"I hate fences and walls in my work and I hate fences and walls in life," Tunick added.
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The one written on the walls in the locker room.
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I only wanna use those walls in a different way!
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His followers have daubed "Free Zakzaky" on walls in Kaduna.
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The walls in the red bedroom are upholstered in fabric.
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My wife painted the office walls in 49er Red & Gold.
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But you do need walls in certain sections, without question.
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They're used to cleaning up tags and buffing walls in subways.
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Family photos and sports memorabilia line the walls in their home.
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Even the silk walls in the dining room date back centuries.
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I wanted to paint murals on my walls in my room.
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Mold is starting to cover the walls in the former offices.
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Nearly 200,000 people were sexually abused behind prisons walls in 2011.
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I had naked pictures all around the walls in my studio.
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A lot of this stuff was all on the walls in BALCO.
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Building jobs, not walls, in Silicon Valley Are tech IPOs coming back?
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Price: Read More: 12 of the most Instagrammable walls in Disney World
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It was just me and the four walls in the practice room.
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The researchers also drenched mound walls in water to mimic heavy rain.
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Century-old vaudeville and minstrel posters plaster walls in the light booth.
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But beyond his walls, in the news, his case seemed to worsen.
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You can't knock out walls in the pursuit of a new discovery.
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It reflects the white stone found on a few walls in the bar.
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Dozens of Prince's records are on the walls in an extremely bright room.
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In the main space, hundreds of images line the walls in gridded arrays.
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Images of the couple still stare out from walls in the city center.
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A Marine helicopter crashed just outside its walls in 2004, damaging a university.
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Dozens of paintings and silkscreens are stacked along the walls in neat rows.
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The Louvre in Paris removed the Sackler name from its walls in July.
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As it happens, Herzog occasionally chanced upon small-scale Walls in real life.
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The interior has been separated from the rammed earth walls in spaces, creating gaps.
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Kim painted the walls in her house to match her packaging for her launch!!
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They are continuing to erect blast walls in the streets to obstruct any advance.
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He'll be busy tagging #undelete on walls in a team-building exercise with employees.
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The results of Mutu's performance now adorn the gallery walls in a material protest.
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Ralph Douglas West, founder and senior pastor of The Church Without Walls in Houston.
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Ralph Douglas West Founder and senior pastor of The Church Without Walls in Houston
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Tech companies are increasingly installing greenery, particularly living walls, in offices and retail spaces.
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Penis imagery is everywhere: Painted on walls in great detail, sometimes wearing a sash.
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A water leak has mapped itself along the tile walls in rust brown lines.
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Ads for metal-recycling services are plastered on construction walls in the high-tech zone.
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He envisioned it as a "university without walls", in which researchers could work across disciplines.
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Walls in all phases of life: Walls that still stand and walls that do not.
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And so it starts to jump off the walls in a wild display of athleticism.
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PARK RIDGE, N.J. — The walls in Kendra and Allan Daniel's townhouse are crowded — very crowded.
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The pool can be enclosed in giant metal walls in case of a zombie apocalypse.
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But he was on the walls, in banners hailing him along with Simmons and Embiid.
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That it could be something invisible, growing in the walls, in the air you breathe?
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Vacation lodging used to mean a room with four walls in a hotel or motel.
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Walls in its crypt also featured diamond-shaped brickwork and traces of 14th-century frescoes.
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I eventually did — stood, rapt, gazing at the Great Mosque's walls in sunlight and moonlight.
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Lofty words, called tenets, were painted on the walls in big block letters. Equality. Simplicity.
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Her art is in MoMA's permanent collection, and it lines the Lyons' walls in Empire.
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A powerful modern-day cannon fires water bottles as cannonballs - smashing strong walls in mere seconds.
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Zuckerberg shares a dozen images of walls in the Facebook headquarters, painted and decorated with sculptures.
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Those who gather here match the walls in their drab, functional clothing (designed by Wojciech Dziedzic).
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She had lived with some of them hanging on the walls in the house growing up.
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Roy Moore's loss broke through one of the most impenetrable walls in American politics: partisan polarization.
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In Northern Ireland, there are proposals to replace the peace walls in Belfast with sports fields.
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In Huehuetenango, bricks and glass were strewn on the ground as walls in the city collapsed.
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Bullet holes pock walls in the area's projects and the doors of some all-night bodegas.
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Men and women scaled its granite walls in summer heat and in the belly of winter.
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The designers Plaid London have created walls in fabric and built special showcases for the work.
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The school has a small library and murals on the walls in pink, turquoise, and brown.
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The storyline of the year was also found outside WWE's walls, in sputtering TNA, of all places.
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Mr Jäger liked what he saw on TMoCA's walls, in its sculpture garden and in its vaults.
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These take the form of walls in the arena, in two colors, corresponding to each team's color.
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At Harlech Tower, paint peels off the walls in a chilly stairwell, adorned in places with mould.
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Ideas are scrawled onto walls in pen and Post-It notes adorn a see-through dividing panel.
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On immigration:O'Rourke has called for tearing down existing border walls in the El Paso area of Texas.
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A couple days before finding her, I'd started to remove paneling from the walls in my bedroom.
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U.S. District Judge William Walls in Newark, New Jersey, allowed the trial to proceed on all charges.
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The NSDM building that we are in is actually one of the few legal walls in Amsterdam.
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The walls in Manuel Arena's one-bedroom apartment in the Williamsburg Houses in Brooklyn continue to crumble.
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Cons: The property feels a bit old and dated and walls in guest rooms are very thin.
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Slogans like "Housing is a right, freedom is a career" began appearing on walls in the neighborhood.
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Walls in her classroom are covered in essays that her students have had featured in The Times.
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Ambilight is based on intelligent LEDs that cast on-screen colours onto your walls in real time.
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Those windows are about 50 feet from six floor-to-ceiling glass walls in front of hallways.
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He avoided pointing his flashlight at the walls in an effort to keep the cockroaches from scattering.
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The walls in Senator Zellnor Myrie's office were bare, which made the furniture all the more prominent.
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A crowd gathered in Tulsa, Oklahoma, for the "No Walls in Tulsa" rally and march on Friday.
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When big political forces put walls in the way of progress, let's foster our inner stubborn climate optimist.
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You can't build walls in order to prevent the next airborne lethal flu from landing on our shores.
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And startups are based in old buildings with beautiful tiled walls in the cobblestoned streets of downtown Lisboa.
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"Currently the Turks are clearing the border walls in order to allow vehicles to enter later," he said.
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Walls in our hearts are the most dangerous walls, and that is where we must bring them down.
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"His life's work was contained in those four walls in Brooklyn, New York," Mr. Rosen's son Alan said.
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Tiny statues, a rotary phone, and a Newsweek cover all scatter the walls in an accumulation of information.
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Ralph Douglas West, founder and senior pastor of The Church Without Walls in Houston, Texas, describes the sensation.
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Follow that down, and you'll see the gum wall (or more accurately, gum walls) in all their glory.
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According to the Times, the house has wood-paneled walls in addition to moldings embellished with geometric patterns.
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The walls in a corner of her living room are covered in messages from those cheering her on.
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Several walls in the community are spattered with deep holes from blasts of ammunition sprayed by machine guns.
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The current owner of this unit updated the kitchen and bathrooms, and covered assorted walls in Venetian plaster.
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She was featured on five walls in Brooklyn and Manhattan, for three campaigns: for Reebok, Spotify and YouTube.
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Remove the walls in a galley kitchen and suddenly a tiny cooking space can feel larger and lighter.
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The company's 3D printer can print three houses simultaneously, and complete the walls in just over 24 hours.
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Though the walls in their tomb were bare, the coffins were embellished with beautiful hieroglyphics of the afterlife.
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You wondered if balls that settled into outfielders' gloves in chilly April would bang against walls in July.
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Our research also confirms existing studies that have found an increasing number of border walls in the world.
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The sentiment was so powerful that it spread to walls in Manchester and in other areas of London.
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He had helped remove their bodies, and he flung the paint against the walls in a breathless fury.
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Inside, Mr. Takegishi painted the walls in pastel colors and equipped the rooms with green sofas and stools.
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On accompanying walls in the various galleries featuring Thomas's work are stills from the film The Color Purple.
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Yes, it's fair to call us the well-clad flies on the walls in the fanciest place on Earth.
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Bare branches sprout from walls in the orchestra or reach scraggy arms across the ceiling, almost into the balcony.
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Projected on multiple walls in the exhibition space, one becomes haunted by these masked faces that slowly come alive.
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The walls appeared to be out of place as they were the only solid concrete walls in the basement.
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The writing on the walls in the 'Left 4 Dead' games always ignited some kind of spark in me.
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You're looking for something that puts as many walls in between you and the storm and has no windows.
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Dozens also ran to safety when SWAT officers used explosives and construction equipment to breach walls in the club.
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Google, for example, has posted signs touting its privacy protections on turnstiles and walls in Ronald Reagan National Airport.
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It prevents the user from running into walls in the real world by displaying a warning in the game.
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Inside Haraldsson's home, portraits of Snaefellsjokull adorn the white walls in a way often reserved for close family members.
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You're trying to build up a bunch of walls in order to protect yourself out of very normal fear.
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Le PalaceA decadent frond-laden entryway leads to a lush basement filled with mirrored walls in this indulgent restaurant.
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There were the football jerseys, framed but not yet hung on the walls, in honor of her dead son.
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The walls in the main entertaining space were also fortified to support the couple's hefty and bold modern artwork.
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When Jaden and his sister, Willow, were children, Jada encouraged them to draw on the walls in their rooms.
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With every exhibition cycle, walls in the galleries shuffle and reform, creating rooms and corners that weren't there before.
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A collection of vintage antlers is arrayed on cream-colored walls in a nod to the estate's hunting origins.
