Low stools can also be deployed as side tables, footstools, step stools or just artful objects, he continued.
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In it, there is a U-shaped bar with 24 bar stools, while other stools are scattered around the room and a few couches sit in front of a two-sided gas fire.
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"We threw our clothes on the stools," Ms. Chandra said.
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The ambitious aim: to analyse samples of foreign leaders' stools.
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We settle on two stools facing a giant mirrored wall.
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Two solo strangers on neighboring stools struck up a conversation.
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That is partly because online campaigning falls between several stools.
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Any change of bowel habit that leads to the sustained production of drier stools and a sense of incomplete emptying—or watery stools and a feeling of urgency—should be discussed with your doctor.
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Did you consider "in poop" or "in stools" or "in feces"?
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Symptoms include yellow eyes or skin, abdominal pain, or pale stools.
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There was fighting, bar stools being thrown, pool cues being used.
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Gone are the days of gaudy plastic stools and pink bells.
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They move these rectangles, cylinders, stools, and frames through various configurations.
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The recall comprises 16 models of Saddle bar and counter stools.
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Each terminal offers several Power Stations with four to eight stools.
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"Avoid folding stools that have the potential to collapse," she warns.
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Gastrointestinal symptoms such as loose stools and abdominal discomfort are common.
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The bar is long, and the teal-blue stools are high.
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Red velvet stools were lined up at the black marble bar.
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He filled it with an eclectic, centuries-spanning mix of furniture and objects, including contemporary Sawkille kitchen stools, vintage 20th-century tubular chrome cantilevered armchairs, African stools and an 18th-century three-legged English oak side chair.
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I think the poor chap would rather fall in between two stools.
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My male co-host and I were seated on two tall stools.
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Add two stools and an armoire instead and it's a dressing room.
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All those hosts sitting naked and passive on uncomfortable stools for interviews.
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I mean, the whole market sort of tips on its leg stools.
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"In stools" is technically not latin, so that wouldn't have been appropriate.
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Cadets are required to carry their own stools everywhere, even between classes.
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But when they returned, she started experiencing stomach pain and bloody stools.
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Other witnesses described people using bar stools to break windows and escape.
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Regulars perched on weathered stools, sipping beer, coffee or a Bloody Mary.
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A fleet of step stools gives Nora access to counters and shelves.
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The island is also a seating area, with room for stools underneath.
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They brought in stools so the lineup could be done sitting down.
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A group of men on low rattan stools were studying the Bible.
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There's room for about 300 imbibers, standing or perched on bar stools.
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And then thirdly, to delineate the kitchen area, we have the stools.
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The JC Penney repositioning was a disaster because it fell between two stools.
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He commands it to sit on its hind legs and jump between stools.
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Sure enough, within minutes women from neighboring gers entered and squatted on stools.
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The décor hews to the rustic theme: wood stools, leather sofa, Ikat patterns.
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There are no tables, just a few yellow stools along a marble counter.
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A bar piled high with pizza boxes and people doing lines off stools.
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"It can cause black stools, black tongue, diarrhea, vomiting, even constipation," she says.
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We pull up Dedon's stools and use them as extra seating when needed.
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People dropped to the ground and hid under pool tables and bar stools.
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We're talking tile-inspired rugs, expensive-looking leather stools, and Jungalow-approved pillows.
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Instead, holiday paraphernalia hung with bar stools stacked on top of tables inside.
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Besides those stools you're sitting on, I literally have four pieces of furniture.
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The first-floor bar, with its plush bar stools, was classy and inviting.
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Here, unwieldy prison stools are welded together to resemble a monumental toy jack.
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The inaugural show of large-scale work by Ai Weiwei includes as its centerpiece "Stools," 0003, with nearly 2000,210 wooden stools from the Qing and Ming dynasties and the Republican period that the artist collected from villages throughout northern China.
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Together, they pulled stools together around Beckham's incubator and talked about what to expect.
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I do not like to use toilet stools as an ice breaker at parties.
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Symptoms of a food intolerance include abdominal pain, bloating, cramping, diarrhea, and loose stools.
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"There's something sort of organic and cool about them," Bullard said of the stools.
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Attorneys sit inside the cage and incarcerated people sit outside the cage on stools.
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But some investors say the company risks falling between two stools as things stand.
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Even after some owners removed the stools, black patrons stood for hours demanding service.
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Tait said she also saw people break windows with bar stools and jump out.
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The instructor and the student sat on stools, still and silent, for eleven minutes.
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The stools, that are normally positioned in a very uncomfortable way, have been redesigned.
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Don't clean while you're drunk, change any light bulbs, or get on step stools.
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Gone are the days of draping blankets over stools and chairs to make forts.
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Mr. Malouin's other furniture designs include revolving chairs, high-fashion stools and splashy chandeliers.
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A low wooden table and three stools are the only furniture in her home.
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Diners sit on the kind of faded red plastic stools found everywhere in Chinatown.
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The spaces feature a 35-foot-wide screen and stools designed by Ive's team.
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Her children, Tatiana Xu, 12, and Travis Xu, 13, sat on cushy black stools.
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Two young couples sat on stools in the dirt courtyard of a private home.
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But the idea of smelling breath, urine and stools to diagnose disease goes back millennia.
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She ignored the warnings from the amigos sitting with their feet propped up on stools.
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Shiga toxin-producing E. coli typically cause diarrhea or bloody stools, stomach cramps, and vomiting.
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During a bowel movement, dry stools may distend the anal canal beyond its normal aperture.
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It's clear that heavy drinking damages your insides—and possibly some relationships and bar stools.
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We then set up a series of stools to hold the mouse and the keyboard.
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Some piled atop one another while others slammed bar stools against windows to break them.
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I could see a more festive fabric on the sofa, but those stools are perfection.
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The kitchen has a contemporary appearance and features a large island with four bar stools.
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Chloe was sitting on one of the stools, opening Christmas cards, Zero at her feet.
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There's no one to complain about the stools or backless chairs or the ambient noise.
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A free-standing island with bar stools separates the work space from the breakfast table.
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There's a spacious lounge with fireside tables as well as numerous stools around the bar.
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I've draped plastic over the stools I'm using to prop up my easel and palette.
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Stools line the brief bar and the fireplace, with only its narrow mantle for plates.
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"There are some who like to drink and break stools over people's heads," Berezin said.
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Most people get their food to go, but there are counter stools, and a table.
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Meanwhile, folding stools have become the latest shared good to hit the streets of Beijing.
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They kept diaries of their food intake for a week before having their stools tested.
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It's why we develop loose stools, stomach pain, nausea, or vomit under crisis, she tells me.
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Toilet stools are the hottest new bathroom accessory ever since the release of the Squatty Potty.
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Staff in casual wear and trainers perch on stools sipping coffee and tapping away at laptops.
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One full side of stools has to be empty before my client can be brought out.
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Ideally, stools should be easy to pass without straining and without any intense sense of urgency.
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Abandoned ladders, stepping stools, and folding tables, such as this one, also appear throughout the store.
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The small front room is staged with graffiti, vintage rock posters and a dozen bar stools.
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Inside the cells are stools and desks that are made of concrete and can't be moved.
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Paul Rees, in "When We Were Lions", says Euro 96 threatened to fall between two stools.
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All could be enjoyed while nestling in high-back bar stools of navy blue tufted velvet.
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He brought stools, but no tables, to an outdoor announcement, on a corner in Downtown Brooklyn.
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They were forced to sit on plastic stools in rigid postures for hours at a time.
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Again, Ahuja says that short-term loose stools are probably not dangerous, but are definitely annoying.
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But the last few times I've gone, there were too many unclaimed chairs and bar stools.
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"Attractor" begins with the performers and musicians taking their seats on stools on a darkened stage.
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Tall tale or not, I can conclude that Robert Zimmerman has allegedly excellent taste in stools.
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The other interns and I work from laptops, while seated on stools around a communal table.
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Diners, sitting shoulder to shoulder on four stools facing in and two facing out, grow neighborly.
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Flournoy and I took in Game 7 from bar stools, even though he is a teetotaler.
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" At one point, drinking coffee on stools in an uptown cafe, I brought up "Black Panther.
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Add a pair of lightweight stools, poufs or floor pillows that can easily be moved around.
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Her most recent fundraiser was for a set of movement stools, which cost just over $320.
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The two stools placed in front of the television are also constructed from stacks of cardboard.
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Some shoppers and one security guard were seen fending of the assailant with stools and chairs.
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She added blue ribbons to stools she found at Home Goods, and Bozeman refurbished an antique dresser.
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Details — stools, baskets of flowers, a maypole but, above all, steps and patterns — become fragrant, musical, piquant.
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Accompanying the chairs are stools cut from the same granite, and they, too, sit languid and cool.
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He had to stand—while they slouched on their bar stools—to look them in the eye.
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We were propped up on stools at a wine bar in Hell's Kitchen, our knees barely grazing.
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Seated on small plastic stools, they touch on the beauty of Vietnam, hot dogs, and parenting skills.
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Inspired, like the cathedral, by Asante royal stools, it greatly changed how that part of Accra looks.
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Fine-lined tattoos and stark white kitchens and solid black bikinis and plain wooden stools all apply.
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Side effects can include hives, vomiting, bloody stools, and in the most severe cases, fatal anaphylactic shock.
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About 6,000 stools in the United States and another 100 in Canada are being pulled, it said.
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Activated charcoal slows down your bowel and is known to cause nausea and constipation (and black stools).
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There was a woman sitting at the deserted end of the bar, four stools down from me.
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They use bricks, clay pots, discarded furniture, wooden stools, bicycles, porcelain sunflower seeds—the list goes on.
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There were some stools set up directly on the large, flat top grill that dominated the room.
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And we get to watch it all unfold from the comfort of our couches and bar stools.
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In a lounge area of the restaurant, the real LV motif covered stools made out of buckets.
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The audience of about 16 people is seated on a motley collection of chairs, stools and cushions.
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It's dark as soot on the outside and tiny inside with just a few tables and stools.
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Stools that can be wheeled around, from table to table, are provided, and you may turn pages.
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I sipped a mezcal cocktail at a feet-in-the-sand beach bar with swings as stools.
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This one features an adjustable, massaging design to provide better results than other stools of its kind.
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The space I'm in has limited seating, but the stools are empty anyway because everyone is standing.
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At 8:30am we make our way downstairs to the cushions and stools now filled with people.
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According to the Consumer Safety Product Commission: The top removable step (hat) on the recalled children's toilet step stools can detach while a child is standing on it, posing injury and fall hazards [...] Consumers should immediately stop using the children's toilet step stools until they remove the hat.
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The Danish designer Poul Hundevad designed gorgeous sculptural folding stools out of teak and leather in the 1950s.
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There is a very good chance that IHOP's repositioning to IHOb will also be caught between two stools.
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Folding out a sleek lawn chair is a stylish and comfortable alternative to pulling out stools for guests.
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The spot is cozy and semi-affordable, with a chill vibe of stools, wood furniture, and dim lighting.
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Its citizens stand in groups by fountains and shops, sit on stools in bars, gather to watch television.
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Then, as soon as later that day, delivery trucks arrive with mattresses, sofas, pillows, bar stools and sheets.
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A few day drinkers slouched on bar stools, but Mr. Schwartz, 38, had the run of the machines.
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The presence of the chorus, often just sitting on stools, also lends a static quality to several sequences.
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She plops herself down on her Lift-Bit couch, which consists of twelve hexagonal stools ($892 per stool).
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I want to make seat covers for my counter stools and also new covers for my couch cushions.
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There are no sickly dance routines or standing up off stools in unison when the soaring chorus drops.
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The Blue Jays have on-field security guards sit on stools along the left and right field lines.
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Two of the four Carhartts at the bar half swivelled on their stools and looked over their shoulders.
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Scientists then harvest the parasites from the kittens' stools before euthanizing and incinerating them, according to NBC News.
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He has since acknowledged Nishi's flaws and moved to address problems like excessive noise and uncomfortable backless stools.
