As cities develop and dining habits change, can the dive bars and defiantly untrendy restaurants keep up?
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As cities develop and dining habits change, can the dive bars, markets, and defiantly untrendy restaurants keep up?
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Not a glittering row of chain stores, but an untrendy plot with a farmer's market selling apples, pig trotters and pans.
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Untrendy The Italian luxury brand Tod's is known for creating shoes, accessories and clothing that are immune to going out of style.
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Nearly everything else — except, this year, for a contingent of superb bands from Cuba — stays local and familiar, as untrendy as a festival can be.
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The decidedly untrendy suburbs are often not even considered by new arrivals, who want to be close to the barrier island's South Beach neighborhood, even if they cannot afford to live there.
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So instead of hopping into a cab and having their date in a hip downtown bar, they instead trudged through the snow to a decidedly untrendy Irish pub near his Midtown apartment building.
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"The Once and Future King," T. H. White As popular as this novel is among the Arthurian Legend fanatics and 13-year-old boys, I have always found it, and its author, very untrendy to love.
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In those times, a lot of black metal bands all had their dark ambient or ritualistic side projects, and so I stepped into this scene and was fascinated by this complete untrendy and even more radical musical aspect.
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Although Rush's music was proudly untrendy, it drew fiercely loyal fans who embraced lyrics like those Mr. Peart wrote for "The Spirit of Radio": All this machinery making modern music Can still be open-hearted Not so coldly charted It's really just a question of your honesty.
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This term, which first arose after another surprise Conservative triumph, in 1992, refers to voters who feel slightly embarrassed at voting for such an untrendy party, so do not admit to pollsters (or perhaps even themselves, until confronted by the ballot paper) that they trust it more than the alternatives.
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Tana founded the restaurant Dan Tana's, on Santa Monica Boulevard in West Hollywood, in 1964. Tana had formerly been the maitre d' at another Hollywood restaurant, La Scala. Since its opening it has been famed for opening late and its steaks, and has been described as "resolutely untrendy" and a favourite of Hollywood and film industry personalities and professionals.
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Sometimes, these are only alluded to in the public literature. An example is a book of exercises, described on the back cover: Another distinct category is well- knowable mathematics, a term introduced by John Conway.J. W. S. Cassels (1976) "An embedding theorem for fields: Addendem", Bulletin of the Australian Mathematical Society 14: 479–80 These mathematical matters are known and factual, but not in active circulation in relation with current research (i.e., untrendy).
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We see carved limestone slabs that look like the ruins of ancient walls. In front of them are horizontal pieces of limestone grooved in a geometrical pattern. One senses obscure, mystical meaning which is moving...Graves’ work is difficult to describe but very much worth seeing...Graves is a sculptor worth following. His work is original and very interesting indeed, and the Thorpe Gallery is much to be commended for showing such radical, yet resolutely untrendy work.
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Mindy LaBernz, in The Austin Chronicle, described the album as "cover-free, and, since we're on the subject, genre-free. A quartet made five by a trumpet player, Cake carry themselves with the snittiness of technically proficient, lyrically aware music lovers, who are almost anachronistically untrendy and brazenly proud of it". The signing to Capricorn and re-release of Motorcade led to both French and Nelson leaving the band, citing their dislike of "the prospect of extensive national touring"; they were replaced by Todd Roper and Victor Damiani respectively.
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Upon release, Lesley O'Toole of Record Mirror wrote: "Once upon a time, if you didn't own a copy of "Fascist Groove Thang", you were much too untrendy to be seen associating with. Since then, Heaven 17 have cobbled together the odd pearl of synthesised wisdom, but with decreasing regularity. "Trouble" does little to alleviate fears that the rot is setting in, being just another mish-mash of unexciting keyboard riffs and irritatingly distinctive Glenn Gregory mouthings." Aaron Badgley of AllMusic said in a review of Pleasure One: "Some of the Pleasure One songs are among their best, including the wonderful "Trouble" and the opening track, "Contenders.
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