Today, she is a devout person of faith who treasures a family who treasures her back.
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"We explored the Tongan treasures within the Met's collection, and from our interaction and dialogue with the treasures, ideas were manifested," Work stated.
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Our 417 National Park Service (NPS) park units are national treasures on par with, and in fact surpassing, the Crown Jewels of England or any other nation's greatest treasures.
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" CLINTONS ON ARETHA: "One of America's greatest national treasures.
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Placing his treasures in storage, however, was not an option.
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Oh well, stealing fancy treasures is in a pirate's DNA.
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The works are hidden treasures, many of them awaiting discovery.
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" Says Little Big Town's Karen Fairchild, "These songs are treasures.
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She alone held the key to what made them treasures.
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This bipartisan protection of our nation's treasures is under attack.
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It is a living library of pharmaceuticals and anthropological treasures.
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It's one of those treasures absolutely not to be missed.
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The monuments contain a wealth of cultural and biological treasures.
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Not all of Alexandria's historical treasures are quite so old.
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Osman's works harbor many treasures of prepositional complexity as well.
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With three distinct programs, Dorrance Dance offers other treasures, too.
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Saving the treasures: The Paris Fire Department's chaplain, the Rev.
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A walking tour and photo essay reveal its many treasures.
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Now his daughter is sharing his collection of theatrical treasures.
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But he still does uncover treasures from time to time.
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Here, they helped themselves to Hitler's wine and myriad treasures.
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Additionally, Russia sold off US treasures also affected financial market.
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Instead, his treasures sprawled across the property like shipwrecked chests.
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Others were less concerned with treasures bearing the Trump name.
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None of the treasures are considered human, Mr. Demissie said.
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"We're Bible-reading folks, and we love that verse that says, 'Do not store up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moths and vermin destroy, but store up for yourselves treasures in heaven,' " Ree says.
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It is a museum of treasures — with usually just one visitor.
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Why would I put treasures inside a hole filled with stuffing?
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Sheer inaccessibility has helped keep the monastery and its treasures intact.
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Asia's beleaguered waterbirds might be diplomatic as well as zoological treasures.
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The aim is to make the Dutch treasures available to everyone.
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And last, auction houses and museums must stop buying these treasures.
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Hidden treasures are a recurring mystery in fiction and fairy tales.
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Gone are the small treasures from raising his family of four.
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Garton Ash treasures the jewel but recognizes and regrets the mud.
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It was filled with treasures dug up in and around Sambuca.
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And the Taylor company archives had more treasures for Ms. Jones.
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From Williams, it seems, there are treasures to be plundered still.
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Treasures and pictures and letters and home movies of their experiences.
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Still, a layer of tension remains when you're bartering national treasures.
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Some of the world's greatest art treasures are remote and immovable.
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Yet, I was still eagerly uncovering treasures after three-plus hours.
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It also, however, takes treasures back home: stories, skills, performance styles.
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She said she dropped between 10 to 20 "treasures" a day.
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There were these high ceilings, all the treasures he had displayed.
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" Matthew is clear: Christians shall not "store up treasures on earth.
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He's sold treasures to celebrities and bought junk from the homeless.
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Do not forget, we are the last guardians of these treasures.
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The treasures also include precious gems and Greek and Roman artifacts.
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For the most part, shoppers had to search for treasures themselves.
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She treasures the opportunity to read to the kids before bed.
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Let's learn from history and maintain national control over national treasures.
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That got us wondering: What are California's other little-known treasures?
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Who knows what future treasures that lost data could have contained?
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The best treasures are the ones you have to dig for, right?
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It was amazing to see so many hidden treasures on old slides.
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The photographer's Odyssean journey led to a dialogue with the museum's treasures.
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These are treasures, helping us humans understand our place among the stars.
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Explore a harsh desert realm of hidden terrors - and lost Númenórean treasures!
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National treasures, always willing to show up the ridiculousness of party lines.
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Arslan gave Romanos presents and treasures before sending him back to Constantinople.
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Any treasures that you feel like you have to bring with you?
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I love finding these little treasures hidden amidst the crumbling outcrops here.
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Now Brandenburg is reaping the rewards of saving treasures that others neglected.
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How, in a palace of treasures, can one select the very best?
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We must not allow these national treasures to go down the toilet.
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So keep going, you sweet, sweet treasures—we're doing it for them.
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Luzinterruptus says that the notebooks were the true treasures of the installation.
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It's one of the many memories she treasures of her dear friend.
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Its treasures were mere dirt, beside the riches of its unborn successor!
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In 19343, Cartier held its "Cartier Treasures" exhibition in the same building.
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These national treasures are managed by dedicated professionals: DOD's biologists and naturalists.
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Kaval is convinced there are treasures in that jewel box of dreams.
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But it is not only about protecting cultural treasures, Ms. Hernandez said.
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The Benin Bronzes, some of Africa's greatest treasures, were looted in 1897.
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It makes some of fashion&aposs greatest treasures available to the public.
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Does the attention it receives overshadow the pleasures of other artistic treasures?
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"Our greatest treasures are public lands," Mr. Zinke said in a speech.
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Before he lost his nerve, he dashed back and collected those treasures.
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They also sought to repatriate Maine treasures that had left the state.
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Ethiopia's demand has always been the restoration of those illegally looted treasures.
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Among the treasures Gross has is a letter from the Pony Express.
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The "Adobe Hidden Treasures — Bauhaus Dessau" typefaces are available via Adobe Typekit.
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Like all good friends of Beyonce, Drake treasures the element of surprise.
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Luckily, many areas had already been emptied of treasures to allow electrical wiring.
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These adventurers earn their living by crisscrossing the globe, searching for astronomic treasures.
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But for archivists, these manuscript fragments are hidden treasures waiting to be found.
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Waring: Your wallets may not be prepared for all the treasures you find.
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Rich collectors want to put their treasures on display in expensive new showcases.
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Elsewhere, artifacts like a flaming sword would represent the treasures they brought back.
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"Our national treasures aren't just pandas," the kid says, eyes burning with passion.
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EW: What was it specifically about the exhibit Emperor's Treasures that inspired you?
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What they mean by "Emperors' Treasures" is these were things held by royalty.
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The real treasures are found in the kits of the industry's top pros.
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These are undiscovered treasures which I wanted to bring into the 21st century.
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"Old farmhouses are American treasures," Jonathan says in a statement from the network.
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You find wonderful treasures on your travels that you want to bring home.
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What was once a quiet world of treasures is becoming a commercial minefield.
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"Across the country, Americans value their national monuments as national treasures," said Willis.
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We cannot expect such forces to prioritize protecting public lands and natural treasures.
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It's not the first time Reynolds' personal treasures have been under the hammer.
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All these photos were taken of lost treasures found deep within our fridge.
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It is about to smash, crush, and tear several irreplaceable items and treasures.
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"They are true masters of their art and one of Japan's national treasures."
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Some even "went searching through the koi pond" looking for treasures, she said.
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They risk their lives to protect invaluable natural treasures that benefit us all.
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These seven presidential proclamations to protect important marine national treasures are fully lawful.
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He is constantly on the hunt for "hidden treasures," or captivating, colorful buildings.
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The sprawling estate is filled with hidden treasures from the castle's long history.
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ELMSFORD "Treasures of the Night Sky," northern lights and astrophotos by Scott Nammacher.
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There may be countless other lost treasures lying in wait beneath that town.
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Click on to shop the new versions of your mother's best throwback treasures.
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The team was in pursuit of hidden treasures beneath the hot desert sands.
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As she prepared to leave, she chose 21929 favorite treasures from the archive.
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She received clothes, luggage, dog tags, jewelry, and gift bags of unknown treasures.
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The museums are empty, their treasures moved to safety a hundred years ago.
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Locals instead worried about the saltwater eating its way through the city's treasures.
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Why do you think that some say European museums should return African treasures?
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Hotels, restaurants, shops and yachts stock up on beautiful and lamentably inexpensive treasures.
