This new round sees those loose ends tidied up nicely.
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The implication is, now that the family of the week has tidied their home, they have tidied their lives as well, and at last they have the chance to become as joyful as Kondo.
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Once the house is tidied up, I start on the cookies.
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So, please keep this place tidied up and don't break everything!
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They tidied up his American flag, which hangs outside his house.
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A few elderly shoppers pushed trolleys; shop assistants tidied the supermarket's shelves.
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He tidied up the lanthanides, predicting missing elements as Mendeleev had done.
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By the time it's been tidied up, we are already somewhere else.
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When she had tidied, Miss Nightingale poured herself a glass of sherry.
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" Smith tidied some merchandise—napkins that said "Have You Seen My Contractor????
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Smarter Living: When's the last time you tidied up your digital life?
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He was so impressed that he bought the book and tidied his room.
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Just like Cucious' relationship, problems are tidied and concealed without ever being addressed.
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Like households, language is tidied and renovated, but constantly rather than once a year.
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Things like the Settings app have been tidied and the Quick Settings as well.
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Jiayu tidied up their garden and planted the autumn bulbs before the first frost.
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Smith then tidied up when Poloz poked a close-range shot slowly past Marinovic.
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Based on the price range, money is no object when you've already tidied up.
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"The prime minister tidied up his cabinet," head of Alco polling agency Costas Panagopoulos said.
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Time passed and, while the tornado of mayhem enjoyed a recess, the place was tidied.
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So duplicates, or messy contact cards will still need to be tidied up by hand.
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Before we left the cottage, my husband and I tidied up, following the host's instructions.
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He took a shower, tidied up his room and hugged his wife and young son.
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"He&aposs just tidied up a few of Conor&aposs shots," Kavanagh said of Sutcliffe.
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Parts of the city close to the expected venues have been tidied up or repainted.
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The others pack up breakfast and get everything mostly tidied while I do a quick stow.
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Finished with a client, Father Sebastiaan put down his tools and tidied up his little domain.
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Downing's untitled turquoise-bordered orange square is like a tidied designer take on Rothko's aching color fields.
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Hopefully we'll have everything tidied up by the time the Reiwa era officially begins on May 1.
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With macOS, Apple now has all of its operating systems for its various devices all tidied up.
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As I tidied them up, I noticed there was something in the pocket of a pair of jeans.
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First, we tidied up, put away wires and shoes so they wouldn't get caught up in the robots.
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At an exhibition in Tokyo last year the robot tidied a messy room, distinguishing between trash and dirty towels.
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Now Millie has tidied up the kitchen and poured fresh coffee, and they get comfortable in the living room.
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The urban messiness of street vendors gets tidied away as more sanitized stores that cater to foreigners take over.
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And now, climate scientists and historians can thank museum curators for not having tidied them up before storing them.
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In the places where they returned, wolves tidied up explosive deer and elk populations, which had eaten valleys barren.
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The widow found a way to process her grief over her husband's death as she tidied away his clothes.
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There's a way to collapse into bed while things get tidied up, though, and it's called a robot vacuum.
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And why, he'd want to know, had I said I'd clean the kitchen when I'd only tidied it up?
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A couple of months ago, he tidied up the front room downstairs and hung a few of his paintings.
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No one is going to look back on the great quarantine of 2020 and wish they had tidied up more.
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Dell's even tidied up the cable management so that it snakes towards the back instead of dangling at the sides.
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Notifications in the notification center now have more available actions, and the app launcher's design has been tidied up as well.
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That's joy, and you'll feel it every time you think about your stripped-down wallet to complement your tidied-up closet.
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A woman named Diana, who wore star-and-flower earrings, said that before she tidied, her life was out of control.
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Circumstances are in no way hidden or removed from the shot; nothing is tidied up or away, and everything is included.
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They tidied around the building as a team, until last year, when Mr. Thompson began to rely heavily on a cane.
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An official at the local People's Committee told Reuters provincial authorities had issued instructions for the station to be tidied up.
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Twenty-five stories from the Grimm brothers, Hans Christian Andersen and others, are retold and tidied up a bit by Colfer.
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To create a folder: Now it's time to live by the order you created when you tidied up your iPhone by category.
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Sometimes I leave them out when I visit, and when I return, someone has always packed them away, tidied them for me.
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You start with a specific shelf or drawer, then the room, and slowly fan out until you've tidied up your whole house.
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I tidied up the house after our meal — this is my favorite time to tidy because it kick-starts my work day.
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In it we see the act of decluttering as a quest, and the tidied home as a proxy for our reborn selves.
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When she shows pictures of herself in places she has tidied, before she starts, she looks like a lost sparrow in a tornado.
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The novel's story was tidied up considerably by the director Anthony Minghella, whose film version won the 1997 Academy Award for best picture.
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The refugees tidied the deck, folded the blankets on which they had slept, and brushed their teeth in unison over the starboard rail.