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A couple in their early 20s, in matching his-and-hers fedoras, canoodled on stools pulled close together.
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Barbetta's seven ornately carved bar stools have mostly sat empty for about a decade now, Mr. Hristeas said.
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Alice let them cut down one of the trees to carve into a table and pair of stools.
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A metal countertop stretched beneath the window with a pair of water buckets and two stools stashed below.
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We searched unsuccessfully for a quiet corner before grabbing a couple stools at the end of the bar.
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There's also a central wine bar with counter stools where you can order from any of the stations.
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The duck circuit was staged to look improvised, made from wooden stools and benches placed on their side.
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The company has also reduced the number of stools and chairs in stores to promote distance between people.
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My friend Ekin arrived and a waiter seated us at the last two empty stools at the bar.
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The initial presentation includes limited-edition cast cement, salt and sand stools, and tables made with Fernando Mastrangelo.
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It was furnished in earth tones with a large gray couch, hammocks, wicker lamp shades and wooden stools.
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A series of deftly arranged tarps sheltered patrons sitting on red plastic stools at a handful of tables.
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For others, banquettes and bar stools provide a more palatable perch for viewing groundbreaking — and bank-breaking — artwork.
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Warning signs include blood in the stool, rectal bleeding or stools that are dark or black in color.
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At the intersection of two alleys, a half-dozen residents had gathered on stools to pass the time.
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In the video footage, several men can be seen hitting the two Nigerians with stools and garbage cans.
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Inside, Mr. Takegishi painted the walls in pastel colors and equipped the rooms with green sofas and stools.
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Inside the kitchen, several of his team members sit at stools around an island counter, eating and conversing.
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In the '70s and '80s, Chinese gangsters were said to have made the dingy bar stools their informal headquarters.
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But more stools with improved features have jumped onto the scene since, like the TURBO™ Bathroom Toilet Stool.
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It is quieter and darker here, with those waiting to be seen sitting meekly on stools lining the corridor.
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Here's where things get really unpleasant: You'll know you have a pinworm infection just by looking at your stools.
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There aren't enough windowsills and solitary stools in the world to satisfy some of the most passionate plant parents.
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And staying hydrated, of course, "helps to make the stools softer and easier to pass," explains Dr. Schnoll-Sussman.
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If the stools don't provide enough seating for Carey's guests, the formal dining room that seats 12 surely can.
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He and the pigtailed bartender gave us the lowdown on the cast of characters that perched upon adjacent stools.
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People, believed to be associated to Huang, immediately came to his rescue, throwing stools and bowls at the officers.
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Try adding fiber for bulkier stools, which can be found in leafy green vegetables and other fiber-rich foods.
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From a producer perspective, brand extensions primarily equate to adding SKUs to shelves and getting butts in bar stools.
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The restaurant, equipped with one exceedingly narrow table and bar stools, feels like an extension of Mr. Andino's personality.
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West Elm has gotten six reports of the stools breaking, with one injury, the commission said in a statement.
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Because elephant stools are large and easy to find, this allowed me to map elephant genetics across the continent.
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Soon, the others ease away from the stools too and join in to create a percussive suite of bodies.
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"The bowels are handling waste material differently and the consistency of the stools are changing over time," Palsson says.
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Students always toss their coats on the bar stools, even though they can hang them here on the hallstand.
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There are mushroom stools made out of papier-mache and real enough-looking to potentially create a medical situation.
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Eventually I move to the periphery of the space, where rows of benches or little wooden stools are arrayed.
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The tunnel-like bar has a curved wall, leather stools, and a perfectly symmetrical ceiling lined with preserved beetles.
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On weeknights, it's easy to walk in and grab one of the 30 table seats or 10 bar stools.
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As we settled onto our stools, the telephone on a side wall rang and the bartender picked it up.
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The Old World décor, including Thonet-style chairs and stools, at this all-day spot suggests a Viennese cafe.
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We ordered grandma slices and cups of water, and perched on stools in the back, chatting, almost like friends.
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The cafeteria car had a retro but futuristic vibe with its curved ceilings, wavy bar table, and colorful stools.
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There's also a glass chess table with stylish (but, in my opinion, uncomfortable) glass throne stools to sit on ...
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The stools were tested for 11 kinds of microplastics, of which up to nine were identified in each participant.
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Alongside his musical career, Mr. Menard built handmade rockers, chairs and stools in his D. L. Menard Chair Factory.
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I'm flanked on both sides by other women who sit on low, round stools, talking to other men behind glass.
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The room is decorated with fuzzy pink stools, stuffed animals, and a clear bubble chair that hangs from the ceiling.
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In their gers they have a small wood-burning stove, beds with futons, a dresser or two, some tiny stools.
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Nearly every femme-identifying person I know has wrestled with tall bar stools, directors chairs, deep arm chairs, and more.
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Planner company Erin Condren hooks them up with free planners, and Otto Storage fills their classroom with "flexible seating" stools.
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The no-reservations raw bar is set off with a ring of stools and a ledge facing a bay window.
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Eastern Flame was never a very attractive place, and OUAG is even smaller, barely a few stools and two countertops.
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What the world wanted from Rajasthan a few years ago wasn't tables and stools but an obscure crop called guar.
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Wood cabinets ground the gathering hub, while gold details on the stools and accessories add a touch of California glam.
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And dogs who eat poop tend to do it often: 62 percent ate stools daily (whoa), and 38 percent weekly.
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Walmart had claimed that placing stools at cash registers would pose a safety hazard and could make workers less productive.
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Tarry and sticky stools usually suggest bleeding from the stomach or upper small intestine — like from an ulcer, for example.
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Overlooking this 34-foot-high space is a laptop bar with 10 "Zeb" stools made by the German company Vitra.
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The group got comfortable on couches, chairs, and stools awaiting their "special guest," whom they could only presume was Musk.
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The bar stools are patterned after those at the famous El Floridita, one of Hemingway's favorite haunts in the city.
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Raised off the terrace, the free-form pool has built-in stools and a round hot tub set into it.
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Her concrete stools laced with green and gray wool fibers, for example, are inspired by lichen growing in rock formations.
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The door slid open — it slid open whenever it wanted — to reveal Old Mama and Mom sitting on plastic stools.
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There are no tables, just stools along counters, and orders are placed at a window peeking into the closet kitchen.
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Stuff like E. Coli and Salmonella can give him unpleasant symptoms like upset stomach, bloody stools, vomiting, and diarrhea. Fun!
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Today, expensive dining is more likely to mean stools and a counter than dining tables on a sea of carpeting.
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We were sitting together in a hut with a translator, the three of us hunched over on little plastic stools.
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As the children perched on backless stools, they slurped miso soup and their little fingers plucked at pods of edamame.
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In addition to various bar games, there are red leather bar stools, plaid-covered banquettes and a 5,000-gallon aquarium.
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The kitchen has Carrara marble counters, a subway tile backsplash, stainless-steel appliances and an island with space for stools.
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The group jumped up during a pause in the gunfire and began throwing stools through the bar's windows, he said.
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It's the ideal space for celebrating, as there are booths and bar stools for all of your guests to sit.
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Five stools stand on tables in a small restaurant, put there by staff after the last meat dish was cleared.
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It&aposs known for an old-school atmosphere, complete with a long sundae counter, high stools, and traditional red booths.
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The studio's front-desk area features a bar with stools where, on some event nights, wine and Champagne are poured.
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The highlights of the recent Salone del Mobile included rainbow-colored Aalto stools, harlequin carpets and a field of wildflowers.
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Workers are supposed to use these stools to pack tractor trailers with items — all the way to the roof — McMillon explained.
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Some feel a little bit of abdominal discomfort, some have nausea or loose stools, and some even lose a little weight.
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Examples of improvised weapons include fire extinguishers, bar stools, pool cues, a magnum of champagne, or a bottle of Grey Goose.
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Various visitors, mostly women, perch on stools around it, stitching on items they have taken from their pockets and their handbags.
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Many teachers describe class sizes with 40 students, some who sit on stools or chairs because there are not enough desks.
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In addition to a colorful Easter-egg sculpture centerpiece, the kids' table was surrounded by pink chairs and white fluffy stools.
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Nice bar stools can make any home look put-together, even if the pub table is obviously a yard sale find.
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The six individuals ran CoinOpStore, which manufactured and sold arcade cabinets (some with games) and arcade paraphernalia (like stools and joysticks).
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"In Mexico, chile is an ingredient that is never missing from our tables," Fernando starts as we settle on the stools.
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Pi Noi held the classes on sidewalks; the students would pull bar stools out during the day and learn useful phrases.
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BEFORE: AFTER: Together they incorporated zig-zag pattern wallpaper, blue striped stools and paisley blue-and-white pillows on the bed.
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In front of the bar are rotating stools where customers speak to a sneaker-barista, requesting specific models from a menu.
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My 3-year-old is content vacuuming our apartment and setting up a band with his instruments and some step stools.
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The participants delivered brief reminiscences as they perched on stools, behind a gauzy scrim and against a backdrop of projected images.
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A row of stools facing a window puts anyone who sits there up for the inspection of pedestrians on Sullivan Street.
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Inside are a refrigerator and a bar with stools, in case the owners want to use the space for wine tastings.
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Bleachers along their bar stools, along in their House of Hoops, House of Highlights, they all got acquired by these groups.
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The narrow room festooned in old press clippings is perpetually crowded, and good cheer prevails at shared tables and counter stools.
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A thick smell of smoke hung in the air, and charred stuffing from the stools spilled like guts onto the floor.
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But then Mr. Probst dispensed with tradition and spoke one-on-one with Ms. Kim, with the pair sitting on stools.
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It began in the nineteen-twenties, with the wealthy men who settled into the stools at Louie's and studied their newspapers.
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" The op-ed added that shared stools were "a glimpse into the country's sharing model if it gets out of hand.
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Even though local media noted that half of the shared stools had gone missing, the company behind the service appeared unfazed.
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Laden with equestrian paintings and trophies, the London restaurant has hunter-green walls, mahogany paneling and bar stools in studded leather.
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His smile is a gold-plated incantation as we drift by women on bar stools, with nothing leftin them but approachlessness.
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But the bar's conception began sometime before 2000, on a few bar stools at Sunny's Bar on the Red Hook waterfront.
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All the seating at this new place, Niche, is at a dozen or so stools arranged around one long, narrow table.
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Inside, a wealth of cushions and folding stools are set up on the floor of the lobby for the meditation later.
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To do that, you'd include the stools in your offer letter, and the seller will either agree or send a counter-offer.
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The three stools or the three legs of the stool are national security/foreign policy, the social conservatives, and the fiscal conservatives.
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Sitting inside the glass there are also two tiny blue stools, which Bourdain noted to have sat one while filming the episode.
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More from VICE: Straining to pass dry stools increases the risk of laceration of the anus, hemorrhoids, prolapse, and the condition diverticulosis.
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There were three people in my party, but only two empty stools next to each other; couldn't we pull over a third?
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They cost between $370 and $500 for single stools and between $740 and $1,000 for a set of two, the statement said.
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We gathered chairs and stools from various houses, stolen from the youngest family members and from beneath the feet of resting mothers.
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"You have to think of these productions as three-legged stools," said Mary Ann Hughes, Disney's vice president of film production planning.
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The dining room opens right up into the kitchen, which has a glossy black island with a stovetop and three bar stools.
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And yet here they are, two strangers who find themselves on neighboring stools at the local bar slash restaurant, the High-Ho.
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Ann Craven's 'Pink Thinking of You' hangs above a 1950s-style couch from Franco Albini, and the plants rest on vintage stools.
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Abdominal pain and bloody urine or stools can also occur when these delicate purpuric lesions develop in the gastrointestinal or urinary tissues.
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You can use it to shop for furniture while dropping digital versions of couches, chairs, stools and more all around your house.
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She was among a dozen bored shopkeepers sitting on lawn chairs and stools, watching shows on their smartphones while waiting for customers.
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Along neighborhood streets, long strips of businesses sit shuttered, darkened and with stools atop tables and handwritten signs promising to reopen soon.
