In true Prohibition style, some cocktails are served in teacups.
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We spinned ourselves dizzy in giant pastel teacups at Disney World.
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There's also a shop selling artisan-made teacups, platters and urns.
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Y'know they were cutting loose because they rode Dumbo AND the Teacups.
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These adorable miniature teacups are perfect for all the Queen Elizabeth fans.
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Roller coasters, spinning teacups and dolphins beckoned just minutes away at Disney World.
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The props (edible teacups, mushroom tuffets) and costumes were surreally proportioned and druggie.
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Visitors took a whirl in oversized teacups on the "Mad Tea Party" ride.
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"It's good to use the fancy teacups while you still can," she said.
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And the teacups the two drink out of are oddly reminiscent of Pennywise's ruff.
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Also, hand-painted blue porcelain teacups are a very beloved style among the Chinese.
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The designs include wildflowers, teacups, rabbits, and hearts inspired by the Queen of Hearts.
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She was left sitting by herself on the bed, looking at two empty teacups.
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The décor is deeply personal, with thrift-store teacups and antlers and Funko figurines.
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There will be no men's shoes under the dining room table, no stained teacups.
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Her back was turned as she washed two identical white teacups at the kitchen sink.
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Add the gin and let rewarm for 21 seconds, then divide equally between two teacups.
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With each only $1.99, we want to get a whole set of these flamingo teacups.
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"People are so moved by these two innocent teacups," Mr. Kok said in an interview.
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Customers can purchase the cafe's teacups and plates, from the new Tiffany Blue porcelain line.
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That the Teacups ended up dead in their own safe house is an embarrassing failure.
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No teacups thrown are across the room, but one news anchor gets thrown for a loop.
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Similarly, the Blue Fire Megacoaster ("powered by Gazprom") made Space Mountain look like Alice's Spinning Teacups.
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Here's where you need to be, teacups and fascinators in hand, to see the latest royal wedding.
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Grab your fascinators and teacups because this weekend's royal wedding will be serving some piping hot tea.
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They can slam one house to splinters and leave teacups untouched on the kitchen table next door.
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Not surprisingly — to de Waal, at least — the apes in London quickly mastered the teacups and teapot too.
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The company also makes matching teacups, saucers, platters, and tiered tea trays, which you can buy on Amazon.
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We just ask that you take a second to digest before hopping right back on the spinning teacups.
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His black-and-white drawings, which are starkly beautiful, depict oval-shaped sugar pots and goblet-like teacups.
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Nothing remained except for the pair of matching teacups father and mother used, lying on top of each other.
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"I was being offered everything," she said, gingerly pouring cream into teacups of Earl Grey and passing them around.
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Teahouses were told to expel itinerant barbers (who did sometimes drop hair clippings in other patrons' teacups, it is true).
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GILDED teacups, brocade curtains and public confirmations of private-jet transfers all contribute to the atmosphere in London's poshest hotels.
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They have a lot of like, Japanese teacups and dishware and ceramics, and they have cool incense and kitchenware stuff.
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At five, the girls arrived on the veranda, their bare feet going past his room and teacups rattling on saucers.
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If you think more operas should have an occasional "Twin Peaks" vibe and be sung from spinning teacups, watch this.
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Other college essentials are also captured around the royal's room, including photography books, a collection of teacups and an electric toothbrush.
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You have these fake teacups and fake food, you're playing like there's a little party and your friends are coming over.
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The Mad Tea Party ride, for example, saw kids fascinated by the spinning teacups that swirled them around a circular track.
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At the center of the room, various teacups and plates show Malevich's willingness to commodify his style as early as 1923.
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She served instant coffee that we'd sip out of teacups, with cream and sugar packets, and a silver spoon for stirring.
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He would then stack teacups or plates on the male's back and would threaten to kill everyone if he heard a clatter.
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In the small store, life size cardboard cut-outs of Markle and Harry stand amid Union Jack flags, commemorative plates and teacups.
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Well, I'd love to tell you that I was the one that researched the wallpaper and the teacups, but I was not.
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While early generations of the iPhone were as fragile as teacups, the iPhone 11 series launched with a focus on increased durability.
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The pastel ride was located in Fantasyland and allowed parkgoers to board 18 life-sized teacups that spun around a circular platform.