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His plan had been to use these paintings as walls in building a circular structure that mimicked the mosque.
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"Almost a third of the walls in the world are designed to keep the neighbor out," Ms. Vallet said.
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It was fitting, then, that his latest character — the quixotic Rex Walls in "The Glass Castle," opening Friday, Aug.
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It was obviously tailored for regional differences, sea walls in one place, for example, different kinds of investments elsewhere.
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Miró was precise on how he wanted his paintings shown: in chronological order, on white walls, in simple frames.
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But it got me thinking about different ways we might be able to see through walls in real life.
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I think we all—but I can definitely speak for myself—put up some major walls in my life.
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" The series title, Plato's Dogs, refers to the shadows projected on the walls in the philosopher's "Allegory of the Cave.
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His work has taken him to the Nuart Festival in Norway, Living Walls in Atlanta, and multiple iterations of POW!
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Picasso's legacy trickles down when seen splashed across publicly-accessible walls in the updated style of contemporary painters like Belin.
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Witnesses said some ministry staffers died or were injured while leaping from windows or walls in an effort to escape.
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She stapled all the pages to the walls in front of me, saying to him, 'Look at your whores now.
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The Angelus rang, its bronze voice pouring through the sheep‑fold and over the orchard walls in slow, rich waves.
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"You can't build walls in order to prevent the next airborne lethal flu from landing on our shores," he said.
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All the pictures on the walls in the Waterford house are pictures from the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston.
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But US District Court Judge William H. Walls, in a sternly worded 12-page opinion, had no part of it.
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The dawn light is the slightest cobalt glow, with Hatfield House's wisteria flowing down the walls in a lavender rain.
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Sebby is 3 years old and spent three days staring at the walls in owner Sam Ortt's room post-neutering.
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There are windows on each of the four walls in this room, including on the ceiling and on the floor.
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Apple became one of the latest adopters of this trend with two living walls in its redesigned Fifth Avenue store.
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The patterns twirled across the surrounding 24-foot-high black walls in shapes spawned by the movement of their bodies.
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Sliding glass walls in the living room open to the Japanese-style garden and several wood decks around the house.
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I'd like to see a show of "Meditations"—the more, the better—lined up on bare white walls in silence.
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Nikki Maloof's paintings of a nocturnal interior with insects on the windows wraps around the walls in Jack Hanley's booth.
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Gustav painted the walls in a matte mineral paint from Germany that highlights the subtle texture of the old plaster.
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Mr. Nemtsov, a charismatic opposition politician and fierce Kremlin critic, was fatally shot near the Kremlin walls in February 2015.
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Evidence of these floods is still visible, the dimly lit walls in various basements are water-stained right up to exits.
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Allow me to explain: Both are constantly seeking refreshment, and will break down any walls in their way to find it.
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It starts with some kind of trauma that causes a small tear in the layers of artery walls in the neck.
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"Our proposed approach has enabled unmanned aerial vehicles to image details through walls in 3D with only WiFi signals," said Mostofi.
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High walls in the desert funnel would-be migrants to Border Patrol outposts, while militarized barriers splice border towns in two.
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Salomon Camacho Mora, 71, was sentenced by U.S. District Judge William Walls in Newark, New Jersey, 15 months after pleading guilty.
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Wombats solidify and sculpt the turds using the lopsided elasticity of the intestinal walls in the final tenth of the tract.
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HEY, LOOK WHAT I CAN DO: I CAN PAINT THE WALLS IN MY FLAT BECAUSE I DON'T HAVE A LANDLORD, YEAH?
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Banksy, who keeps his identity secret, is known for his politically charged street art that has adorned walls in various cities.
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"It does not correspond to a pattern that would be consistent with bangs against the walls in morse code," Balbi said.
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He soon found himself in a space without walls, in a void of light, where he was visited by his children.
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It said the attacker was a homeless person who objected to her taking photos of graffiti on walls in the area.
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The former vice president ran into fundraising walls in 2016 as he considered whether he would jump into the Democratic primary.
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Before the game, Portland set up four lights in the middle of its locker room, illuminating the walls in every direction.
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And not only walls in terms of the pricing or the way they did things, but also the delivery of it.
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But Martin's influenced me so much that I am thinking, Why not do one of the bedroom walls in a color?
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But it has also reported that people have found gaps and bent the walls in places to more easily get through.
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Wood planks cover many of the interior walls "in typical seashore style," said Stéphanie Cambier, an owner at Cambier-De Nil.
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Upon entrance to the home, the couple saw the flags on the walls, in the dining room and in the garage.
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"They already have walls in some spots, and it hasn't stopped anyone," said Veronica Mendoza, Ms. Garcia's sister, who lives nearby.
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Young professionals have been flocking to indoor climbing walls in recent years, seeking an exercise that is intense, unstructured and sociable.
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He ordered most demolition work to stop, he said, except for a few walls in case cats had crept inside them.
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One of the largest Lennon Walls in Hong Kong sits near a complex of government buildings that includes the city's legislature.
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Then she "threw everything out and started over," coating the walls in a deep emerald green and banishing the pink accents.
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However, he might not like what "Game of Thrones" actually has to say about leadership in general, and walls in particular.
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The poorly constructed stone walls in the original room hint at the area's isolation and the need to use nearby materials.
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His portraits of Hosea Williams (a civil rights leader) and James Baldwin (an iconic, black, gay writer) adorn large walls in Atlanta.
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Protesters have even taken a famous war slogan and spray-painted it on the walls in a mocking warning to Mr. Ortega.
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On one of the walls in the room, the demonstrator had a gigantic television playing a soccer match of his favorite team.
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The director used to refer to it as the two policemen patrolling the neighborhood comprised of 30‑foot walls in all directions.
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And last week he was in New York City, painting a mural on one of the most iconic walls in the country.
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To do these inspections crews install 150-foot scaffolds and climb up the walls in search of areas in need of repair.
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How do you make Pong way more physically demanding than it needs to be and improve rock-climbing walls in the process?
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After filling up all the available walls in his local town, he began researching spots online and traveling as far as Belgium.
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The walls in the background of the video look the same as they do in Doc and Kody Antle's other Instagram videos.
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There are no windows and the florescent bulbs coat the walls in an ambiance manufactured to say, now you're in big trouble.
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Tonight's candlelight will cast the same glow on my Oakland walls as it did on my parents' walls in Montreal in 1998.
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Some historic elements were preserved, including the original hardwood plank floors in the living room and the brick walls in the kitchen.
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Scott continues to do amazing work, opening doors and breaking down walls in the NFL that for years have shut people out.
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LEDs project the colours of the screen onto the walls in your room in real time, making for a more immersive experience.
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"Bringing color into this house really challenged me," says Kiyanna, showing off the fresh paint plating the walls in the living room.
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Someone has to paint those graffiti walls in the condo lobbies, but few artists can afford to actually live in such places.
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Instead, Mr. Kelly said, the department will look to build physical barriers — including fencing and concrete walls — in places that make sense.
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He explains that early walls were built as protection from neighboring tribes, and how the walls in China assured traders safe passage.
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" He sprayed poetic, enigmatic graffiti on walls in downtown Manhattan before moving to canvas and starred in an independent film, "Downtown 19833.
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"Breath" is the green vision of Spanish street artist Escif, whose creations have colored sites from walls in Montreal to Banksy's Dismaland.
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McAvoy is climbing on the walls in the first 20 minutes, and the Wizard of Oz is staring you straight in the face.
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These items are spread throughout his basement adorning shelves and walls in his downstairs guest bedroom, library, rec room and pool table room.
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We also got video Thursday of Dr. Kornfeld outside his rehab facility, Recovery Without Walls, in Marin County, CA. He was also mum.
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Four children find metal growing behind the walls in their house, and discover a mysterious clock slowly counting its way down to zero.
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Or of your own four walls, in which you will devour this marbled loaf by your lonesome and most definitely in one sitting.
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My hands were stinging and my heart was beating slow and pronounced in my chest and I stumbled against the walls in standing.
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Many of the Inside Out/Dreamers project's completed installations have ended up pasted on various walls in each of the cities organizers visited.
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And so, there can be no reasonable debate about "The Wall," or anything else, until we tear down the walls in our heads.
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Fiction starts in the living room, takes up all the walls in a front study, and has also colonized a guest bedroom upstairs.
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The graffiti legend Kunle Martins — Earsnot of the IRAK crew — was a fixture on New York walls in the late 1990s and 2000s.
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And at tonight's Moth StorySlam at the Bronx Museum, people will share their own true stories about walls, in five minutes or less.
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"I felt the walls in my world were going to cave in around me if I didn't get this thing done," he said.
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Murals depicting fish and sea lions decorate the walls, in a naturalistic style contrasting with the supernatural art typically found on Moche ceramics.
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Backstage was unfussy: Cigarette and coffee smells haunted the walls in the glow of old-fashioned announcement lights with actual bulbs in them.
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Opinion: Why we build walls In a moment of fear, determination, pride or defiance, we erect barriers — first emotional and then, often, physical.
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The fixation with openness extends to the suburbs, where buyers eagerly take down walls in the kitchen and living room, and widen doorways.
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Blue-glassed shine walls in the invisible wealthy, while eddies in the heat-dazzled smog block their view from a 90th-floor penthouse.
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In the living room, the designer hung a gilded chandelier, sheathed the walls in black seagrass and added chairs clad in turquoise-hued leather.
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Reminders of its grittier past hang from the walls: In one apartment's den, steel pulleys from the original elevators poke through the exposed brick.
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Contemporary dancers replace bling-laced close-ups, existential waterfalls replace dance-floors, and graffiti-adorned walls in an abandoned building replace frat house parties.
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Though supposedly context-free, the works are tied together by the institutional walls in which they rest — and Martin's curatorial power and good taste.