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For over a decade, they owned a second, similar shop nearby, Brownstone Treasures.
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Once they have hid 6,000 rubles worth of treasures, they can start earning.
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All I saw were chips and rough edges, none of her treasures perfect.
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We cannot allow the destruction of our nation's national treasures on our watch.
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"You'll discover hidden treasures and appreciate your surroundings more by walking," she said.
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"Being here was like an adventure, he'd show us his treasures," she said.
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It could be a few broken tools, or a heap of Nefertiti treasures.
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Which actors have ever ventured into a dusty-gold pyramid labeled Maya Treasures?
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Mrs Shaw continues to try to rustle up money to display her treasures.
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Those treasures became my biggest competition when it came to my father's attention.
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About 100 focused on saving its religious and cultural treasures, Mr. Plus said.
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Damaged treasures On Sunday, the prince visited Patan Durbar Square, a UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring an ancient royal palace and temples that were badly damaged in the quake, to view ongoing efforts to restore one of Nepal's cultural treasures.
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The institute offers free web access to more than five million cultural treasures, from the Hall of Mirrors in Versailles to the rotunda of the Guggenheim Museum in New York to the Impressionist treasures of the Musée d'Orsay in Paris.
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"Watching people trade and haggle over their treasures was the highlight of my day."
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Yep, our northern neighbors are responsible for some of North America's greatest cultural treasures.
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Beyoncé, mother of Blue Ivy and two unnamed American treasures, gets scrutinized a lot.
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Giant clams are one of Buddhism's "seven treasures", along with gold and lapis lazuli.
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Rich Chinese collectors are also putting up private museums to show off their treasures.
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There have been plenty of treats, to be sure, and even some real treasures.
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Third, we must support countries in their efforts to catalog and safeguard endangered treasures.
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These archaeological treasures are open to visitors as part of the Caesarea National Park.
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He would spend half the year traveling the world, gaining inspiration and collecting treasures.
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He's family to a President who often talks about how much he treasures loyalty.
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It was prompted by the destruction and looting of artistic treasures by the Nazis.
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Yet the state can no longer afford to protect all of the nation's treasures.
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It's digressive, meandering and entirely charming — her comics read like a letter one treasures.
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The roof of the fort holds some treasures in its foliage, like this relic.
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Whether through permanent restitution or creative compromise, many stolen treasures could be heading home.
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In case you were considering placing a bid for one of these treasures, don't.
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Further treasures are organized by "land" -- Adventureland, Frontierland, New Orleans Square, Fantasyland, and Tomorrowland.
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"It's one of the great treasures of the world," Trump said of the cathedral.
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The architectural treasures scattered throughout the city are no skyscrapers, but they still soar.
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These women have devoted entire sections of their homes to displaying their beauty treasures.
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In a small glass box on my dresser, I keep some treasures and trinkets.
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Today the cellars, with their black mold, are the treasures of the Tokaj region.
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Shimkovitz spins the treasures from his vast collection for sets such as this one.
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The "eight treasures" are the fruits, nuts and seeds used to garnish this dish.
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I don't mean a precious junkyard of alfresco antiquities, Renaissance gems and Baroque treasures.
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His grandmother gave him one and he would fill it with his childhood treasures.
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What it treasures most of all, though, are those who contribute to the spectacle.
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In the end, Johnson fails to make much headway in recovering the dispersed treasures.
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And that caused Europeans to rummage through their libraries and sell off their treasures.
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But venture upstairs, and you&aposll find a secret showroom full of priceless treasures.
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"I found so many amazing treasures," the stylist Rachel Zoe said in an email.
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The Life and Poetry of Emily Dickinson" and "Treasures From the Nationalmuseum of Sweden.
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Mao's Red Guards did incalculable damage to China's historical treasures during the Cultural Revolution.
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My mother still has one of those shirts, and treasures it to this day.
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I came to see the damage that was done and the treasures that prevail.
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A watchman guards treasures from the thieves who prey on the city's derelict buildings.
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But he found a few treasures, including a "Dracula" Playbill signed by Frank Langella.
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The treasures: The fire endangered Notre-Dame's vast collection of Christian artworks and relics.
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Subtle techniques from physics are particularly helpful for exploring priceless ancient treasures like pyramids.
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Are there still treasures to be found in dusty attics or rescued from dumpsters?
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His book 'The Michael Jackson Treasures' has been translated into more than seven languages.
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They had conjured up treasures in the Natural History Museum that were already there.
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Its fossil treasures include those of ancient species that gave rise to today's living mammals.
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After all, as Lusk explained, "it's important that living treasures get stuck in people's minds."
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She has a daughter and younger son, three grandchildren, a husband, and treasures them all.
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With the discovery of this hospital guard, there's now hope of finding other forgotten treasures.
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"What Remains", put on with Historic England, explores the targeting of cultural treasures in war.
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I find combing through the aisles and shelves looking for treasures to be incredibly soothing.
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The treasures that have been uncovered up to now are dwarfed by those still untapped.
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Just add her to the list of national treasures, right next to Lin-Manuel Miranda.
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" He added that he'll treasure his certificate just as he treasures "a truly horrible memory.
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Mosul will never be the same again in terms of population or its ancient treasures.
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Yahoo Answers contains some of the best and brightest treasures on the world wide web.
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Despite the destruction, we're learning how centuries of priceless treasures were saved from the flames.
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In recent months its teams have found treasures from gold coins to an ancient mosaic.
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Canada retaliates by bombing the home of the American treasures known as the Baldwin brothers.
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So the antique treasures that were collected for the project stayed in storage units untouched.
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In its case, only about 5% of its treasures are on view at a time.
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Turkeyis a nation of enviable potential, packed with cultural treasures, natural beauty, energy and talent.
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Few gave much thought to what treasures might lie deeper in its ochre-red soil.
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This is a fitting time to start the vital work of restoring America's natural treasures.
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"I don't like to go anywhere," said Dening, who treasures her hard-earned self-sufficiency.
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I have prowled through rooms of pottery and ironwork, never tiring of these quirky treasures.
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The mid-century treasures also included Brno chairs, custom Tulip tables and tarnished silver creamers.
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Now a team of designers, developers, engineers, and hey unearthed some treasures from its past.
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Mr. Chow said that many treasures were taken from the palace after the dynasty ended.
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Just North of France, in Germany, several museums are in possession of other African treasures.
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We've put together the top 19 most affordable hidden treasures in Europe, according to Mastercard.
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The haphazard pile is full of mood-altering, and even sometimes mind-altering, musical treasures.
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But not only were no treasures found within, the mummies inside had disintegrated beyond recognition.
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Its two-story banquet hall was crammed with treasures, including some made for Marie Antoinette.
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Many of the objects gathered by Mr. Bunch's team were treasures donated by ordinary people.
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One of the great sports treasures in Boston history was leaving for a backwater outpost.
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These cinematic treasures must be protected because they document our history, culture, hopes and dreams.
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"America's public lands are one of our greatest treasures," she wrote in the Medium post.
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They would delight in finding Lincoln treasures nestled among junk or hanging off tree branches.
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Take a break with us to discover the hidden treasures of Italy's grand historic libraries.
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A couple years ago, it passed an ordinance banning the removal of the tiny treasures.
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There, two of the Three Sacred Treasures — the sword and jewel — were set beside him.
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Now, such archival treasures offer Roseberry a wealth of iconic Surrealist designs to work with.
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"Karen is an incredibly inventive place," said Sasha Horner, the director of House of Treasures.
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She turned it into a business called 45 Treasures, a nod to her building's address.
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That's how we protect our national treasures as well as our uniquely American political heritage.
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Who do you think should own the treasures that might be excavated from these ships?
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He told me that there were shadowy operators who were interested in the same treasures.
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The treasures found here have been acquired by the people of our state for years.
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Five open coffins at a funeral home in Upper Manhattan held Ambrozine Stewart's lost treasures.
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More conventional literary treasures could be found at Whitmore Rare Books, based in Pasadena, Calif.
