They weren't only weaving thread, they were weaving stories and talking.
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He started by weaving glass into tapestries but, eventually, the weaving part, once his primary technique, fell away.
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Lesperance will debut new paintings that incorporate elements of the minimalist grid and weaving patterns, while Mirra will present an intergenerational, international weaving project.
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Weaving beyond the Bauhaus looks at the intersecting connections and relationships that took root at the Bauhaus's weaving workshop and continue to unfurl today.
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The pleasure and point of weaving is weaving, not running a machine — even if that decision essentially priced her work out of the market.
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Car was weaving between lanes, police say The arrests came after an officer spotted a car weaving erratically between lanes, police said in an affidavit.
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Related: 3D Weaving Blurs the Lines Between Fashion and Sculpture Architects Design a Performative Bauhaus Museum Concept Weaving the Future of Textiles with Google's Project Jacquard
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The factory takes raw cotton, turns it into yarn, custom dyes the yarn, and weaves material through a complex process of automated weaving and hand-weaving.
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Related: Weaving the Future of Textiles with Google's Project Jacquard Brooklyn Textile Artists Weave a Delicate Social Fabric Weaving Sexts: Tapestry Artist Threads an Honest Portrait of Female
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Related: Inside Free Arts NYC's Mission to Fight Poverty with Art New York Artist Bridges the City by Weaving Words into Books 3D Weaving Blurs the Lines Between Fashion and Sculpture
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Another suggested weaving red carpet festivities into the ceremony itself.
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He's interested in weaving a story of his own making.
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Ray Weaving, 75, charitably downgraded the condition ever so slightly.
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The festival also includes spinning, quilting, knitting, weaving and more.
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Weaving, she explained, has long been used as occupational therapy.
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I was weaving in and out of sleep by then.
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Where does your skill with weaving language together come from?
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Tom is weaving in and out of canyons and gullies.
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The background consists of several dragons weaving through the clouds.
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The opening of the Pattern Weaving Shed in Peebles, Scotland?
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But that was her first and last attempt at weaving.
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A year later she showed up with this [small weaving].
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The cast includes Aaron Pedersen, Hugo Weaving and Jack Thompson.
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For that hour, instead of weaving incessant fantasies, I listened.
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Brussels demands But the dinghy keeps on weaving and evading.
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A younger woman was weaving the cloth with vibrant colors.
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Taraşlı hopes the show will be a starting point for reviving interest in and support for weaving, and for encouraging more emerging Turkish artists to see weaving as a potential part of their contemporary practice.
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This incident was alleged to be a final straw for Weaving.
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For Bland, weaving is more than a means; it enables discovery.
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Nothing prior to that is weaving through those islands of learning.
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But now stuck in traffic and rickshaws weaving past my car!
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He's calling back to 'Allentown' and weaving the whole thing together.
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ESPN is weaving the streaming service into all its rights negotiations.
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There is so much history rooted in the art of weaving.
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Weaving the still raw subject through a documentary is quite another.
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But there is no fate weaving the blanket of our lives.
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THE DAILY NEWSLETTER Weaving together narrative, history and mountains of tape.
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Those dyed yarns are put on a weaving machine, or loom.
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Moss, Laurence Fishburne and Hugo Weaving were among the co-stars.
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The best future politics puts collaborative pluralism, weaving, at the center.
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The weaving together of their words and his analysis worked well.
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Other authors are weaving coding concepts into the narratives of novels.
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All of that is her weaving the mesh of her filter.
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And then finally she appeared, weaving her way past parked cars.
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The hotel channels the neighborhood's cool factor, weaving it through guestroom offerings and products, pop-up shops in the lobby, and weekly programming that includes anything from basket weaving and flower arranging to music sets and facials.
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Non-weavers may balk at On Weaving's intricate descriptions of weaving technique.
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Now they're expertly weaving through traffic in Silicon Valley, Austin, and Pittsburgh.
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Getting her functioning again means weaving her supports into her mental 'loom'.
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Once you've reached the bottom branches, start weaving your way back up.
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Take a look at a flock of birds weaving through the sky.
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Working with her, I refined my skill of weaving and wig making.
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Google's been weaving machine learning and AI into its services for years.
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New theories have been made by weaving together aspects of older ones.
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They appear to be warping, weaving spots in the fabric of reality.
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" The motto of the Bohemian Club is "weaving spiders, come not here.
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Women in colorful traditional clothes were spinning wool, others weaving a carpet.
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Wicker is a form of weaving, the process of creating woven items.
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But be warned, the weaving underground world takes some getting used to.
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For many in northern New Mexico, weaving is a way of life.
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Her mother, Osma Gallinger Tod, was an authority on basketry and weaving.
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It keeps weaving and warping the storyline to interfere with my ambitions.
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He started with country influences and ended up weaving in hip-hop.
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The whole family has gathered for Alex's wedding to Grace (Samara Weaving).
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Clearly, for Mr. Corbyn, ducking and weaving is no longer an option.
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I think about weaving these two together as a kind of exchange.
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My Yemeni grandmother communicated through her textiles, namely embroidery, dyeing, and weaving.
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Clearheart is used to Aurora hanging out and weaving between her feet.
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Steven Yeun and Samara Weaving star in Joe Lynch's grindhouse-style feature.
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They were weaving red, white, and royal blue; proudly sectarian, Protestant colors.
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Still, he does an admirable job weaving the women in, including Freya.
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The dense weaving by van Aelst creates a painterly sense of shading.
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"Matrix" and "The Hobbit" actor Hugo Weaving also stars in the film.
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Ms. Willard traced her weaving of fancy and realism to her upbringing.
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The squirrel begins by roughly weaving a platform of live green twigs.
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These projects indicate the same kind of combinatory impulse: for 2 WTC, weaving together the space of work and the space of neighborhood, and for the Google campus, weaving together the space of work and the space of nature.
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"He was bobbing and weaving all day," White Sox manager Robin Ventura said.
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TC: Interesting that you're weaving in classes and coaching into your other offerings.
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The same thing that humans have done since humans started weaving: Try wool.
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A rep for Weaving did not immediately respond to PEOPLE's request for comment.
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All that weaving, skipping, leaning leisurely away, before coming in for the kill.
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How about weaving a better work-life balance into our project plans, too?
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Historically the origins of computer punchcards are in the punchcards used for weaving.
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Now, groundhogs and geese roam freely, weaving between marshland brush and empty streets.
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He also ripped off a 249-yard run, weaving through the Rams defense.
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Weaving and knotting, the masses rhythmically engage with the machinery of modern life.
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It's an illusion that speeding and lane weaving will get you there faster.
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Taking suckers' money all day, weaving those cards around on a cardboard box.
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KATONAH School's Out/Art's In, projects such as nest-weaving and birdhouse building.
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Borns tried weaving in some details from her own life into the show.
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She called them spells; they were weaving spells for us over the table.
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I could not bear the lying or the guilt, the dodging and weaving.
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Even in the Bauhaus, all the women were sent to the weaving workshop.