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In 1992, Bill Clinton picked out very big stools, "designed to make Perot look like a kid," according to a Clinton aide.
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A neat line of red stools is bolted beneath the restored counter and inoffensive tan booths have replaced the repulsive blue ones.
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The actual maquettes are displayed elsewhere in the gallery, as are various playfully designed stools and chairs that appear in Suss's paintings.
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Over the course of the three days, I take up residence at a round cafeteria table with attached round stools made for children.
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Members of this rewards program will get up to 20% off all TV benches, chest of drawers, INGOLF bar stools, and SOCKERBIT boxes.
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It's not so much one singular sofa as it is several hexagonal, cushioned stools that, when combined, form a honeycomb of a couch.
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An audience of about 70 people, most of them young, are perched on stools and reclining on sofas, drinking beer and listening intently.
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Passengers sit around a table on stools fitted with pedals and trundle around the city while they are served beer and other drinks.
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These counter-height stools feature a wooden seat and dark metallic hardware, making them versatile enough for kitchen decor from country to industrial.
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In a poor neighborhood in Toliara one recent evening, housewives sat on stools outside their homes, keeping watch over pots on charcoal stoves.
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The stools were sold at West Elm stores, online at the company's website and through its catalogue from July 2013 to November 2015.
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The wood-and-canvas bed that Washington used on battlefields will also be on view; it was cobbled together from three folding stools.
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Down the street we find a Sichuan joint, a dingy, greasy place, and sit down on tiny stools in the back dining room.
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There are just four little tables and a few stools at a ledge positioned uncomfortably in the path from door to cash register.
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Beowulf Boritt's set consists of four stools, a couple of keyboards, a bongo drum and a blazing neon icon of the show's logo.
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Shopping Guide You'll often see low stools in an entrance hall, where they're used as a spot to perch while putting on shoes.
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A secret passageway leads to an old-fashioned saloon where whiskey bottles line the wooden shelves and the bar stools are actual saddles.
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On a recent Thursday at Golden Diner, two patrons took three-hundred-and-sixty-degree spins, in perfect unison, on their swivelling stools.
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Judy decided the stools needed to be made out of plastic to bring down the price, and they placed their first large order.
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One year later she still had normal bowel movements (one or two formed stools daily) and had gained 7 kg (body mass index 19.5).
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He also loves cooking with his youngest daughter in a well-appointed kitchen where windows open onto a wide dining ledge with bar stools.
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Some are part of the Surrender Caucus, sitting sullenly on their stools resigned to the likelihood that their team is going to get crushed.
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Fake fish can equal loose stools and lost wages ($25 billion annually as a country in 2015) for something that isn't what you ordered.
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A circular indent on the base plate allows the stools to shift positions, so that the weight of the diners can be adjusted for.
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The decidedly adorable cheftestants stand on stools to reach the countertops and often need help opening products or reaching kitchen gadgets off high shelves.
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Simple furnishings included a walnut desk, a couple of low stools and a firm double bed with a gray headboard and two bedside tables.
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With its pill bottles, aspirin-shaped bar stools, and ironic egg-and-soldiers dishes, it was an art exhibition first and a restaurant second.
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In the living room, the couple built a mahogany wet bar, with six bar stools, Tiffany-style pendant lamps and a stained-glass window.
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He pulled up stools in the clubhouse to speak with former clients, like outfielder Yoenis Cespedes, and offered fist bumps through chain-link fences.
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Mr. Wells and the other members of the Friendship Nine are honored with stools at the former lunch counter where the protests took place.
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Experienced in bartending patter, Prien reminded the three of us on the stools that there are only two recession-proof businesses: bars and crematories.
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The restaurant, spilling over two levels, is often besieged (rightly) and can be raucous, with groups huddled on cushioned banquettes and low wooden stools.
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The counter stools and handful of table seats aren't as hard to come by as you'd expect, possibly because Mr. Donahue's isn't particularly celebratory.
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The fourth leg of the stool (three-legged stools are better) would grant amnesty and a pathway to citizenship to 1.8 million illegal aliens.
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Filing cabinets, makeshift particle board stools, and stray wires communicate the artist's desire to firmly situate his portraits within the universe of his studio.
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The place is massive, and you're going to want to have a seat on one of the couches or on one of the log stools.
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It's estimated that 11 percent of the world population complains of symptoms like abdominal cramps, diarrhea, constipation, excessive gas and/or mucus in their stools.
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Throughout the museum, Soares has gathered and created a taxonomy for domestic objects, from a collection of antique glasses, to perfume bottles, to foot stools.
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The TURBO features an adjustable, massaging design to provide a more natural and comfortable squatting position and better results than other stools of its kind.
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Several pieces, including a wood dining table, the blue side chairs, kitchen stools, a couch and a bedroom chair, were all designed by the model.
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From the height of the stools, to where your eyes fall first on a menu, no one knows more about bar science than Jon Taffer.
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I had enlisted my coworker to go with me, and we decide to sit at the bar, climbing not-so-gracefully onto the oversized stools.
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I was always a regular guy, but my stools seemed more substantial and left me with a euphoric—or poo-phoric—feeling almost every time.
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Her late-night makeover also inspired her to sell some of their bulky furniture, like the end table and wooden coffee table with matching stools.
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The feces—or stools—we produce can provide a valuable real-time window into the health of your large bowel (or colon) and gastrointestinal tract.
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Mr. Adjaye has proposed a monumental building with delicate timber elements on the concave facade, a reminder of the curved seats of Asante royal stools.
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The small, clean shop is bare bones with no more than a counter holding doughnuts and coffee, and a narrow ledge with a few stools.
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To you, hard, minimalist stools and flat benches may seem like the height of cool, but to people with chronic pain, they are hell. 290.
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The Manhattan outpost has stools at a glossy lipstick-red counter, mirror tiles and a collage of street-party and fashion-fair posters in Hebrew.
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They hated it even more than they hated the bar stools that had belonged to my mother that I had set along the kitchen counter.
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Many hope the removal of tables and bar stools in the name of social distancing will make dining out an attractive option despite the pandemic.
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A 30-foot-square space could accommodate 100 people standing or sitting on stools and footstools at receptions where nuts and olives were probably served.
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While I sit on one of the stools, sipping coffee and relaxing my feet, I note that people like to come and linger a while.
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During the recent taping in Berlin, a Foreign Ministry official, Michael Roth, sat on one of the stools listening to a simultaneous translation through headphones.
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We pulled up counter stools, took in the rock 'n' roll cover trio in the corner and ordered drinks from the 1903 to 8 p.m.
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Dear Diary: My friend and I were waiting for two bar stools to open up at a cozy hotel restaurant on a crisp fall night.
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But the next morning at dawn, I scurried on board with at least 80 other people toting stools, sacks, sleeping mats, tarpaulins, buckets and stoves.
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And so I started to put the dogs on stools and pedestals to bring them up, and that's when I first started to dress them.
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Dear Diary: My friend and I were waiting for two bar stools to open up at a cozy hotel restaurant on a crisp fall night.
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"Nothing ever really felt right," he said as we sat on tall stools at a Trejo's Tacos, a few miles west of downtown Los Angeles.
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The restaurant, with its open gas fireplace and fur-topped stools, felt like a five-star Nordic bistro on vacation in a Swiss ski chalet.
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You can either sit inside the restaurants on metal stools or lounge in the common area on communal picnic tables covered in floral vinyl tablecloths.
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Often they made Mr. Xie sit on top of the "dangling chair": several plastic stools without backrests that were stacked on top of each other.
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Tasked at putting together stools (and eventually, a bar), they each first learned to work together — stopping only to describe their personality traits to the other.
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According to multiple accounts , he did this so no one would get access to his stools and test them for DNA to learn about his health.
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And while some things are easily solved with helpful friends or step stools, the whole getting dressed thing isn't so easy, or comfy, to get around.
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Rather, Oz said that younger people should watch for the symptoms of colon cancer, like changes in bowel movement habits, blood in stools and persistent cramps.
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Sears' records include the mother's description of "shut down stools and urine" and the child becoming limp "like a ragdoll" for 24 hours after the shot.
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"Thank you so much for coming out tonight," Lambert said as she settled onto one of five stools set in a semi-circle on the stage.
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For most of us, though, more fiber in our diets should reduce food transit times, soften stools, make bowel movements more comfortable, and improve bowel health.
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Throaty gurgling sounds from her accompanying sound performance "Unfolding Sphere" filled the space and engulfed us as we sat on three-legged stools kneading the clay.
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Drink a ton of water and eat a lot more dietary fiber, both of which will dissolve hard stools and keep your digestive tract moving smoothly.
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However, black stools can rarely be a sign of more serious issues, including internal bleeding from the esophagus, stomach, or small intestine, Dr. Schnoll-Sussman says.
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The facility consists of two rooms, one with five stainless steel injection stations equipped with mirrors and stools, and an adjoining room for post-injection monitoring.
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It consists of a long wooden table surrounded by stools, such as might be found in an art school classroom or a cool dot-com boardroom.
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My girlfriend, Kelly; our 9-year-old son, Luke; and I, along with our guide and translator, Rogelio Mamani, were invited to sit on low stools.
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In fact, the site lists some nasty possible side effects from consuming charcoal by mouth, such as black stools, black tongue, vomiting andor diarrhea, and constipation.
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"You can get immersed in your stuff, or you can notice somebody doing something interesting three stools away and you can chat with them," he said.
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As Mr. Reynolds returned to Rwanda for research, he saw many of these models stuck behind houses or propped up by the cooking fire as stools.
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If VR is the future of art, then art doesn't need huge historical galleries anymore—it just needs six stools, a shed and some dark curtains.
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Drug Store Coffee takes up a street-level corner of the hotel, with wooden stools along the bar in the window, and pulls a good espresso.
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These gels may also lubricate the colon itself to prevent water from being reabsorbed from the stool, keeping stools soft and the entire digestive system hydrated.
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At the back of the house is an updated kitchen with white cabinets, marble counters, stainless steel appliances and a peninsula with space for counter stools.
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Falling with a thud between two stools, it has neither the zip nor the zaniness of farce nor the airy vivacity of the best romantic comedies.
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Ikea spice racks can be used to hold your nail polish collection, lanterns can be turned into terrariums, and stools can be made into statement pieces.
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The vinyl stools and linoleum-topped tables fill up with grizzled drinkers, staid couples in their sixties, and flannelled young professionals, all scruff and asymmetrical haircuts.
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As the chef Denisse Lina Chavez pushes out of the kitchen of her new Mexican restaurant, in Prospect Heights, people on bar stools tower over her.
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But it's the central rectangular bar, ringed with stools and open until midnight, that draws pre- and post-curtain cocktail crowds including audience members and actors.
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"Before, we thought retired life would be very dull, just sitting on little stools in the sun and shriveling up and growing old," said Mr. Zhao.
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Hunched along its bar stools, the regulars of McAnn's include construction workers with toolboxes, Broadway stagehands and weary finance types with crumpled shirts and loose ties.
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Thankfully this place had black leather stools that made me feel safe in case the old drink-a-lot-and-pee-a-lot trick didn't work.
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A long cushioned bench built into one end of the room provides about half the seating, along with the stools at high tables and the counter.
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Inside each shelter, the dirt floors are swept free of debris, while clothing, stools, and straw mats are neatly folded up or placed decoratively along the walls.
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She uses bar stools as an example: If you see that they go perfectly with the kitchen, your offer to buy can be contingent on keeping them.
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So are the stools and planters, featuring mostly her savvy black-and-white patterns — motifs that she has also transferred to the walls of one room. Tabboo!
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Red walls behind the open shelving, dark countertops and stools, and a proudly displayed drawing of Sweeney's childhood horse, Apparition, add warmth to the Los Angeles home.
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Specifically, it has issues with sloped pedestal stands for chairs, including ones found on my living room lounger, and those which support my kitchen bar height stools.
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Several weeks ago, as they discussed lobbying against the ivory ban at a summit in Botswana, the host government presented the visiting leaders with elephant feet stools.