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The only marks on the walls in Norte de Santander had been made by the AUC, and they were red, spray-painted death threats.
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"The hope was to get him stabilized in Minnesota and convince him to come to Recovery Without Walls in Mill Valley," Mr. Mauzy said.
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In Mexico City, where I spent a chunk of my formative years growing up, her portrait hung on three different walls in our house.
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Baker said there are nine miles of walls in the castle, and today, they are covered in greenery and completely exposed to the environment.
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Ninety-nine percent of the walls in my house have a decorative baseboard trim, which resulted in my photos being repeatedly rejected after submission.
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In any case, sitting in these homes behind walls, in communities behind walls, people often get so angry during dinner, they leave the table.
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They bought the 100-year-old structure in 1992 for $15,000 — its plumbing and electric looted, its roof rotten, its interior walls in decay.
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It features over 100 tweets plastered across subway walls in New York City and San Francisco with users explaining what Twitter is to them.
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The Gilder Center will not be, with curving stone-and-glass walls, in contrast to the brick that dominates that side of the museum.
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Although the wall hasn't been built yet, planning is underway and it's now possible to see eight prototype walls in Otay Mesa, San Diego.
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The British Mountaineering Council reckons there are at least 248 public climbing walls in Britain, a number that has risen by 30% since 2010.
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There's no accounting for this, but countless HGTV shows have smashed down countless walls in an attempt to appease it, and they are wrong.
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Of course, now, on his recent tour, he's broadened that wall to talk about worldwide walls, Trump's wall, and walls in the Middle East.
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With the press of a button, the glass walls in the living room retract seamlessly joining the inside space with the pool terrace beyond.
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Printed public notices were seen on public walls in the fifteenth century, but the modern-day poster did not emerge until the eighteenth century.
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Instead of wallpaper, she has covered the walls in soft brown wrapping paper, creating the kind of bookish, smoky mood that can mimic time passing.
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And because her house is made of wood, Spesard painted her walls in off-white to brighten it up and make the space seem larger.
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Reports emerged last month that the local municipality had covered a section of the protected walls in preparation of the building of a wedding hall.
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But the game's difficulty, which is low, isn't about pulling up walls in front of the player that require technical skill or mind-numbing repetition.
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If you live with any children under the age of five, all walls in your home should be padded and painted black for security purposes.
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You controlled a rollerblading gang member zipping through the streets, avoiding police and tagging walls in an attempt to bring color back to the city.
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Wedding planner Steve Kemble draped the Cathedral walls in 120 yards of silver silk fabric by Quest Events, which soared 16 feet in the air.
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The FBI also uncovered National Socialist propaganda hidden in hollowed-out sections in the defendant's walls in addition to guns including a Pioneer Arms Corp.
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At the back of the studio, in a large and mostly unfurnished room, new photos are printed and hung on the walls in a line.
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Speaking at a conference for software developers last month, the CEO criticized the "fearful voices calling for building walls" in an apparent shot at Trump.
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My bill provides for new border fencing and levee walls in the Rio Grande Valley of Texas as well as secondary fencing in San Diego.
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Wedding planner Steve Kemble draped the Cathedral walls in 120 yards of silver silk fabric by Quest Events, which soared 16 feet in the air.
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This turquoise is the exact turquoise of my grandparents' garage door, the colour of formica table tops in Hyderabad, the colour of walls in Mexico.
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You're busy at work today thanks to the moon in fiery Aries—however, you're hitting some walls in communication as the moon clashes with Saturn.
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The Internal Security Forces said some of its officers had been wounded by protesters throwing tiles they had broken off walls in a shopping district.
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For Bloody Mattresses (1973), she strewed an abandoned farmhouse with torn mattresses, clothing, papers, and other items, and covered the walls in bloodlike red paint.
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The walls in this new store are gold-colored aluminum, the floors are set with tiny black pebbles, flecked with blue lapis and pale coral.
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"The valley has the best," he said of Yosemite's big walls in an interview with Climbing magazine in 2010, "and that's where my heart is."
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Mak says that new cracks on the sidewalks and on the walls in her building have appeared out of nowhere since construction began in 2014.
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He also warned against the "raising of walls," in what could be seen as a reference to President Donald Trump's pledged border wall with Mexico.
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"There are not many walls in the space, so you can start to build walls, but I didn't want to intervene in the architecture," he adds.
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You'll find them against a backdrop of exotic beaches in Thailand, or chic architecture in Paris and Milan, or graffitied walls in New York and Miami.
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The video compares what they're doing to "mosquitos and spiders," saying that the drone's microspines latch onto walls in much the same way those insects do.
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Texts about history, philosophy, and alchemy play across the X-shaped structure's walls in French, Latin, and English, while bird sculptures are suspended or perched overhead.
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Pictures and memorabilia of their legacy, persecuted and forced out of Cuba when Castro took power, adorn his office walls in the Cannon House Office Building.
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Witnesses said windows shattered and some cracks had appeared on walls in the capital, which sits on a fault line, and there was panic among residents.
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Lizards are popular as pets in many countries, but in Cambodia they tend to be seen on walls in bars rather than inside tanks in homes.
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The walls in the first gallery of the exhibition, true to this mission, are covered with pages from "The Funk & Wag from A to Z "(2012).
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One of the scientists began calling out, "217 … 250 … 21 …," as a hulking machine behind thick walls in the next room was pumped with electromagnetic energy.
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In an order dated Tuesday, U.S. District Judge William Walls in Newark, New Jersey said he would rule after prosecutors present their case to a jury.
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Big banks are looking to speed up their approach to working with startups as they increasingly go beyond their own walls in search of tech innovation.
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The walls in the corridors were covered with art, including Fores's 19th-century Coaching Recollections, knights in armor, young women looking innocent, young men looking stiff.
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The Department of Homeland Security said it would bypass environmental and land management laws in its efforts to build border walls in the San Diego area.
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So there was no reason to ask them what they wanted, because they're going to tell you they wanted high cubicles or walls in an office.
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Among the posters of planets, rockets and rovers pasted on the sky-blue walls in 210-year-old Oliver Jacobs's bedroom in Arlington, oneobject is missing.
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An analysis of radar scans done on the site last November has revealed the presence of two empty spaces behind two walls in King Tut's chamber.
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He also warned against the "raising of walls," in what could be seen as a reference to US President Donald Trump's pledged border wall with Mexico.
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Buttigieg is introduced by his husband, Chasten Buttigieg, as he takes to the stage during a grassroots fundraiser at the Wynwood Walls in Miami, May 20.
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Jenkins-Johnson added that these spaces give visitors an opportunity to "come and see people that look like them on the walls" in their own communities.
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Basquiat sprayed poetic, enigmatic graffiti on walls in downtown Manhattan before moving to canvas, dated Madonna before she was famous and made paintings with Andy Warhol.
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Taken alone, none of these details seem that big: Is it that important that you can shoot through walls in Far Cry 2 but not in 5?
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A woman forced to leave Wadi Hajr district said the militants had climbed to her roof and knocked holes in the walls in order to move undetected.
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I've always imagined bakeries with walls in peppy colors; heteronormative, perfectly coiffed, couples in matching His and Hers aprons; boyfriends lovingly smearing icing on their girlfriends' noses.
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After an earlier scan, then-Antiquties Minister Mamdouh El Damati said scientists were 90% sure they had found two new chambers hidden behind walls in Tut's tomb.
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Influencers, tourists, and locals alike flock to what LA Mag, Racked, and the LA Times list as one of the the most Instagrammed walls in the city.
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Glenn Branca, the renegade experimental noise musician whose work shattered windows and battered down walls in the New York avant-garde scene and beyond, died last night.
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Framed front pages adorn Sozcu's office walls in testament to its status as a bastion of opposition to President Tayyip Erdogan and the Islamist-rooted AK Party.
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I dropped a barrage of bombs on a fully-loaded enemy landship, watching it disappear in a spectacular boom that literally shook the walls in my apartment.
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Just outside the city walls, in Prato's Chinatown, well-to-do Chinese families were carrying their own wrapped parcels of sweets: mashed-taro buns, red-bean cakes.
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He invites the participation of the public, collecting photos to plaster on some of the most famous walls in the world and create mind-boggling optical illusions.
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I thought of "stipplers" before MOTTLERS, but the latter are used for all types of cool faux finishes on walls in historic homes, like the "Tiffany" finish.
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In 2015, he was treated for shotgun wounds after two hooded gunmen ambushed him, an incident that prompted him to cover his outside walls in CCTV cameras.
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The lure of Antarctica, she wrote, was in part the continent's all-encompassing whiteness, reminiscent of the sterile white walls in the many hospitals of her youth.
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It was covered in her favorite Fortuny salmon-hued silk fabric — on the walls, in the drapery, on the headboard of the bed, and on the furnishings.
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Combined with dotted images which were first painted on hands and then stamped onto walls in Chauvet Cave, they think the Aurignacians had their own artistic style.
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Plotting director Steven Soderbergh's latest project—an interactive smartphone app called Mosaic—required covering most of the walls in a Chelsea loft with color-coded cards and notes.
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And as an added wrinkle, you have to physically dodge giant, glowing walls in order to continue playing, forcing you to duck and dip throughout your VR space.
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The 4-bed, 6-bath crib, which sits on a cliff, features floor-to-ceiling windows and glass walls in every room, plus a huge pool and spa.
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At a Facebook conference in April, Mark Zuckerberg, the company's chief executive, warned of "fearful voices building walls," in reference to Donald Trump, the probable Republican presidential candidate.
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That got Ben Holland's phone ringing: Callers were finding scorpions on their beds, in their showers, on walls in and outside their homes and all over their yards.
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She lingers, ghost-like, in the walls, in an unwanted state of arrested development, wondering when or if she might be allowed to resume her journey into womanhood.