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The exercise taught her the "math and rhythm" of basket weaving, she said.
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There are also more traditional craft workshops in printmaking, weaving, metalworking and more.
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There is the university lecturer who visits the camp to demonstrate basket weaving.
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In the basement, they were weaving carpets on vast looms, and making pottery.
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Limits were inherent in Anni's weaving and were imposed by Josef's nesting squares.
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It's fundamentally patriotic, weaving military service back into the fabric of American life.
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Bechet is home to Arta La Sat, the weaving studio of Antoneta Nadu.
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Buildings will also incorporate weaving, carpentry, and textiles from inhabitants of Benguerra Island.
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It's a trippy tour de force, weaving seamlessly from apparition to (seeming) reality.
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Joey Valladares is barefoot, terrified, weaving between the cars, unsure where he's going.
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There are spools of yarn from when I thought I'd take up weaving.
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Weaving through time, the play delves into personal loss while experimenting with language.
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Guy Pearce and Hugo Weaving in drag in a scene from the film.
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Behind a Braider's Weaving depicts two women, each collaborating to pamper the other.
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He opens a drawer, and finds a Navajo weaving comb like his grandmother's.
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Mayweather kept ducking, weaving, and jumping back — he's the most elusive boxer who ever lived, after all — but he looked oddly flat-footed, clumsily bobbing and weaving instead of dancing, and it began to look like McGregor had a chance.
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By carefully weaving together colored bands of different widths, Wurmfeld has attained something original.
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The result is a very modern looking fabric using a highly intricate weaving technique.
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Another had Modi sitting in front of a spinning wheel weaving "achhe din" stories.
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All fiber arts are welcome on the site, including knitting, crochet, weaving, and spinning.
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It ambulates around their punctuated arrangements, weaving through their trails across the studio floor.
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Photo: David Jackson (Wikimedia)During the industrial revolution, knitting and weaving machines became automated.
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Birds keep bloodsucking bugs at bay by weaving insect-repelling plants into their nests.
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It was weaving left and right, trying to hit people as fast as possible.
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Weaving his way among hairdressers, makeup artists and their assistants, Lennon went to work.
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In that way, Weaving the Courtyard is perhaps the most sensitive to its site.
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A record with a complex core narrative, weaving together false gods, dystopia, and apocalypse.
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As a result, handwork like pottery and basket weaving are undertaken by women too.
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Patrick's father (grippingly played here by Hugo Weaving) was frustrated, tyrannical, cruel and abusive.
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And attendees participated in water-tight basket weaving, for which the Nisenan are renowned.
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They reload the packages to their tricycles and are off, weaving through the traffic.
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"When I saw this weaving, I had to have it!" one Etsy review reads.
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At Osher, classes are not specifically skill-based, like learning a language or weaving.
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This shifted her practice from unraveling a sordid history, to weaving an auspicious future.
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That is where I grew up: around all those weaving chairs and twisting techniques.
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I remember my mother's hands so skillfully weaving the strands of my hair together.
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Secor is at her best, deftly weaving a narrative that encompasses the top-level
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And the supporting cast (including Vince Vaughn, Hugo Weaving, and Richard Roxburgh) is aces.
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"Yeah, we're definitely still weaving past and present," he said of the flashback timeline.
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He also was found stopped on the side of the road and not weaving.
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Granted, weaving together these masterfully told tales proves a bit challenging for the film.
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You see them weaving around the ice, in constant movement and circling and passing.
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Often he appeared to be densely weaving himself in and out of spare beats.
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Then it was a matter of weaving in a lot of the documentary stuff.
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Riders weaving through crowds or ignoring traffic rules have caused bruises and broken bones.
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It is masterful storytelling, seamlessly weaving dozens of heroes together while introducing new characters.
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"Often they're weaving their lives together in different ways long before marriage," Drosos said.
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And Gabriel is deft at weaving an artist into a piece of political history.
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While weaving between cars on the country road they called 911 to offer directions.
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"It's still part of a large tapestry that Vladimir Putin is weaving," Hall said.
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Just did a random but actually quite great basket weaving lesson with this one.
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Weaving through politics and moral values, sex has suddenly become attached to darker things.
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It is a completely functional fabric weaving factory that uses looms from the 1930s.
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Ambulance after ambulance showed up on Giles Street, weaving through dense groups of people.
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Her shop sells beads, offers bead weaving classes and throws craft-based birthday parties.
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If Como had mastered the trade in silk weaving, it certainly hadn't invented it.
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The hyper-digital meets the intricately handmade, weaving past with present, to dramatic effect.
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Weaving through Port-au-Prince, we took rutted gravel roads to avoid a demonstration.
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Some love weaving through the aisles, letting inspiration strike as they discover new ingredients.
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Traditional Navajo weaving and prints of Picasso's paintings adorn the walls of both homes.
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He bobbed without weaving, making small-grade rhythmic oscillations and conjuring a high intensity.
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Offill nodded, gathering my dropped threads, as she does, weaving it into a conversation.
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One such center is Kollegal, a silk-weaving town about 40 miles from Mysore.
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One machine, which looks like a weaving loom, stitches spines onto stacks of papers.
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The dancers and singers form concentric circles, executing simple steps, weaving in and out.
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Embroidering, knitting, crocheting, and weaving are traits I learned from my grandmothers and aunts.
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His closing pitch at each event was a twofer, weaving together Reagan and the Bible.
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Albers published two collections of her essays, On Designing, in 1959, and later, On Weaving.
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After photos, videos and prayers, the walkers hit the pavement, weaving their way through downtown.
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For the project, all the weaving materials was discarded plastic and other bits of garbage.
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Hollerith was inspired by the techniques of the player piano and the Jacquard weaving room.
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As for Weaving, Shaw blames her interaction on a misguided ignorance of her own power.
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These included fabric printing, weaving, and certain dairy processing industries, Industry Minister Airlangga Hartarto said.
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You and your administration are at risk of getting tangled in the web you're weaving.
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Ralphie and Billy were great at learning the track and weaving in with the groove.
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Weaving is really slow, and I wanted to commemorate images that I felt connected to.
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Bourgeois's iconic spider sculptures, the artist said, were an allusion to her thread-weaving mother.
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Memes have a habit of rapidly weaving their way into the fabric of American culture.
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WE'RE CERTAINLY LEVERAGING DIGITAL AND WE ARE ALSO WEAVING IN SOME REALLY POWERFUL HISPANIC MARKETING.
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I spot an AWESOME weaving exhibition opening in Oakland today, but keep my mouth shut.
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Hydroentanglement is, as a bonus, an established industrial process, employed to make fabrics without weaving.
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Right off the bat, the Ultimate Ears UE Wonderboom was weaving its spell on me.
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The plane, weaving wildly through the air like a gutless firework rocket, did not crash.
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By weaving the five dates together, the show takes on a Groundhog Day-esque quality.
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Black-ish is no stranger to weaving heavier topics into the fabric of its world.