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The trainer, in a drum major-like uniform, would crack a whip to get them to jump up on the stools set out around the wire enclosure.
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Chronic constipation occurs when a patient has no more than two complete bowel movements per week with hard stools, frequent straining and the sensation of incomplete evacuation.
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It stands to the side of an aluminum-edged Douglas-fir island and a pair of wooden bar stools with crescent-shaped seats, also carved by hand.
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The snack bowls are filled from a tub of radioactive-orange spherical cheese puffs kept behind the bar, which is lined with stools upholstered in green vinyl.
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The stools of children younger than 15 years are analyzed in laboratory to confirm polio or identify non-polio AFP cases, which include Guillain-Barre syndrome cases.
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She's surrounded by medical equipment—stools, trolleys, swabs, syringes, with super-bright surgical lamps suspended above the bed and her vital signs displayed on monitors just behind.
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An uplit passageway lined with metal stools by the Japanese designer Teruaki Ohashi led inexorably to the Great Sphinx of Tanis at the end of the tunnel.
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The metal stools, thick glass windows, and ongoing clang of gates smashing shut made for onerous circumstances, but Raymond and I continued a dialogue throughout his trial.
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Dragged by police from their stools, the protesters, most of them from Friendship Junior College in Rock Hill, were charged with breach of the peace and trespassing.
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I saw people of all ages happily sitting on their stools and quietly chatting, some sipping a glass of red wine for a midday pick-me-up.
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When Ms. Moseley Braun ran, candidates sat on stools at campaign events that were so tall that they left her legs dangling off the side, she recalled.
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Where we sat, on a wharf with the cold Atlantic Ocean under the floor, our stools were less than 93 miles from the border -- the Canadian border.
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This is also another way of saying that it's twelve years too late to complain about the empire's now ubiquitous blond-wood backless benches and bar stools.
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Retired men in head-to-toe Hawaiian print and women in floppy hats and flowery skirts sat on wheelchairs and folding stools, exchanging gossip over card games.
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Body language Body language can also be a trap given that the candidates are sometimes seated on stools and have the opportunity to get up and walk around.
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I use stools, chairs, ladders, windowsills, desks, and anything else I can perch on to give me distance and perspective as I figure out what a painting needs.
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Yesterday, I got off the plane and I'm walking through LaGuardia Airport and there is a space where everybody's sitting at counters, you know, on these little stools.
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I will continue your spirit, of sitting on plastic stools, on the side of the road, eating street food, conversing with the locals, trying to discover parts unknown.
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They walked past the purveyors of stamp papers and affidavits, typists clickety-clacking on stools, barristers-at-law in flapping gowns, pillars of wadded files bound in twine.
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A typical scene in the village looks like this: A group of old women sit on three-legged wooden stools listening to Chinese opera on a small radio.
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Easily dismissed as kitschy, the installation of stools, dustpans, brooms, levels, drills, crates, hammers, and drop cloths raises poignant questions about everyday tools recontextualized into works of art.
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The line to vote extends along the entire sidewalk, and a lot of the senior citizens have brought their own stools and chairs, prepared for the long wait.
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Makers & Brothers will host a furniture workshop at the Standard, East Village through Sunday with the woodworker James Carroll on site crafting stools from locally sourced timber ($285).
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During a recent session, members formed a sitting circle, perched on low wooden stools and placed their hands on their hearts, swaying as they sang a communal tune.
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The study subjects all reported a number of unpleasant symptoms, including hard stools, a sensation of incomplete evacuation and often needing to strain when going to the bathroom.
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One evening, I went for a drink at the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar, a cowboy bar in the center of town that has real saddles for bar stools.
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As Munro tells The Creators Project, he originally became interested in this method of growing furniture after seeing that others had done this with chairs, stools, and sculptures.
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From Helsinki to Los Angeles to Sydney, Aalto's sleek but welcoming chairs, stools and tables could be seen in libraries, dormitories, faculty clubs, restaurants and department store windows.
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The restaurant, brightened with African fabrics, baskets and rainbow piles of hot chiles, seats 15 at chairs and stools, and fields a steady stream of customers for takeout.
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The store has every type of Jack Daniel's merchandise you could possibly think of, from glasses and shirts all the way to things like bar stools and blankets!
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John seems to have a secret supply of stools that he will whip out if a regular comes in late and the place is too crammed with fans.
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On O'Donnell's watch, the set was replaced with a sleek frosted-glass table and stools — more solicitous of serious debate — and the scope of the show's topics broadened.
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Indian families spend a lot of time together, with relatives frequently popping in, so the company added more folding chairs and stools that could serve as flexible seating.
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I'm not sure I see the point of making all the interns sit on stools in the first place: Is it explicitly meant to underscore low office status?
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Still, it's tough to maintain an air of horror and extremity when each vignette is preceded by a good-natured scramble for floor cushions, stools and folding chairs.
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The crowd, mostly women, chatted and swarmed a bar for wine and beer before taking stools at paper-covered tables and turning to the task at hand: painting.
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She spun around in agitation for a moment, but a manager spotted her and offered to call upstairs to see if there were any open bar stools there.
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The cantilevered bar stools, banquettes and Eero Saarinen side tables have been replicated by Knoll, the same furniture company that made the originals, albeit with slightly different materials.
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The restaurant, styled in bare, polished wood with black accents, has a sweeping 24-seat counter with stools in the front half and another 12-seat counter beyond.
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Locals sat on plastic stools at small tables underneath a tarpaulin and drank mint tea while waiting for the cook to bring over heaping plates of fresh sardines.
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Abdominal discomfort, nausea, loose stools, and mild weight loss are the most common signs that your body has this tape worm that can grow up to 30 feet long.
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Image: AmazonToday SquattyPotty, the company responsible for a variety of squat-centric toilet stools, recalled a portion of the SquattyPottymus, a toilet step stool for children resembling a hippopotamus.
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Most of the problems ''On the Run'' has encountered, especially outside the field, have to do with the fact that it falls between the stools of journalism and ethnography.
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He also made fun of the seating options at cafes, saying the low-to-the-ground, milk-crate-style stools were deliberately designed to keep out middle-aged patrons.
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Lamps Plus:Get 103% off on table lamps, pendants, floor lamps, chandeliers, ceiling lights and fans, stools, mirrors, vanities, outdoor lighting, fountains, and more from August 28 through October 1.
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"Patients ask me about black stools all the time," says Felice Schnoll-Sussman, MD, a gastroenterologist at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital and Weill Cornell Medicine, in an email to R29.
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The collection also includes pieces like wood-and-gold stools, funky end tables (like a metallic gold cube), and a woven indoor swing chair that hangs from the ceiling.
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"Even if you're younger, if you're noticing that there's a change in your bowel habits or your stools and that something isn't right, then see your doctor," he said.
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And though the restaurant — in the 10th Arrondissement — has been entirely refurbished, it seemed almost indistinguishable from before, with long wooden benches and stools with minimalist décor to match.
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It adds new seating in the form of stools and makes subtler changes too, swapping out some of the back slats on nearby park benches with a cast resin.
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The kitchen has marble countertops and a long breakfast bar with stools, as well as built-in pantries, stainless-steel Miele appliances, a wine cooler and white custom cabinets.
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Carve 07, her latest chair for Gervasoni, has a mahogany back with circles of different sizes punched out, an unexpected detail in a piece that recalls African tribal stools.
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The company traces the chairs' history back to imperial audiences granted during the Song Dynasty, almost a thousand years ago, when floor-mats and stools gave way to chairs.
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Mr. Albanese then addressed the prisoners, who sat facing him on stools listing the temperatures at which different wines should be served and how to store them in cellars.
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But at the heart of it, the President's statements are not that different than what many of us hear at kitchen tables, water coolers and bar stools across America.
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He did take the backs off the bar stools at Maialino, his restaurant in the Gramercy Park Hotel, after a regular who is very big said they weren't welcoming.
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Other works in this vein turn objects that evoke traditionally feminine domesticity — blankets ("Coperta (Blanket)," 1968) and tiny stools ("Untitled," 1979) — from common commodities into inscrutable works of art.
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If you're not into the whole backless, spinning stool look for your kitchen's island or pub table, these wooden accent bar stools with cushioned backs offer a comfier dining experience.
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Some high chairs can even be converted to booster seats or kitchen stools after they've served their time as high chairs, but this 4moms model is just a high chair.
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Six-legged stools and small reed mats (called hwamunseok, hand-woven by Korean artisans) provide the first clue to this installation's function: subtly scaling these formal geometries to the body.
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Most of the stall's goods are second-hand knick-knacks, but they plan to convert it into something more like a café, with stools where people can sit and chat.
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By tapping the 2D artwork, you move books and furniture or collect stools and brooms from the living room, gradually adjusting accumulating the right tools to find the hidden treasure.
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Maybe so, but I refused to let them get rid of it or to get new bar stools, seeing no reason to spend money to replace what I already had.
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But for her latest collection — a series of 11 lamps, mirrors, stools and side tables titled Internal-izing — she looked past the shoreline to something much smaller: an individual cell.
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For Ms. Chen, gender nonbinary nursery design means understanding that a child foremost wants to master her environment, and tools like step stools, faucet adapters, and railings encourage that development.
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One of the model units has dazzling colors and patterns, including walls with painted trompe l'oeil paneling, powder-blue ceilings and counter stools, and a purply pink tie-dye rug.
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Kids are sitting on stools at a table at the back, and some are standing, because the light at this hour comes at angles, and the glare can be blinding.
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She used subdued grays on the walls, sofa and rug, and then introduced bright pink in the stools and lamps, and acid yellow in a throw and piping on pillows.
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It is not possible to enter the VIP lounge, nor can one sit at the bar, where the bar stools are on the inside and the taps on the outside.
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Built-in bookshelves made from rough-hewed logs book-end the other side of the room, matching the bar stools at the kitchen island, as well as the dining room table.
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At Zing's Awesome Rice, a discreet little takeout shop (with a table and a few stools) that opened in November on the Lower East Side, rice is less specialty than obsession.
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A bar runs along one wall of Eddie's, lined with stools that date back to the opening of the first ice cream shop to occupy the space nearly 100 years ago.
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In the center of a bar-height table and stools were trays full of tactile objects like a chain, a bit of rug, a crystal pencil and assorted 3D-printed objects.
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When decorating her new weekend abode, Murphy opted for for wooden benches and stools for a rustic farmhouse feel, slip-covered sofas, hand-woven baskets, white ceramic accents, and landscape paintings.
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But the objects and those around them are all 'infected': amorphous, slug-like blobs invade clock faces, the seats of the stools and chairs, and the mouths of plastic wine glasses.
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For example, I was able to set the camera up on a bar, rack the shutter time up to 15 seconds, and take a long exposure from a few stools away.
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Worn vintage armchairs are paired with leather-topped stools and dark wooden side tables in the living room, while a collage of moody artwork fills the walls in all the rooms.
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The one room has only stools around a white, minimalist horseshoe rectangular bar where servers will slide out sandwiches like smoked salmon on a croissant or stewed beef neck with avocado.
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The kitchen has glossy laminate cabinetry, Caesarstone counters, a center island with room for stools and a Smeg cooktop and stove; it is connected to a pantry and a laundry room.
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The kitchen is also open to this room and has an island with space for stools, engineered quartz counters, a patterned tile backsplash, a Big Chill range and a BlueStar refrigerator.
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The first Momofukus were a rebuke of the creature comforts that diners expected from buzzy restaurants, with cramped communal tables, plywood décor and stools that were a cut above milk crates.
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The front of the room was bare and bright, and filled with thirty-year-olds on backless stools at communal pale-wood tables—a picnic held in a cell-phone store.
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The outdoor garden featured fountains, climbing vines, and twinkle lights, and the bar itself was a standout with crimson topped rattan stools and an impressive piece of woodwork at the center.
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The space is narrow and deep: 13 stools at a long bar under Tiffany-esque lamps, facing a wall of shoji screens, with Japanese matchboxes lined up precariously along its ledge.