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But at the time they occurred, LA police shrugged off the idea of a link between the crimes, despite the identical messages scrawled on the walls in blood.
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"If you use a utility knife to trim the wallpaper at the edges, use a metal straightedge to prevent scoring the actual walls in the process," she added.
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And all the walls in the house — besides the ones the couple put in place to create the bedrooms, bathrooms, and the laundry room — still boast original wood.
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That puts the female a step behind, so evolution might next select for females that can defend themselves against the hook, and evolve thicker walls in their vagina.
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Every summer, with the permission of landlords, artists spray-paint garage doors and walls in the neighborhood, as part of an event called the Welling Court Mural Project.
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The eased restrictions have made the holiday season merrier for a small minority of rich Venezuelans, many of whom live in mansions behind high walls in Eastern Caracas.
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As the coaches pulled away, some North Koreans ran after them, as others wiped at tears or pounded on the walls in frustration at the limited time together.
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Eid al-Adha, or feast of the sacrifice, begins on Tuesday, when pilgrims begin three days of casting stones at walls in a symbolic renunciation of the devil.
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Well, it might have something to do with the animal-print walls, in-house barber's salon, and entire room dedicated to the life and times of Michael Jackson.
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The reproduction process is surely innovative, but this is not the first case of a museum selling branded products outside its own walls in order to support institutional activity.
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Last year, a federal judge ordered the real estate developer Jerry Wolkoff to pay $6.7 million to artists whose work was lost when he whitewashed 5Pointz's walls in 2013.
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The investigation that culminated in last month's court order has its origins in checks carried out into neo-Nazi graffiti that appeared on walls in Liguria in October 217.
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A passage from Marina Abramović's upcoming memoir, Walk Through Walls, in which the artist describes Aboriginal Australians as looking like "dinosaurs," was cut after it was widely criticized online.
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In her 35 years at 119 Second Avenue, Diane McLean had built a swing in the hallway for her three children and covered the walls in kindergarten vocabulary words.
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Just beyond these walls, in the briefing room and the restaurants and hotel bars frequented by the town's journalists and politicos, conclusions about Spicer's future have already been drawn.
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How they did it: The researchers captured 396 termites of two different species, and used videos to track individuals as they constructed channels and walls in a controlled environment.
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Through the glass conference room walls, in a moment of distraction, I saw about 20 people of color pass by in the hallway: a class of elementary school children.
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As you will recall, the "Friends" apartment, shared by a young barista and a struggling chef, was a palatial two-bedroom with amusing purple walls in the West Village.
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Hundreds more works can be seen through glass walls in storage in the basement, together with a reconstruction of Charles Eames's office in the Los Angeles neighborhood of Venice.
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As a reporter based in the Middle East, I've mostly been on the other side of those walls, in places that might be described as the underbelly of globalization.
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Lil Yachty continues to break down walls in 2016 and in his latest flex, the teenage Atlanta-native stars in a new Sprite commercial with NBA superstar, LeBron James.
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It has some 70,000 objects from sub-Saharan Africa in its collection, including magnificent statues from present-day Benin and delicate paintings that once decorated church walls in Ethiopia.
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Hospitals are also being battered as medical care is increasingly delivered outside a hospital's walls in outpatient settings like surgery centers, free-standing emergency rooms and urgent-care clinics.
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As reported by the New York Times, the museum curator had a maintenance crew drill massive holes into the museum walls in order to get some degree of ventilation.
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"Self-made explosive device materials were found in his apartment, and on the walls in many places were handwritten words such as kill, death, destroy and terminate," it said.
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Walls in the town centre are sprayed with "NPU" - the 500-strong Christian paramilitary brigade Nineveh Plains Protection Units that protects Qaraqosh under the auspices of the Iraqi army.
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The Eid al-Adha, or feast of the sacrifice, starts on Friday, when pilgrims begin three days of casting stones at walls in a symbolic renunciation of the devil.
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Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg criticized "fearful voices calling for building walls" in a shot a Donald Trump, now the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, during a conference last month.
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Last year, a federal judge ordered the real estate developer Jerry Wolkoff to pay $6.7 million to artists whose work was lost when he whitewashed 5Pointz's walls in 2013.
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Try washing your walls in the cool-color trio without a full paint commitment — Minted's easy-to-install, removable wall murals are designed by a talented community of independent artists.
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So if you're in need of a moment of unadulterated joy, take this time to bounce off the walls (in virtual reality, no less) with Canadian trampoline champion, Sam Sendel.
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A study by U.S. geographer Reece Jones from the University of Hawaii found that in 1.63 there were 15 border walls in the world — but now there are almost 70.
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At one end of the final room, "Totality" (2016, pictured top), a slowly revolving mirrored disco ball, bathes the ceiling and walls in some 10,000 tiny images of solar eclipses.
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"During a recent visit, we discussed the white, institutional-like walls in the room that will be her home for quite some time," her friend, Kris Boyd, wrote on Facebook.
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To share with extremely successful entertainers and innovative businessmen their ideas and career paths created avenues for them which wouldn't have been available outside of those walls in those days.
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Since the project began in 2009, more than 80,000 square feet of walls in the area have featured over 50 artists from 16 countries, according to the Wynwood Walls website.
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These bitter, lovesick words—sharp bleats of distress—rise and cling to the curtains and the walls in the ghastly showrooms of her characters' troubled, hope-filled, and hopeless minds.
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Intact plastic and glass bottles also are washed and bound together with sand and cement to create walls that can replace brick and block walls in homes and other structures.
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Each room in the house on Governors Island was decorated by a different team of visual artists, and these symbols show up on the walls, in costumes, and in props.
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Hailey adds that she finds it difficult to sleep at night because the walls in her the bedroom she shares with three other women are blue—like her old cell.
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The device can also calculate where the walls in the room around you are located, so objects (like the rock the gollum hurled in the demo) can shatter on impact.
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Indecline crammed the suite's standard furniture and wall art into the bedroom, dismantling as much as they could, and covering the walls in wallpaper made to look like cracked concrete.
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Patterns recalling Turkish tiles adorn some of the soaring walls, in a design by Glen & Co., and are interspersed with displays of old butchering tools, slabs of meat and wines.
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The interior of the asphalt-shingled structure is made almost entirely from plywood, down to the light-switch plates that follow the grain of the walls in which they're inset.
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The walls in question are the Western Wall in Jerusalem, a contentious holy site, and the Galveston sea wall, a 10-mile hurricane barricade not far from Knight's native Houston.
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The walls in the kitchen, as in many of the rooms, have elaborate handmade relief designs in plaster, and were painted with a lime wash and antiqued by local artisans.
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He explained how he built the two-room shack his family lives in: He found tin for two walls in some rubble, saved up for a tarp for the bedroom.
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Here, the exhibition's curator, Jen Sudul Edwards, shares with BuzzFeed News a selection of photographs from the show and discusses the significance of walls in this period of unprecedented divisiveness.
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Many of the walls in the space's inaugural exhibition, Public, Private, Secret, are mirrored, and it is impossible to photograph the work without making oneself a part of the conversation.
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He did a similar project called Wailing Walls in Frankfurt with Amnesty International, where he installed similarly illusionistic paintings of men, women, and children behind the bars of a jail cell.
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Last year, a woman was trapped between two walls trying to retrieve something she dropped, while in 2014 two children got stuck between walls in separate incidents, according to state media.
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He pogoes on the spot and eyeballs any disinterested member of the audience he can find, tearing off sweaty clothes as his band members bounce off the walls in the background.
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All residences will have six-inch white oak plank floors and kitchens with white oak cabinetry and Basaltina countertops, as well as Calacatta Caldia marble slab walls in the master bathrooms.
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Worn vintage armchairs are paired with leather-topped stools and dark wooden side tables in the living room, while a collage of moody artwork fills the walls in all the rooms.
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In other instances, fans (known by the community as "wall yellers") have stood outside the house and shouted messages over the backyard walls, in an attempt to influence players' game strategy.
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An analysis of radar scans done on the site last November has revealed the presence of two empty spaces behind two walls in King Tut's chamber, Damaty told a news conference.
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She also displayed photographs of New York street scenes from the Museum of the City of New York, which Mr. Johnson has kept on the walls in his office waiting area.
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If you want to know how reconciliation is going, consider this: There are said to be more peace walls in Belfast today than there were at the end of the Troubles.
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Late one recent afternoon in Tijuana, smugglers could be spotted using four homemade ladders to ferry a couple of migrants up and down both walls in the deceptive light of dusk.
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At West 33rd and Ninth Avenue, where the Cheyenne Diner stood for decades before trucks carted off its chrome walls in 2008, a seven-story, 12-unit rental has taken root.
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Artworks make their most decisive break with halls and walls in the Parcours sector, the slice of the Basel show dedicated to exhibitions of site-specific work in the public sphere.
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Inside, the aesthetic is spare but warm: minimal décor, striking but neutral-hued furniture, white walls in stark contrast to the black-stained wood exterior, which makes the surrounding greenery pop.
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The living room and central hall have wallpaper from Brunschwig & Fils, while two walls in the dining room are covered with a Chinese mural, hand-painted in the mid-20th century.
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Water leaked through the ceilings and mold grew on the bathroom walls in Torres's apartment, and the elevators broke down so often that he had nightmares about being stuck in them.
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In the mid-1950s, Rotella (1918-2006) abandoned painting with brushes in favor of tearing layers of movie posters from city walls in Paris or Rome and pasting them on canvas.
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AMP also provides two additional capabilities: defeat of enemy dismounts, especially enemy anti-tank guided missile, or ATMG, teams at a distance, and breaching walls in support of dismounted Infantry operations.
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Ordinary Sierra Leoneans appear excited by the prospect, including Safiatu Mariama Bangura who with her mother runs a rice restaurant out of an aluminum shack with tarpaulin walls in the capital Freetown.