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Mayor Anne Hidalgo described seeing them passing treasures hand to hand in a human chain.
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Why not make it easier for people to encounter LACMA's treasures in their own neighborhoods?
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These treasures are a crossroad of Ricci's idiosyncratic upbringing and unorthodox perception of the world.
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The Vandals took treasures from the Temple of Peace, may have absconded with the Jewish treasures brought to Rome after the sack of Jerusalem in 70 CE, and even took the golden roof tiles that once sat atop Rome's Temple of Jupiter Optimus Maximus.
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Indeed, in the World War, the country was purchasing art treasures right up to the end.
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"Both Black Friday and Cyber Monday hold a lot of treasures for potential travelers," she says.
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Jackie Kennedy focused on historical preservation of architectural treasures, while Lady Bird Johnson championed the environment.
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As a result the brothers forge many treasures for the Aesir, including Thor's mighty hammer Mjollnir.
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Among the unexpected treasures Cheon unearthed was Cowley's instrumental music for gay porn company Fox Studio.
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The fire in Rio should spark a debate about how the world can protect its treasures.
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If you've yet to unearth the retailer's treasures for yourself, allow us to convince you otherwise.
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Treasures is founded on a compelling concept that has had the life strangled out of it.
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He finds Bay Ridge filled with hidden treasures, such as his now-favorite pizza place, Campania.
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Along with a fabled octagonal mirror, they form Japan's royal regalia, or the Three Sacred Treasures.
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Local pumpkin growers often give their orange treasures to Paras as gifts for her annual tradition.
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Foxx will star alongside both of his daughters in an upcoming film, an experience he treasures.
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The group turned some of these treasures into rubble, including the tombs of historic religious figures.
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Remember what I sacrificed so you can truly appreciate the incredible treasures you have: Life. Liberty.
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As someone who treasures winning, I am deeply disappointed that we weren't able to do that.
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The winning squad, regardless of which country they come from, will become national treasures at home.
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She was inspired by Charles Darwin, of all unlikely subjects, and Victorian collectors hoarding their treasures.
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They have a lot of old junk drawer treasures, pins, and cool stuff for your house.
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The Middle East is rich with natural beauty, vibrant cultures, and massive amounts of historic treasures.
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There's all these strange little districts full of trinkets and weird treasures all over the place.
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Crouching among the treasures collected on the art lover Francen's table is a porcelain seated Buddha.
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The Hellenistic gallery had become just another storage room for treasures from elsewhere in the Louvre.
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After such treasures, a nap sounded more inviting than dessert, luscious as all the desserts were.
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Revolutionary New York Tour (Monday) Many of the city's historical treasures are obscured by modern architecture.
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It maintains this leek over the span of many years and treasures it more than anything.
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But before being literally overshadowed, these Art Deco treasures were once icons of downtown Los Angeles.
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Mysterious fleeting fires are said to flicker in the night at sites where treasures were stowed.
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In the alley, NicheOutside, a garden lifestyle boutique, sells treasures like copper trowels and handmade soaps.
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For him, culture was a living thing, not a box full of treasures to be plundered.
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For Bellerby, figuring out all of these challenges was like finding small treasures along the way.
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Fierstein and Chenoweth are Broadway treasures, and Hairspray Live truly benefited from their experience and presence.
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Here are some of the treasures about which scholars and the religious faithful were most concerned.
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Whatever the figures, the exhibition of treasures will be about much more than show and tell.
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Geocachers have been searching for treasures since 2000, but the avocation is picking up in popularity.
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The actual men of God roamed the exhibition, happily enraptured by treasures lent from the Vatican.
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Unmoved by these treasures, the daughter excels in soberly analyzing why her father so adored wine.
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Social media guru and serial entrepreneur Gary Vaynerchuk is a firm believer in selling unwanted treasures.
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The building itself, one of the great architectural treasures of Philadelphia, is now abandoned and decrepit.
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Dance The dance world has many local treasures, and one gem is the choreographer Vicky Shick.
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Among the keepsakes in his Senate office, Warner treasures a hat commemorating the USS John Warner.
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Masterful music Yes, we know Run-DMC's "Raising Hell" and Fleetwood Mac's "Rumours" are national treasures.
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Many treasures were spirited out of Iraq during the nineteenth century, the heyday of imperialist archeology.
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It's hard to forget that Amy Adams and Meryl Streep are two of Hollywood's greatest treasures.
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Environmental treasures If historic sites are sometimes slow to recover after storms, environmental sites are, too.
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It is also looking to use its vast array of archeological treasures to attract new visitors.
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The amateur unicyclist isn't looking to sell either, describing his existing portfolio as "pearls and treasures".
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The 640 million acres of America's public lands are home to unique wildlife and natural treasures.
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Sotheby's treasures sale in London brought in a total of £21.5,498,938 (~$14.6 million) on July 4.
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Then on one sudden day of secrets spilled, resentments revealed and an act of incomprehensible cruelty by one of the white friends Dwight treasures (perhaps more than he treasures his own family), a jagged break changes everything between the two brothers and haunts them into manhood.
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It treasures its reputation as an upstanding global citizen while pumping heavy oil from its tar sands.
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Animal Treasures (1999-2005) Mouth-watering shortbread cookie dipped in rich fudge and embossed with endangered animals.
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The resulting photos are a master class in emotion from two of Britain's most esteemed national treasures.
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Emperors' Treasures continues at the Asian Art Museum (200 Larkin St, San Francisco, CA) through September 18.
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It's been a few weeks since we've seen national treasures, the Final Five, out and about together.
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Photographer Edie Bresler was scanning the beach for hidden treasures when he spotted the big-eyed fish.
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Only problem: We'll have to wait until April 4 to get our hands on these tiny treasures.
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Two years later in 1902, Spirydon Stais visited the museum that housed the treasures from the wreck.
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It's an alarming prospect for anyone who treasures America's continued independence – including the famously controlling president himself.
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For Chiang, the treasures boosted the KMT's claim to be the sole and rightful ruler of China.
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The award sits among other treasures, including a picture of Yoda and a copy of The Hobbit.
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"I hope people get a chance to visit a national park, which are national treasures," he said.
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The good news is, there are plenty of treasures that rival the more expensive department store options.
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I am named after that city which is home to 85 percent of the world's art treasures.
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The arrangement was proposed ahead of an exhibition showing the museum's collection of treasures seized at Maqdala.
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The Sipán treasures are displayed at a superb museum, directed by Mr Alva, in a nearby town.
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The Met's most popular retrospective to date is the Treasures of Tutankhamun in 1978, with 1,360,957 visitors.
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I wondered about dust and dusting of figurines and of the glass cabinets containing these untouchable treasures.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads MANDAWA, India — Some artistic wonders have been unearthed as buried treasures.
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As it turns out, there are plenty of affordable retailers holding some of the holidays' greatest treasures.
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The archaeological treasures found at the Cerutti site will be on display at the San Diego museum.
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And James is not only one of our national treasures as a drummer, he's always not corny.
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The museum is now dedicated to the treasures of the Spencers, and how their family shaped Althorp.
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Geek-loving boutique art gallery Mondo is ready with its latest batch of collectible video game treasures.
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"People who want the rarest and the most beautiful are seeking out these rare treasures," he said.
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Additional treasures like St. Peter's Basilica and the Sistine Chapel can be found in nearby Vatican City.
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Don't get me wrong; there are plenty of unusual treasures waiting to be uncovered, just like HomeGoods.
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The underground hall feels a bit like an archaeological dig—a place of precious treasures, painstakingly unearthed.
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Thankfully, President Obama possessed the foresight to preserve the Bears Ears area's remarkable landscapes and ancient treasures.
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The relics and treasures, the crown, are safe, thanks to the chaplain of the Paris fire brigade.
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These ancient treasures hold sacred Native American sites, unique fossils, endangered wildlife, geological wonders, and much more.
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You worship at the altar of Gwyneth Paltrow and spend approximately $2,536 a month on Goop treasures.
