu for texture, rather than eggs, and whipped coconut cream on top.
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The visual artist drapes her avatars in silken robes, headdresses, and rounds them with halos of moonlight, flora, and higher-power light.
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As the feta is stirred in, it starts to melt, creating a silken sauce, while still maintaining some of its crumbly texture.
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You could absolutely make pot roast, an adaptation of the silken version the Minneapolis chef Gavin Kaysen adapted from his grandmother's recipe.
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He remains, though, an integral part of one of soccer's great powers, a winger of genuine menace, silken touch and searing speed.
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B. White History is only the pattern of silken slippers descending the stairs to the thunder of hobnailed boots climbing upward from below.
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New research shows that, in order to avoid getting eaten during sex, male nursery spiders will tie up their partners with silken threads.
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"I have this impulse a lot in museums," one woman murmurs, extending her hand wistfully as if running her fingertips through silken locks.
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The one I would not miss is hiyayakko, a simple dish of cold silken tofu under grated fresh ginger, scallions, and bonito flakes.
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The singer-songwriter's got soul in spades, with a silken croon that draws easy comparisons to the likes of The Weeknd and Miguel.
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Also, can I just be the first to say that you are never too old for a kimono—all power to his silken elbow.
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Fueled by silken upper-register vocals, his 212013 album Odisea perfectly captures the commercial rise of música urbana as the foremost Latin pop format.
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When Xavier speaks, he usually starts by pulling his long silken fringe away from his eyes, before launching into often lengthy, always thoughtful monologues.
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In my case, I was reminded of all the "countless silken ties," as Robert Frost wrote, that keep us bonded to those around us.
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Playing with that idea, I use a combination of tarragon, dill, shiso, mint, basil, cilantro, parsley and watercress paired with cool, custardy silken tofu.
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This is a good thing, because it allows for maximum absorption of the addictive jicama-and-shallot dressing, topped off with silken garlic chives.
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I have been a proud, disgusting man for most of my life, and navigating the silken seas of dermatology seemed fundamentally against my nature.
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This vegan casserole is creamy (from the silken tofu) and faux-cheesy (from the nutritional yeast), and just a little sweet (from the caramelized onions).
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But I recently opened a bottle of Daniel Bouland Morgon Vieilles Vignes 2005, and it was beautiful, silken and earthy, with an aroma of violets.
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Gwendoline Christie looked fetching in a flowing yellow gown until she waved her silken sleeves and the screen disappeared into a haze of pixelated squares.
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The courtyard — with walls plastered in a unique silken lime-and-egg mixture — is ringed by a pillared, covered colonnade, often topped with a mezzanine.
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Standing in the silken water, surrounded only by a boundless horizon, I sense a release, a surrendering as the self dissolves into the light and space.
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Swap silken tofu in for the standard eggs, and you've got the perfect vegan base for all the animal-free dips and spreads of your dreams.
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The dancers will also be at home in the pulse of Mr. Brown's voluptuous movement, a silken blend of modern, West African and Afro-Caribbean dance.
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"Eight Jelly Rolls" engages both Ms. Tharp's technical and comedic sides, with movement so silken and perfectly timed that it seems to roll off the body.
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When she sings "Losing My Mind," in a silken voice that contradicts the wildness in her eyes, you believe in the implicit threat of its title.
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The chicken recipes are especially good, particularly her quick silken chicken, and the many fragrant variations on the simple theme of vegetables with garlic and ginger.
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Hideaway the suited-and-booted pieces in your wardrobe because we're embracing a slew of silken, slinky, and snug labels that put coziness front and center.
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A rendition that leans far more into Pennywise's origins as a primordial force of evil: from the dirtied, silken 19th century garb to Skarsgård's twitchy, ferocious performance.
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Carefully peeled oranges or orange slices are doused in caramel, sometimes to candy them, other times to infuse them with the rich taste of the silken sugar.
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Jellied cranberry sauce goes through much the same process, but it is heavily strained, removing elements of nature — skin, seeds — that would impede its perfect silken texture.