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Meet Salto, the bot that not only leaps four times higher than its height—higher than you could ever manage—but strings together multiple jumps and bounds off walls in the process.
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The walls in my office have been bare all week and boxes have been stacked with notes from colleagues, books and photos from the ten years I have worked for Barack Obama.
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" In the clip, where dozens of dishes are shattered on the kitchen floor and frames dangle from the walls in the living room, Palin can be heard saying, "Wow, this is yucky.
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Not so much for Miss Kitty, however—when Bennett hands me her leash to show me his Catwoman tattoos, she literally starts clawing the church walls in a vainglorious bid for freedom.
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There are so many questions in this vein, and the fact that the answers at times ran counter to popular assumptions meant that the work initially hit brick walls in some quarters.
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"I think a lot of the traditional standard walls in the music industry as it relates to music discovery have really come down," Evan Greene, CMO at The Recording Academy, told Mashable.
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"In honor of pride, we're kicking off a global initiative to turn walls in cities around the world into colorful beacons of support," said a blog post announcing the new Pride features.
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Covering five walls in the lobby of the California African American Museum (CAAM) are titles of classic American films like Law of the Jungle, Juke Joint, Moon Over Harlem, Go Down Death!
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Rodrigo Miguel Sepúlveda Nunes, who goes by the name Vile, uses spray paint to transform abandoned walls in Portugal into works of art that look like he carved his name into them.
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Set against the deep-shaded blue walls, in the middle of the pavilion, is a circular clearing, open to the sky, where rainwater is funneled to be recycled elsewhere in the park.
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The designers used reflective surfaces, including smoked-mirror walls in the stairwell and a quartet of gold-leaf artworks by Yoshihiro Kitai in the dining room, to bounce light around the spaces.
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The paintings are complemented by a 26-part series of gouache paintings on paper titled, "Alphabet for a Season of Corruption" (2018–2019), and installed on three walls in the back gallery.
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Since October 21990, dozens of laborers have been digging a 22011-foot-deep trench around the temple walls in an effort to drain the groundwater and divert it back into the Nile.
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Plush navy curtains adorned with brass buttons give a nod to the dress of our founding father while the elegant scrawl of past speeches decorate the walls in this 139-room respite.
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In the video, the unidentified woman walks alone through a street flanked by mudbrick walls, in what users identified as Ushaiqir, a heritage village and day-trip destination outside the capital Riyadh.
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In addition to "John 3:16" written on the walls in blood -- officials say there were also several drawings in blood ... though the report does not specify what the drawings were of.
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The rage that stems from internalizing trauma (while coddling men) also drips from nearly every scene in Sharp Objects, and is perfectly visualized by Toni Collette literally crawling up the walls in Hereditary.
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It feels so familiar, so archetypal, that it seems almost as if someone must also have carved it into cave walls in prehistoric France, or drawn it in cuneiform on some Sumerian scroll.
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The revolt spread across the exhibition walls in the paintings and lithographs of Christine Schlegel, Cornelia Schleime, Karla Woisnitza and Angela Hampel as they tackled contemporary interpretations of mythic amazons and Greek princesses.
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Well-worn photographs of children and families tucked into the edge of mirrors or pressed onto walls in the women's spartan barracks are reminders of what they have sacrificed to join the fight.
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This was the girl's favorite picture due to their love of the movie, and the fact that they were able to paint on their bedroom walls in order to created the door backdrop.
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That hard hat is one of hundreds of mementos and photographs Feinstein saved and put on display behind glass cases and on the walls in a special room inside her San Francisco home.
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She is still active on the street art scene today, having participated in the inaugural edition of Coney Art Walls in 2015 and contributing to the Welling Court Mural Project earlier this year.
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He aimed to recreate the sensation of walking through a Qajar palace by covering the walls in silk and the floors in carpet, highlighting the extravagance of the Persian textiles and interior decoration.
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Today, in fact, the house does feel old, not just historic: it has a stuffy, stagnant atmosphere, exacerbated by creaking floorboards, bad lighting, and walls in need of a fresh coat of paint.
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In her work, fried eggs function as breasts or eyes; throwing eggs can half-seriously approach pagan ritual or figure in participatory performances, in which they're smashed against gallery walls in Twomblyesque splatters.
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He added a couple of partial walls in the top-floor gallery, not only to hang more art but also to change the proportions of the room, which to him seemed too wide.
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He painted the walls in bright primary colors, like his canvases divided into large blocks of white, using thick black lines — a three-dimensional version of what he was painting at the time.
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Mr. Bauman did not dispute that as he sat behind glass walls in an office of a sleek two-story building with an outdoor terrace that serves as the state party headquarters here.
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Israel began constructing this system of fences and concrete walls in 22016, at the height of the second Palestinian uprising when suicide bombers were detonating themselves in cafes and buses in Israeli cities.
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One unusual and dizzying feature: glass-plate walls in the bedroom retract at the push of a button, so that this corner of the room becomes truly open-air, jutting out over the cliff.
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Aleppo Media Center activist Salah Ashkar told CNN earlier that shelling was ongoing in his neighborhood, and posted a video to Twitter showing walls in his building damaged and rubble all over the rooftop.
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The shark, a torpedo-shaped symbol of terror popularized by the "Jaws" movies, is an open-water fish that swims fast, rips its prey to pieces and never encounters walls in its natural surroundings.
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In a pitch black room at the Fondation Cartier in Paris, large-scale light projections scroll across the walls, in sync with hypnotic recordings that fill the space with the sounds of wild animals.
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Termites ate through the walls in summer, and a noisy family of bats nested in the peak of the roof, but aside from the occasional scorpion, the co-habitating pests never really bothered me.
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Researchers found that 22018-year-olds who had smoked more than 100 cigarettes in their lifetime or who drank more than 10 drinks on a typical drinking day had stiffer walls in their arteries.
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A video circulating on social media showed dozens of people exploring what was reported to be Mr. Morales's ransacked home, with furniture toppled, items broken and political slogans spray painted on walls in red.
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Critic score: 72%Audience score: 85%Netflix description: "Wayward Prince Hal must turn from carouser to warrior king as he faces hostilities from inside and outside the castle walls in the battle for England."
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And in the summer of 2006, Mr. Greenberg expanded the bar, replaced the lighting with dark and sultry illumination, recast the tables and walls in premium oak and built a stage to accommodate musicians.
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Riddle me this: Over Christmas I got two UTIs and couldn't sleep (highly uncharacteristic) because the walls in my parents' house are paper thin and my mother has ears like a greater wax moth.
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Turquoise accented walls in guest rooms, brightly colored patio and bar furniture, and decorative signs that say things like "Make Margaritas" and "Nothin' but a Breeze" set a solid island vibe that's pretty infectious.
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He didn't leave for yellow walls in France or for wooden shutters that opened to a steeple and a pond shrouded in mist; he left for another woman, but that woman was an excuse.
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"We have been replacing and repairing numerous electrical and plumbing supplies throughout the facility for years...tiles are popping off walls in housing units and constant flooding is occurring in our basement," Wickersham said.
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Rhode had long wanted to make art in Jericho — whose once-glorious walls, in the famous biblical story, were demolished by Israelite soldiers — since his first visit to the West Bank city in 2014.
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In the Kerobokan breakout, which was discovered on the morning of June 290, four men dug a 215-foot tunnel under the prison's walls in an open courtyard and fled into the tropical night.
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But first we need to acknowledge that there's a key piece missing from this growing movement: the voices of those languishing behind prison walls — in both the U.S. criminal justice and immigration detention systems.
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After traveling to the same places he'd visited, she built a small, free-standing room and laboriously painted its walls, in gobsmacking trompe l'oeil, with the museum tickets, snapshots and notes she had accumulated.
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The wall could have a serious, in some cases deadly, impact on other species in the region, including: Walls and levee walls in this region could pose a serious flooding hazard too, says Millis.
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Related: Activists Are Projecting Digital "Calligraffiti" Onto Walls in Berlin Fantasy Murals by a Hawaiian Street Art Couple Imagine a Sustainable Future Illuminating Berlin: Finding the Heart of Berlin Art During the Festival of Lights
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Governing body FIA will restrict messaging between drivers and pit walls in a number of areas, including flagging up positions of other cars during qualifying, as part of a crackdown mooted nearly two years ago.
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The street plan in the City of London is little-changed from the medieval city, and as London began to expand beyond the old city walls in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, this disorder continued.
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The breakwater walls in the chic seaside resort of Rapallo were destroyed by pounding waves, allowing in a surge of water that toppled dozens of luxury yachts and inflicted heavy damage on the port area.
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It took Beatrice Agostini, the institution architect who manages and maintains the site, three months with a team of nine restoration experts to clean up the walls in the tower using solvent gels and lasers.
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Globalization's champions predicted that borders would continue to fall in at least one area — digital tech and the internet — but China has shown that a determined government can build walls in the virtual sphere, too.
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The walls in James Veloria are covered in tinsel strands that rustle if, say, you are breathing heavily, overly excited at a 2250 Margiela dress ($210) or a fur-trimmed Prada Sport fanny pack ($22003).
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The decision was unrelated to the content of the work; it was due to the medium of papier maché not being included on the list of acceptable materials for exterior walls in a historic district.
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READ: Pro-Beijing thugs are vandalizing Lennon Walls in Australia now The controversial lawmaker applauded a mob of suspected triads who in July attacked demonstrators, in one of the most violent known episodes so far.
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Moving to safer ground will be just one strategy among many: We'll need sea walls in some places, stricter building codes in others, and a change in where new subdivisions, highways, and hospitals are built.
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Half-finished female profiles, for the most part, they flicker like ghosts across a psychedelic shadow world of black and blood-red walls in the artist's new show "Stained Glass Cliff" at Thomas Erben Gallery.