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She bought a machine to help with the weaving process, allowing her to earn more.
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Three species of orb-weaving spiders may have the fastest biological clocks known in nature.
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It became part of this mythology that we started weaving into the show years ago.
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Hundreds of thousands of migrant workers toil in Surat's numerous weaving, dying and printing factories.
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Textile knitting-and-weaving-machine setters, operators, and tenders are projected to decline by 19.3%
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It refers to the process of weaving rattan together, which creates a distinct open pattern.
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The character carries this lie forward, weaving a story about the human stakes of concealment.
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"A large crowd attacked the factory," burning the weaving section and three vehicles, said Yangin.
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The weaving in the PVC leather looks great and it will last a long time.
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You're sitting here in the athletes' village, a well-composed woman weaving an extraordinary tale.
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NEADS has provided five reeling machines to the weaving collectives in the past three years.
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A weaving grotto stream opens up to a landscape of limitless dimensions and color fields.
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I then took this one step further, weaving these vocals into a 16-minute track.
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But when you're stoned to the bone, it's truly wonderful to see Hugo Weaving—Mr.
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The punch cards used for the fabric patterns in the weaving were invented in 1801.
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There are also student-made products for sale from their woodworking, ceramics and weaving studios.
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Having all the technical weaving knowledge one could possibly have just downloaded into my brain.
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It was not until 2008 that she turned to basket weaving as an art form.
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Weaving is physically demanding, and the weavers at the Antico Setificio Fiorentino are invariably women.
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Safdar drives at alarming speed, weaving between lanes of traffic, careering down alleyways, siren blaring.
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In Teotitlán, Mr. Gutiérrez is not the only artisan concerned with preserving Zapotec weaving traditions.
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To make it through, particles must flow seamlessly with air currents, weaving around every obstruction.
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Yet still there is Honoka, weaving gracefully through the room, gently demanding her husband's attention.
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Our sense of the world around us depends on a weaving together of disparate facts.
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Essentially, Levi's gave up on weaving the touch-sensitive Jacquard threads into the sleeve itself.
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There are scenes of indigenous people hunting a buck, weaving fabric, making pottery and farming.
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Other candidates haven't shied away from weaving some George Lucas fandom into their own efforts.
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Ms. Albers, Ms. Asawa and Ms. Sargent were also drawn to the country's weaving traditions.
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Steinmetz is best known for hand-weaving her own denims using recycled yarns; for fall/winter 2016, she created what she described as "sculpted embroidery," by weaving large loops of yarn densely together and then trimming them with scissors to create a thick, ruglike fabric.
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In Re-weaving Migrant Inscriptions, Kahraman's third exhibition at Jack Shainman on West 24th Street, in Chelsea, the mahaffa forms the central motif in new paintings and collages that combine elegant self-portraits in oil paint with intricate geometric patterns formed by plain weaving techniques.
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But at night, most villagers turn on a light for weaving or for children to study.
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This is a dangerous web you're weaving, Charlier Brooker, and we love every minute of it.
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The Hollywood Reporter reported that during filming for season 1, Shaw pressured Weaving to perform nude.
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Buried alive Batulo was weaving through the market stalls in Kakuma when she got the call.
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The weave on the dress is based on a traditional weaving technique of Gujarat called patola.
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In fact, she wrote the entry on weaving for the 93 edition of the Encyclopedia Britannica.
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Bong is known for weaving social themes into stories that play as both comedies and thrillers.
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The Luddites, for example, burned weaving machines that were threatening their jobs in the 19th century.
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For the past few years, Riley has investigated internet culture through the historic art of weaving.
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At Rosewood Phuket, for example, there is a children's herb garden and a Thai weaving station.
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By weaving the whole sorry tale into a single pacey narrative, Mr Wolff has reversed that.
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The two sides dance a swirling tug of war, weaving in and out of each other.
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Before the doors were set to open, there was already a line weaving down the block.
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Just me with some iced coffee working on a weaving while Beyoncé plays in the background.
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Over time, the lace becomes a part of your brain, electronic particles weaving with the biological.
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But remember: In these scenarios, you're not weaving in jokes to show how funny you are.
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Soon, seven or eight characters from the old gym were weaving on and off the line.
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In Guatemala, travelers connect with artisans to learn processes like backstrap weaving and leather boot-making.
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Actress and Model Samara Weaving played Indi Walker on "Home and Away" from 2009 to 2013.
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In one incident, during the first season, Weaving claimed she objected to filming a nude scene.
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It's all a lot to play with while you're weaving in and out of city traffic.
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While weaving thread one afternoon, post-trauma, Jeanne is visited by a small, phallus-shaped imp.
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MagicLinen is a company from Lithuania, where traditions of growing and weaving linen textiles run deep.
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It is from this latest effort that I understand the strategic purpose of Clinton's basket weaving.
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The photo actually shows Samara Weaving, an Australian actress from the series Ash vs Evil Dead.
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The Yeshi family members and some locals traveled to Cambodia and Nepal to train in weaving.
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And yet, weaving and textiles are still treated as marginal or emerging practices in this country.
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I duck through dormitory 6 as a short cut, weaving through the endless rows of bunkbeds.
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Dubai aims to become "the first blockchain-powered government," weaving the technology into many vital systems.
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People are used to weaving disparate threads of human suffering into a single matrix of injustice.
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That said, weaving through traffic stoned is still no way to ensure you get home safe.
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Noguchi's iconic clock makes multiple appearances in the show, weaving in and out of Orlaineta's sculptures.
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It eddies and flows, weaving sinuously around you, until all sense of direction has been lost.
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Most of the 5,500 or so people in Teotitlán del Valle are involved in rug-weaving.
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Today, about 75 percent of Teotitlán's population of 5,600 is involved in some aspect of weaving.
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" Wu finished and said, "Ugh, I was watching myself too much, so weaving in and out.
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His father, Ma Baoxing, was chairman of the weaving company that became Shenzhou International Group Holdings.
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The three finest have been weaving furniture according to ancient techniques for the last hundred years.
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For the next 11 minutes, Jacquee demonstrates the ins and outs of weaving hair to lace.
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And there I beheld him, the master of lies,Weaving fresh falsehoods, to no one's surprise.
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Each track was its own moment, but they were inextricably connected, weaving a stronger fabric together.
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Near the end, she scoots around in a Smart car, weaving past zombies in the road.
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The final line devolves into shadowboxing—Jones bobbing and weaving like a mean-mugging Buster Keaton.
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His great-grandfather had a silk-weaving company, and a great-great-uncle manufactured theatrical masks.
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The town square was more chaotic than ever, crowded with motorcycles weaving fast among the cows.
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Many others do their weaving in the course of everyday life — because that's what neighbors do.
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In return, local artisans taught her what they knew: weaving wire into baskets to hold eggs.
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Even better, they do so without slotting the weaving women into the same old heroic mode.
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The terrible violence of the image was rendered appealingly neat, even pretty, by the skillful weaving.