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On a burning that took place earlier this month, the kiln held 350 pieces, from teacups and plates, to urns and sculpture.
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Ahmed Abdulla, a taxi driver watching the brawl, suffered a scalded leg after a friend kicked over a table loaded with teacups.
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The Denver Post reported that areas around the town Superior were hit with hail the size of teacups — around 3 inches in diameter.
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His work, " Low tea in '43 (British Columbia) still boils," consists of china teacups fixed to the points of a lopsided maple leaf.
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After a woman in Houston lost teacups that had belonged to her mother, a stranger found replacements online and mailed them to her.
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None of those dainty 6-ounce teacups for me — I prefer my morning brew in a mug that holds at least 15 ounces.
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" Hale's costar Shay Mitchell found a way to survive the holidays — sharing a meme of two teacups — one labeled "vodka" and the other "tequila.
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For the next two months, she could hold down no more than six, then four, teacups of rice or oatmeal and milk a day.
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As I wait, I look around at the olive green walls and pale yellow lamps, the ink drawings hanging up, the teacups on display.
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Not only are, say, the firefighters' uniforms exact replicas, but the children's backpacks, the teacups, the rations these characters eat, the wallpaper—it's all accurate.
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This book is reassuring and respectful, and the art is terrific, with an ever-changing array of painted teacups as we go through the pages.
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He created a mock living room, complete with Steinway-branded teacups and tissue boxes, to help customers visualize high-end pianos in their own homes.
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Sitting in front of decoratively open books and teacups, he even did character voices—gruff, booming voices for the giants, a calm voice for narration.
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Guo lifts up the gai wan, adjusts the cap, and tilts the cup slightly until a honey amber liquid flows out gently into the teacups.
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"Teacups" is one of the disturbing images in an exhibition called "Persecution of the Jews in Photographs: The Netherlands, 1940-1945" that runs through Oct.
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If, instead, meeting rooms feature antimacassars on overstuffed armchairs, little tables bearing teacups and large paintings of mist-shrouded mountains, gloom may be in order.
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At the casual Italian restaurant L'Unico, the bad design veered toward Epcot Italy: oversize amphorae-shaped columns and giant teacups mounted on the ceiling set the tone.
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Among Mr. Sultan's obsessions are toy boats — some of which he keeps in his house in Sag Harbor, N.Y. — as well as pocketknives, shoehorns, watches and teacups.
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Yes, there are teacups, silverware, jewelry and other decorous objects (not to mention a mannequin wearing one of Madison's elegant gowns and a beyond-"pussy-hat" headdress).
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They drink from saucers and teacups, which may or may not be heavy on the cream, and dreamily purr, mew and sometimes growl and hiss at each other.
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Ms. Gannon-Graydon puts down place mats, cloth napkins, teaspoons and steaming teapots, as well as a motley assortment of teacups and saucers that convey a campy elegance.
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The novel was so popular that "Pamela"-inspired merchandise, from teacups to fans, quickly sprang up, as did spurious sequels, a theatrical version, and even a comic opera.
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"There's something fascinating about us putting dead animals in clothes and teacups, and I just really think it started with storytelling," the Oddities class instructor Nina Lopez says.
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If there's a Surrealist afterlife, festooned with melting clocks and furry teacups, Maar is surely looking down on Place Georges-Pompidou, her tears replaced with a bold, lipsticked grin.
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We open with her seemingly doing her job without problem, interviewing Ode Montgomery, a writer played with wacky precision by Tracy Ullman — no bra, mismatched teacups, a bold lip.
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Once a respected schoolteacher (she gushed to her students about Vivaldi, entertained her friends with English-style teacups), she spends her later years in an embittered state of disassociation.
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The backyard park, aptly named "Dobbsland," features a 100-foot-long roller coaster and a "Small World" themed ride (in the works are a "Finding Nemo" submarine and spinning teacups).
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But Ms. Suarez Frimkess is at her best when glazing her own small hand-built vessels — plates, bowls, tiles, Japanese-influenced boxes, teacups and teapots — as well as small figurines.
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When Ms. Yaganah has male guests over, she feels obliged to knock on neighbors' doors with some excuse — to borrow additional teacups, for instance — to be transparent about her visitors.