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His works have been pasted on "buildings of the slums around Paris, on the walls in the Middle-East, on the broken bridges in Africa or the favelas in Brazil," according to his website, jr-art.net.
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From the lives of the locals to the tourists to the sights, the film zooms along the city streets, through fences, over walls, in and out of churches, past markets, cafes, roads, river, and lounging sunbathers.
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But U.S. District Judge William Walls in Newark, New Jersey, threw out some of the bribery charges against Menendez, finding the prosecutors had failed to connect Melgen's contribution to actions taken by the New Jersey Democrat.
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"Wildlife is being blocked by existing border walls in their migrations, their habitats severed and fragmented," he said, listing everything from endangered species, to small birds and snakes that have been seriously impacted by the fence.
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Hundreds of images of Xi adorn the walls in each of the exhibition's ten halls: in combat fatigues surveying the troops, holding court with foreign dignitaries, even showing his softer side by petting a baby elephant.
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When his remains were kept at the Grand Palace awaiting a royal cremation, 11 elephants decorated to look like white elephants crouched down before the palace walls in a symbolic gesture to honor the "people's king".
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Instead of covering your walls in posters you'll likely tear down by the year's end, pick up this rainbow felt letter board that will allow you to shift your self-expressive style every semester (or day).
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In my testing, it did an amazing job of discarding the harsh sound reflections from the walls in my room — a hostile environment for any sort of serious recording — and produced a warm and pleasant sound.
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Goldman Sachs tore down walls in its New York asset management office in 2017, and Morgan Stanley, is redesigning its midtown Manhattan headquarters to move brokers, traders and tech employees closer together, according to media reports.
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But reality waited outside the walls, in all of its ominousness, as well as persistent stirrings of hope: In recent weeks the police are cracking down: arresting people, confiscating work, sealing and re-sealing the entranceways.
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"The court suspects that the trial strategy behind this motion, if granted, would be to impress the jurors with the public importance of the defendant senator and his duties," wrote Walls in the opinion published Friday.
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According to The Washington Post, investigators with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found mold in the walls in half of 112 water-damaged homes two months after Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans in 2005.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Banksy has painted walls in Paris with murals on the theme of migration - a political act by the "hit-and-run" graffiti artist as governments row over how to treat people fleeing to Europe.
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The documentary follows Alex Honnold, a world-renowned climber who has built a reputation for climbing some of the most intense rock walls in the world alone and with no ropes, also known as free soloing.
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A metal version of Valladolid's crest is the only sign of decoration on the bare white walls in the entrance hall, while other rooms feature empty shelves and newly acquired chairs and desks waiting for occupants.
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In Switzerland, the 113-year-old Palace Hotel, one of four hotels in the Bürgenstock Resort overlooking Lake Lucerne, was stripped to its exterior walls in an eight-year restoration culminating in its reopening in August.
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In some respects, what Mr. López Obrador has built resembles the current president's Institutional Revolutionary Party, known as the PRI — a party willing to incorporate just about everyone within its walls in the pursuit of power.
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He then reconfigured the apartment, turning an awkward hallway and a laundry room into a dressing area lined with built-in closets, their trimless doors set flush against the walls in order to minimize their impact.
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In one of our last therapy sessions before Janine's discharge, her therapist Alex wrote "I Overcame …" on a sheet of construction paper and affixed it to the top of one of the walls in his office.
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Above ground, soldiers from Iraq's Rapid Response division move from house to house through the same openings Islamic State militants smashed through the walls in preparation to defend their last remaining stronghold in the city's west.
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For the bathroom in their office, the designers at White Arrow installed inexpensive square white tiles on the walls in a straight stack, then finished them with thick black grout lines to create a bold grid.
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The breakwater walls in the chic seaside resort of Rapallo, in northeast Italy, were destroyed by fierce winds overnight, allowing in a surge of water that toppled yachts over and inflicted heavy damage on the port area.
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The screws for the smoke detectors, he noted, had to be tested and adjusted to work on the materials typically used in ceilings in the country, since these devices cannot be mounted on walls in the country.
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"Painting walls in fresh, natural-looking colors, particularly in shades of blue and pale gray not only make a home feel larger, but also are neutral enough to help future buyers envision themselves living in the space."
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The "people familiar with the incidents" won't say how widespread a phenomenon all of this is, but there's a definite potential downside to glass walls in a setting where occupants are regularly staring down at their phones.
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Watch out for fish fillets that seem to be breaking apart, because when you've discovered that, it's because the cell walls in the fish are literally "breaking down," especially in any oily specimen like bluefish or salmon.
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It's not like I'm bouncing off the walls in my house going 'Jesus Christ I wish I could go out,' it's more like 'Jesus Christ I wish I could get fucking Chinese food delivered to my house!
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I'm very attuned to the idea of uses of propaganda have been used since the beginning of time from walls in China to Nazi ... The most famous is Nazi propaganda, obviously, but it's been going on forever.
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When you look out at the opposite side of the rotunda, the differently colored backs of the ephemera cases and sporadic temporary walls in blueish gray appear together like another version of one of Moholy-Nagy's paintings.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Researchers at Italy's Turin Polytechnic University have found no evidence of the existence of any hidden chambers behind the walls in the tomb of ancient Egypt's boy-king, Tutankhamen, the Antiquities Ministry said on Sunday.
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A Quartz article by Rosie Spinks points out that some hotels find that eliminating doors or walls in bathrooms helps create more space — and, many times, single business travelers don't mind, as they're not sharing a room.
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Overhead video footage earlier in the day showed dozens of uniformed officers taking shelter behind parked cars or lining up beside walls in the Nicetown-Tioga area of Philadelphia on the 3700 block of North 15th Street.
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Who among us has not spent hours on end poring over the back catalogue of an artist whose music we fell in love with, covered our walls in their pictures and copied their hairstyle or dress sense?
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I am in my studio three days a week and, as you can see, the walls in the studios don't go up to the ceiling and so we have to be mindful of noise as it travels.
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Warhol rented the Dom (home) from two artists who sculpted with light (Rudi Stern and Jackie Cassen) and painted it white so that movies and slide projections could be cast on the walls in wallpaper-like fashion.
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Nestled on the garden floor of a West Village townhouse, the small space is filled with musical equipment — at least a dozen keyboards are within arms' reach, and compact discs line the walls in neatly shelved rows.
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For Israelis, there exists a deep-seated fear that Palestinians and Arabs will become emboldened and flood over fences and walls in numbers too great for a civilized army, even one with America's moral support, to confront.
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There are two walls, in fact—one painted creamy white, on the American side; the other copper-colored, on the Mexican side—with a strip of land the width of about ten long strides between the two.
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Police have made no arrests and some officials say gang violence may also have been behind the incident - with the device likely thrown over the walls in a bag, according to Tedax, the Spanish police bomb squad.
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Graffiti on the pockmarked walls in some parts of Bashiqa declare Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi as the leader of the world's Muslims, harking back to the group's tight grip on the town until last week.
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Politicians can at times sneak around these walls in unsavory ways, but the notion that a president's son-in-law will receive the presidential daily briefing while his daughter runs his international business empire is a flagrant breach.
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In a clip that premiered exclusively with PEOPLE, the Fords take on the challenge by putting drywall on the ceiling, tearing down walls in the living room, adding French doors, exposing the brick fireplace and painting it white.
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Goldman Sachs Group Inc tore down walls in its New York asset management office in 2017, and Morgan Stanley, is redesigning its midtown Manhattan headquarters to move brokers, traders and tech employees closer together, according to media reports.
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But Godin's most transgressively old-school move was to swaddle the space in fabric: Prussian-blue velvet walls in his bedroom; linen-paneled dressing room doors; yards and yards of light-blocking curtains in the plushest black velvet.
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Explosions could be heard from the compound as a police counterterrorism unit known as Detachment 20033 fired tear gas and blew out walls in search of bombs made by a group of 156 terrorism suspects and convicted militants.
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Many forms — which include damaged houses, abandoned walls in deserts and limbless tree trunks — suggest ruins or relics, as perhaps befits an artist who lived in Beirut during the Lebanese civil war, before decamping to California in 22180.
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Many of my friends felt pessimistic that such a thing could happen in Syria because we knew how brutal the regime could be, because we had been raised to believe that the walls in our country had ears.
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Many forms — which include damaged houses, abandoned walls in deserts and limbless tree trunks — suggest ruins or relics, as perhaps befits an artist who lived in Beirut during the Lebanese civil war, before decamping to California in 22180.
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DeKalb Avenue, just south of the Manhattan Bridge, has two tracks partially behind walls in the middle of the station, which allows so-called "super-express" trains (typically the D and N trains) to bypass the station completely.
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BOOTH 310, PIER 90 The black walls in the booth of the London dealer Archeus/Post-Modern distinguish it from its neighbors, as does its ambitious presentation of kinetic, light and Op Art sculptures from the 20th century.
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As she bullies and badgers him into helping Leisureland's lowest-class citizens, who live outside its walls in a few dilapidated trailers converted into rusty, disintegrating high-rises, he gets his consciousness raised a bit about poverty and privilege.
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A company called CPI, for example, has designed a window-free fuselage, in which exterior cameras project images onto the inside of the plane and turn the cabin walls, in effect, into one giant window, revealing the skies beyond.
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Graffiti from street gangs with names such as the "Hard Living Kids" and "Young Americans" is daubed on walls in the area, where rows of council flats house families amid a tangle of washing lines strung up with clothing.
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We blared hip-hop from the speakers, covered the walls in graffiti murals (that would become our signature aesthetic across all of the shops), and schlepped pork from our personal home kitchens to compensate for the lack of space.