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Within that context, I very much enjoyed the school studies in texture and materials, exercises in color, rhythm, and movement, architectural models, textile samples, and typographic experiments on view alongside finished pieces, like Gunta Stölzl's remarkable "Five Chöre" (1073) Jacquard weaving, produced at the Bauhaus Weaving Workshop.
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Backed up at his 4-yard line, he broke a 46-yard run, weaving through the Sooners.
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Google often seems like the leader in weaving AI into its products; that's certainly Pichai's relentless focus.
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LONDON — Anni Albers, who wrote the important book titled On Weaving, was a master of the form.
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Stephen King's original 1986 novel tells both the children and adult stories in tandem, weaving them together.
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And the weaving came about, trying to get the fruit to dry flat and preserve that shape.
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But weaving Bolga baskets is beyond continuing an age long tradition, it is also about creating jobs.
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The data suggest that they might not be consciously lying, but instead be weaving their own fantasies.
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Drivers can be seen weaving to get around the horse and eventually they tried to corral it.
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The weaving of the sheet, its dyeing, ironing, embroidering and packaging are all done by separate businesses.
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There are also signs that he is weaving his enthusiasm for good management into a broader philosophy.
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The gleaners of literature were imagined carefree, singing as they worked and weaving cornflowers through their hair.
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William's pal Clooney was once a stray, walking the city, at one point weaving perilously through traffic.
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Enterprise giants face a similar challenge as they grapple with weaving DevOps into legacy infrastructure and processes.
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Tony Ferguson caught a hold of Vannata's head three times in this bout while Vannata was weaving.
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Oliver wowed the nation back then weaving a complicated policy issue into an accessible, hysterical video spot.
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Other women joined too, or started more groups, weaving goods for resale to Kenya's growing tourism market.
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From their inception, they've shown a knack for weaving strange, often unidentifiable sounds into more palatable structures.
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But at the same time, you still don't see that collective brilliance, the weaving, that constant passing.
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Nigerian fashion brand Ethnik are using Aso Oke, a traditional Yoruba weaving technique, for the contemporary designs.
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But the author does a neat job of weaving every thread he can pull into the cloth.
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Weaving through Manhattan's busy traffic can be a pain — especially for travelers rushing to catch a flight.
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Classes in underwater basket-weaving and the sociology of Miley Cyrus will have to wait until college.
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I've followed the massive wall weaving up into the hills in Nogales, Mexico, bordering with Nogales, Arizona.
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The hardest part of his process begins once the thread is unraveled to begin the weaving process.
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The quotes are from oral histories, interviews, personal correspondence, essays, and books, including Anni Albers's On Weaving.
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Its rhythms are meditative and soothing, and the tradition of a weaving circle foments community and creativity.
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Think of him more as an aggregator of history, weaving together various accounts into one engaging story.
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There is no "pomping" — a ritual that involves weaving tissue paper to create elaborate floats and displays.
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Republicans said the executive order over the weekend was proof that aides were weaving outside their lanes.
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"Weaving runs in our blood - we just need a little mentoring," said Aruna Sonwal, a project participant.
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Somehow, the Moxi Skate Girls can all hold this position while weaving back and forth on purpose.
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He (the motorcycle driver) was weaving between highway traffic and at times, splitting the space between semis.
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It's clear throughout the first season that Legion is deliberately weaving its themes into its visual style.
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But the property is beautiful, statues and shrines scattered around the grounds, small cats weaving between them.
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It is also weaving a patchwork of new African routes to rapidly expanding and lucrative Asian markets.
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Millepied, holding the camera, was effectively dancing with his performers, weaving around them or running after them.
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The candidate cannot continue to go around ducking, weaving and insulting random voters who broach the topic.
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Expect a kaleidoscope of bubbling water, weaving between rocks and trees to create a picture-perfect view.
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Sewing, weaving, and working with fabric have long been ways of keeping women down on the farm.
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Long before Mickey and Mighty Mouse, cultures were weaving tales about little rodents doing awfully big things.
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Weaving together cultural, social, and historical references with autobiographical documents, it synthesizes personal history with collective memory.
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While working in print, video and weaving, she realized that all these mediums encode information in lines.
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In 1980, she started weaving her own canvases and devising a coded language based on their structure.
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The politics of weaving grows out of the acknowledgment that there is no dominant majority in America.
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China Weaving Materials in Jiangxi Province said that its yarn factories would not open until Feb. 20.
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" Calls started pouring in from men interested in his hair-restoration salons, which offered various "weaving systems.
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McDermott describes nine pitches, weaving player and coach interviews into an absorbing examination of this arcane art.
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In short, weaving voting more deeply into our culture doesn't take much money; it just takes effort.
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False narratives are weaving their way into the public's conscience and have even fooled some U.S. politicians.
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The weaving of established and emerging artists makes clear the emphasis in this show on aesthetic considerations.
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Starter Mike Minor battled through 5 2/3 innings for Texas, weaving in and out of trouble.
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Lilia Hernandez Galusha is a multidisciplinary artist working in gouache, pen and ink, embroidery, weaving, and textiles.
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Ms. Alberto and members of Weaving Hand, the Brooklyn arts organization she founded, will teach basic weaving techniques to children 5 and older, who can use ribbon, wool, torn fabric and other recycled textiles to create individual works or contribute to a group collaboration on a huge circular loom.
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In so doing, she has become like a loom's shuttle, weaving together either side of a rent land.
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Or, in the case of MaxMara, having a Lotte Lenya moment in the weaving workshops of the Bauhaus.
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Two years ago, they were weaving with 600-filament count conductive polymer thread half a millimeter in diameter.
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Shatner makes it fresh by weaving his own history together with Nimoy's, offering points of comparison and contrast.
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"Weaving our way into the story of this house has been the trip of a lifetime," she writes.
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Nike's Flyknit method of weaving items, including trainers, reduces waste by 60% in comparison with cutting and sewing.
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She continued to write, forever weaving her experiences with loss in her fiction, as she did with Frankenstein.
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Finally, the driver reappeared, weaving and stumbling toward the van like a 21-year-old on spring break.
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On Instagram, she posted a video of herself weaving through the party crowd and jumping in the pool.
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As Crash writes, he will confront his past, weaving the high school senior's memories into his present day.
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Julia Bland combines weaving with paint to make works that don't quite fit comfortably in a single category.
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Director Bradley Cooper deftly weaving Jack and Ally's uneven power dynamic directly into the fabric of the story.
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Or will I risk losing hours to the sci-fi tale No Man's Sky is now (finally) weaving?
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Apambila, for example, can take care of some family needs from the money she makes weaving these baskets.
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Deftly weaving '70s music throughout, "The Get Down" opens in 1996 on a rap star in New York.
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The veil represents the distinctive flora of each Commonwealth country by meticulously weaving their designs into the fabric.
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Randy Weber choked up when he saw the line wrapping along the bus and weaving through three tents.
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It produces accessories that are handcrafted using traditional weaving techniques from the designer Akosua Afriyie-Kumi's own village.