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There was a Warhol, a David Hockney print that the artist created on an iPad, and we sat during our interview on Sam Maloof bar stools once owned by Gene Kelly.
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Saturdays and Sundays, the men working inside will arrange a trash can, a plastic cooler filled with ice and bottles of Jarritos, and a handful of folding stools on the sidewalk.
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It's simple, really, but you can see just how it works below: Right now, you can get two TURBO Toilet Stools for just $59.99 – 40% off the usual cost of $100.
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On the school's small sports field, at least 400 children sat or knelt this week in front of stools used as small desks, answering questions about math, English, Chinese and physics.
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It had a service window that opened onto the street for customers who wanted their food to go, and a counter lined with stools for those who preferred to eat inside.
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The first Momofukus were a rebuke of the creature comforts that diners expected from buzzy restaurants, with cramped communal tables, plywood décor and stools that were a cut above milk crates.
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In Guilin, the dish is often eaten at bare-bones shops while you are half-crouched on tiny stools, the noodles heaped in metal bowls with nothing but meat and sauce.
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"Before, we thought retired life would be very dull, just sitting on little stools in the sun and shriveling up and growing old," said Zhao Kaile, a retired railway bureau administrator.
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A skeptical view Professor Timothy Read of Atlanta's Emory University School of Medicine told CNN that previous studies have already shown that Veillonella exists in higher abundance in the stools of athletes.
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In the emergency ward at Redemption, on the site of a former market in a congested slum on Monrovia's outskirts, doctors step over boxes, buckets and stools as they rush between patients.
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Here, the publications — which are set up in a space like a bar, with high stools — feel cramped in their smallish room and crowded by the numerous other artworks on the walls.
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That's right, you can come to Disrupt and watch us sit on tall stools holding mics while we talk about the week's money news in front of a bustling crowd of onlookers.
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The startup has a selection of basic furniture like grey couches, wooden coffee tables, and black counter stools, plus an air conditioner to rent at a monthly price, starting at three months.
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Though the classic symptom is jaundice -- a yellowing of the skin or the eyes -- other signs include fever, fatigue, loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, dark urine and light-colored stools.
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While 3D artist Moritz Reichartz was creating a virtual rendition of Ai Weiwei's Stools with Mashup Between the Clouds, he was nearing completion of an automated 3D animation inspired by artificial intelligence.
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Sitting on those stools is where you'll find the tried-and-true denizens of the beach—the proud remaining degenerates—shooting pool, chain smoking, and keeping the reverse hours of a banker.
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In the more traditional section of the bar, Buffalo Wild Wings has added more options: different types of tables and stools, an open layout, and the continued presence of TV screens everywhere.
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Most of the displays force you to crouch to properly scrutinize these scaled-down spaces, but there are stools thoughtfully scattered around that invite you to stay as long as you like.
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The ultra-colorful glazes on Kley's stools and planters remind me of campy talavera homeware and Dalí's foray into ceramics, while her painted trompe-l'œil walls are evocative of palazzos at night.
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The square dining room is painted half-orange and equipped with two flat-screen TVs, tuned to telenovelas or fútbol, and a long bar with padded stools and a hoard of tequila.
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Two rows of seats had been ripped out of the van, so a few of us squatted on tiny plastic stools that slid along the greasy metal floor when the road curved.
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The scene is peaceful and full of autumn melancholy; gourds loll in the thick scattering of leaves, two little stools display bunches of still-green oregano and basil stuffed in bottle gourds.
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Eagles chairs, Eagles tables, Eagles bistro tables, a 35 foot bar with Eagles bar stools, Vet Stadium seats, a 20 foot section of artificial grass from the Vet Stadium, and much more!
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Ai Weiwei's mitosing Stools are iconic sculptures, but if you've never seen them in person then 3D artist Moritz Reichartz's virtual experience Mashup Between the Clouds might be the next best thing.
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Past the dining area is an open kitchen with a wall of white cabinetry and built-in appliances and a long quartz-topped island with a waterfall edge and room for stools.
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In 2015 they moved into the parking garage, adding brightly colored metal tables with stools, designed for the kind of quick lunch where you huddle over your bowl and inhale its contents.
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Inside Sri Trat, Frank Sinatra croons while bartenders in vests pour sly Thai cocktails like the O-Liang (Scotch, port wine, Thai coffee and amaro) for guests ensconced on tufted leather stools.
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She and her two dogs have gotten very comfortable inside, however, and she looks forward to having friends sit on the bar stools at her walnut kitchen island as she pours drinks.
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"For the habitat, we brought products on wheels for mobile living, stools for seating and table surfaces and stackable chairs for saving space," Ikea interior designer Christina Levenborn said in a release.
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On a polished red floor, a dozen stools surround a long table, set with teacups and an open box of wooden matches — a staging meant to suggest the participants have just left.
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The day typically began with the "Cantata of the Alley," the sound of night stools (bucket-shape latrines) as they were cleaned with bamboo sticks after being emptied by night soil men.
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On jets like the new Boeing 747, elegant travelers of the 1960s and 70s floated between their spacious seats lounges with seats clustered around coffee tables, full bars with stools, and comfortable couches.
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Books News LONDON — At the opening of the London Book Fair on Tuesday, a mobile massage company set up a row of stools for anyone in need of a shoulder and neck rub.
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His health problems, other than light nausea, went away for two weeks, but then on another road trip he suddenly ran a fever of over 103 degrees and had blood in his stools.
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Just months after they were publicly exposed, the men of #MeToo would like to announce that they've served their sentences on their time out stools, and are ready to return to the playground.
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McLaren decked out their hospitality unit to look like a traditional British pub complete with 'Dog and Button' sign, dart board, bar, stools and pictures of the driver's career highlights on the walls.
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His pedestals, columns, stools, chairs and sculptures, with their clean lines, allusions to the human body and affinity for hollow spaces, are all around us, the California cousins of Brancusi and Henry Moore.
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With its stone walls and mushroom-like stools, it serves dishes you eat with your hands, and pair with a pleasant Sauvignon Blanc from India's Fratelli Wines (dinner for two, about 2152,218 rupees).
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He also turned logs from ash trees destroyed by the emerald ash borer (a type of beetle) into stools and side tables by cutting into them with a chain saw to create legs.
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I was fairly sure, for instance, that New York's dining future was full of backless stools, long waits, chicken-liver toasts and precisely engineered pub burgers after one meal at the Spotted Pig.
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El Camino is a stylish tapas bar that opened last year in a gorgeous space: a narrow room with mosaic-tile floors, coffered ceilings and one long marble counter lined with leather stools.
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Looking more like a Japanese pop band than a dance company, five women, all in white down to their nail polish — toes and fingers — stand or sit on white stools behind vertical screens.
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The final two courses — cheese from the nearby dairy and a dessert of rhubarb, cream and elderflower blossoms — were served outside around a campfire ringed with rough-hewed benches and wood-stump stools.
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Bright-orange stools, exposed brick, iron beams, and patio lights made the place feel less like a fast-food joint and more like a fast-casual spot that happens to have counter service.
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Besides bright colors, silver stools that resemble tree stumps, and unexpected graphic presentations of food-related adjectives, Gensler and Focus's aesthetic feast for millennial tastes manifests primarily in the layout: open and collaborative.
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When the stores opened in 2001, they had a dedicated section for kids, complete with low tables and stools, shelves of software programs for kids, and iMacs in kid-friendly colors and patterns.
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The library's delightful shop has something for everyone on your list, including Literary London micro jigsaw puzzles (150 tiny pieces; £9.50) and ingenious stools and side tables made of recycled paper (from £523).
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While other stools can feel awkward and take some getting used to, the TURBO uses a new adjustable ramp design, which creates a more natural and comfortable squatting position from the get-go.
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I also have two tall stools and a director chair, which makes it easy to move them around while I am working or to sit back to look at what I am working on.
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Mama's Royal CafeEvery city has one: The diner that's stood the test of time, filled with battle-scarred bar stools and seen-it-all waitresses, devoted locals, and its own particular breed of Americana.
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We visit a 1930s-era patisserie and cabaret with grotesque paintings on the walls, proscenium intact; a coffee shop with 1960s-era industrial stools, a cafe that sells rainbow gelatin cocktails in parfait glasses.
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Now, the reconstructed Stonewall is a low-lit, two-level space decorated inside with wooden floors, high-rise bar stools, mirrored walls and televisions playing music videos from artists like Rihanna and Enrique Iglesias.
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"We fed school-going children for six months with porridge made from crickets, and we collected stools over the period, and there is clear shift of microbial diversity from when they started," Kinyuru said.
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As part of its service, Happy Host arranges professional photography, and the loft, a former hat factory with Eamesian kitchen stools and a fig tree by the window, stood ready for an appraising gaze.
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Viewers can connect to the bodies in the frames by sitting on a number of sculpted stools, which were fabricated in collaboration with a Brazilian firm and based on historical West African design styles.
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Diners can sit on squat wooden chairs, a tan-leather banquette or felt-topped stools at the bar, which is lit by orblike pendants and backed by a Bauhaus-via-Brazil geometric tile mural.
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After six hours of tramping through stores, tired and parched, we gave ourselves over to flimsy plastic stools in the parking lot of a Pizza Hut, where a crowd milled about a chai stand.
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But here in the bar stools and diner booths, even widely varying opinions about the issues at the heart tended to come to one big question: When did everything have to get so political?
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The shop is small, and if you sit at one of the handful of red counter stools you will share the small tiled floor up front with neighbors waiting for takeout and delivery guys.
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A five-minute drive will take you to the Presidio Social Club, a cheerful all-day restaurant with a line of bar stools at the counter that's pleasantly reminiscent of an old-school diner.
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In September, Ninela Ivanova, a British designer, and Sebastian Cox, a British furniture maker, exhibited hanging lamps and stools made of willow wood and mushrooms (or more technically, mycelium, the root network of fungi).
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There is a peninsula with room for stools leading to a dining area, and steps down to the living room, which has a fireplace in a half-height wall and an office nook behind.
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Illustrating the intensity of the battle for political minds and souls going on around the world, the pair traded taunts and accusations, and hopped off their stools to face each other like prize fighters.
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Anton Alvarez's great-looking chairs, benches and stools, for example, are made by tightly wrapping together planks and scraps of wood using bright polyester thread and a machine of this Stockholm artist's own invention.
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At the start of the experiment, 42 percent of the kids had bowel movements less than three times a week and more than half of had stools that were unusually hard, large or painful.
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The shared stools, which reportedly have a QR code on their seats, have appeared near bus stops and train stations in the Chinese capitol in recent days, according to local daily Beijing Morning Post.
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If you stay home at night, you might be missing out on something, not sure what, but maybe exactly the person you've been waiting for will be sitting two stools down at the bar.
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Here, the stools are of comfortable height and polished wood, in a minimalist room with concrete floors and, on the walls, gauzily painted characters from the beloved wuxia (martial arts) novels of Jin Yong.
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Shaw himself uses a self-invented extruding gun — similar to the machines that shape long strands of dry pasta — to create wonky coils of repurposed plastic with which he sculpts stools and side tables.
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There's a bar lined with stools, a piano, a trumpet and, on the wall that serves as Levin's blackboard, a drink rail underlining a mathematical description of a black hole spinning in a magnetic field.
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C. diff symptoms can range from a moderate watery diarrhea several times a day to severe infections, which can be accompanied by fever, bloody stools, rapid heart rate, and can even lead to kidney failure.
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There are seven or eight of us working the busiest shifts at once in a 720-square-foot space, a restored 1940s diner, which includes seven booths, 16 counter stools and the hot grill area.
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The so-called dominant castes agitating for reservations fall between two stools: the old model of social justice, meant principally for the weakest of the weak, and the gains brought on by the free market.
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Here, visitors are encouraged to relax and color on stools made from large paint buckets topped off with cushions which are themselves repurposed from commercial fabrics, as well as fashioned from the more traditional leather.
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Everything inside the bar — including the stools — is for sale, having been sourced or scavenged by the owner, Derek Stonebarger, a hip, energetic cancer survivor who heads up the Las Vegas Arts District Neighborhood Association.