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While the silken layers are being meticulously cut and sewn, the embroiderers carry out their highly skilled work, which is done at one of Chanel's specialty workshops.
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Hidden between jars of kombucha and packages of firm silken tofu, as to appear Normal and Very Brooklyn, Rainbow Chip adds another $4 to my balance sheet.
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You've seen the one: a silken Moschino shirt, sometimes with a weaving gold-link chain print, paired with slightly baggy jeans (often designer too) and scuffed-up Reeboks.
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The sample menu included dishes like "steamed silken tofu with edamame sauce" and "stuffed potato ball in Dashi soup" and a roasted green tea crème brûlée for dessert.
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" From The Tig: "The comfort of warm silken broth, of mild onion flavor, and fluffy yet textured matzo balls lapping in a full bowl of feel-good soup.
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I can't be anyone other than myself, either, which means you're never going to see me strutting my stuff with a neon silken hood cascading around my face.
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I first heard the silken voice of Hanoi Hannah in September 1965, in a Special Forces base at An Lac, about a hundred miles west of Nha Trang.
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The Berlin Philharmonic remains a magnificent musical beast, from its precisely churning double-bass section to its silken-toned woodwind soloists and on to its darkly shining brass.
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The filling of a pumpkin pie usually is set with lots of eggs, but here, we swap those out for silken tofu and vegan butter for the crust.
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Because the cooked meats are so particular and impart such a sweetness, I'm inclined to keep going in a soft direction with a mild, silken whole-egg mayonnaise.
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A surge in the popularity of egg alternatives — such as flax seed, silken tofu or a replacement made of potato and tapioca — are cutting into Cal-Maine's demand.
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It arrives frozen, and the combination of textures and temperatures — the silken fur, the firm sack of rapidly thawing innards below, is deeply unfamiliar to a taxidermy novice.
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Ma, for example, has a tinge of Frenchness, as he showed in a recital at Disney Hall, giving a silken sheen to the Shostakovich Sonata in D Minor.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads At the start, an Asian woman who seems small against the enormous backdrop of a silken black cloth is standing, facing the audience.
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Formulated with cornstarch and silver lustre, when the bath bomb hits the water, it'll diffuse into a "silken, fabric-like feel in the water" — just like the film's song.
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Though there are jumps, balances and lifts, there are no highlights; the choreography's greatest beauty lies in the silken legato flow that threads together a wide range of steps.
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Sanders, Hollywood's suavest cad of the 1940s, typically delivered his lines with a silken, self-satisfied purr and was much appreciated by Sirk for his sense of supercilious irony.
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"Don't worry about China; it's OK if the United States becomes weaker and China grows stronger," are the silken tones born of naivete (or genuine leftist malice toward America).
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There's a story that Marella Agnelli, on first seeing a friend's silken-velvet-walled, head-to-toe French 18th-century-style Fifth Avenue apartment, gasped, as if for air . . .
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The sudden emotional stakes feel like too much, too late, however credibly a silken Ms. Duncan and a moist-eyed Mr. Jennings manage the 11th-hour shift in gears.
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Even when she's all dressed up in silver sequins, it's a round-necked, long-sleeved, knee-length number, practically nunlike compared with her former signature silken bits and bobs.
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This summer, I thumbed past an Instagram photo of a familiar-looking young man with silken brown skin and an enviable high-top fade dressed up in an azure suit.
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In Law, Sorrentino found an actor who can embody Pius's ferocity and self-absorption with a silken smile and steely-eyed gaze that are as welcoming as they are sinister.
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With a silken patter that never stoops to snark or condescension — and an inclusive attention that reaches deep into the mezzanine — Mr. Veneziale asks the audience to feed him words.
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A thin layer of silken tofu topped with large chunks of steak, rather than a flavorful tofu stew seasoned with meat, seemed flat compared with the classic, heavily spiced version.
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Mr. Sylvan's voice — solid, but silken and plangent — and his combination of emotional openness and understated dignity brought to operatic life two crucial characters in landmark works by John Adams.
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At just over a minute long, it's less song and more interlude; the kind that trails off in a haze of promise—all gauzy, silken vocals and a simple, echoing melody.