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Printed very large and in lush colors, the photos are oddly funny — big bulls meet DIY artisanal weaving.
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After discovering similarities between language and weaving patterns, one artist is exploring the poetry that's woven into fabric.
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On a skiing slalom run, for example, the athlete will be weaving back and forth across the course.
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But if you knew that they were weaving you a strange and mathematical hammock while you were gone?
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And let's not forget that weaving into kicks is a tremendous way to catch even disciplined fighters out.
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Think of Sophia Amoruso as a millennial Cinderella, weaving vintage rags into veritable riches before our very eyes.
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It also features a loop made from a Cornish fisherman weaving a traditional lobster pot out of reeds.
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It's weaving in and out of lanes without using his turn signal and being an overall reckless flyer.
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Jessop said it had been made by using a special weaving technique to combine flax fiber and feathers.
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That was my first foray into activism, and I've been weaving together music, culture, and organizing ever since.
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What was your reasoning behind weaving in artists like Kings of Leon, The Killers, and The White Stripes?
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They've historically taken the longform narrative approach to album-writing, weaving vignettes together to create an overarching story.
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Showcasing his work also demonstrates the sheer diversity of Hockney's oeuvre, weaving a portrait of a true virtuoso.
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He's been recording for years, weaving subtly artful narratives about life in his far-flung, poverty-stricken city.
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He could work a room by weaving a story or telling a joke and have everyone in stitches.
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Because they think about the wire and the detail of the stitches, and all the weaving and everything.
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Even when we're not writing a pan, a fair assessment often requires weaving shining threads with ugly ones.
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Everyone was hard at work doing something: child-rearing, laundry, weaving baskets, cooking coconut rice in bamboo cylinders.
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He also spent time in Japan, where he expanded his knowledge of ancestral traditions like weaving and pottery.
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As they run, they break formation, move farther and farther apart, weaving back and forth in crisscross patterns.
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A century earlier, in the late 1800s, it was the most important cotton-weaving centre in the world.
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Men do the hot, physical work of bending the thick rods of rattan, and women do the weaving.
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"Weaving in and out, and whizzing down the slope — it made me feel alive," Trulocke enthused (CBS News).
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They are grand, weaving together global mythologies and cultural markers, and, in honoring immigrant histories, are also heartbreaking.
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Brown ash often grows in swamps, but those trees tend to yield wood that is unsuitable for weaving.
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A vast and powerful language weaving algebraic patterns, calculating numbers like blooming flowers — fiery-hued hyacinth, glassy orchid.
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In the diptych "Our Land" (2007), she interrupts an Alfred Bierstadt-style vista with Native American weaving designs.
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Despite all the bobbing and weaving, Winterbottom knows when to pause the proceedings for a ripe, noirish exchange.
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The project, called "Weaving the Courtyard," which opens in early June, will use the pattern of holes in the courtyard's concrete walls, formed when the walls were originally poured, as a template for the weaving of a colorful rope canopy — or what the architects call a cloud — over the outdoor space.
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Like the lace they depict, the paintings operate on nodes of connection, weaving together threads of thought and imagery.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — MFA graduates in Southern California are weaving textiles into their works.
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We provide the yarn for the weaving to help these elders live out their lives in their traditional ways.
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Madagascar's skaters are daring, weaving in and out of the capital's traffic with relative ease -- despite its hazardous nature.
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There, Ryggen decided to apply her six years of experience as a painter's apprentice to weaving on a loom.
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The doc proves this by weaving footage from Schiller's 2000 narrative film into the special, in lieu of reenactments.
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One shows thieves weaving between trucks and cars along a twisting, suburban highway, with the group in hot pursuit.
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Mckesson writes incisively and pragmatically about oppression, resistance, and injustice, weaving in the historical moments that brought us here.
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Her acclaimed 2015 records RIP Chrysalis and Metalepsis offered an extension of this, weaving her voice around alien technology.
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How did your relationship to your work or to your body change when you started weaving your own nudes?
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But she has been increasingly weaving her biography into her campaign, an attempt to connect particularly with black voters.
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The Good Neighbor is the first full-length biography of Fred Rogers, weaving in original reporting and archival documents.
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Bell approaches each episode with a mixture of genuine curiosity and lightheartedness, frequently weaving in his signature comedic style.
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Straws used in weaving are derived from the tropical Veta Vera grass grown in the southern part of Ghana.
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FIVE years ago, Ryan Collins evaded police in Albermarle County, Virgnia by weaving through traffic at more than 140mph.
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Ms Matfess is best when weaving the stories of women with analysis of Boko Haram and Nigeria's gender politics.
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But it does stand out for weaving together the fight for women's reproductive health in the past and present.
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He has an annoying habit of weaving fussy patrimonial garlands linking his subjects to mostly dead, mostly male masters.
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Yet, as we've written before, there's no shortage of patinetes electronics weaving around Barcelona's often narrow and crowded streets.
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Bamboo lyocell fabric is essentially organic fabric made from weaving together tiny fibers of organic bamboo material or pulp.
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Colon led me to the back of the Silent Barn, weaving through the multicolored muraled walls of the building.
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"Blaxploitation" drips in 70s flair, weaving together a montage of audio from various blaxploitation films, including 1975 classic Dolemite.
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He began taking Mardi Gras beads and weaving them together into a costume he would wear to Halloween parties.
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Weaving the ghosts of his research into his collection, Skelton committed to using solely handmade, sustainable, and recycled fabrics.
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She taught Olivia not only about plants and insects but about other things too: knitting, weaving, cooking, and canning.
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She joined Doi Tung four years ago and has learned weaving, as well as how to read and write.
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She became obsessed with weaving and how it helped her with her O.C.D. I envision subsequent stories about crafting.
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Weaving native music and Kriol dialect through the original English gave the play a depth I had never appreciated.
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He creates portraits of people by using nails and weaving one single thread through the nails on a canvas.
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He was sent to a school for the blind in Damascus, bound for a life of weaving wicker chairs.
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Kim Kardashian West is a pro at weaving her latest products and entrepreneurial ventures into her social-media posts.
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Amid the multiple demands on women to keep their families afloat, weaving had slowly been relegated to the background.
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Our cabin leaked so much that it was a maze weaving between all the buckets on the floor inside.
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KATONAH School's Out/Arts In, unique projects for children up to age 173, like nest-weaving or birdhouse building.
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Hugo Weaving stars in this 1998 Australian psychological thriller that primarily takes place inside of a sole interrogation room.
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Inspired, she founded the Golden Dome to help other artists rediscover the threadbare weaving together of soul and creativity.
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The answer sends him frantically weaving through the packed house to find Watson and prevent any further mind expansion.
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Baby pays more attention to content, rather than form, weaving vignettes of his past into most of his catalog.
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In weaving and darning, these spiders are creative and nurturing; but they are also fiercely defensive and even predatory.
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Cubs Manager Joe Maddon likened his drive to work, spent weaving around cars and pedestrians, to a video game.