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"I don't see the point in doing 'Anne' in a way that's been done, that's very charming, teacups and doilies and 'Oh, Anne's in another scrape,' " Walley-Beckett told me.
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A brass-and-bronze oil lamp with a green glass shade hung over a stone-topped Second Empire table with griffon's feet and ivory dominoes scattered around three blue willowware teacups.
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I would call friends at night, pouring teacups full of the kind of bourbon that comes in big plastic bottles, and "catch up" until it became difficult to respond without slurring.
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With unhurried swoops, the hands start to drain the puddle, first with teacups, then with sponges — jump cuts accelerating the process — before a footbridge fades into view over the now-dry waterbed.
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"Hey Ian, as someone who cares about protecting the environment and wants clean air and clean water for his family, you should probably vote," responded Reed, 28, as the two clink teacups.
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Are you harboring secret fantasies of strolling through Harrods, shopping for Liberty prints, sipping cocktails out of teacups, and casually circling Kensington Palace hoping to catch a glimpse of Will and Kate?
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The collection includes household objects like teacups, too, and the bulk of the trove was made between the 17th and 19th centuries, what she called the high-water mark of Tibetan art.
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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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"When the world gets hard for us, we work something out," said a woman in a video posted on Facebook showing how she used a jury-rigged cola bottle to wash teacups.
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White tapers burn on every table, wall sconces throw off Cognac-colored light from behind lampshades the size of teacups, a collection of thin flowery china dishes supplements the chunky white bistro ware.
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Yet now, in a superbloom spring that many judge the best in decades, the paddles are topped by dazzling fuchsia flowers the size of teacups, which beckon you closer to feast on the view.
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Where there were once the rampant pedophile gags of Morning Glory and quasi-intellectual anthropomorphized dinosaurs, there are now chintzy motivational messages from cats sitting in teacups shared ad infinitum on your mother's Facebook wall.
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As they reminisce, their pet pig and their early boyfriends and the churlish "rebby boys" who tormented them seem to take shape in the living room, among the dainty teacups, lace doilies and knitted afghans.
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"The end goal is to show the similarities between cultures, not highlight our differences," says Ta, who refers to the Ming vase patterns he often uses as being synonymous with both China and British teacups.
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The concept of empathy is explored in the most painful of ways, and discussions of shattered teacups and time reversal will leave viewers dewy eyed, with a solemn reminder of the fragility of human relationships.
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Those items included three briefcases, two decorative plates, paperweights, multiple sets of teacups, a DVD box set about the president of Azerbaijan, earrings, a map of Azerbaijan, a scarf, leather notebooks and two bottles of cologne.
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I have to imagine there's some kind of serious payoff coming with Renee and the Teacups, because why else would the show devote this much time and energy to Stan just kind of circling these stagnant storylines?
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Here are some of the most mind-blowing facts about 18 Disney rides, from the ride that&aposs powered by french fry oil and the iconic spinning teacups that give you the secret option of different speeds.
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The Lord & Taylor restaurant called the Bird Cage was where we were taken to learn the art of being ladylike, as the cart of tea sandwiches was brought and dainty teacups of the light brew were served.
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After another two or three occasions of this kind—at the sink washing teacups, or under the washing line hanging towels to dry—this pride became colored by a slight anxiety to know what was going through her mind.
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"He would bring the shoelaces with him and then he would tie up the husband and put him on his stomach, and put teacups or plates on his back and take the woman off and rape her," she said.
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Sinosphere BEIJING — At a chaotic conference in Beijing in 1913 led by the Chinese linguist and political anarchist Wu Zhihui, the teacups flew, as well as the words, as participants tried to work out: What was the Chinese language?
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What to make of her naked woman in profile in "ohne titel, januar 1995" ("untitled, january 1995," 1995, oil on canvas) with a yellow face, acid-green eye sockets, and big, bulbous breasts with nipples the size of small teacups?
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Here, there are no rules, except where her trademark teacups are concerned; don't ask where she gets them from, don't ask what's inside of them, and don't ever try to drink out of them unless she personally offers you a sip.
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Ms. Fahrenholz's film is being shown alongside a series of new photographs and sculptures based on the Elsa doll from Disney's "Frozen" in the exhibition "Rubber Breasts Willing to Bring Teacups and Roll Away Fire and Bombs" at Baby Company.