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After Mr. Lyden arrived to head the institute in 2014, he made displaying such treasures a priority.
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The mere presence of his work amid treasures from the Met will begin to change the terms.
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If you're a serious shopper, you may be invited into a secret room to see rare treasures.
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Around the world, we are squandering the natural treasures that have underwritten several millennia of human history.
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Hyrule is a world filled with color, dotted with memorable characters, challenges, and little treasures to discover.
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Meanwhile, Sloane was sent treasures from West Africa by friends who sold human beings: clothes, beadwork, shells.
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The Irish saved civilization, the story goes, in protecting European treasures during a time of plunder elsewhere.
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I live in Belgium, so I work with beer and chocolates, the national treasures of the country.
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The haematologist told me of a picture she treasures, which was passed on to her from Malawi.
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He used to pull me out of school to go on scavenger hunts for furniture and treasures.
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Hardly anyone in Treviso would argue that those things, really, can compete with the treasures of Venice.
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A New York Times investigation has revealed that decades of Universal Music Group treasures burned in 2008.
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When floods and fires strike family homes, his photos are the treasures first spirited out, he said.
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Movies are reinventing treasures of the past, sometimes from a studio's own vault (looking at you, Disney).
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"We all agree it is our responsibility to keep these treasures safe, and we will," he said.
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Firefighters held two training exercises at the cathedral last year that were focused on saving its treasures.
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Some tried to explain this behavior, suggesting Sherlock was merely taking his treasures to a safe place.
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I felt like I'd been granted a genie's wish to build my own wonderland of natural treasures.
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" Other treasures this season: Paul Taylor's "Company B," Robbins's "Dances at a Gathering" and Justin Peck's "Heatscape.
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The world's art collectors, busily acquiring treasures, may not always realize that they are hot commodities themselves.
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The queen herself doesn't personally own national treasures like the Crown Jewels or the Tower of London.
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Secret treasures lay everywhere: a stone girl at the bottom of a pond, fish nibbling her feet.
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These poems were lovingly chosen — treasures — and I soften toward the book's conceit when I consider that.
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He was a prodigious collector of art, antiques, furniture, curios and other treasures that struck his fancy.
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"What will people think of these things if they visit the Kiev museum and see Crimean treasures?"
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The Europeans plundered as well as rendered, bringing back to Europe some of the treasures they unearthed.
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Beside its mosques and the mausoleums of its saints, the city's greatest cultural treasures are its manuscripts.
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Her idea was to open up and share the pleasures — and treasures — of natural essences with others.
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And in a society that treasures uniformity and blood ties, fostered or adopted children are often stigmatized.
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For museum curators, a terrifying range of hazards could devastate the treasures we are appointed to safeguard.
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Wednesday was the last opening day for the show, entitled "Treasures of the Mughals and the Maharajahs".
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"Sodium and potassium lines are quantum treasures to us astronomers because they are extremely bright," Oza said.
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An overwhelming 99.2 percent of commenters demanded that the president keep his hands off these national treasures.
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The word from the archbishop, the rector and Paris's mayor is that many treasures are also intact.
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The lead was, think of it as a map to the buried treasures of the internet age.
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"The deep sea contains treasures that remain undiscovered and undeveloped, and in order to obtain these treasures we have to control key technologies in getting into the deep sea, discovering the deep sea, and developing the deep sea," Xi said of China's plans to exploit the ocean's resources.
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It feels almost criminal that WE the parks custodians, are letting these treasures fall into major disrepair given the foresight and care our forbearers invested in preserving these treasures, the joy they bring to hundreds of millions of visitors, and the major contributions they make to their local economies.
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Even in France, which treats public intellectuals like national treasures, his erudite vocabulary and measured reasoning are mocked.
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Friends from all over came to see the latest treasures we'd brought into our little objet d'art emporium.
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And for newcomers, it's a chance to enjoy one of gaming's best treasures — with little of its baggage.
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Obviously, you spend the next year making GIFs out of the thousands of precious cultural treasures hoarded there.
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From secondhand haunts to pharmacies, we pride ourselves on the ability to dig for little fashion treasures anywhere.
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"This shipwreck continuously reveals treasures and I believe that this is only the beginning." editing by John Stonestreet
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Antiquities experts mourn the treasures buried beneath the areas of Beirut that were redeveloped after its civil war.
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In an incredible feat of programming, the game contains 255 screens, with the 22011 treasures scattered throughout them.
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Whether any treasures at Nimrud can be rescued will be hard to assess until archaeologists can get there.
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Behind a cupboard door, concealed by a secret panel, at the bottom of the sea—undiscovered treasures wait.
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Yet for all the cultural depredations that they sometimes entail, development projects can help save ancient treasures, too.
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And then there are treasures in transit from Sundance, Berlin and Cannes, arriving on vapor trails of enthusiasm.
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The Great Sand Dunes, the Grand Canyon and the pristine wilderness of Alaska are among our nation's treasures.
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Now it's time to re-watch the show and see if you can spot any other hidden treasures.
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But few governments have been willing to weaken their claims to lost treasures by accepting a loan deal.
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"New Jersey's shoreline and coastal communities are some of our state's greatest treasures," Murphy said in a statement.
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Thais view the team as national treasures, but three of the boys, and the coach, are technically stateless.
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And in the foothills of the green Appalachian mountains, some of the best natural treasures are the waterfalls!
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The treasures are known as plata yvygüy (pronounced PLA-ta uh-vee-GWOOY) in Paraguay's guttural national language.
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Ms. Rosen's theremin, commissioned in 1938, still sits on the stage, just one of the Rosen House treasures.
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Iran is a place rich in historical and cultural treasures, being home to 19 UNESCO world heritage sites.
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"Narcissists can become less self-absorbed when they give back with their time, talents, and treasures," Ferretti said.
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Just two decades ago we were preserving material objects, but many of our precious treasures are now intangible.
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Before his expulsion, it became apparent that he and his court were selling off national treasures to survive.
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The deepwater study is one of archaeology's greatest coups: Imagine what treasures may still be found below decks.
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Glass jars glinted with treasures he had retrieved from the Rockaways, door hinges, pennies, rings encrusted with sand.
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Libraries are not always musty places of yore with treasures out of view for only the privileged few.
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State parks are regional museums, the kind of place where you find surprising treasures and the occasional masterpiece.
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What if your fantasy summer road trip destination was paying a visit to one of America's national treasures?
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Such a thing would be greater than all the magic and all the treasures in all the world.
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Even the process of distributing family treasures is fraught, knowing our son would head straight to a pawnshop.
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The best thing to do is to give away treasures while you are very much alive as gifts.
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In Haiti after the catastrophic 2010 earthquake, some 35,000 cultural treasures were rescued from the ruins, he said.
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Grief touches everyone, from the children of national treasures like Kobe Bryant to those who are economically destitute.
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Later, abbey treasures including a fragment of the shroud from the shrine were laid on the High Altar.
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Western political imperialist colonial institutions suck the treasures of other nations, with no ethical boundaries before their interests.
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I would call them national treasures who pulled down his knickers for, literally, all the world to see.
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Now, many of those barriers have come down, and some collectors feel more comfortable showing off their treasures.
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No good reason to miss out on an additional day of savings on handmade treasures and stellar vintage.
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The region's patrimonial treasures are often tucked out of sight, as if waiting to be given their moment.
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After losing out on the horse sculpture, Mr. Larro was tempted to look around for other overlooked treasures.
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Many of the treasures revealed by the receding waterline are leftovers from nights of quayside picnics and partying.
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Fountain's book is like a gift box: Open the lid to peek at the treasures of the Earth.
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Or the church that is perilously open and thoroughly deserted, exposing its priceless treasures to all and sundry.
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Another example: Junk for sale at thrift stores lets my kids shop for treasures without breaking the bank.
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" Or how American national treasures are Oprah and Ellen and Obama, whereas our national treasures are people like Dermot O'Leary and Janine from Eastenders and Bruce Forsyth and the entire cast of Loose Women, who cannot be explained beyond a simple shrug and a quiet: "It's always been this way.