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Many days, inmates were forced to sit on plastic stools beside their bunk beds, with their backs perfectly straight and their hands on their knees, watching endless state television programs extolling Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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It isn&apost unusual for his stools to change a little in consistency from one day to the next (he likes to sneak mouthfuls of cat food whenever he can), so I wasn&apost worried.
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They have a cheap, thrown-together — yet sturdy — flamboyance, like big toys; the bench and stools could be used, but the chairs seem too angular for comfort, more like sculpture (and not bad as such).
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The piece, which dominates the center of the gallery floor, is a collection of water samples from Flint, tagged with locational data and displayed in myriad oddly warped vessels atop raw wooden stools of varying heights.
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It starts with physical objects: the small table, two accompanying stools, a custom napkin, a handmade book, a custom engraved glass bottle filled with whiskey, and two hand-blown glasses (plus, mercifully, a carafe of water).
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The rest of its contents will be divided up; stools with X-shaped bases, boxy tables, pyramidal floor lamps and flanged armchairs designed by Wright or Lautner have estimates starting at a few thousand dollars each.
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The lunch counter stools of Greensboro, North Carolina are the only ones preserved in the Smithsonian, but there were thousands like them around the South where activists sat down, placed their orders, and refused to leave.
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That appeal is down to the current social protection minister representing what political commentator Noel Whelan called "the most interesting story around the kitchen tables, water coolers and bar stools of Ireland" in a long time.
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"Soluble fiber supplements absorb water in the bowel and hold onto it well," he says, adding that this should help ensure your stools are more formed than they otherwise would be after having a few drinks.
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Editors sat (without assigned seating) on an assortment of vintage chairs and stools from the many booths that lined the market's alleys — and shop owners stood proudly in front of their stores watching the passing parade.
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"Aldo Bakker: Slow Motion" at Carpenters Workshop Gallery Carpenters Workshop Gallery's exhibition of work by the Dutch designer Aldo Bakker presents sculptural stools, tables and vessels rendered in stone, metal, porcelain, plastic foam and Japanese lacquer.
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Srinithdas Mundhada, whose 45-year-old store sells metal furniture like storage cabinets and cheap plastic chairs and stools, said that he and his family have already gotten adept at competing with big foreign-owned retailers.
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In 2013, by the time Mr. Winston and his colleagues were pushing stools into ice water, trying to keep them from floating up and conking them in the face, the Cardinals' facility was 23 years old.
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With the exception of a mound of stuffed Muppets in the room of their 14-year-old daughter, Millie, and two stone stools on the deck with monster feet, the house does not scream goofy creatures.
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"If something seems like the flu, but it's not going away — it's kind of hanging around— and for a week or weeks you have irregular stools, it might be something totally different altogether," Dr. Moff says.
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During a visit with two Swedish friends, perched on bar stools, we grazed through almost the entire menu; certain dishes immediately registered as the kind of food I knew I would be craving the next day.
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Hepatitis E affects an estimated 20 million people around the world each year, with typical symptoms including jaundice, dark urine and pale stools, abdominal pain and tenderness, nausea and vomiting, fever, and an enlarged, tender liver.
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So stores have the same wooden tables and stools used in the company's design workspaces, along with the same terrazzo floor as the lobby of the just-opened Steve Jobs Theater at Apple's massive new Cupertino headquarters.
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On a Wednesday night, a couple—a woman in a nice white dress, and a businessman—sit on bar stools eating a little bit of everything at Suzumebachi, a new bee-themed bar in downtown Fukuoka, Japan.
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The tiny dumpling spot, squeezed next to a barbershop, opened in December with a few stools at a window counter, heavy-eyelashed matryoshka dolls standing sentinel and a terse menu devoted to pelmeni, vareniki, blini and borscht.
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This involved all the participants—some eighty inmates, the full crew of thirty, the guards—packed into a dining hall about an acre in size, with eighty tables, each with four stools, everything bolted to the floor.
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Four days a week, he would help check out books, collect fines and troll the aisles to make sure all the edges of the books were neatly lined up, climbing on stools to reach the upper shelves.
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You can spot this former biochemist's mildly insane, obsessive-compulsive dedication to both coffee and life a mile away—or simply when you walk by his transparent coffee shop and see him perfectly aligning his bench stools.
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At one of those bars, Murphy's Bleachers, at the corner of Sheffield and Waveland, directly across the street from Wrigley's center-field bleachers, the tables and bar stools that will be removed Friday were still in place.
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A sign-in sheet is kept outside the door, next to the pink pay phone (25 cents; it works), and hopeful customers sit on ceramic garden stools at the top of the stoop listening for their names.
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Before he began crafting foam furniture, he built biomorphic stools and screens from stacks of polished ash, birch and walnut wood that he precisely contoured using a CNC machine to evoke rolling waves or gusts of wind.
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The installation imagines a humid summer day like the ones Mr. De Othello experienced growing up in Miami in a Haitian family: One of its elements is a fan cast in bronze, and there are ceramic stools.
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Cleveland They perched on bar stools, their bodies long and lean, like eels, the women in sleeveless dresses the color of flowers or fruit (marigold, tangerine), the men in fitted suits the color of embers (charcoal, ash).
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To further emphasize the perspective switch, this immersive production, directed by May Adrales ("Vietgone"), is set in a North African coffeehouse lined with heavy drapes and thick carpets, with audience members sitting on stools and large cushions.
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Take a look at the workshop attendees at your local Apple store, learning how to share photos they've taken on their iphone or edit home video with iMovie; you'll see the elder boom sitting on stools right there.
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Far from a fluke, argues Sismondo, revolutionaries would continue to incite change from bar stools, a more recent example being the Stonewall riots of 1969, made possible by the solidification of a gay community through clandestine bar meetings.
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Photograph by Cole Wilson for The New Yorker At Paulie Gee's Slice Shop (110 Franklin St., Brooklyn, $3.50-$5) , in Greenpoint, which opened in 2018, there are laminate booths, glittery lime-green vinyl stools, and orange plastic trays.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 13 (Reuters) - West Elm, a unit of home furnishings company Williams-Sonoma Inc, is recalling about 6,100 Saddle bar and counter stools because the legs can break, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission said on Tuesday.
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From the Grand Salon, the same south-facing enfilade runs in the opposite direction through an informal dining room carved from a former boudoir to a new contemporary kitchen with parquet floor, marble-topped island and high stools.
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For now, Adam and Polly sit on their stools with their secrets and their drinks (he orders red wine, and regrets this when it comes refrigerated; she has whiskey — on the rocks, of course), sizing each other up.
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The stools lining the wooden bar fill up fast with well-heeled guests ordering up martinis, Pimm's Cup and Aperol spritz cocktails, but there's a small bar upstairs that's worth a try if the downstairs bar is full.
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If you do choose to have your microbiome scanned, you will receive a kit in the mail that contains sterile swabs and instructions on how to collect samples from stools or, in some cases, your tongue or skin.
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The small room, outfitted with plenty of counter space and tall stools, sits across the street from an importer called Radicchio King, whose sign is a useful landmark if the restaurant's awning is blocked by an 18-wheeler.
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The home, which boasts an open floor plan, also features a wooden dining table surrounded by red stools, where the cast "draw and talk and have discussions," Clint, a 28-year-old Instagram celebrity from a small town explains.
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CEO Doug McMillon said Friday at the retailer's annual shareholders meeting in Bentonville, Arkansas, that Walmart will save at least $30 million this year by swapping out existing stepping stools in its distribution centers with a lighter-weight version.
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That means that, from silverware and bar stools, down to the entire contents of its wine cellar, co-owners Julian Niccolini and Alex von Bidder will walk away from the more than 50-year-old establishment virtually empty-handed.
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Partly as a result, policymakers often felt caught between two stools: either they clung on to old growth strategies (such as low-end manufacturing) for too long, or they embraced sophisticated models (such as the "knowledge economy") too soon.
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Hayneedle: Up to 60% off select patio dining furniture, conversation sets, bars and bar stools and fire pit patio sets; Extra 10% off select Adirondack chairs, hammocks, cushions and pillows, umbrellas and benches with code SIZZLER (through July 21).
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Insoluble fiber adds bulk to your stool to help move it through your intestines, and soluble fiber dissolves in water, forming a gel-like material that moves stools out — and most foods contain different amounts of both, Rissetto says.
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Her "Spaceship" stools and tables are organic shapes with geometric angles threatening to take flight; arched light fixtures bisect the space they occupy; and plates carved with Arabic calligraphy are displayed alongside pieces representing the birth of Arabic writing.
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Six dancers, some sitting, some standing, congregate around a row of wooden stools and gaze at Ousmane Wiles as he eases forward into space and crouches, spinning back to them before dashing away again with sliding feet in reverse.
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Nope, some of hip-hop's foremost artists have gotten way more specific when it comes to their relationship with their stools and have proudly rapped about using fresh feces in all manner of innovative (and usually downright gross) ways.
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It was three times as large for one thing, with a scratched-up glass partition between the stools and tables that made the place vaguely resemble a classroom and the drills and saws that made it seem anything but.
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The danger is that she falls between two stools — depicted by the military as too weak on "national security" while being seen in the eyes of the international community as too weak in her defense of an ethnic minority.
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At the long wooden bar, which sits between the dining area and the small concrete pool, patrons perch on spindly stools drinking mai tais and licking cones of soft serve, which comes in flavors like toasted coconut and granola.
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For months, Sawaya used his expertise to recreate the set, which includes everything from a full bar with bar stools to the iconic orange couch where so many of Phoebe, Joey, Chandler, Monica, Ross and Rachel's conversations took place.
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There were real orchids and red roses, lots of big red Sacher-branded umbrellas with wooden handles by the door for guests to borrow if it rained, plush red velvet-cushioned stools, and plenty of gold and marble touches.
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Newspaper photographers had a separate section close to the church, and they jostled for position on more than a dozen stepladders (a less than glamorous scene), and some had foot-long camera lenses that stood on their own stools.
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In two days in the city, this reporter was offered soft drinks, grapes, plantain chips, eggs, newspapers, windscreen wipers, hats, hot-water bottles, flip-flops, stuffed animals, gospel music, dog leads, three-legged stools, a large mirror and a CD rack.
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In Italy, where I'm from, natural wine is synonymous with fake, paint-chipped walls, wooden and metal stools, and indie music; in Moscow, the "typical" wine bar is Big Wine Freaks, which you might compare to a trendy bar in Tribeca.
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In observations at the Prague Zoo, Khalil Baalbaki watched gorillas turn empty crates into a series of household objects: tables, chairs, stepping stools to extend their reach, trays to carry their food and as weapons to be thrown in a fight.
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To wit, the apartment Black and Manchildblack share "is very minimal, and 1960s mod," Black said as they pointed out Bertoia-inspired chairs and side tables that resemble Sori Yanagi's iconic Butterfly stools in the home décor store Peace and Riot.
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At these markets, rows of sweet sausages grill in the open air, locals sit on plastic stools on street corners enjoying bowls of noodles, and in the cacophony of sights, sounds, and neon the unmistakable smell of stinky tofu lingers.
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There are the original Art Deco-ish baked enamel and white porcelain counters, a few stools where customers perch to enjoy a quick meal — a Columbia professor with a lox and bagel, a lawyer in early to nosh a blintz.
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Sometimes when I'd come down in the morning to get my motorbike they'd be hanging out with Chu Binh, the three of them perched on small plastic stools playing co tuong (Chinese chess), smoking cigarettes and drinking strong black tea.
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For example, Apple removed stools in stores to encourage customers and staff to remain at an arm's-length distance apart and told staff not to offer Apple Watch try-ons unless specifically requested by customers, as Business Insider previously reported.
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Mr. Xie said he was abused by interrogators who blew smoke in his face, punched and kicked him, and forced him to sit on top of a wobbly stack of plastic stools, warning him not to move or suffer recriminations.
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The diner with a handful of counter stools and a small dining room with booth seating was featured on Food Network's "Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives, " and it's been visited by famous people throughout the decades, like Duke Ellington and Liberace.