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Amid the silken-haired Fabios and women in lush, low-cut gowns that typically populate romance novel covers, the artistically rendered artwork on The Wedding Date look like a different species.
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To learn more, researchers from Oxford University and Universidad Carlos III de Madrid explored the links between the material properties of spider webs and how vibrations propagate through the silken strands.
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As she sings, Ms. Letissier gets inside her music, punctuating the beat with a silken authority or sliding her body between notes to give her songs an unusual kind of energy.
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But this was only, in part, a gift from Federer, since the silken Swiss master started slowly and finished slowly as Nadal prevailed, 6-63, 4-6, 6-4, 6-3.
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His rendition of the exquisite aria "Je crois entendre encore" didn't quite have the silken interiority of Mr. Polenzani's 2015 performance, but it was a marvelous tribute to Bizet's melodic genius.
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JOSHUA BARONE Recorded as if she were singing in the middle of a huge, empty plain, the voice is grand here — spacious and silken, a dark molten pool — but never affected.
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There are no aerial shots of tailcoated men tearing through fields on horseback, no silken-gowned gentry at balls; it's as spare as a monk's cupboard, both by design and necessity.
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With Mr. Angle, she was breathtaking — dancing with remarkable sweep and abandon in a way that allowed Mr. Liang's lifts and spins to both accelerate and relax into a silken flow.
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And the electric roadster does indeed drive much like any impeccably restored E-Type, with alert steering, strong four-wheel disc brakes and what, in 1961, amounted to a silken ride.
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Shared plates are no longer an anomaly, but when they contain desserts like smoked bell pepper with brûléed marshmallows or silken Bibb lettuce paired with dark chocolate, people start to take note.
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The devious duo — Crawford in a majestic silken purple caftan, and the gossip maven in three necklaces plus a peacock feather fascinator — focus their energies on supporting Geraldine Page and Anne Bancroft.
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Whether slashing the air with high fanning kicks or taking a few slow steps, Ms. Roberts, transfixing in her silken white dress, moved as though the song had seeped into her bones.
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At the age of 4, Maria Toorpakai stacked her dresses, "still as corpses," in a pile, soaked them in kerosene, lit the match, and watched the "silken color disintegrate" in the flames.
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While in the city I'd bought myself a treat: a host of ingredients for a spicy laksa soup for one — silken tofu, light coconut milk, bean sprouts, and one loose brown onion.
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Beef stroganoff makes for an excellent dinner for your regular crowd: a vat of tender, sautéed meat in a silken gravy studded with caramelized mushrooms, alongside a huge tangle of buttered noodles.
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Imitations were once prized by nobles, from the palaces of imperial China to Versailles, where Louis XIV's courtiers are believed to have sought silken blossoms for the tops of their bed canopies.
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Next, in quick succession, comes the spicy tofu (the silken kind, cut into cubes and dressed in an equally silky sauce with a good kick of chili seeds) and chicken stir fry.
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A member of City Ballet since 2005 and a principal since 2009, she is almost preternaturally self-assured, possessing an astounding technique that is made all the more radiant by her silken musicality.
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Doris Day, the beautiful blonde whose sunny screen presence and silken singing voice guaranteed box-office and record-chart hits in the '20113s, '22011s and '22004s, has died, her rep confirms to PEOPLE.
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And while a cracked Amiga version came home with dad one day, U.S. Gold's conversion of Capcom's silken one-on-one fighter was near unplayable, using only a single button for all moves.
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And Mr. Blankson-Wood delivers a reflective ballad with silken authority, but also rips into the slashing up-tempo songs with a flair that recalls any number of great black R&B stars.
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Catherine Zeta-Jones is Marylin, a silken beauty who is represented by Miles's latest adversary when she becomes mired in a vicious divorce after she catches her husband (Edward Herrmann) cheating yet again.
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A silken pas de deux dominates Act 2 of "Midsummer," and on Tuesday it was a reminder that Megan Fairchild, opposite Tyler Angle, is one of the most alluring dancers in the company.