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From sweeping period dramas to gritty genre flicks to inventive indies, 2017 holds more than a few cinematic treasures.
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Since 2009, archaeologists have uncovered thousands of telling treasures buried in royal tombs that date to the Jiangdu kingdom.
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Each of us treasures our own freedom, but that freedom is most secure when we respect everyone else's freedom.
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There's great variety, too, across the series—it's not like they're all about wizards and dragons, goblins and treasures.
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When her illness allows, she pursues her hobbies of painting, writing poetry, and crocheting and treasures time with family.
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To make finding the treasures hidden in Forever 21 easier, we've collected some of the buys we love most.
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Ms Dirawi treasures her sons' possessions, which Ms Khamissy captures individually, according each one the status of an artefact.
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You're on a mission — a mission to find the National Treasure Nicolas Cage and the treasures he's looking for.
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Treasures is supposed to be Hirst's major come-back, a rebuke to his diminished popularity and slumping market value.
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When he offered the use of one of his two treasures from ID Chief, I jumped at the chance.
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She had had two babies, with a third on the way; eventually, she would have six incontinent little treasures.
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It implies that most such treasures were taken "by theft, looting, spoils [of war], trickery and sales under duress".
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"We managed to protect the most precious treasures in a safe place," a Paris City Hall spokesperson told CNN.
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The Get Down is one of Netflix's short-lived treasures; a true well of lost potential in its brevity.
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Notre-Dame's treasures are made up of 1,000 to 1,200 items including precious metals, traditional church dresses and paintings.
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If you dig deeper, however, you'll find the true treasures, like a book solely dedicated to colorful silk tassels.
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Fall's cool breeze is coming fast, so sip your cider and turn on any one of these Netflix treasures.
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While remarkably intact for their age, these national treasures are being lost over time to neglect and reckless modernization.
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The three treasures are the essential royal regalia and proof of the emperor's legitimate claim to the Chrysanthemum Throne.
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But there are treasures waiting to be discovered there, and people waiting to be listened to and learned from.
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She once said that her memories were her treasures, but also that she was a prisoner of her memories.
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Its artefacts have endured many vicissitudes, including Nazi occupation (when the treasures were hidden underground), neighbourhood riots and austerity.
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Sure, Spotlight and The Revenant are great cinematic achievements, but the true film treasures lie online, in cat videos.
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You are national treasures and we love you as long as we don't have to get married to you.
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One worry is that the government will get a poor deal as it unloads treasures onto the private sector.
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Indeed, anyone concerned with the protection of educational, scientific, and cultural treasures of others, should look at Israel's record.
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But good news for the next owner: The estate's many treasures are included in the $48 million sticker price.
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The advent of online music services, however, changed all of that, by breathing new life into many forgotten treasures.
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Though most of Tutankhamun's treasures are in the Egyptian Museum, his outer sarcophagus is still in the burial chamber.
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The Brooklyn Museum highlights these rarely seen treasures in "Soulful Creatures: Animal Mummies in Ancient Egypt," opening Sept. 29.
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Abe will also try to promote more of the country's national treasures and public parks to guests from overseas.
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Clinton's proclamation acknowledged geologic and cultural treasures first noted 150 years ago by geologist and explorer John Wesley Powell.
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Seek out the 100 Treasures to reveal secrets, open new levels and power-up Wario with even more abilities.
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Armed with his trusty bow, he'll zap the bad guys and find the Three Sacred Treasures hidden by Palutena.
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She treasures this closeness even as she feels haunted by her mother's cautionary words about the treachery of women.
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In February 2015, video images showed militants destroying the Assyrian treasures inside the Mosul Museum with sledgehammers and drills.
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Wintour certainly doesn't seem concerned with Chinese culture or the non-fashion treasures the Met houses from the region.
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They are taking off electrical and light plates, as well as the light fixtures, checking inside for hidden treasures.
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Watch it above and dream about what other kinds of ancient treasures lurk inside museum asses around the world.
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The Brooklyn Museum is not the British Museum, which was recently asked by Ethiopia to return looted Maqdala treasures.
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"Cadbury Freddo Treasures aims to inspire families to go on everyday adventures together," the company said in a statement.
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He's the one who cracks open doors and walls, who lays the home's treasures bare—or, worse, destroys them.
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It's a different proposition to sell things that were already bought in the first place because they were treasures.
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But auctioning off historical treasures into private hands at the expense of providing access to the public is problematic.
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Tragedies and natural disasters in New York and abroad have placed an added urgency on preserving New York's treasures.
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The Malaysian city of Malacca was once a conduit for spices and treasures that flowed from Asia to Europe.
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Here are some other treasures you missed on Zoo, while you were out enjoying the summer and/or logic.
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The crowds can be intense, but they're worth braving in order to discover one of the event's many treasures.
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Once it's restored, it will go to a temporary home at the New-York Historical Society, alongside other treasures.
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The boys, regarded as national treasures in Thailand, declined to be interviewed and referred questions to their soccer coach.
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Handwritten notes, detailing the treasures shipped to Naples, sit under vitrines with shovels and picks used in the digs.
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These pieces even turn into treasures once a season ends; you can find many of them sold on eBay.
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"Traditional physical caches," meaning tangible, three-dimensional treasures, are not permitted in the park, according to the Gateway website.
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It was the only time Gossage won a title, and he treasures the season because of how it unfolded.
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Marzia Faietti, who curated the show, spent three years trying to persuade other museums to give up their treasures.
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This time, they are leaving a few of their acquired treasures, including graffiti hidden in the dining room subfloor.
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VENICE — Damien Hirst's "Treasures From the Wreck of the Unbelievable" is the most talked-about art show on earth.
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Thankfully, President Obama has a significant legacy of protecting our cultural heritage and natural treasures with the Antiquities Act.
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Every year we bought treasures that we took home and set on our dressers to remind us of summer.
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It's morel mushroom season in much of the United States, meaning it's time to hunt down these tasty treasures.
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He emerges with treasures: the props and furniture out of which he fashions provisional rooms, illuminated by rickety lamps.
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He now spends half the year in the South of France, trawling the countryside for Louis XV-era treasures.
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No rights are reserved and the public can do with the images of the Smithsonian's treasures what it wishes.
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Native American Treasures Head to the Met, This Time as American Art [Read] What Is the Future of Identity?
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They'd be hungry not for brains, but for Bonne Bell Lipsmackers, baby tees, and other long-forgotten mall treasures.
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In fact, it's likely the burglars will receive a pittance of what the Green Vault's treasures are actually worth.
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Islamic State fighters vandalized the Unesco World Heritage Site's treasures and used its famed Roman amphitheater for public executions.
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His great asset was an ability to coax wealthy collectors into giving or bequeathing their treasures to the Met.
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The pure intentions of the Antiquities Act to protect our national treasures from destruction and desecration should be preserved.
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Jansson's original illustrations and sketches are exhibited like concealed treasures, hidden away in wheelbarrows, picnic hampers and ice caves.
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We are grateful for the poet who kept at it until he created one of America's greatest national treasures.
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Jewels of the Nile: 11 awesome Egyptian museums There is an Egyptian museum that hold Egypt's most valuable treasures.
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Firefighters battled smoke and falling drops of molten lead as they tried to rescue some of Notre-Dame's treasures.
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Vanessa Hudgens and her boyfriend are under investigation for defacing one of Arizona's most prized treasures ... TMZ has learned.
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"We believe the Trump administration has no legal authority to alter or erase protections for national treasures," he continued.
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Hey 'member that time the one-time heart of Western civilization covered its ancient treasures to woo a theocrat?
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WE MUST ACT NOW to adequately fund the maintenance of these treasures, and adequately staff them, so that we are not vilified by our posterity for being the generation that was too blind to see what we had been given, and too miserly to pass these treasures intact to future generations of Americans.
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In their quest for a favourable balance of foreign exchange, Germany is obviously prepared to sacrifice her national art treasures.