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Since it's intended for theme parks or malls, it's not part of the great transportation revolution that will help replace cars—unless you're using a gas-powered vehicle to get between the Dippity-Doo and the spinning teacups, for some reason.
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In recent weeks a tempest erupted in the teacups of Strasbourg when it emerged that Mairead McGuinness, an Irish politician who is one of the European Parliament's vice-presidents, had mooted the idea of intensifying the legislature's exchanges with Article 17 partners.
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Cup hooks, which can screw into any cabinet, are great for hanging mugs or teacups, but I find they're most useful for holding kitchen tools that would otherwise end up in a bulky crock on the counter or in a cluttered drawer.
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In the version of my house that still exists online, January 2016, I can't see the pairs of my husband's shoes piled under the dining room table or his teacups forgotten around the house, brown-ringed, but I know they are there.
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A benign love of one's country—the spirit that impels Americans to salute the Stars and Stripes, Nigerians to cheer the Super Eagles and Britons to buy Duchess of Cambridge teacups—is being replaced by an urge to look on the world with mistrust.
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An exhibition of these everyday items — from scarves and robes to teacups and poems — seeks to memorialize a tiny fraction of the hundreds of thousands of civilians who have died violently since 21994 in Afghanistan, a country that rarely pauses to remember its victims.
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This 20th-century haberdashery turned gift shop and cafe in Ponta Delgada is something out of a British children's book: The wooden shelves lining its sea-foam green walls showcase everything from floral-painted teacups and decorative ceramic swallows to handmade soaps and artisanal chocolates.
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Canvases will be available for visitors inspired to paint their own Christ-like creatures, and of course, new Beast Jesus merch is hitting the market — don't worry, it will be available on Amazon — offering items such as T-shirts, books, wine bottles, and teacups.
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For a couple hundred bucks, she'll spend an hour predicting your future based on the leftover sludge in your mug, plus she'll throw in a set of teacups, her book, and her speciality blend Turkish coffee... everything you need to practice at home after your reading.
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The festival had many other highlights: Þurídur Jónsdóttir's "Cylinder 49," in which Schola Cantorum sang an old Icelandic song into ceramic teacups, replicating the distortions of an Edison-cylinder recording; Úlfur Hansson's "Þýð," in which the audience was asked to hum drones in support of Nordic Affect's playing.
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I'm sure he has a role to play going forward, but as it stands now, he's just been a cog in other people's more fascinating story machines, whether it's the ill-fated Teacups, Oleg's "one last ride" mission, or Elizabeth's missions bringing her ever closer to the brink of discovery.
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Designed after the famous desert rose, which is actually a local desert gypsum crystal that grows in the shape of rose petals, its 76,000 panels are rounded and hoisted like saucers — as if the teacups on the Mad Tea Party ride at Disneyland had spun out of control and clustered into one another.
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" He goes on: "The confidence we have in our ability to enjoy what is in the world, country music and oenophilia, species rhododendra and Shelley teacups, Jewish genealogy and Greek syntax, vintage posters and Jacques Demy, is, I now see, a kind of ironic birthright from our father, who showed us that it could be thus, as his own father had not done for him.
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She arrived at the Sabbathday Lake Shaker Village in New Gloucester, Me., in 1937 as a 10-year-old, and brought a measure of mischief to the regimented life there: She drew other girls into tiny rebellions, like snatching a pail of maple sugar candy from a workshop, and even spit in one of her caregivers' teacups after being punished for passing notes with a friend.
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WINDSOR, England — The wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, an American actress, on Saturday represented more than the love of two people: It was a coming together of British nobility and the American dream, a sign of an ever-changing royal family and an opportunity for Britain to bask in celebratory attention for a few days (not to mention to sell a fair number of commemorative plates, teacups and postcards).
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Since Apple's new tools made their way to developers, we've seen some stunning demos that show off just how powerful the software can be, even on phones without the same camera and sensor hardware that will be baked into the new iPhone 8 and iPhone X. One, like a re-creation of A-Ha's "Take on Me" music video showed how ARKit could rip open portals into virtual worlds, while others showed off virtual SpaceX rockets landing in backyard swimming tools and life-like teacups balancing on a real dogs head.
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