Some of Cajal's images are rough, as if erratically squiggled on scrap paper.
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However, after waiting for 30 minutes, one of the small creatures squiggled across her eye ball.
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Ms. Ng* serves up red, squiggled intestines over thin wooden skewers, along with fat beef balls sweating in their own juices.
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One, the creamy yellow salsa huancaína, is also squiggled over a daunting heap of fried potato wedges that comes with the chicken.
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Now look at these circles, this hoofed newlywed, these seemingly squiggled lines, and then go lie down because your brain needs a 20-minute nap.
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Vegetable-focussed appetizers include marinated shishito and Jimmy Nardello peppers, for layering on crusty toast with thickly squiggled ricotta that's been whipped until it's as densely creamy as labneh.
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Enormous rocks rib Westwoods, a woodland squiggled with trails whose 1,200 acres account for a big chunk of Guilford's 6,400 acres of protected open space — 22 percent of the town.
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Between the bright, girly gingham (yup, this trend's not going anywhere) to the stark-white squiggled edges and cut-outs, it's a silhouette you can't help but take a photo in.
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When she protested at the Palm Beach County Board of Elections the next morning, she learned that the culprit was a driver's license signature, hastily squiggled on an electronic signature pad two years earlier.
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The paint is applied in just about every way — scraped, scrubbed, daubed, squiggled, swiped, brushed, and heaped — creating a dizzying, kaleidoscopic effect that accentuates the swirling imagery: rotating helicopter blades squaring off against coiling tentacles.
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But a new logo, made to mimic the founder's flowing cursive signature, that squiggled over fur and fabric gave an abstractly personal edge to the clothes that connected what was with what they want to be.
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In the back, a flour and sugar blend gets squiggled from a pastry bag into hot oil and then dunked in syrup, forming sticky pieces of jalebi; balls of milk called chum chum bathe in a pool of sugar water until saccharine.
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Around this precise tableau lay the kind of oddball raw material and detritus that sometimes makes its way into her work: a salvaged root system from a redwood; a huge block of Styrofoam that looked like quarried stone; a pile of square stainless-steel tubes that she bends, using a 50-ton press, so that they end up looking more like squiggled brush strokes than like industrial metal.
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The fourth vertical line and every fourth horizontal line (completing a gatra) are darkened for legibility. Symbols on the left indicate the colotomic or metric structure of gongs and so forth, while specific drum features are notated in symbols to the right. The Solonese notation reads horizontally, like Western notation, but does not use barlines. Instead, note values and rests are squiggled between the notes.
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In her 2015 exhibition at Kathryn Markel Fine Arts, "Neither Here nor There", several paintings and drawings were exhibited which included Wet Cluster. This work shows overlaid, complex brushwork that is scratched, squiggled, smeared, melting into each other, the brilliance of orange-gold, forced back by small tautly outlined rectangles of grey and black. But the brightness seeps through and around them, in a beautiful orchestration. It represents the tangible raw energy that makes her process memorable.
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An exploded view drawing Permanent fastening binds items by driving the staple through the material and into an anvil, a small metal plate that bends the ends, usually inward. On most modern staplers, the anvil rotates or slides to change between bending the staple ends inward for permanent stapling or outward for pinning (see below). Clinches can be standard, squiggled, flat, or rounded completely adjacent to the paper to facilitate neater document stacking. Pinning temporarily binds documents or other items.
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