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I know the contours of that table by heart, the gnarled bays and knobby peninsulas around its edges, and the burl of its silken surface, like cream rising in a cup of coffee.
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The Israeli choreographer Ohad Naharin unveils "Last Work" (2015), a dance for 18 that spotlights the choreographer's movement language, Gaga, a silken, sensual approach that allows energy to flow nonstop through the body.
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But nestled at the tail end of the record's 18 tracks, "I Feel It Coming" is a slightly more human collaboration—an impossibly silken embrace after all the turmoil of The Weeknd's records.
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Hannah shows up in silken PJs with shoulder pads for some reason and steals Luke P. away first thing to get what the men presume to be a lecture out of the way first.
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Tea apparently did some modeling for dog food and dog shampoo brands, though she's going into retirement, largely because the constant burden of managing that silken gown was a little too much for Kavanagh.
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A thin layer of cream develops just under the silken rind, and the center develops a velvety density, just waiting to be smeared on that fresh, young root vegetable I was talking about earlier.
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And that's what's being celebrated here — the collective miracle of a blissfully silken sound forged out of clashing egos, many misfires and life-wrecking hard work into numbers that keep playing in our memories.
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Then up the curtain went again, to reveal … a barefoot girl standing on a swing in an angelic silken nightie with a long blond braid trailing down her back and lacy sleeves like wings.
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Particularly notable were the ageless bass John Tomlinson, formidable as the doctor; Anne Sofie von Otter, hypnotically unstable as his stricken patient; and Charles Workman, silken and a touch sinister as the male host.
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But while the British soprano Katherine Manley sang her part with chiseled grace and silken tone, her texts, recalling scenes of grinding poverty and desperation, always maintained a retrospective distance to the events she describes.
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Even if the silken, toned beeflord—a beauty to admire, for certain—is on his way out, the human body lives and thrives in sport nevertheless, even if it's beauty is a little more subtle.
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The silken threads of the state's hypertechnical election laws — precise requirements on how ballot petitions must be annotated — can bind upstart candidates in litigation until they are as desiccated as bugs in a spider web.
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It's Respect Your Cat Day, an opportunity to pay homage to that mysterious silken life form beside you, which can hear the height of sounds and has beaten the evolutionary odds to occupy your lap.
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Ms. Saldana does her own singing, and while she has a fine voice, she lacks Ms. Simone's lower register range and the uniquely Simonean tonal quality that was somehow both raw and silken, furious and sad.
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However, the surreal bit in which Tracy Morgan recreates "The Danish Girl" as literalism, putting on lipstick and a silken slip and making lusty faces at an actual danish, was the wittiest gag of the night.
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In the case of the playful, innocent "Raggedy Dances" — which features music by Scott Joplin and Mozart — six dancers shimmy and roll their way through Ms. Tharp's silken movement, creating a landscape of lightness and naïveté.
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Just so, the accumulated impressions and recollections realized as random objects have settled into Jimenez's silken nets, not quite at the floor — that is to say forgotten — and not rising to the surface of conscious awareness either.
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Her part in the overall story is mysterious, but watching her lure lovers into the endless expanse of her own body with filthy talk and a silken smile is so compelling that it hardly seems to matter.
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To play Dennis Hopper off against a reggae bounce, or Shaun Ryder's growl against silken synth stabs... Demon Days, thematically, was about a world falling apart, made sonic by the sound of Danger Mouse pulling different worlds together.
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There are rabbits with silken pelts and guinea pigs with curly hair, a flock of chickens, crops of eggplant, corn, apples and even a banana tree — all thriving in one of the grittiest neighborhoods in New York City.
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If FX's new drama Feud were a person, she would smirk at you over a lit cigarette, swish her tumbler of straight booze on ice, and raise it in your direction with a silken, if slightly sour, smile.
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But he was never without belief that all was tending, despite appearances, towards the resurrection; that saving compassionate grace, like some divine ship, "its sails/silken and tough in the wind" was beating on and on, towards the good.
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" Cassandra, a glamorous photographer who descends on Balangiga ("a silken pest in a canoe"), winds up bearing witness to the carnage and, like her classical counterpart, is destined to be disbelieved, "for after all she is only a woman.