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All the while, he will constantly range around his home to retrieve numerous treasures and trinkets to animate his points.
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The true aficionado might be interested in spending $400 on a MiNT Instant Flex or scouring eBay for vintage treasures.
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While you needn't fear assassination, do avoid drinking tap water and prepare to barter hard for any treasures you find.
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Researchers located a pile of six cannons dating back to the 1700s, which may indicate that other treasures are nearby.
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Now, it looks like we may very well be able to add "house guest" to our trove of Reba treasures.
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It is beautifully cared for by a remarkable staff, and its rooms are filled with the treasures of presidents past.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads VENICE — Damien Hirst's Treasures from the Wreck of the Unbelievable is not an exhibition.
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"It's a symbol of our struggle to balance our need for renewal with the treasures of our city," he said.
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AN OBSESSIVE art collector, Cif Amotan II, loads a ship, the Apistos, with treasures for a temple to the sun.
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For decades locals lived from tomb-robbing, and Peru's treasures were melted down or sold on an international black market.
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In Gaza, Hamas spokesman Hazem Qassem said: "They (Palestinians) will not sell out their rights for all treasures on earth".
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But think of how many treasures we own but no longer use that could bring delight and value to others.
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While you have left the physical realm, the many treasures you left us will bear fruit for generations and generations.
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"Cuba is a complete and utter revelation in terms of its historical treasures, vibrant presence and interesting future," he continued.
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As we looked over our carefully assembled treasures, they still didn't seem adequate for a great journey into the future.
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The Coconut Cocoa, Honey Treasures (Moore's go-to) and Maple Remedy kits are available in Walmart stores and on walmart.
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Alexa won't save you from the thief that breaks into your home and steals the treasures you actually care about.
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Many a biotech entrepreneur treasures a dog-eared copy of Daniel Suarez's Change Agent, which extrapolates the future of CRISPR.
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Ahead, we rounded up 20 little treasures that ring in at under $20 and are sure to make her smile.
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The fourth floor feels significantly less cohesive, but there are treasures to be found for those curious enough to look.
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Others believe there are hidden treasures in the room, an idea explored in Nicholas Cage's "National Treasure: Book of Secrets."
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Along the way, there are hidden treasures to be discovered, usually resulting in more hats or toys for your bird.
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Mr. Lipman makes much of that connection, and threads "Notfilm" with lovely clips from Vertov's films and other silent treasures.
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If Congress were to succeed in giving away one of these treasures, what would be next on the auction block?
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Ms. Wiens is the current curator of Ms. Amereau's voice, and she treasures it, calling Ms. Amereau a Rolls-Royce.
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I believe this will be remembered as a major part of President Obama's impressive legacy of conserving our natural treasures.
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"Natural history museums record nature, study nature, and also share their knowledge and treasures with the general public," Dayan said.
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No one was hurt in the blaze, which investigators have called an accident, but the treasures it ruined seemed incalculable.
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Then, you realize the worn Tod's loafers and Hermès enamel cuff you once saw as dusty are now vintage treasures.
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Disney could very easily train the app with all the assets needed to recognize and recolor these oft-forgotten treasures.
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Look closely, and each will reveal treasures culled from the Ancient Near East, Medieval Europe, and Africa, among other regions.
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This is a perfect bound full color booklet with color photographs of Johan's treasures and fun, informative descriptions underneath them.
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Independent designers and shop owners curate unique treasures from both the Middle East and the world alongside local Israeli designs.
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"We don't compete with the big design houses who can buy back their great treasures at auction," Mr. Gabet said.
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His dad did plenty of business in Japan and brought back treasures, like Fox's Sony Boodo Khan Special Edition Walkman.
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The week in good news: Reggae made Unesco's list of humanity's cultural treasures, one of seven stories that inspired us.
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Here is a creature that spends hours meticulously curating a cabinet of wonder, grouping his treasures by color and likeness.
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Old treasures like Kings Theater on Flatbush and the Japanese cottage on Buckingham are cherished by those in the area.
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The designer's house in Los Angeles abounds with treasures from the city's cinematic past — and her own equally dramatic creations.
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The designer's house in Los Angeles abounds with treasures from the city's cinematic past — and her own equally dramatic creations.
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Kids can pilot Toad through courses based on the Super Mario Odyssey game while hunting down treasures and solving puzzles.
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The shelves of thrift stores can be places of unexpected discoveries, jammed with everyday trinkets and, rarely, with unexpected treasures.
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Here are worthy shows of everything from ancient treasures to cutting-edge works, in all corners of the United States.
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Nor can an exhibition of medieval treasures, costing £7.50 to view, or a shop or a café, fill the gap.
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" She mentioned Senators Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders by name, calling them both "political treasures" who "would make spectacular presidents.
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She treasures both moments, she said Saturday as she took a quick break from getting ready for the homecoming dance.
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Manageable in scale but full of treasures, it's the art fair where you go to hide from other art fairs.
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As it became increasingly common over time, she learned to hide her treasures in a jewelry box under her bed.
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I think about adult things like war and refugees and modernism, not about dog knights and hidden treasures of gold.
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No way, said the Danes and Greenlanders, who share control over the giant frozen island and its rich mineral treasures.
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In fact, he upped the ante by morphing treasures from the Met's own collection into a tableau of Bacchanalian mayhem.
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Until recently, those treasures were housed in the attic of the historical society's decaying Havens House Museum, built in 1743.
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Mark Ronson, Salaam Remi, and Amy Winehouse's family worked together to release "Lioness: Hidden Treasures," six months after her death.
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He tells us not to store up treasures on earth, and declares one cannot serve two masters, God and money.
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Aside from cutting into capital from today's investors, the cryptos threaten to capture the treasures of millennial and younger generations.
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A larger consequence of Franklin's craving for control is that her audience has been denied one of her greatest treasures.
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Among the treasures is a sculpture Basquiat made of the carapace of an old radiator he found on the street.
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Even its glistening ingredient — crushed pearls — made a clever allusion to the earthy treasures — stones, shells — that so delighted Moore.
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The mural was painted in 1980 by Gilberto Guzman, who was named one of Santa Fe's "living treasures" in 2017.
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Now, online platforms like eBay, Etsy, and Facebook help customers from around the world to discover this jeweler's unique treasures.
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No way, said the Danes and Greenlanders, who share control over the giant frozen island and its rich mineral treasures.
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Since 2003, UNESCO has been compiling a list of "intangible" cultural treasures—from dances to diets—which are worthy of protection.
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For Imam Latif, 33, it is this intangible, the sense of the dining table as a sanctuary, that he most treasures.
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But new technology like autonomous robots and deep-diving submarines could allow scientists to unearth treasures like copper, nickel and cobalt.
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Drawing pretty ladies is pretty standard stuff in the visual arts, and Crumb is one of the great treasures of illustration.
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They had saved some of their own treasures because of his warnings, and they felt they had a debt to settle.
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They're ideal for preserving fruits and veggies from my garden, and the kids love to store their favorite treasures in them.
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It is extremely difficult to change a corporate culture that never embraced innovation and turn it into one that treasures it.
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Brazil&aposs Pele and Argentina&aposs Diego Maradona became national treasures at home, celebrated for World Cup titles and global superstars.
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If you're feeling overstimulated by materialistic concerns, you can lean into your immaterial, priceless treasures like sex, art, friendship, and community.
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They maintain a wildlife rescue, rehabilitate forested areas and conduct studies and projects that help preserve the region's rich natural treasures.
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We're be swapping our cold-weather staples for some leg-bearing treasures, and the miniskirt is the perfect place to start.
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They are often one-off interactions (ordering tacos) as opposed to persistent world simulations (collecting treasures underground over several play sessions).
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The department of photographs cannot keep the treasures of our collection on permanent view, as light is quite dangerous to photographs.
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The rest of the treasures will be stored in the Louvre Museum as soon as they can be retrieved, Riester added.
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Adrana is traumatized after being enslaved by feared pirate Bosa Sennen, while Fura has become obsessed with finding the pirate's treasures.