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Orb-weaving spiders spinning webs began to deconstruct them during totality, only to rebuild them when the sun returned.
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"For each weaving, it had the loom tie-up, which is on a staff just like music," she said.
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My colleague Stephen Castle describes Mr. Corbyn's pathological ducking and weaving on the most momentous issue facing the country.
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Called the "Ferrari of space," this sleek instrument could measure the gravitational fields weaving through Earth's crust and mantle.
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You're weaving around runners in a crowded race or going to the edge of the pack around a turn.
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HANOI, Vietnam — The taxi was weaving through evening traffic, inches from the motorbikes that were swarming it like hornets.
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In today's 360 video, join a crew of skaters weaving in and out of traffic in the city's streets.
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Inspired by Hesse's conceptual treatment of everyday materials, Bochner also incorporates rope, fibers, weaving and knitting into her practice.
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"Women attend market and are employed in trade, while men stay at home and do the weaving," he wrote.
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Their colors, their embroidery and the weaving line patterns suggest the relation between humans and nature and its elements.
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The title track begins with a quick and syncopated bass pattern, and a sharp, downward-weaving line enters quickly.
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She takes "the pulse of the land" and learns about plants specific to locales, weaving harmonious tapestries of colors.
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There are a lot of characters and a lot of plot lines weaving in and out of each other.
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The door wouldn't open, so she began "dancing" around the lobby, bobbing and weaving her body to and fro.
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Instead, both liked each other's commitment to weaving traditional Muslim values into a modern approach to life and work.
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His dodging and weaving skills proved no match for mine; eventually I lost track of them on the highway.
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IBM doesn't break out Watson's figures, for example, because it says it's a "golden thread" weaving throughout the company.
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Anna considered selling the house, didn't, retired early from a sparkless career, took up weaving and pottery, never remarried.
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"Taking a Thread for a Walk" (through April 19393) examines the role of weaving in modern art beyond textiles.
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"Taking a Thread for a Walk" (through April 19713) examines the role of weaving in modern art beyond textiles.
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By the beachside, many women spend their days cutting palm leaves and weaving thatch, a valued commodity for resorts.
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Pedestrians appear to scramble frantically for safety, some fleeing down the street and others weaving behind cars for cover.
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Hikers also have the chance to meet local farmers and weavers keeping the ancient art of backstrap weaving alive.
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Australia is famous for producing nightmare-inducing animals, from birds that break and enter to deadly funnel-weaving spiders.
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Feel the thrill of rushing down the track, weaving between opponents, and slamming goals in this electrifying derby-inspired game.
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This revised view of weaving and the fiber arts is due in large part to the efforts of Anni Albers.
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Hayv Kahraman: Re-weaving Migrant Inscriptions continues at Jack Shainman Gallery (524 West 24th Street, Chelsea, Manhattan) through December 20.
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In another scene, the camera remains fixated overhead as the bodies writhe below, weaving in and out of the frame.
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The suspect was speeding down a road, weaving in and out of traffic with his hazard lights on, police said.
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In two sections, the weaving mimics the look of the punch cards fed into Jacquard looms and the Analytical Engine.
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This means dozens of dogs jumping off docks, weaving through posts, darting through tunnels and just making you say 'wow.
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The Kims begin to infiltrate and deceive the Parks, weaving a web of lies, almost as if they were parasites.
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SO THE CONTEXT FOR US OF WEAVING TOGETHER ENTERPRISE DATA, ENTERPRISE INFORMATION, APPLICATIONS PLATFORM AND INFRASTRUCTURE IS WHERE WE'RE FOCUSED.
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In 1922, the Elberfelder Textilwerke and the Leipzig Kammgarnspinnerei Stöhr Co. founded the Domestic Worsted Spinning and Weaving Factory Ltd.
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Jubilant, he pranced around the room, weaving his roving video selfie through the crowd, which shifted to accommodate his whims.
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I walked into a hat shop where there was a man behind the counter hand-weaving a wide-brimmed hat.
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Just look at how energetic Justin is in this vid ... bobbing, weaving and grinning as he playfully boxes his driver.
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And this might be the best chance we have at weaving net neutrality protection into the fabric of internet law.
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The fence&aposs robustness — and it does become surprisingly robust — comes from weaving twigs in opposite directions around the posts.
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Last year, Capone turned portions of Weaving Language into Writing in Threads, a group exhibition at Brooklyn's 99¢ Plus Gallery.
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Seaweed is a particularly popular material, with people weaving it into yarn and shaping it into textiles, lampshades, and chairs.
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On the weaving drive through the Andes mountains to Finca Takesi you'll want a window seat—just don't look down.
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The past year has seen the weaving of a tangled web connecting big Western defence groups and Indian manufacturing counterparts.
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It's an aesthetically pleasing testament to some of the tasks associated with women: handcrafts and weaving, but also mutual understanding.
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Instead, she thought long-term and resolved to carry on weaving a career catch-net - namely, building her own team.
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But the complex story Hawley has been weaving finally comes together in "Chapter 7," when everything starts to make sense.
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No, I'm not referring to the latest episodes of the "Trump Show," with the wildly weaving plotline we all recognize.
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HIS STUDIO was named after Scheherazade, the heroine of "One Thousand and One Nights" who evaded execution by weaving stories.
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This is a routine procedure, for polyvinyl alcohol is already used elsewhere in textile production to strengthen yarn during weaving.
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Inside, the building was brightly decorated with contemporary tapestries made by a local weaving studio established by Laing in 1970.
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An intriguing start, made even more so by the actors who are speaking: Kate Winslet, Hugo Weaving and Judy Davis.
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This is a fiction, we discover, that they are weaving for their wedding planner as they drink her free champagne.
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NEADS is now working with about 2,500 women in 28 villages in Sadiya sub-division, organised into 2500 weaving collectives.
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The cyclists weaving through Midtown Manhattan, narrowly missing taxis and pedestrians, seem to have some superhuman ability to slow time.
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Meanwhile, Lex, at the HSAC 's helm, was bringing us in on a shallow angle, weaving through crests and troughs.
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GARRISON "I Would Wear That," study in nonfunctional weaving by Juliet Martin, and "FLOW," Hudson River installation by Charles Luce.
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The Spider is always weaving plans, so there's a good chance we'll see him up to something in the finale.
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During Paris Fashion Week, she shared shots of herself running to shows, weaving through photographers, and hanging out on balconies.
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When her friends began to die, we would say their names, like we ourselves were weaving spells, singing their incantations.
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I had done a lot of homework and research in terms of my own Tlingit style of carving and weaving.
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"You have to decide on the length, the cut, the technique of weaving to get what you want," he said.
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Weaving brightly colored loops is strangely repetitive and soothing, so you'll have a relaxing hobby and some new kitchen decor.
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But after Lou returned, he helped build Shengzhou into a tie-weaving titan like the world had never before seen.
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They're raking leaves, milking cows, scraping dishes, overseeing student payroll and loom-weaving throw blankets for the Berea craft catalog.