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An aspiring singer, Mr. Taylor, who had a working knowledge of several instruments and a supple, silken voice, toured with the Four Pharaohs, a doo-wop group based in Columbus, then studied at San Jose State University in California.
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The light sent a golden sheen over the silken coverlet and sparkled on the rich deep hairs of the Bokhara rug, which had come from a very exclusive auction disposing of the furnishings of a great Long Island estate.
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Playing with diction and syntax and structure, and trying to spin words out into a continuous silken thread to achieve the appropriate effect in a story is hands down the part of writing that gives me the deepest pleasure.
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The reason to drive to College Point Boulevard (by far the easiest way to get to Little Pepper, about a 20-minute bus ride from the nearest subway stop) is to eat undiluted Sichuan cooking, like silken tofu with scallions.
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LONDON — With his silken shirt, violet diamanté loafers and fingers and wrists laden with heavy gold jewelry, the master perfumer Roja Dove had the air of a magician as he sat recently in the mirrored salon above his Burlington Arcade boutique.
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Watch: Caitlin Moran on Sex, Drugs, and Hypnotherapy After our orgasm consultation, Barone gave me the Queen Bee to take into a private booth—a "changing room," they called it—and undress entirely or put on a silken purple robe.
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As wobbly as fresh silken tofu and served in tall stacks, each cake manages to maintain its structure, even after it's dressed with toppings like matcha custard sauce, chewy boba pearls, fresh berries or cascades of maple syrup and melted butter.
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Viscount Ashworth lived a riotously debauched life before he was bound hand and foot in silken restraints and hacked to death upon his own luxurious bed in C. S. Harris's latest drawing-room mystery, WHO SLAYS THE WICKED (Berkley, $26).
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As much as I enjoy watching Whiterose wrap everyone she encounters around her finger — not to mention B.D. Wong's silken delivery of every single line he gets — I'm going to need a more solid explanation of how, exactly, they're all intertwined.
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If I want to learn to make mapo tofu, the Sichuan dish of silken tofu coated in a fiery fermented bean sauce, I can order a carbon steel wok from China and a propane-powered turkey fryer burner from Louisiana.
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One might, for example, overdose on the palate-cleansing banchan (gratis side dishes consisting of lime-and-beet-juice-pickled daikon, honey-sweetened potato wedges, and silken tofu steeped in soy and chili), wholly ignorant of the appetizers to follow.
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His solo dance segments are less about the human body than about the movement of material in air (that filmy plastic, a fluttering silken skirt), which is sometimes beautiful but elsewhere underwhelming, even when dramatic music (by Gabor Terjek) insists otherwise.
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Tyler Johnson may or may not be wearing the same silken headband he wore to Dion Waiters' "Made in Philly" event a few days before, in which case I respect his dedication to making it clear he's got a look this summer.
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Hell, we might be on the tail end of pumpkin pie season, but now is as good of a time as any to learn how to substitute silken tofu for eggs in order to achieve that ideal custardy texture for this holiday favorite.
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Her prey: Sean Donovan (Blake Jenner), a former baseball pitcher, and his scientist wife, Lisa (Jane Levy), who find themselves in Montgomery's silken clutches after she offers to finance Lisa's foundering medical start-up in exchange for a steamy night with Sean.
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It has come to this: 10:30 on a Saturday night and I sit cross-legged on the hotel room floor inside a silken tent, the skirt of Sarah's dress four inches from my face, the delicate overskirt draped over my head.
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Deborah Cox, a Canadian songstress with a silken, rangy voice as well as the requisite belting power, plays Rachel Marron, who, as in the movie, finds herself saddled with a stalker just as she's basking in the glory of an Oscar nomination.
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So maybe it's fitting that the ultimate winner of this year's celebrity ad sweepstakes was a stark commercial from the antioxidant beverage company Bai, which enlisted Christopher Walken to recite NSYNC lyrics with his silken voice while Justin Timberlake blinked at him.