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If he tidied everything up he'd be going head-to-head with Le Coucou, a contest that would not play to his strengths.
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Per my normal masturbation ritual, I tidied up my room and put on Music from the OC Mix 3: Have a Very Merry Chrismukkah.
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The feeling you get from having just tidied up the house, especially as a solution to listless boredom, is sometimes nothing short of transcendent.
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The canvas's edges are not taped off or tidied up, but left with clumps of paint clinging to them like a stiff, lumpy fringe.
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"Nixon's burglaries and other abuses of power were surreptitious -- they were secret and when exposed, they were tidied up, and we moved on," Will said.
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Their first stab at a business was an all-in-one service to help hosts get their properties ready and subsequently tidied up for listings.
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Apparently sick of losing ground, he tidied up his front nine with three consecutive pars, then made his first birdie of the day on 11.
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Walmart is offering up to 50% off on a ton of Shark products that'll help you get your home tidied up on your own terms.
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She tidied her sitting room, reclaiming it after the week's visitors, her own again until ten o'clock on Monday morning, when fat Francine Morphew came.
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Whether you're a clean-as-you-go or clean-at-the-end, you never want to walk away from the kitchen without having tidied up.
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James Freeman, the founder of Blue Bottle Coffee, told us that in his house the kitchen is always cleaned and the house tidied the night before.
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London's streets are among those tidied up by Bucher sweepers, many of which are made at its factory in Dorking, Surrey in the south of England.
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In foreign affairs Daniel Webster, the sole member of his cabinet not to resign, negotiated a treaty with Britain that tidied up border and other issues.
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Even the act of clearing out can send us back to the store in search of bins, baskets and boxes to hold our freshly tidied items.
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I typically get my brows tidied up about every four weeks and make a daily ham-fisted attempt to fill them in properly with a brow pencil.
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They tidied up a section of the DNA by bringing scattered genes for similar functions (DNA repair, membrane construction, protein translation and so on) together into clusters.
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Britpop pioneered the dressing-down of the suits, with artists like Jarvis Cocker and Justine Frischmann pairing tidied-up pieces with band merch and battered Converse sneakers.
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I've tackled a few rooms for family friends of ours in the last month or so, and I'm in the middle of getting their basement tidied up.
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Meanwhile, press briefings resumed, and a ruffle over not bringing pool reporters on Tillerson's official aircraft for a visit to Asia was tidied up on the next trip.
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None of them show what it's like when you haven't tidied up in a week and you're left staring at the living room clutter while you eat breakfast.
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They had tidied the office for my arrival, taking down diagrams and wall charts used to plot the latest wave of Football Leaks stories, which were published last November.
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It looks like tidied-up Joyce (a version of stream of consciousness), but it is really broken-up Flaubert: heavily visual, it fetishizes detail and the rendering of detail.
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Flower pots lined balconies along streets that have been tidied as part of a 70-day campaign for the first Workers' Party congress in 36 years, which starts on Friday.
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Ivey's is For the Love of Tidy, and there's the Tidy Bungalow, the Tidy Moose, Tidied Ever After, Spark Joy Boston, Spark Joy Bay Area, Spark Joy Charlotte, and so on.
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Having tidied everything in her home and finding she still distinctly lacked happiness, she held her boyfriend in her hands, realized he no longer sparked joy and got rid of him.
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The future is flowing in fast on the sleepy little canal, where the wilderness of urban decay that sprouted artists and then artisanal ice cream shops is being tidied and tamed.
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She was uncommonly disciplined and instituted rules that emphasized teamwork and uniformity: Every week, the children broke into groups and tidied the studio, gamely scrubbing mirrors and taking out the trash.
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The menus have been tidied up to make them look a little less cluttered, and there are now easier-to-understand system icons for undervoltage (a lightning bolt) and overtemperature (a thermometer).
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And, no matter how much of a pro you consider yourself, we bet there are some items sitting in your apartment right now that have never even been touched — let alone tidied up.
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At 3.1 Phillip Lim, soft kohl was layered over standard eyeliner, which was then tidied up with cleansing water at the corners — almost as if the models had touched up last night's makeup.
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The toys in the Happy Meals may change, and the ingredients list may have been tidied up over the decades, but by and large, the McDonald's of today is the McDonald's of our childhood.
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"About 1003 percent of the text is agreed but there are all kinds of minor issues that need to be tidied up," an EU official said at the end of a meeting in Brussels.
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And with more launch sites, like Spaceport Camden in Georgia and the Virgin Galactic spaceport in New Mexico, popping up across remote parts of the US, spills that need to be tidied up could mushroom, too.
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There's a key scene, after my stoic maid has tidied lunch away, when Taylor and George and a load of other happy, young, rich people jump into a flashy speedboat that is leaving from the dock.
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Normally, cordless vacuums are also a little lighter than their wired counterparts and they're quicker to set up and tear down, so you can get the house tidied up quickly if you're on a time crunch.