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A recent video Vrellis uploaded to Vimeo features a timelapse of the artist weaving together a portrait of Jesus himself.
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CreditCreditBryan Denton for The New York Times KHARTOUM, Sudan — The minivan sped along the Nile, weaving through the evening traffic.
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We started with the sculpture park, weaving in and out of modernist behemoths that belonged in LACMA, not someone's backyard.
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As key phrases arise, Ms. Magic will begin strumming and humming, weaving those lines of dialogue into a lilting melody.
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Mr. Puryear joined the Peace Corps and went to Sierra Leone, where he learned West African woodworking and basket weaving.
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They are not weaving through the forest, one behind the other, like wolves, taking turns to flatten down a path.
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Taking a specific highlight, weaving it into, for example, our SportsCenter programming and using that to drive back to ESPN+.
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Conservatives used to exploit whiteness behind the cloak of a coherent ideology weaving personal moral responsibility and public fiscal responsibility.
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After independence, he became India's first deputy prime minister and faced the outsize task of weaving together India's disparate parts.
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But the analysis of these materials, the weaving techniques and design indicated a combination of Persian and Central Asian origins.
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Stevens gives Percy's satellite characters relatively few identifying features, weaving their staccato dialogue throughout her blunt narration without quotation marks.
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Pursuits A road trip includes centuries-old churches, a welcoming winery and workshops and studios where weaving is an art.
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Benner brings Machiavelli alive by weaving his words and those of his contemporaries into the narrative as a playwright might.
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As the traffic thickened, he began aggressively weaving in and out, explaining that he did not believe in defensive driving.
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Filmmaker Jeff Vespa released the documentary Voices of Parkland, executive-produced by Judd Apatow, weaving together testimonials of that day.
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They did not foresee that, decades later, people would be weaving together weekends built around pub crawls and points strategies.
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The crowds were ceaseless all summer, as they are much of the year — bobbing, weaving, snapping away, denying quiet contemplation.
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When we visited the factory, workers were swiftly cutting wood, stuffing pillows, and weaving different elements of Lovesac products together.
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They offer Orville a generous sum in exchange for weaving advertisements into the flow of his fraternal heart-to-hearts.
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The construction of the marine safari camp incorporated 2200-D sand printing, along with traditional weaving, thatching and textile work.
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As the football sailed through the air, Daniel Carter plunged down the field for St. Thomas, weaving around potential blockers.
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It masterfully captures the cultural divide between East and West while weaving in complicated family dynamics in a playful way.
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Multivocal harmonies were a staple of the Airplane, with Balin and Slick soaring over one another and Kantner weaving in.
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Egan gives us their stories in anachronistic chunks, weaving together interconnected narratives through tableaux of different moments from their lives.
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Wholesalers, housewives and businessmen arrive on motorcycles, weaving their way through blood and feathers to pick up freshly killed chickens.
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And there is nothing even approaching those sort of facts for any of the conspiracies Trump is weaving about Clinton.
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We took a stroll, weaving in and out of the upscale retailers, and found everyday items at sky-high prices.
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But as such, both revere art, weaving it seamlessly throughout each property, and suites at either hotel are impressively sized.
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With every purchase, the brand supports Guatemala's weaving traditions by providing reliable, sustainable and fair wages to the region's artisans.
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He offers an engaging guide to the brain's power to solve new problems, weaving together scientific research, politics and literature.
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She was turned away from all of them, so she took up weaving, and enrolled in the school in 1922.
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He and his team will be charged with weaving more content and community elements into the retailer's website and apps.
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But all of their work, ranging from photography to furniture to weaving to sculpture, was transformed by their time there.
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The updo had multiple strands weaving into one another on the left side of her head, similar to a basketweave pattern.
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He breaks time, weaving through cosmic strings rather than black holes, a glimmer of light before abruptly fading again to darkness.
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Keep wrapping and crossing, almost as though you are weaving the hair onto the iron until you reach the ends. Lost?
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As you can see, her persistent stylist is doing some major bobbing and weaving in order to get the job done.
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Weaving bright, child-like patterns together, the artists created a massive spread of color blocks in their latest installation, titled Optimystic.
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The area is known to be flooded with tourists hauling large shopping bags and weaving in and out of department stores.
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From now until December 7, Lee will complement her exhibition by leading crafting circles and workshops on weaving and physical computing.
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Weaving through the streets of San Francisco's exclusive Sea Cliff neighborhood is like walking through a surreal museum of lavish homes.
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Bobbling his head, Tonon kept throwing an overhand and weaving out to his right—apparently to evade a counter left hook.
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The traditional garden carpet organizes the weaving into four quadrants with one vertical water channel intersected by one large horizontal channel.
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In Trivero, an Alpine village west of Milan, 150 artisans in an elegant factory work at carding, dying, weaving and warping.
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Variety reported that Weaving confided in O'Donnell, who spoke with Showtime executives about Weaving's complaint, which launched the investigation by ABC.
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A small group of fine artists are bringing renewed attention to the practice of weaving by incorporating it into their artworks.
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"It's just nice to be a part of the building and the weaving of the fabric of a film," she says.
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But the community of scholars that studies textiles in ancient Greece has unearthed some more positive evidence about women and weaving.
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Police accordingly told The Buffalo News that she "weaving all over the road," and exhibited glassy-bloodshot eyes and slurred speech.
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Though she spends her days teaching Weaving 101 and rope-making survival courses, Manganiello spends her spare time reimagining textile art.
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A context is built when Lydia See illuminates Spartanburg's complex textile history while teaching basic hand weaving at the local library.
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"Fernando's brother Marcelo keeps his art alive by hand weaving photographs using the same technique and museum quality materials," he continued.
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In the fifth chapter, now on view at the MMCA, she focuses on the tradition of weaving in Native American communities.
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There were no guest DJs— just Junior weaving hard edged tribal into Paradise Garage classics back into tough European house music.
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They continued on at the same pace for five more minutes weaving precariously between the other kids rolling on the mats.
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Yet nine women have set to work on two looms, weaving mats with red, black, silver, orange and lime green threads.
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As an example, he said, an officer might detain a driver who is weaving on suspicion of driving under the influence.
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But what stood out most was his ability to play to his audience by weaving science and technology into his speech.
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On nights when they didn't argue, I would listen to the house weaving and tinkering and calibrating – ever-watchful, always poised.
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Megan Geckler and her team created it by hand weaving flagging tape, carefully placing it to create a dizzying visual effect.
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There are many historical examples of this in weaving, says James Bessen, an economist at the Boston University School of Law.
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There are different ones for men and women, and the patterns on both reflect the traditional Emirati Sadou style of weaving.
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Key details include interlaced leather weaving running through the toe vamp, leather and nickel D-ring eye stays and black laces.
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Weaving beyond the Bauhaus continues at the Art Institute of Chicago (111 South Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Illinois) through February 17, 2020.
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Feiffer skates around characters, circling closer, retreating and returning to them, weaving the plot tighter until the pieces fall into place.