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Also, D-mannose can have side effects: it can cause loose stools, and, because it is a sugar, it creates risk for diabetes, noted Dr. Lee Riley, a professor of epidemiology and infectious diseases at the University of California, Berkeley.
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The loft has the quality of a Mondrian: Bare white walls are set off against rectangular panels of intricately grained rare woods, a grid of tatami mats and cylindrical white calico-covered stools floating on clear legs (also designed by Sugimoto).
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A lack of organizational, environmental and social support for standing - including adjustable sit-stand workstations, standing-only meeting rooms and high stools and desks - can make it feel awkward for workers to put the standing ideal into practice, he noted.
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In his book Banker to the Poor, Yunus describes meeting a woman in Bangladesh who was making stools out of bamboo and earned only two cents per day, because she had to repay so much money to her bamboo supplier.
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Also, D-mannose can have side effects: it can cause loose stools, and, because it is a sugar, it creates risk for diabetes, noted Dr. Lee Riley, a professor of epidemiology and infectious diseases at the University of California, Berkeley.
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As audience members take their seats, the performers are already engaged in matter-of-fact tasks, dryly reciting trabalenguas (Spanish tongue twisters) and rearranging objects strewn across the space: ladders, stools, laptops, power strips, swaths of pastel and fluorescent fabric.
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You may be tempted to linger on one of the few stools or at the lone table in the corner, drinking canned Japanese coffee or house-brewed tea spiked with honeydew melon, while learning about the young men's alternate careers as skateboarders.
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Arrive early to grab one of the 19 wrought-iron stools at the curved bar and order from a menu that combines old Hollywood classics (Silver Dollar buttermilk pancakes) with more recent L.A. stalwarts (grilled lean turkey burgers, egg white omelettes with vegetables).
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"It's also a matter of perception: For somebody who moves their bowels once a day, a sudden increase in frequency will be of concern to them," she says, adding that diarrhea can also refer to a change in the consistency of your stools.
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Details (the gorgeous pattern of intensely individual skirts for eight supporting women, some breathtakingly hued stools for some attendant boyars) are as thrilling as the overall charm of a fairy tale told in a blast of reds, yellows, golds and stinging sky blues.
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This year, he worked with his sister, the ceramicist Mary-Lynn Massoud, on an exhibit called "Autopsy," which was shown by the Carwan Gallery at the Armory Show this spring, and featured six cast bronze stools inspired by South African fertility dolls.
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The shop, conceived by three architects — including the Jean Nouvel assistant Samuel Nageotte — is high design, with soft-lit white walls, glass-front cabinets with amber bottles and a bar with vintage high-back stools where customers can sit to test scents.
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Then came Chicago, where, to escape the new reality of a gig that crippled me with anxiety and self-doubt, I'd seek out conversations with strangers at night I'd found via mutual right swipes or two or three bar stools down from me.
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They include chairs for a church in the form of a simple box, with three planes beveled into the top to form a seat, as well as the adroit stools of SESC Pompéia, each made from four orthogonal planes of economical pine.
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It's an impressive group that includes Martino Gamper, famous for his 219D drawing project "221 Chairs in 100 Days," whose button-top stools figure in the space, and his wife, the sculptor Francis Upritchard, who helped choose a vibrant orange for the walls.
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The ground floor is open, with exposed brick walls and a beamed ceiling, and has a living area, a dining area and a kitchen centered on a large island with a five-burner Thermador cooktop and range hood, and space for stools.
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An event not for Moslawis (the people of Mosul) so much as regional, national, and foreign dignitaries — the UN representatives, Iraqi officials, and European diplomats sitting with plastic stools in front, as behind them looms the destroyed mosque with its missing minaret.
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More singular in approach is the work of the late Cuban American artist Felipe Jesus Consalvos, whose inimitable and precise collages can be found in the Fleisher/Ollman booth applied to guitars, stools, chairs, mirrors, garbage cans, and more conventional flat surfaces too.
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Mark Mason (Former WFAN Program Director, Mike and the Mad Dog architect, current Vice President of Digital Media for CBS RADIO New York, nicknamed "Gumby" by Don Imus): Francesa's the guy that you hear a couple bar stools down, and you go, holy crap.
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Bún chả Hương Liên—the eatery in Hanoi, Vietnam where Anthony Bourdain and Barack Obama filmed an episode of Parts Unknown season 8—is preserving the moment forever by encasing the table (along with the blue plastic stools that they sat on) in glass.
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At first blush, the brass-detailed walnut tables and stools, hand-blown lamps and small household items comprising his debut collection, Series 001, seem unobtrusive; however, as the Cleveland-bred and Southern California Institute of Architecture-educated Pocsik points out, the important things happen underneath.
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Health department officials in Genesee County, where Flint is the largest city, said there has been an increase in the gastrointestinal illness, which can lead to severe diarrhea, fever, nausea, vomiting, cramps and stools containing blood and mucus, according to a statement issued last month.
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We're almost a month into a romaine lettuce-related E. coli outbreak, and the Centers for Disease Control have continued to warn us that we should take it easy on the salad greens unless we want to see how loose our stools can get.
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An older gentleman is reading the paper; a father and son play on one of the stools; I notice a young architect explaining the design of the Pavilion to her group of friends; a woman and her boyfriend sit cozily chatting and people watching.
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I can still remember the slippery grey marble tiles, the black vinyl stools, the benches surrounding the dance floor, and the narrow staircase that descended into the club's dark and cold basement, which at the time, felt like a metaphor for coming out in Romania.
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But what I love most about "Harold and Kumar Get Blinded by the Light" (or "HAKGBBTL," for short) is the prospect of two unconventional Asian-American "model minorities" interacting with dispossessed blue-collar workers reliving their "Glory Days" atop stools in the Legion Hall.
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Years ago, Evans Cyprus, the chain's farseeing 94-year-old patriarch and founder, bought a variety of lunch counter outposts, where he installed the vinyl upholstered booths, chrome-edged Formica counters, swivel stools and clustered ranks of condiments that amount to an archetypal diner style.
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Beyond the innately disturbing transformation of these stools into a cavalier game piece, this sculpture turns the utilitarian prison stool on its head, allowing the viewer to evaluate the discomfort of its design, and imagine the kind of space where it would typically exist.
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The resulting contortions, which Wurm records in photographs, are at once humorous and discomforting: One sculpture comprises a performer pressing their forehead against a stack of three oranges; in another, a spectator is asked to plank their body atop a set of midcentury stools.
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The counter was white marble, the plates were glazed with a monochromatic drip pattern that recalled Jackson Pollock, and the stools at the counter were swiveling numbers in black leather that suggested a casino, which in fact is where Mr. Borgognone first spotted them.
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But her most successful project was more surreal: Bahia Denim, a sturdy textile fabricated from leftover pieces of jeans, molded and bonded using bioresin, then cut into flat sheets that mimicked indigo-hued marble, which could later be formed into stools, tables and other furnishings.
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The vinyl booths of the Double R Diner in which the lovers of "Twin Peaks" canoodled, while the swivel stools where Cooper would sit and savor a slice of pie and a "damn good cup of coffee," can be found at Twede's Cafe in North Bend.
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"Once I wore a dress to a panel I was on that was quite appropriate in length but slightly above the knees and they had these super tall stools for speakers," Megan Berry, VP of product at Octane AI, an automated messenger marketing platform, told me.
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Sofas, chandeliers, dining chairs, bar stools, poufs and pool and foosball tables are just a few of the products shoppers will be able to find (but there are sure to be a few mirrored elephants and other oddities hiding in the aisles, per HomeGoods' signature style).
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Sunday night's debate between Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton holds the promise of the town hall format's greatest (at times worst) hits: aimless meandering, awkward bar stools that participants mostly have to lean on and, of course, face-to-face interaction with voters.
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A time-tested classic that somehow survived a 1978 natural gas explosion that destroyed almost everything in the space and injured dozens, the bar itself lacks stools but has an old brass rail across the front for patrons loaded on gin and tonics to hold on to.
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There's a fig tree, and a bush that attracts hummingbirds, and a variety of plants and handmade stools and low tables, and baskets with local fruit, and objects Vo has found on his Mexican travels—a braided leather lasso, Coca-Cola bottles with scorpions embalmed in mezcal.
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The food tastes the same as in the United States, but there are lots of design differences you notice at the London locations: from the open kitchen layout to the trendy wallpaper with colorful murals and long tables with bar stools to eat in big groups.
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Fans of his work will recognize several iconic pieces sprinkled throughout the apartment, such as quirky Delft blue ceramics in custom glass cabinets and the five puffy Monster Bar Stools he designed for Moooi lining one side of the sturdy marble island that anchors the open kitchen.
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There's a very long bar behind a line of black, geometric bar stools receding toward the vanishing point; low lounge tables; taller, square wood tables; round wood tables; black-leather booths; red-leather booths; red-leather banquettes; and a row of chairs facing a kitchen counter.
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Galleria Rossella Colombari in Milan exhibited a spectacular double wooden desk of cascading shelves attributed to the Venetian architect Carlo Scarpa, and another Milanese gallery, Nilufar, brought rare leather stools, almost like campaign chairs, designed in the 1930s by the father of modern Italian design, Gio Ponti.
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The doors were finally unlocked in July, revealing a row of tables under electrified gas lamps and a row of stools in front of a white-oak bar that looks as if it was built to last at least until Van Brunt Street sinks into the sea.
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And so it was thumbs-up to the white Jensen-Lewis dining table, the Crayola-colored dining chairs and bar stools with cutout backs, the light fixture that resembles planets in orbit, the heather-gray sofa and chair, and the coffee table with a storage compartment.
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Beyond is a living room with more exposed brick and a fireplace, which is wide open to an expanded kitchen with custom white cabinets, quartz counters, brass-and-glass shelves, a marble-tiled range hood and an island with a farmhouse-style sink and room for stools.
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At any time of day, crowds spilled onto the streets, crouching on kid-size plastic stools, smoking cigarettes and sipping turbocharged Vietnamese coffee sweetened with condensed milk, another legacy of history: coffee from the French, condensed milk because of the lack of fresh milk at the time.
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Some of the services already available for visitors are wheelchairs and portable stools, sign-language interpretation, touch tours, Braille signage and "Morning at the Museum," a program for those with cognitive and sensory processing disabilities (such as those with autism, attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder and Down syndrome).
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Guests can literally saddle up to the home bar with her equestrian-style stools, while her basement game room continues the trend with wall-mounted deer heads (honorable mention to the A Christmas Story leg lamp that also makes an appearance to the left of the pool tables).
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The family's recent Hamptons beach house makeover includes one stunning (and practical) addition: baby Nico's "light and airy" nursery, which features a Hudson convertible crib ($398), Hayden glider ($2,398), dip-dyed stools ($58 to $68), black-and-white striped rug ($398 to $998) and more from Serena & Lily.
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They spent two minutes at the counter ordering, two minutes on wooden stools by the windows waiting for their beers to be pulled, and the rest of the afternoon at an outside table surrounded by white walls of brick and plaster that evoked a village in le Midi.
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Squatty Potty is without a doubt, the biggest name in ergonomic toilet accessory design, but it's not the only one of its kind: There's the Squat 'n' Go, the Welles Step, and a line of ergonomic toilet stools made by a company called easyGopro, just to name a few.
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"The Bicycle Diaries," for instance, is an amateurish short play that consists of characters sitting on bar stools making cryptic statements and regurgitating scientifically dubious theories of racial inequality—which have been euphemized under the umbrella of "human biodiversity," or HBD, as part of the alt-right's larger rebranding.
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In May 2016, Anthony Bourdain and then-President of the United States, Barack Obama, sat on plastic stools in a hole-in-the-wall restaurant in Hanoi, Vietnam, eating bowls of a still-steaming local specialty, drinking beer from the bottle, and talking about hot dogs, of all things.
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Morris and Polonsky's projects often reflect the idea that these places become most enticing when filled with the same global, minimalist details (imported tiles, Alvar Aalto stools, oak tables) that appeal when encountered on social media, whether in pictures of other restaurants, or even of homes or hotels.