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In "Four Ethers," a track off his debut EP Blisters, he sings "Baby, it's cool with me that you like to lie, 'cause I see the depression filling up your eyes," his silken voice rising over thunderous drums and sweeping, straight-to-the-heart strings.
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Makes 1 1/2 cupsPrep: 23 minutesTotal: 10 minutes 1/2 cup|115 g silken tofu½ teaspoon kosher salt½ teaspoon black salt1 teaspoon caster (superfine) sugar¼ cup|60 ml unsweetened soy milk2 teaspoons apple cider vinegar2 teaspoons Dijon mustard1 cup|250 ml vegetable oil 1.
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LONDON — The model in the latest Victoria Beckham eyewear advertising campaign looks young and waiflike, her twiglike limbs in a silken tunic and cotton-candy pink slacks, her face as full of sharp angles as the square-frame tortoiseshell spectacles perched on her nose.
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If the extra-firm's just not for you, though, head in the other direction and whisk some silken tofu into a pot of this crazy Korean-Italian-Chinese ragu that the chefs David Chang and Tien Ho invented many, many years ago at Momofuku Ssam Bar.
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A male quartet singing silken four-part harmonies is woven into several scenes, including the first, when me meet the central character, who is also the tale's narrator, Calogero, played by Bobby Conte Thornton as a teenager and by Hudson Loverro as a 9-year-old.
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Grenia took two years to adapt the pressurized-nitrogen technology, used originally for beer, for these silken sips: the Raisin the Bar is a viscous, earthy-sweet Manhattan, while the outstanding Transmit the Box is laced with chipotle-infused mezcal, whose delayed heat sparkles like fireworks.
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One long inhale before he heads to a cab bound for his studio, where, pinned to white boards, dozens of fabric swatches, pebbly to silken; lengths of crocheted trims; and even bits of lamé will, in the coming weeks, become the JW Anderson spring 2020 collection.
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One long inhale before he heads to a cab bound for his studio, where, pinned to white boards, dozens of fabric swatches, pebbly to silken; lengths of crocheted trims; and even bits of lamé will, in the coming weeks, become the JW Anderson spring 2020 collection.
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Stylized suede flowers, the kind normally seen on rodeo shirts, were embroidered up the sides of pinstripe trousers; a buffalo-plaid shirt was paired with a midi skirt dripping asymmetric tiers of silken fringe; and a hot pink Kashmir goat chubby tossed atop a slithery matching halter and trousers.
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From left to right: Dry-fried whole striped bass with chili sauce from the menu's Modernist Cuisine section; jiang stew fish, whole tilapia in dried chilis and chili oil; mapo tofu, a classic Sichuanese dish in which braised silken tofu is simmered with Sichuan pepper and minced pork.
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A silken cauliflower purée would have been an even better prep than the one I chose here, but I was short on time and didn't want another dish to wash and it worked so well to braise the sweet cauliflower right in the pan with the softening bitter endive.
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In 211, Donald J. Trump reportedly paid $211.4 million for the plane and in short order erased whatever traces of Seahawk might have remained: The plane's face-lift included the installation of a silken master bedroom, as well as 2170-karat-gold plating on the bathroom fixtures and seatbelts.
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Then we have the mainstream boys and girls with their big budgets and studio backing, wedded to the idea of mass entertainment and the telling of stories…These films are the silken products that we lay down good money for when we buy buckets of popcorn at the cinema.
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Another 19th-century masterpiece can be seen at William L. Schaeffer/Photographs: Carleton E. Watkins's 1867 "Cape Horn Near Celilo" — with its memorable progression from looming butte to curving railroad track and silken riverbed — a print that is considered by many to be Watkins's best and priced accordingly.
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I've cooked the sauce with and without Sichuan peppercorns, added ginger, subtracted the silken tofu, reduced the red peppers to none and added spicy gochujang, the Korean hot pepper paste, in place of the more forceful Chinese variety and kale or chard in place of the Chinese broccoli.
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But for the traditional article, you just make a little roux, add to it some stock, foam some mushrooms in butter, heat through some leftover turkey and a handful of peas, then combine it all with cream and a splash of sherry to create a silken concoction of deep flavor.