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Horseshoe Bend is now one of many hidden natural treasures across America that have become too popular for their own good.
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Jill Hilts, 221, Southern California, treasures this photo of her mother, Phyllis, siting on a bench outside the cathedral in 20163.
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Completed in 1999, the Longaberger basket is not only one of the US's roadside treasures, it's a goddamn marvel of engineering.
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Instead she rushed to check her special treasures, 7,000 cylinder seals from ancient Mesopotamia, stored in a corner of the basement.
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And of course, there were weird-looking green creatures helping the four stars of the show gather fancy rides and treasures.
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At the same time, the number of symbols that unite everybody, those national treasures, the so-called national brands, are limited.
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"The King of Treasures device, as provided, possesses all of the characteristics typically associated with a gambling device," concluded the report.
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Inspired by the "deceptive simplicity of modern communication," this designer rethinks popular emoji and turns mundane objects into whimsical treasures. 13.
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Sunken Nile-delta cities are giving up their treasures; in Books and Arts we revealed what is emerging from La Mer.
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When evening demolition work is underway, concerned staffers have camped out overnight in the galleries to keep watch over the treasures.
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His treasures on the market in recent years have included cars, jewelry, tables, chairs, music stands, shelves, light fixtures and cutlery.
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Through the Font Bank, the Chinese will unlock their written treasures, from oracle bone scripts to ancient writings in minority languages.
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But several national treasures are among the confirmed: the singer-songwriters Caetano Veloso and Gilberto Gil, and the supermodel Gisele Bündchen.
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India is catching up with that only now, as it prepares to unearth treasures down below, aiming to boost its economy.
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We must stand to protect diverse, inclusive conservation and stewardship of our national treasures for the next 100 years and beyond.
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The seller was an art collector who, as a condition of the sale, insisted that some of her treasures stay put.
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Saudi Arabia's great hope for tourism lies with the Ula region, a Belgium-sized desert filled with UNESCO World Heritage treasures.
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The treasures of the earth and their place on the bodies of Hollywood's biggest stars was the theme of the collection.
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Le Tub might have survived decades of cultural change, but eventually, this place and countless other coastal treasures will be underwater.
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You can only take approximately seven steps inside La Sirena, but it would take all day to see all the treasures.
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Museum curators put much stall in authenticity and take great pleasure in sharing the treasures in their care with the public.
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But now that he was dead, the spell was broken, the fur was replaced with golden armor, and his treasures returned.
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To freshen up the list of people you follow, the intriguing, internet-y treasures ahead are guaranteed to switch things up.
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As a fellow woman executive, she treasures Cathy Benko, vice chairman and managing principal of Deloitte, who taught her about resilience.
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"Nothing to See Here" is a poignant and laugh-out-loud tribute to the trials and treasures of being a parent.
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When the Germans were pushed out of Lithuania by the Soviets, survivors like Sutzkever spirited some hidden treasures to New York.
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We are not a family for heirlooms or treasures, but supporting Arsenal runs in the family, and so should those shares.
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Cities were burned; the reigning king, Oba Ovonranwmen, was forced into exile; and works of art and other treasures were looted.
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In a country filled with historic churches, frescoes, mosaics, and sculptures, the earthquake has also damaged many architectural and artistic treasures.
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Administration officials have not addressed who its disappearance might hurt — philanthropic and cultural institutions who receive valuable treasures from wealthy benefactors.
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News of the theft provoked anger in China, where the terra-cotta warriors are national treasures and a major tourist attraction.
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There are many other dizzyingly beautiful treasures in this library, which was based on the personal collection of Konstantinos Sp. Staikos.
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And while there is nothing quite like sitting a few feet away from Springsteen himself, the movie has its treasures, too.
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Unusually, a team of archaeologists is working alongside the laborers, hoping to save any treasures that are uncovered in the dig.
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Among Bornemann's treasures are a pair of 100-year-old locomotive horns and a tin of unopened Copenhagen snuff from 1907.
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CreditCreditEd Widdis/Associated Press They are proud old men with canes: Cooz and Russ, Boston basketball treasures, at 21950 and 290.
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If my friends John and Heather had traveled across the world to see those underwater treasures, how could I miss out?
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There are so many hidden treasures, like the fruits and other flora in the marble above the door to my office.
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They constitute one of New York's great manuscript treasures and are the most direct and absorbing way to approach Thoreau himself.
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The Three Sacred Treasures, constituting proof of the emperor's legitimate claim to the Chrysanthemum Throne, are the nation's essential royal regalia.
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New Yorkers who prize conversation starters above all other consumables will likely find eccentric treasures at this modest but enjoyable show.
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By the late 19th century, America's robber barons were soon living up to their name by stripping Europe of its treasures.
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TODAY'S WEATHER AND FINALLY Tiny treasures These mind-blowing works of coin art are far too cool for any piggy bank.
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Take it with you when viewing any of the museum's treasures, none a random deal from the deck of human possibilities.
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A willingness to engage in lies and smears on behalf of Donald Trump is a sign of loyalty that Trump treasures.
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He carried his valuable books and treasures from his world travels to the basement for disposal, Mr. Cohen, the artist, said.
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In late November, thieves struck the Royal Palace in Dresden, Germany, home to one of Europe's largest collections of art treasures.
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Here, Waggoner shares with BuzzFeed News a selection of treasures from the exhibition and the fascinating history behind these early photographs.
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The latest highlight is a re-creation of Central Park assembled with mosses and holly, and featuring treasures like Belvedere Castle.
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It's important to protect our national treasures, but there is a better way than vesting so much power in one individual.
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It attracts thousands of tourists from across our nation and the world who appreciate the unique nature of these national treasures.
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And while the site's vintage selection is not to be missed, this time of year, we're looking for the artisanal treasures.
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Having studied for years to gain a licence, they protect their monopoly on the sharing of information about their country's treasures.
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The only good news is that this sneak attack on the national treasures of our public lands appears doomed to fail.
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It overflows with other treasures: copies of ancient Egyptian, Greek and Roman busts; medieval figurines; Renaissance nudes; antique polychrome Chinese horses.
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The strict entry rules are designed to safeguard both the temple's status as a sacred space and the treasures it contains.
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In the past the family had been forced to sell Vermeers and other national treasures in order to pay tax bills.
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The machinery of industry with its metallic gleams became a sheer tulle dress glinting with tiny silver chains and found treasures.
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"I have brought you, sir, only a few of my treasures, sir, but if you will call – " I heard no more.
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Unless you put some in a time capsule in your parents' backyard, you'll have a hard time finding these treasures ever again.
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Beyond the rows of TV shows and brand-new movies, there are hidden treasures and classic movies any cinephile would enjoy watching.
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Like most judges, Roberts treasures the idea of impartiality, and he also cares more than most about the legitimacy of the courts.
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"Brad and Angie are doing OK, working out time for him to be with the kids which he treasures," says the source.
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Listening to one of our country's greatest house treasures new piece of tuneage, I consider what an interesting country we live in.
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Buckingham Palace is more than 300 years old, so it's no surprise really that it contains more than a few historical treasures.
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Yet not only are we doing too little to address the broader problem, we are not even protecting our hardest-hit treasures.
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"Brad and Angie are doing OK, working out time for him to be with the kids which he treasures," says a source.
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Leah invited the photographer over to take a few final shots of the full family together, which she treasures to this day.
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McDonald's said its franchise model globally is based on mutually beneficial partnerships and the company "treasures" employees as its most important asset.
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But there's also some genuine treasures in there that, frankly, would be a shame to see completely disappear into a private collection.
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The fighting brought civilian life in the city to a standstill, and also severely damaged Ghazni&aposs historic neighborhoods and cultural treasures.
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Roughly 250 cuneiform tablets, looted cultural treasures dating from 2100 BCE to 1600 BCE, had been sequestered there by the federal government.
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Confucian gastronomy was included in China's list of cultural treasures in 2011 (joining Chinese yo-yos, some folk tales and roast duck).