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The walls in Eddy's house are pitted with holes made by his father's fist; whenever the family cat had a litter, his father would stuff the kittens in a plastic bag and swing them against the nearest concrete surface.
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For six years, Masumbuko, who goes by the nickname Masu, explained, they lived in a house with a thatched roof and mud walls, in a camp of more than 20,000 people with refugees from Somalia, Rwanda, Ethiopia and Burundi.
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The Great Wall of China Arguably one of the three most famous walls in the world, and one of the oldest, the Great Wall of China was built as early as the third century BC to defend against invaders.
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A strange being known only as "The Crawler" travels up and down the stairs of an underground tower, writing on the walls in words that are revealed under a microscope to be formed of some sort of golden moss.
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The book also includes a number of Claveloux's shorter stories, including "The Little Vegetable Who Dreamed He Was a Panther," wherein a rooted vegetable travels across fields and through walls in an attempt to become more like a panther.
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The first thing I'm drawn to are the panoramic views of the sparkling Atlantic ocean thanks to the floor-to-ceiling retractable glass walls in the living room; at the moment they are open to let in the fresh, salty air.
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If only Tiravanija had outfitted the booth with six or eight boulders, covered the walls in mud, and inscribed a different quote from the Inferno, this time from Canto VII, which recounts Dante and Virgil's journey through the Fourth Circle.
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A prison riot has left at least 56 dead, with decapitated bodies thrown over prison walls in the bloodiest violence in more than two decades in Brazil's overcrowded penitentiary system, officials in the Amazon city of Manaus said on Monday.
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The pseudonymously named Saito Group automatically ingests social media posts, namely Tweets and geolocation data, then turns them into found poems, which are projected onto surfaces like brick walls in public locations where they will likely have personal resonance with passersby.
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The big picture: Though the caravan is still more than 1,000 miles away from the border, the additional troops are expected to be in place next week to add fencing and walls in an attempt to secure potential crossing points.
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I've seen a lot of really disgusting things—last week I had to clean shit off the walls in the women's bathroom—but doing this job means not taking life too seriously for a few months out of the year.
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But they missed Neko&aposs grave because it&aposs concealed in a blind spot between two walls in the basement of a Byzantine church and a monastery, Demetrios Athanasoulis, director of the antiquities department (or ephorate) for the Cyclades, told Reuters .
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Image 2 of 2 BOGOTA, Colombia – In a ramshackle house with smog-stained walls in Colombia&aposs capital, the fears and divisions arising from the country&aposs first presidential election since the signing of a historic peace accord are palpable.
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All of Mr. Port's victims were found slumped against walls in identical positions with their cellphones missing — a woman walking her dog found two of the bodies, in the same spot in a churchyard near Mr. Port's home, three weeks apart.
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He wears a wristband that indicates his house has experienced some damage (green means little to no damage, yellow means mild damage, and red means unlivable conditions), and says the walls in his house are cracked and the balcony fell.
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This is done by dissolving cellulose, a natural polymer that is the main constituent of plants' cell walls, in chemicals like caustic soda and carbon disulphide and then turning the solution into soft filaments which can be spun into fibres.
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David (James Davis) and Leanne (Angela Reed) have gathered in the Florida home of their mother (Concetta Tomei) to sort out her belongings — the walls in Jo Winiarski's clever set are made up of brown boxes that are gradually taken away.
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These days, I think about walls in relation to a number of Latin American and Latino artists who are engaging with our current moment, and in doing so, are challenging what an art space is and who belongs in it.
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The Facebook founder criticized "fearful voices for building walls" in his opening remarks Tuesday at San Francisco's Fort Mason center — an obvious reference to the Republican front-runner's calls to erect a wall along the U.S. border with Mexico to halt illegal immigration.
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Similarly, since you perceive space not just from the sound you hear from the source but also from how sound reflects off other objects and the walls in a room, Audeze also has a "room ambiance" setting to account for these reflections.
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"Since the cross is installed between the two new and old walls, in the border patrol's location, the grave of LIBERTAD can be equally seen as holding the same meaning on the Mexican and American side," Chim↑Pom tells The Creators Project.
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"... but it is very difficult for them to ringfence their Iran business, to create Chinese walls in order not to touch U.S. dollars or a U.S. person and that makes it very difficult for very large banks to run these operations," he said.
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"You can have all the armoured walls in the world, but if your vault is in China or Singapore and the government says, 'I'm seizing your assets', there's nothing you can do," says Niklas Nikolajsen of Bitcoin Suisse, a financial-services provider.
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So you could argue that anyone creating a profile on Tinder should be prepared for their data to leech outside the community's porous walls in various different ways — be it as a single screenshot, or via one of the aforementioned API hacks.
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ACCOMMODATION : $825 for the room; $330 for the bed in the room; $80 for each chair in the room; $143 for the paint on the walls in the room; $700 for the windows in the room; $180 for the ceiling in the room.
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The Israeli designer Ron Arad, a disciple of the building's original architect, Luigi Moretti, is behind the midcentury modern, sleek interiors, which include steel twisted columns and bronze curved walls in the lobby and sculptural furniture in red and orange tones throughout.
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It's a time to talk about their adorably derpy faces — here's looking at you, Liam Hemsworth's amazing dog Dora, who may or may not have several places of honor on the walls in our office — and of course, their cute lil' doggy antics.
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But now, if the UFC sees enough financial upside while they knock down walls in the scramble for cash elsewhere, they just might put a different and more vertically inclined lightweight champion to meet Mayweather into hiked-up shorts and great big gloves.
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Thumbnail biographies and photo portfolios for more than 80 florists worldwide cover the bouquet gamut, including BRRCH's pampered pale blue orchids being licked by rapper Princess Nokia and Pot + Box's dying pink tulips pinned to walls in an abandoned home in Detroit.
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Tapestries hand-sewn from scraps of fabric cover the floors of these structures, where they sometimes join drawings by the artist's daughter; other tapestries hang from the gallery's walls, in one case incorporating sketches of garments for RUN, Ms. Cianciolo's idiosyncratic fashion line.
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He kept the courtyard exactly as he found it, pocked with small eruptions through which seedlings had taken root, and where another architect might have opted to tear down the walls in the office space, to turn it loftlike, he did not.
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Homeland security officials said the prototypes would be added to the existing border walls in San Diego and would allow the agency to evaluate which barriers are most effective in giving Border Patrol agents time to respond to illegal drugs and human smuggling.
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She got "colorful" courtesy of dark aquamarine walls in the den, the red cushions on the window seat in the kitchen, and the vermilion couch and blue rug in the living room that echo the tones in the 19th-century Austrian linen cupboard.
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But for Gavin Brown's 18-foot walls in Harlem, Mr. Belott tapped the enormous archive compiled by the psychologist and educator Rhoda Kellogg, borrowing and framing 300 drawings of racecars, dinosaurs and wonky, moon-faced people by mostly anonymous boys and girls.
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Homeland Security officials said the prototypes would be added to the existing border walls in San Diego and would allow the agency to evaluate which barriers are most effective in giving Border Patrol agents time to respond to illegal drugs and human smuggling.
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The gravity (pun intended) of the hanging — a single, towering line — suffices to curb the cheerfulness of the colors, and the unrelenting streaming forth of a sinister (fictional) substance also materializes on ARTER's walls in the ominous glow of the light boxes.
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"The Raising of Lazarus" and "The Adoration of the Shepherds," hanging on adjacent walls in their own darkened gallery in Messina's Museo Regionale, are both exercises in diagonals, one ascending and the other descending, but both ostensibly terminating in signs of hope.
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The words, attributed to Knight, echo throughout the building, silk-screened onto walls in conspicuous, high-traffic areas and serving as an ever-present visible mantra for the designers toiling within: Solve a performance problem for an athlete and you've got yourself a shoe.
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The lawsuit comes a few weeks after the Department of Homeland Security, the federal body which oversees immigration and border security, declared it had awarded contracts to four companies to build prototypes of concrete walls in Otay Mesa, a busy border area near San Diego.
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Homeland Security officials said the prototypes would be added to the existing border walls in San Diego and would allow the agency to evaluate which barriers were most effective in giving Border Patrol agents time to respond to illegal drug-smuggling and human smuggling.
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One of the most intense firefights took place on the block behind the restaurant where local residents said several military vehicles had stopped along a non-descript building with tall, white walls, in a bid to extract El Chapo's son from a residence inside.
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Price: $25.99Read More:Disney has a new collection of aqua-colored merch, including 'Frozen' ears and spirit jerseysVans has an entire collection inspired by 'The Nightmare Before Christmas,' and it includes everything from sneakers to crop tops12 of the most Instagrammable walls in Disney World
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In the many buildings I have visited that were once occupied by the Islamic State, this has seemed to be a habit of the militants: Scribbling their noms de guerre on the walls in marker, ink or spray paint, like teenagers in a bathroom stall.
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The dead club are Chester City, dissolved in 2010 but since re-born as Chester FC; their deceased fans are David Spencer, who fell to his death from the town's city walls in 2002, and Danny Lunt, who took his own life in 2012.
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In other signs of rising contention, posters attacking the pope appeared on walls in the centre of Rome on February 4th; and on February 13th, a group of senior prelates who are advising the pope on reforming the Vatican administration issued a statement of unconditional backing.
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"I am so happy...I would have been happy if Zulala had won it because in Afghanistan women are living in a restricted situation," the 23-year old said after accepting his award at a television studio housed behind wire-topped blast walls in Kabul's diplomatic enclave.
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"They're all super glammed-up in hair and makeup, so they just inspire me when I get my makeup done," she shared during one of her home tours, also revealing that she stole the idea to use mirrored walls in her closets from sister Khloé Kardashian.
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Answer: Not anymore thanks to the 18-year-old star's penchant for keeping us on our Jenner-watching toes, this time by revealing a mural of her famous mug (plump lip-kit-wearing pout included) painted on one of the walls in her $2.7 million mansion.