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In 214, Donald J. Trump reportedly paid $211 million for the plane and in short order erased whatever traces of Seahawk might have remained: The plane's face-lift included the installation of a silken master bedroom, as well as 211.4-karat-gold plating on the bathroom fixtures and seat belts.
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Slow Days, Fast Company: The World, the Flesh, and LA To be sure, it's oppressive for any woman to be force-fed clots of repetitive images: the same waifish body, milk-white skin, glinting, silken hair — but in this context, white women's discomfort is born not entirely from garden-variety concerns of inadequacy.
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Or rather, Mr Modi led a posse of cameramen to the scenic Kedarnath Temple, where they dutifully snapped him in a range of poses, from deep meditation cloaked in a saffron shawl, to striding purposefully against a backdrop of snow-capped peaks, sporting a grey woollen cassock and felt cap, a silken tiger print cast over his shoulder.
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But it's a point that was underscored in a subtler way at Jil Sander, where Luke and Lucie Meier gracefully balanced pristine monochromatic tailoring and a curvaceous classicism in a silent pantomime of communion between opposites: graceful white and black dresses (pin-tucked, puffed out) and soft power jackets; swaddling dawn-sky knits and yards of swaying silken fringe.
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He had warmed over the dead gods of the months and he had written about wasps a couple of times, wrung some wonder from contemplating their world of insectual intent—the papery nests, the cells of mathematical perfection, the nurses and the workers, the grubs that waited for transformation behind their silken doors, their black eyes perfectly visible. . . .
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I also would make the mayonnaise the same day so it remains loose and silken and doesn't risk becoming tight and stiff in the refrigerator; and I would not blanch the potatoes in advance, just to be able to pull these things out days later in a self-satisfied feat of back-to-school-back-to-work efficiency.
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She wandering, hosting, raising children connected to new mobilities and most unusual these movements in Treme', New Orleans was a incubating, enmeshed embedded in this silken cocoon when she land, she's came to be parachute mender, landed those black immigrant peddlers from Hoogali network of new comers If you skimmed any of that title, I urge you to take it from top.
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C.A.M. reopened toward the end of 2018, and its new menu deftly weaves between Korean, French and whatever other flavors Lee feels inspired by on any given night; that might mean crisp daikon fritters in Sichuan pepper sauce, silken tofu served with hunks of Brie and salty pops of salmon roe or a melting chocolate bar sprinkled with olive oil and gochugaru.
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Next to a table laden with hamburgers and hot dogs was another buffet set up with Kurdish dishes — biryani flecked with vermicelli, carrots, peas and noodle-like strips of chicken; cucumber and tomato salad; kutilk, eye-shaped fritters filled with chicken and crusted with a thick layer of rice; and eprax, stuffed grape leaves nestled in a pot of rice with silken pieces of cabbage.
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Instead of selling separate outerwear and weekend and high-fashion collections with different names and ad campaigns that appeared on different platforms, fragmenting its audience, Burberry merged them all into one: Its big tent is defined by an overriding vision of British tradition with a mash-up edge that could encompass a rainbow of trench coats or made-to-order capes, silken Bloomsbury-set pajamas suits or sculptural white shirts, all at the same time.
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"You know if it is right," says Charlotte Macaux Perelman, an architect who was recruited in 20143 with Alexis Fabry, an art curator and book publisher, to run the furniture and housewares atelier, as she reflects on the three years and dozens of prototypes it took to find the Japanese craftsmen to make the silken curved bamboo, strengthened by imperceptibly small slivers of carbon fiber, for the leather-topped stools by the Portuguese architect Álvaro Siza.
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They spent the years since 203's Infinite House involved in a constellation of solo projects and other bands, including—deep breath here—Carlos Hernandez's production work for the likes of Frankie Cosmos and Speedy Ortiz, among others; the band Nadine (which counts both Hernandez and drummer Julian Fader as members); Felicia Douglass's silken pop project Gemma; Kauffman's endearingly baffling dance-pop performance art as Jennifer Vanilla; Fader's other band Coffee; as well as other efforts I'm sure I've forgotten.
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