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But trying to get your hands on it isn't easy, unless you're an expert at finding hidden treasures on Etsy or eBay.
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Of course, we don't yet predict these treasures to go mainstream, but the craftsmanship on a few of them is truly iconic.
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Pluto might be the planet of death, but it also symbolizes rebirth—and brings some exciting secret treasures to share with you.
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Probably my biggest deterrent would be relinquishing my independence and the incredible number of "treasures" I've amassed over the last half century.
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WETHERSFIELD "Textiles Treasures Digging Deeper Tour," rare tour of clothing, shoes, crewelwork and linens dating from the 2860s to the mid-2688s.
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Nonetheless, experts there asked a government commission on national treasures to give it protected status so that more research could be done.
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Nagesh (Shah) is desperate to repair his beloved copy machine, a 100-year-old beauty that he treasures more than anything else.
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AMERICAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Leon Botstein uses his ensemble as a kind of drill, delving deep into the repertory to unearth forgotten treasures.
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On Thursday, the "Tap Treasures" showcase presents some of today's tap masters, as well as new artists making the form their own.
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WETHERSFIELD "'Textile Treasures' Digging Deeper Tour," rare tour of clothing, shoes, crewelwork and linens dating from the 1690s to the mid-1800s.
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The bride works in New York for WNET, where she produces local programs, including documentaries for the "Treasures of New York" series.
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"Protection of national treasures is one of the main responsibilities of the Ministry of Culture," said an online statement by the government.
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I drove by out of morbid curiosity, and there were like five people skittering around in the pile and claiming their treasures.
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They used crowdsourcing to find photographs of the lost treasures and replicated them through a 3-D reconstruction process known as photogrammetry.
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The call comes after the museum, one of London's most popular tourist attractions, put Ethiopian treasures plundered by British forces on display.
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I'm a woman who treasures her alone time, so I've never understood why women like to go to the bathroom in groups.
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We got Nia Tuesday in one of the treasures of L.A. -- Larchmont Village -- and asked her about the brouhaha over the soap.
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The collection, described by The New York Times as "one of New York City's great treasures," will be shown in changing exhibitions.
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Behind the scenes: An Al Jazeera investigation led to police raids on antiquities shops in Kathmandu, where ancient treasures were on sale.
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The treasures were hidden in 1981 by publisher Byron Preiss, as part of his plan to promote his new book, The Secret.
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CARAMANICA Keith Jarrett has been on professional hiatus for years, but his archive of live recordings still contains plenty of untapped treasures.
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He showed them to me, and my two older brothers, and we were soon rooting around trying to find our own treasures.
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Shoppers will be bombarded by epicurean treasures from around the world including smoked meats, teas and coffees, spreads, oils, cakes and more.
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At least the Inuit, Nunavut and Parks Canada can agree on one thing: Parks Canada will eventually display the treasures in Nunavut.
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Starting at one end of the grounds, a spectator can promenade past many treasures hidden outside of the famous red clay courts.
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The horses are among a growing list of archaeological treasures dug up at the Pompeii site, discovered in the late 16th century.
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I happily went along, simultaneously grateful for the present and wondering at the lost treasures the library of the past once held.
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On Thursday, the Louvre Abu Dhabi opened another show, "Roads of Arabia: Archeological Treasures from Saudi Arabia," which will end Feb. 16.
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From natural wonders like Yellowstone to man-made treasures like the Space Needle, the U.S. isn't called "America the Beautiful" for nothing.
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John Houck's visual trickery; Svenja Deininger's "Crescendo" paintings; Didier William's eye-catching mixed-media works; and the poet John Ashbery's demure treasures.
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We can't help wondering where these timeworn treasures have been, what human dramas they have witnessed and what stories they could tell.
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The Pour One of wine's great treasures is available, free, with the touch of a smartphone or the click of a mouse.
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When the Western art world fell in love with "primitive" art, collectors and dealers often resorted to extremes to obtain ancient treasures.
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What you will find in Dijon is a little-visited archaeological museum with rare treasures from the Celtic and Gallo-Roman world.
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Nayland Blake's one-bedroom apartment is filled from floor to ceiling with personal treasures and works by their community of queer artists.
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" President Clinton and Secretary Clinton "Hillary and I mourn the loss of our friend Aretha Franklin, one of America's greatest national treasures.
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The official 2018 Christmas theme in the Trump White House was "American Treasures," meant to honor the unique heritage of the country.
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Not until Greek and Roman antiquity did the West learn of these treasures, as Arab traders became the intermediaries between the hemispheres.
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The arch, built around A.D. 81, celebrates Titus' triumphant march into Rome with the treasures of the ancient Hebrew temple in Jerusalem.
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Art Reviews Treasures 'Acquired on eBay'; Duchamp portraits in a farewell show; Madeline Hollander's headlight installation; and Yun Hyong-keun's mysterious monochromes.
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Once I collected my books — my treasures — I would sneak away, ready to be transported to a new world, a new life.
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Too many hard-driving business warriors fail to proactively protect their real treasures until a crisis, when it may be too late.
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An exhibition at the British Museum in 1972 of treasures from the tomb, including Tutankhamen's gold death mask, attracted 1.7 million visitors.
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An exhibition at the British Museum in 1972 of treasures from the tomb, including Tutankhamen's gold death mask, attracted 1.7 million visitors.
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And there's the nearly thirty years' worth of "Streetscape" columns he wrote for the Times , which chronicled the city's unheralded architectural treasures.
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Meanwhile, leaders of cultural institutions have condemned the president's threats, and Iranians responded with a hashtag campaign celebrating their country's cultural treasures.
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"So, with École de Curiosités I'm inviting you into our own cabinet, where you can experience our stories and treasures," he notes.
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It took the classic ancient-art-survey model, with its chronological lineup of archaeological treasures, and filtered it through 8503st-century realities.
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Such a journey would allow an exploration of this country's troubled past, of migrations and massacres and cultural treasures lost and rediscovered.
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The most notorious modern-day jewelry heists Two suspects stole around 100 priceless treasures this week from a castle vault in Germany.
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The Green Vault rooms remained closed after thieves made off with Saxon royal treasures including diamond-encrusted brooches, buckles and a sword.
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The French colonialists eventually won and seized not just large swaths of West Africa but also the region's treasures, including the sword.
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A set of treasures from Senegal was included on the list of objects that the restitution report said should be returned immediately.
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At the Yale Center for British Art, treasures from a lost 17th-century wunderkammer are reunited with a painting of its wonders.
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Each has exacting true-to-life detail, a resemblance that can be verified by comparing the painted treasures to their extant counterparts.
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Every inch of Allan and Suzi's remaining store is covered with treasures, and it seems they have a story for each one.
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He stalled sending back the works of Old Masters, ultimately saving world treasures from the grubby hands of Hitler, Goebbels, and Goering.
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But placed right above all of these treasures is the USB stick containing the final, mastered version of "I Feel Like That".
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She's returned and has given us a gentle reminder with her new single "Carry On" why she is one of music's special treasures.
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It's not obvious why these treasures were ignored, but the presence of these items points to the conspicuous wealth of this island settlement.
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Blaeu's Map will be on display as part of the museum's Mapping Our World exhibition in the Library's Treasures Gallery until next year.
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During these summers, students have a unique opportunity to develop their personal art practice and skills, inspired by the art treasures of Europe.
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In the meantime, the pair have been "working out time for him to be with the kids, which he treasures," says another source.
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Recently, I came across a really interesting book put out by the Library of Congress: The Card Catalog: Books, Cards, and Literary Treasures.
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The cultural and commercial benefits for Hong Kong are unarguable, says Mark O'Neill, who has written a book on the Forbidden City's treasures.
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Treasures from the Wreck of the Unbelievable continues at the Punta della Dogana and the Palazzo Grassi (Venice, Italy) through December 3, 2017.
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It is the vast cities of the dead, with tombs packed with treasures for the afterlife, which are the richest source of clues.
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