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When my dad died and the coroner came, I could see two rooms from where I stood; One was the bedroom, where my dad lay dead, the other was the family room, where my mom tidied.
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For both Portrait "Repair (Walgreens)" (2008) and "Sunset Repair (Walgreens)" (2008), Jacobsen subjected a tattered and faded found photograph to Walgreens' one-hour photo restoration service and then placed the original alongside its tidied-up reproduction.
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For the record, the rest of the house has tidied up since I began shelving a lot of books in one skinny tablet, but screens are no good before sleep, so the nightstand is an ongoing debacle.
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Until recently, its next-door neighbor was the iconic strip-joint-for-her, the Hardbodies Ladies Club, but now it's been tidied up and blandly relaunched as an art space and dance floor friendlier to families than bachelorettes.
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It was more populous, its land mass greater, its streets grimier, its markets more international, its corporations huger, its classes more divided, its races still divided, its immigrants divided, and the narrative of the recent past tidied up.
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The former mayor has become, in a sense, the boyfriend you failed to appreciate when he was around — the guy who could be gruff, insensitive, colossally self-regarding but who also tidied up and kept house rather nicely.
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She told CNN that after taking in a few hours of Kondo's wizardry, she set her son down with an iPad while her husband was at work and tidied her way straight through her wardrobe and set of drawers.
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"In order to actively respond to the call of the country and purify the network environment ... some Texas Hold'em products will be tidied and reorganized to maintain a healthy gaming environment," said Our Game, which has over 500 million users.
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For a long time, especially in an English academy like Oxford or on the BBC, students and broadcasters were taught a standardized, "proper" form of English called Received Pronunciation that tidied up and rounded off diction like a polished stone.
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This is also a good point in the cleanup efforts to take a break if last night's pomegranate-champagne punch begins to punch back, because the house should look much more civilized once the kitchen is tidied and the trash bagged up.
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But that is nothing compared to her delight at the end of each episode, when the tidied house is revealed: She jumps gleefully onto the newly bare floor, crowing with joy about how much better everything is now that it is tidy.
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The 2017 Vikings tidied their path to a division title by knocking out the star quarterback of the rival Green Bay Packers, Aaron Rodgers, and then defeated the New Orleans Saints in their postseason opener on a 61-yard touchdown as time expired.
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Despite a promising start, with Kim taking his first-ever question from a foreign journalist and both leaders seemingly upbeat that a deal was to be done, the working lunch at which it was hoped final details would be tidied away, never happened.
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A lot of the icons appear to have been tidied up as well to improve the overall appearance of the OS.Traditionally the benefit of having a more staid style of interface is that it runs faster, and Google no doubt has that in mind.
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Duquesnoy has clearly had a lot of potential since the very start, but his move to Jackson-Wink MMA in Albuquerque, New Mexico, where he splits his time with France 60/40 in favour of the former, has tidied up his overall MMA game.
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I'll talk about the clues in the next section, but holy moley, I liked so much here: ROCK FANS, IPCRESS FILE, COUGH BUTTON, ST. MORITZ, BE HONEST, BITE ME, SAZERAC, TV HOSTS, IF YOU CAN, MARAUD, CONTESSA, TIDIED UP, SVETLANA, FOIA REQUEST and FRONT-RUNNER.
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There, nearly half the attempts at littering were met with a response: 25 percent of people grumbled, 10 percent challenged the offender (usually demanding that he or she pick up their garbage), and 13 percent actually tidied up—meaning they put the bottles in the trash themselves.
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While the North Korean capital has been tidied-up as part of a 70-day campaign ahead of the congress, the 128 members of the foreign media issued visas to cover the event had yet to be granted access to the proceedings as of Sunday afternoon.
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Tidied up and refreshed by a traditional hot-towel shave, he makes his way to Giusto Bespoke, a shop where Luca Giusto makes fine custom shirts in a style the tailor characterizes as a fusion of jaunty Neapolitan taste with the more conservative one of the Florentines.
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Once a sleepy backwater, with its colonial-era hotels, waterside banyan trees, slightly sleazy night life and occasional gangland killings, Macau has tidied up and diversified its act since its return to China in 1999 with huge new resorts, music festivals and even an international fireworks display competition.
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But these freshly emboldened centrists pretend that the rupture has no connection to their own dogma and seem to envision the whole sorry mess as some sort of administrative error that will be swiftly tidied away once the right person, with the right branding, is restored to authority.
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There are several scenarios for how a delay to Brexit could play into the EU elections, which are shaping into a showdown between eurosceptic nationalists and more mainstream parties: - An extension of Britain's EU membership of six weeks or so to allow for loose ends to be tidied up if May eventually wins parliamentary backing.
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His job is to gather 20 or 30 singers and dancers from all over rural Poland, install them in a tumbledown stately home, and arrange and rehearse their peasant songs until they are ready to put on prestigious concerts, thus selling a tidied-up version of the nation's cultural identity both to the wider world and to war-damaged Poland itself.
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