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Because I live in such a strange setup and the walls in my apartment are paper-thin, I've found myself gravitating toward the quieter sex toys in my bedside drawer — or trying to muffle the sound with my blankets when I inevitably forget to charge those ones.
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He ended up painting multiple walls in the neighborhood, which he admits can seem "a little bit more gnarly than others" in LA. At the end of the day, though, creative freedom and access to new spaces for his work made the experience a memorable one.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — I brought my five-year-old son to see Mark Bradford's new exhibition at Hauser & Wirth, and he immediately connected the paintings to the exposed brick walls in the courtyard, spottily covered with paint remnants from years past.
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CreditCreditLynsey Addario for The New York Times In an old part of Istanbul, in a district named Fatih for the Muslim conqueror, tucked inside ancient Byzantine walls in a neighborhood known as Karagumruk, there is a narrow barbershop with pistachio green and glittery countertops called Golden Scissors.
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"He said that if he had known that the risks were this high, he would not have done it," Paniagua told the AP. The consul said that he's seen at least seven incidents in which Guatemalans had hurt themselves trying to climb border walls in 2020 alone.
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What feels more location-appropriate is the adjacent cocktail bar that Meilichzon fashioned as a boudoir: an intimate space with walls in pleated light pink velvet, deep red banquettes, a plaster fireplace and plenty of fuzzy floor poufs for insouciant lounging (and drinking) into the wee hours.
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Moving through the fifth section of the installation of the same name, he frantically points to details in "Appendix XVIII: Plates 22–257," a work composed of 54 framed images, many of them monochromatic, occupying the greater portion of one of the massive walls in MoMA's atrium.
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Historical sources give the names of several bishops of Palmyra, starting with Marinus, who was present at the Council of Nicaea in 325 CE. Byzantine historians report that the emperor Justinian rebuilt the churches of the city along with the city walls in the 203th century.
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While I would imagine much your themes come from observations of things happening in your community and throughout Sweden, my American brain couldn't help but draw parallels with what is happening within our own sociopolitical climate (especially taking "Walls" in a literal sense thanks to Trump...).
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Homeland Security officials said the prototypes would be added to the existing walls in the San Diego area and would allow the agency to evaluate which barriers are most effective in giving Border Patrol agents time to respond to reports of illegal drugs and human smuggling.
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WASHINGTON — One morning last month, several hundred Muslims living in the sugar-cane belt east of New Delhi awoke to discover fliers plastered to walls in their village, ordering them to pack up and leave with their families by the end of the year — or else.
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Sheila Healy, who worked on Mr. Sanders's re-election campaign for his Senate seat in Vermont last year, described steps his campaign had taken to make it more inclusive — including new human-resources policies that she said were posted on walls in all of the campaign's offices.
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Teams of two play increasingly elaborate versions of the hit mobile game from developer King — trading smartphones for touchscreens the size of sports club bouldering walls — in the hopes that slapstick antics and goofy personalities can somehow make a match-3 game feel competitive and interesting to watch.
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Known as Las Agujas, the Mexico City holding center enclosed by spike-topped walls in the eastern district of Iztapalapa held about 108 minors as of this week, some of whom are unaccompanied, said Jesus Quintana, who monitors the station for the Mexican human rights ombudsman's office (CNDH).
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The addition doubles the museum's exhibition space and includes numerous innovative design touches, including a new grand staircase, location-aware audio guides, and one of the largest living walls in the US. Snohetta's gorgeous, glacier-like expansion of the SFMOMA finally opened this year, following a three year renovation.
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Mindhunter largely hinges on Groff's turn as Ford; he plays the character as if he's constantly daring himself to break down the walls in his head and become a serial killer himself, then experiences some disappointment when he decides to continue on his current course of not murdering anybody.
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After nearly a month without power, and many still living without roofs and walls in swollen homes tossed askew by record-breaking winds and rain, people on the US Virgin Islands visibly light up when they can sit and take in a meal made by a familiar face.
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Vinyl records fill her shelves (the Beatles and her namesake, John Lennon, are well-represented) and walls in her music room are decorated with rock art — including a custom Pink Floyd neon sign — and guitars, including her first, given to her by her parents when she was 5.
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The walls in the shop that he runs with his wife, mom, and nieces still hold bright murals of pyramids that the previous owners (from Honduras) put up, but Acosta filled the shop with enough Dominican flags and waist-high baseball trophies that you'll know where you are.
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U.S. District Judge William Walls in Newark, New Jersey, allowed the trial to proceed on all charges, five days after suggesting he was inclined to dismiss the heart of the case based on a U.S. Supreme Court decision last year that narrowed the legal definition of public corruption.
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SETH COLTER WALLS In a notebook about the search for identity at Lincoln Center's Mostly Mozart Festival, I praise the 17-year-old violinist Daniel Lozakovich, who made his New York debut on Wednesday in one of the festival's "A Little Night Music" programs at the intimate Kaplan Penthouse.
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Photographs bring the past to life and videos dance on the walls in this presentation of ideas born out of a fateful meeting: In 1960, Ms. Forti and Ms. Rainer attended a workshop with Ms. Halprin, held on her now-famous open-air dance deck in Marin County, California.
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The addition doubles the museum's exhibition space and includes numerous innovative design touches, including a new grand staircase, location-aware audio guides, and one of the largest living walls in the US. Zaha Hadid Architects transformed a derelict fire station into a mesmerizing new headquarters for the Port of Antwerp.
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Because it is situated on a flat parcel in the Hollywood Hills, a shadow is often cast across parts of the home, which Ward says makes you feel a little bit like you're in England, especially because she painted the walls in soft grays and greens that enhance the effect.
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One can, for example, study Go Hasegawa's elegant and rigorously materialist proposal, The Glass Tower, which draws on the development of curtain walls in the Chicago School to imagine a glass skyscraper that unites structure and façade in one material, alongside New York's MOS's arch and elegant & Another (Chicago Tribune Tower).
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"Immediately upon discovering these serious allegations, Louis A. Johnson VA Medical Center leadership brought them to the attention of VA's Inspector General while putting safeguards in place to ensure the safety of each and every one of our patients," wrote the facility spokesman, Wesley R. Walls, in a statement to PEOPLE.
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Most have now been removed ("they're easy to fall out of," one employee said), but two remain — black accents in a lime green meeting room (lime carpet, lime upholstered benches, lime walls) where varieties of potato chips offered at McAlister's are listed on the walls in concentric circles of jumbo text.
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As we have evidence of drug smuggling outside the ports of entry, and know that MS-13 is active on the southern border, Trump should declare the entire southern border to be a drug smuggling corridor and order the Department of Defense to build walls in as many places as physically possible.
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Following the light-out in March — in which nP convinced museums throughout the country to dim the spotlights on artworks made by men, shrouding the majority of gallery walls in darkness and demonstrating unequal gender representation — this new initiative aims to highlight little-known works by women that are hidden in museums' vaults.
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In the central entrance hall, for example, they vaulted the eight-foot ceiling of the windowless space and covered the walls in sgraffito, a technique in which a surface is scratched to reveal a contrasting color underneath, commonly used on the exteriors of the region's mostly 17th-century stone and tinder houses.
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You do get the "bigger, brighter" TV the product's website promises, but the lights don't exactly extend the screen space; they sometimes echo, and sometimes compliment the colors of pixels around the very edges of your screen, sending rays of color from behind your television across your walls in time with whatever is on.
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Julien Lemoine, for example, co-founded Algolia, a startup with funds from Accel that provides customised search services using AI. From an office with glass walls in central Paris (and from a sister office that opened in San Francisco in 2015) his firm serves 2,300 paying clients globally—two-thirds of revenues come from America.
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In late 2017, she created an installation called "Cave of Secrets" for Trigger: Gender As a Tool and a Weapon at the New Museum, in which her works were mounted on the ceilings and walls in a dimly lit room, while videos by Gregg Bordowitz and Dyke Division of the Two-Headed Calf played.
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What's Selling Now 23 Hudson Street, No. 5B, Hoboken 8 WEEKS on the market $549,000 list price 18% ABOVE list price SIZE 1 bedroom, 1 bath DETAILS A duplex condo with stainless-steel appliances and subway-tile walls in the kitchen, a loft-style living and dining room, and a bedroom with a skylight.
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Hall, whose firm owns over 3 million square feet of office space in the Dallas area, said he's been looking at the co-working market for a while both because it fosters entrepreneurship and because the trend is clear: Employees are more disparate, and companies are knocking down walls in favor of open floor plans.
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MAKE A STATEMENT ON THE CEILING For a 13-year-old boy who wanted "a more grown-up bedroom," Amanda Reynal, a designer in Des Moines, painted the walls in Benjamin Moore's Bunker Hill Green, laid a blue carpet on the floor and covered the ceiling with a striking zebra palm design from Schumacher.
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The constituency is a diverse, northern-English seat: poor in Chapeltown, a couple of miles from the city centre; aspiring in the tidy, suburban closes and crescents farther out in Chapel Allerton; wealthy in the detached stone houses tucked behind hedges and brick walls in Roundhay; and in the far north, by Eccup reservoir, pig-bitingly rural.
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The story starts in September 1957 when, in the last few months of his life, the painter Diego Rivera entrusted his friend Dolores Olmedo with the keys to a bathroom in the Blue House; the house with blue painted walls in Mexico City he had shared with his wife Kahlo until her death three years earlier.
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Dina Katabi, a professor at M.I.T. and member of M.I.T.'s Computer Science & Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, is testing a wireless smart-home system, called Emerald, that uses A.I., sensors and radio signals to track a person's movements, sleep stages, heartbeat, breathing, gait and other metrics — even through the walls in a home — as long as Wi-Fi is present.
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