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GARRISON "I Would Wear That," study in nonfunctional weaving by Juliet Martin, and "FLOW," a Hudson River installation by Chales Luce.
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GARRISON "I Would Wear That," study in nonfunctional weaving by Juliet Martin, and "Flow," a Hudson River installation by Charles Luce.
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GARRISON "I Would Wear That," study in nonfunctional weaving by Juliet Martin, and "FLOW," a Hudson River installation by Charles Luce.
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This is not exactly Ned Ludd smashing up weaving frames, but at least Sale sort of maybe meant something like that.
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She dutifully kept weaving and reweaving a shroud for her father-in-law while awaiting the return of her wandering husband.
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He was allegedly weaving back and forth and even cut off a Florida Highway Patrol trooper with a reckless lane change.
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That led me to a section where I was playing acid and electro at the same time, weaving in and out.
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Since the start of the epic in 213, George Lucas has been carefully weaving original scores into the Star Wars narrative.
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The administration isn't helping by dodging and weaving, though it may be a necessity when speaking for a volatile, thoughtless manchild.
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While weaving through the aisles at the Other Art Fair, I noted that painting is overwhelmingly the main media for sale.
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Once Kanitha has many tightly wound, spring-like tubes of wire, she begins an instinctual process akin to weaving or knitting.
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His dances, earthy and subtly rapturous, tell stories of spirituality by weaving a tapestry of modern dance and West African forms.
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"Roses" also features the rapper Juice WRLD, and is eerily effective in weaving together many threads of emo, writes Jon Caramanica.
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As we arrived, his mother and aunt were spending a rainy morning under their high-stilted house, weaving intricate cotton tapestries.
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They take time to visit farms, schools, and weaving cooperatives, and encourage trekkers to bring small gifts for the village children.
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It required depth perception and hand-eye coordination to latch the crane's hook before weaving objects between buildings, cars and streetlamps.
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Behind her, Jay-Z descended on an elevator, weaving in snatches of "4:44," a confession of fallibility and moral spinelessness.
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Talk about pressure on the pedicab rider -- just weaving through crazy city traffic with the G.O.A.T. of tennis hitched to you!
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This is done by weaving bamboo strips together to form an intricate head and torso fixed over two perpendicular bamboo sticks.
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Slavery, Lincoln says, was not a Southern institution, it was an American institution, weaving through our common history for 250 years.
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Maria Alzira A. Nunes is renowned for a style of weaving called high point, one of the island's most famous handicrafts.
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By weaving the stories together, Mr. Gratz draws parallels between the plights of refugees decades ago with those seeking asylum today.
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"I thought the House did a good job on the first day, particularly, of weaving a tapestry, a compelling narrative," Sen.
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Whether it is the allure of the intricate and colorful weaving of details or the size alone, the work is arresting.
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Weaving together interviews, archival research and her own recollections, Broom resurrects the house and ponders her place in the city's mythology.
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Instead, there's an endearing innocence to his bobbing and weaving from one temporary home — and one big-hearted woman — to another.
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Skiathos' vast pine forests fall right down to its beaches, with walking trails weaving through the green to reach the blue.
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Getting to a police office, one of the premier targets for car bombers, requires weaving through layers of concrete blast walls.
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Weaving back and forth in time, the novel is a slippery ode to complicated families, inspired in part by Older's own.
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Since the early 20th century, the center of Mysore's silk industry has been a silk-weaving factory near the royal palace.
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The exhibition joins fine art and craft using weaving, dying, sculpture, poetry, science, and music to consider artisanal and industrial production.
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He's played by Hugo Weaving and based on a popular comic book character, so he seems like he should be amazing.
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They tend to use specific oppressions as a jumping-off point, weaving together different groups' experiences into a tapestry of solidarity.
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The-low budget film stars Samara Weaving as a newlywed who finds out her in-laws intend to hunt her for sport.
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CCC offers some healthcare to Jenna and girls like her and the chance to learn skills like basket-weaving and jewelry-making.
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Photo: Marc MilneScientists have discovered a new species of sheet-weaving spider, and it only dwells in one cave in southern Indiana.
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In the same way that the loom, the mechanical loom, replaced people hand-weaving for 100 hours a week in backbreaking labour.
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Ms. Guirguis, an Egyptian-American artist based in Los Angeles, held weaving workshops and contemporary art lectures for women in Al Ula.
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Instead, here are some thoughts on how this latest film does a masterful job of weaving this key theme into the action.
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People in my cohort who graduated before me with basket-weaving adjacent majors were able to get great offers at competitive organizations.
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It's definitely made it easier to look at my body because I've spent hundreds of hours weaving [it], my tattoos, and everything.
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Many departments, including the one in St. Paul, and federal agencies are already weaving the ideas into their policies, said Mr. Wexler.
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Prosecutors routinely appeal to the passion and sympathy of a jury pool, strategically weaving the most provocative facts into their legal theory.
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Mischievous characters and chaotic patterns cover the work, weaving a pathway for the viewer into the installation's darker inner sanctum of meditation.
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I'm just kind of metaphorically weaving while drawing and it is a certain length and I work on it somewhat every year.
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Weaving English folk, lilting Americana, and mushroom-induced psychedelia, Hexvessel are The Doors misplaced and found wandering the vast forests of Finland.
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That evening, he played an acoustic storyteller set, answering audience questions and weaving them effortlessly into slowed-down versions of his hits.
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You had to find a way to have eight concurrent lines weaving in and out of each other to create fluid speech.
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What if all the seemingly wrong choices are secretly weaving a pattern that will reveal itself at the end, forming a masterpiece?
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Creating a decent space The Bolga baskets are undoubtedly booming in and out of Ghana, but weaving them is not without problems.
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Ms Soares has often included elements of black music in her work, weaving reggae and hip-hop into more traditional Brazilian styles.
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We tell grandiose stories about the ones we have loved and lost, carefully weaving their shortcomings together with the memories we cherished.
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The smaller cameras became, from 35mm to 16mm to hand-held digital, weaving up and down with her, the happier she was.
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Thanks to his hallmark coat, Bill was fairly easy to spot, weaving through the crowds or perched front row at myriad shows.
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She's used traditional local corn weaving techniques to produce these futuristic fluorescent objects that the placid bulls each sport on their backs.
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Mind-bogglingly funny, Torres knows how to make the most of his seemingly mundane premise, weaving elaborate backstories for his cursed props.
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Through the act of weaving the artist has transformed wire — an industrial material — into a cellular structure, something both microscopic and organic.
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They're cut from different cloths, but united in vivaciousness—and it helps that Kaytranada seems so stoked to be doing the weaving.
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And what I want to know, when I'm falling asleep under the South American stars, is Ellie, are you at home weaving?
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He laughs while weaving between the thieving monkeys and hordes of dazed Caucasians in fisherman pants that wander the streets of Ubud.
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Khaira opened the scoring after weaving into the slot and unleashing a shot past Markstrom at 7:35 of the first period.
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