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The kitchen counter that opens onto the main room is lined with polystyrene stools by Lamb, and a silver cloud by Federico Uribe, a Colombian artist they represent, hangs on the wall by a window; upon closer inspection, you notice it's composed of thousands of interlocking safety pins.
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Mr. Deitch's new gallery will feature what he called "a good introduction to the artist's work," including an accumulation of 6,000 wooden stools, flea-market finds that represent hundreds of years (and thousands of families) in Chinese history; it reprises an installation from the Gropius Bau in Berlin.
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On the patio of Harry's, the ground-floor dive bar at the Harrington, a group of blue- polo-clad Proud Boys entertained a group of wildly drunk ultra-right-wing Ukrainians who kept falling off their stools, even as they yelled to the servers to bring them more beer.
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You can find wooden stools with navy and gray feet; color-blocked doors; rustic, non-weight-bearing ladders painted white at the bottom; tree stumps that have been repurposed as side tables and dressed up with black paint; and millennial-baiting gold-dipped quartz crystal air plant holders.
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The cottage was bright with sunlight and cluttered with a lifetime's accumulation of achievements — artwork he'd completed or abandoned tucked into every available space, sculptures on stools and stacks of canvasses leaning against walls, a table covered with bottles of paint and jars of brushes, a couch weighed down with books.
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There have been points in my life—points where I've been asked to travel over three hours to go to a crowded party at midnight in below-freezing temperatures where I know there'll be no stools, forget chairs—where I've seriously considered dropping the friendship, in the interest of transportation time.
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If you time your visit right this week, you can witness the orb being pushed around by spectators and members of the Viennese design collective breadedEscalope, whose series of Original Stools are formed by filling a silicone mold within the sphere with resin and using motion to create a unique object.
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Alongside the new customers came bar stools, live jazz and a new breed of cocktails geared toward a broader audience, many revived from the pre-Prohibition era: sours like the Sidecar and the Bee's Knees, frothy drinks like the gin fizz, strong and stirred drinks like the Manhattan and the martini.
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It is loaded with readily differentiable components piled up the way you might stack a bunch of small tables, pedestals, and step-stools — if you had to get them out of the way quickly or clumsily to barricade a door, or to create a veritable Arcadian playground for a cat.
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Run by Kelsie Kerr, one of the chefs at Chez Panisse who taught me to cook, Standard Fare is mostly kitchen; at lunchtime, customers turn the wide sidewalk into an ad hoc dining room, perching atop a row of metal stools with bowls of soup and focaccia sandwiches on their laps.
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General digestive complaints can also occur, including persistent abdominal cramps, gas pain or low back pain, feeling bloated, or experiencing a change in bathroom habits that lasts more than a few days, such as diarrhea, constipation, narrower than usual stools or a feeling that your bowel is not emptying completely.
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A fish fry is an event, whether held on a riverbank down South on a Saturday afternoon or in a church basement after Sunday worship, or any day of the week at this small storefront with just two stools, next to a funeral home in Fordham Manor, in the Bronx.
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We motored through spiky sisal fields that ran for miles and miles and ended in a town where dozens of people were selling wooden hand-carved stools — they were actually carving them along the road, flakes of wood shavings littering the highway's shoulders — being gently stirred by the wind of our passing wheels.
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BEIJING — Perched unsteadily on a stack of plastic stools in an isolated room, Xie Yang, a Chinese lawyer, was encircled day and night by interrogators who blew smoke in his face, punched and kicked him, and threatened to turn him into an "invalid" unless he confessed to political crimes, he has said.
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It has become harder for the Food Ranger to find the places that make his documentation valuable — the teensy plastic stools, the prices that hover around three-and-a-half yuan (about 50 cents), and the aroma of Sichuan pepper billowing out of a silver pan perched on the edge of the street.
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"We know that microplastics are endemic in the environment, in consumer products we all use, and in many different species of animals that we consume directly or indirectly, so it would be more surprising if they had not detected microplastics in human stools," said Peter Jenkinson, managing director at environmental consulting firm CEHTRA.
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This handy chart was developed in the early 1990s through research conducted by doctors based at the Bristol Royal Infirmary in the U.K. For instance, using an early version of the scale for a 1992 prospective study published in Gut, they found that women tended to report stools that reflected constipation more frequently than men.
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Over 600 volunteers have signed up to these sessions so far and when The Pilcrow opens in Sadler's Yard (an event space in the centre of the city) later this year, they'll be able to point to the beer taps, the bar stools, or even the staff aprons, and know they helped make them.
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Colorectal cancer symptoms include a change in bowel habits like diarrhea, constipation, or narrowing of stool that lasts longer than a few days; rectal bleeding; dark stools or blood in the stool; abdominal pain; a feeling like you need to have a bowel movement that doesn't go away after having one; fatigue; and weight loss.
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Aging farmers in this corner of Seongju county, more than 200 kilometers (125 miles) south of the capital Seoul, spend the day sitting by the asphalt in tents or on plastic stools, watching vehicles coming and going from a former golf course where military workers are setting up an advanced U.S. missile-defense system.
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Instead of going into the hotel, I threw off caution and followed Mina uphill through the brick streets of the medina with my backpack and roller suitcase to an open-wall, street-side food stand named Ray Charley — essentially six stools and a counter with a little kitchen and two cooks, both named Sayed.
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Inside, the store embodies Sitz's distinct brand of craft-focused California minimalism: Arranged around the airy white-walled space — which is flooded with light from the barn's original multi-pane windows — are geometric marble containers by the Belgian industrial designer Michaël Verheyden and life-size sheep stools by the German designer Hanns-Peter Krafft.
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WATCH THIS: Delivery Driver for Amazon Steals Puppy; Owner Emails Jeff Bezos and Is Reunited with His Dog The collection of bar stools (4-pack backless, $114.99; 4-pack with a back, $159.99) are the brightest furniture in the line, with metal hues such as neon yellow, teal, and green to add a little life to a neutral kitchen.
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Hungry City 9 Photos View Slide Show ' Among the city's million unseen threads, this one starts at B & K French Cuisine, a tiny Harlem counter with a few metal stools and a kitchen bereft of gas, and leads across the ocean to Restaurant Alain Ducasse at the Plaza Athénée Paris, where the ceiling rains down Swarovski crystals.
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Hayneedle: Outdoor Pre-Season Sale: Save on outdoor furniture, fire pits, décor & more through 3/25; Stylish Finds Under $199: Save on coffee tables, accent chairs, bar stools & more through 3/18; Bathroom Refresh Sale: Save on vanities, storage, medicine cabinets & more through 3/18; Kids Bedroom Sale: Save on beds, dressers, desks & more through 3/11.
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The CDC says to "go IMMEDIATELY to an emergency room or the closest health care provider if any of the following warning signs appear": severe abdominal pain or persistent vomiting; red spots or patches on the skin; bleeding from the nose or gums; vomiting blood; "black, tarry" stools; pale, cold or clammy skin; or difficulty breathing.
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SORT OF SWEET, REALLY BALLS Buffalo Wild Wings knows exactly what your post-op groin needs, so they've put special "Jewel Stools" in two of its restaurants (complete with built-in icepacks and the words JEWEL STOOL on the seatback) so you can watch Gonzaga destroy Fairleigh-Dickinson while strangers are forced to think about your scrotal skin. SPORTS!
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Today, at Mr. Merrill's new Lafayette Street location, not a single object predates World War I. The white-walled space is dominated by contemporary creations: monstrous bronze LED chandeliers by Niamh Barry, an Irish designer; sinewy wood console tables by Marc Fish of East Sussex, England; and animal-inspired stools by Erin Sullivan, a New Yorker.
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He began in 210 with the idea that the third act of George Bernard Shaw's "Man and Superman," a two-hour dream sequence dealing with war, crime, sex and spirituality, could be read by four actors sitting on stools, with no scenery or costumes, relying just on the author's insights and the extraordinary personalities of the actors.
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"If a player wants the privilege of making millions of dollars in the NFL, or other leagues, he or she should not be allowed to disrespect our Great American Flag (or Country) and should stand for the National Anthem," Trump wrote on Twitter, part of a series of rhetorical bar stools he lobbed for most of a week.
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The $2995 million apartment used as a model unit at the Standish at 171 Columbia Heights in Brooklyn was designed by Matter, and includes a spidery copper pendant lamp with a pink-and-aqua glass shade by Bec Brittain, primitive oak dining stools and a table by Jamie Gray, and layered pink and turquoise living room curtains.
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A series of chairs lined the perimeter of the stage, just beyond the rail that separated the dancer and the audience members who have decided to sit right there in front of the stage and fling bills at the dancers rather than lounge on a black leather booth or on stools at a high stooled circular table further away.
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The following is a list, by no means complete, to begin with: All spaces should have combinations of on-grade entrances, ample seating with support, ASL interpreters, communication access real-time translation (CART), all-gender restrooms, assisted listening devices, 1:12 ramps, railings, grab bars, foot stools, temperature control, quiet spaces, closed captions, and a staff educated about service animal etiquette.
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I couldn't handle the party stoned, but I always enjoyed sitting with him on the metal stools in his workshop, surrounded by jigsaw blades and stainless-steel fasteners and coils of red and blue Pex tubing while he crumbled a bud into a pipe, growing more calm with each hit he took, more like the version of him that I liked best.
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There was the sense of falling between stools I've often perceived when big symphonies have approached the Baroque: They're not willing to go for the full-orchestra, Technicolor, often delicious arrangements that were in vogue in the middle of last century, but neither are they able to conjure the dizzying freshness with which specialist ensembles like Le Concert d'Astrée have spoiled us.
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Out now, the debut collection consists of psychedelic ceramic stools handmade by craftsmen on the Italian Amalfi Coast; the terra-cotta seats (originally developed for the fall 2015 Celine runway show) were molded on a traditional pottery wheel in five distinct shapes and then painted with an experimental combination of glazes and oxides in colors including acid green, vibrant amber and marbled cerulean.
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Ai then filled the gallery with a series of Chinese zodiac-themed works made out of Legos and a sweeping installation, first shown in 2014: a mass of nearly 6,000 antique wooden stools, scavenged from antique furniture dealers in China, which together — scuffed and dinged but sturdy — serve as a sort of group portrait of the generations of Chinese families who used them.
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Visitors can peruse the small shelf of books, which includes titles like Prepper's Home Defense and The Zombie Survival Guide, or read one of Sumpter's own textual creations — such as her zine, The Escape Artist Mixtape, or excerpts on posters from her Afrofuturist graphic novel, Graffiti in the Grass — while sitting on stools (Boom 4 Real Escape Pod (2019)) that double as storage spaces for emergency supplies.
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The athlete set up a colonoscopy at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, but before he could undergo the procedure his fever went up again, the pain increased and he found more blood in his stools, so he went straight to the ER. He was exhibiting signs of sepsis, a life-threatening bodily response to bacteria that left him with a fever of 104, unstable breathing and confusion.
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The haul included glass-topped side tables, open bookcases, ivory leather bar stools, accent chairs with rattan panels, a sand-colored sofa that she really didn't think she needed — "I said my old one would be fine, and my stepmother said it wasn't going to work; she, of course, was right" — and a glass-topped round dining table that was a particular object of desire.
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Hundreds of guests, including the actresses Kirsten Dunst, Saoirse Ronan and Dakota Johnson, and the singer Elton John — many of whom had earlier been treated to an after-hours private tour of the Uffizi Gallery, just across the river — perched in the Palatine portrait galleries on rainbow-hued canvas stools inscribed with words from a poem by Lorenzo de' Medici to watch the show go by.
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Thus the brilliant "Rubber Ring Floating in a Swimming Pool" (1971) — gorgeously economic in its geometrical treatment of a plan view of a pool, just two blocks of color with a red circle — sits with 2014's "4 Blue Stools," a "photographic drawing" splicing together drawing and digital photos of sitters, with the Tate arguing for its technical concerns with pictorial plane and perspective.
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