The world moves on, but in zigzags, not straight lines.
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The account zigzags back and forth through crucial moments black lesbian history.
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But in recent years, the zigzags in China's growth have been less pronounced.
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The film zigzags between tones, zanily bouncing between comedy and horror-esque thrills.
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Traveling through the exhibition, a bold dashed line zigzags above and below the artwork.
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In dramatic terms, 2020 is an exciting race with more zigzags than a slalom.
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I sit on the front porch as he zigzags around the yard, loving his freedom.
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She zigzags across Los Angeles in search of a lab that will digitize antique videotapes.
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After further zigzags, we are now facing what could be a dangerously anti-regulatory environment.
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There were the now omnipresent '80s-isms (voluminous trenches, graphic zigzags), and nods to the bourgeois.
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"Successful" playfully zigzags over a synth vacuum as she chirps an ode to her own mastery.
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As one person in our office put it, "It looks like it zigzags when it swings."
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That, and a word-drunk poetry that zigzags between extreme, giddy feelings of power and powerlessness.
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In Moscow, the policy zigzags prompted both confusion and anger as the Kremlin floundered to respond.
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It is that businesses can't make plans when policy zigzags in response to the president's whims.
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She dyed her hair—red, purple, blond with blue zigzags—and changed clothing styles with abandon.
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The brick walkway zigzags to thwart negative energy, which is said to flow in a straight line.
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There are some touching and amusing zigzags on the way to the film's sweet and affirmative conclusion.
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The rest of "Little Women" zigzags between two periods in the lives of Jo and her family.
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Adding to the confusion, the timeline zigzags back and forth over the decades for no apparent reason.
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In 2017, Dauwalter won the inaugural Moab 240, a 238-mile race that zigzags along the Colorado River.
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The combination of the colors and graphic elements like polka dots, stripes and zigzags, would catch Bill's eye.
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She zigzags through gnarled seascape that eventually snags the camera from her fin — and then the footage stops.
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The better you can stomach zigzags in the market or a prolonged down market, the higher your risk tolerance.
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But complexity economists reckon that these oddities are not zigzags away from a path towards a single predictable outcome.
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Instead, zigzags in purple, orange, and neutral browns come together for a statement-making sneaker that's 100% fashion approved.
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The tenement's retaining wall revealed centuries of colorful wallpaper and scarred brick zigzags where the stairwell used to be.
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The wick zigzags through cotton that acts as a sponge for the lighter fuel, which is added later on.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In a painting from 1989, Nicolas Carone deploys airy zigzags of luminous beige.
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Pale green and white zigzags on the body and then a black and white zigzag pattern on the arms.
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The president's zigzags make the already fraught efforts to reach an agreement all the more difficult, according to some observers.
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Varsity Brands, No. 15-866, concerned stripes, zigzags and chevrons copyrighted by Varsity Brands, the leading seller of cheerleading uniforms.
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Johnson's first visit to LucasLand darts and zigzags with an unusual lightness of touch for an effects-heavy franchise title.
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A valuable fringed rebozo with interlocking zigzags like the one in the Álvarez Bravo photo was woven from newfangled rayon.
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The four-foot-wide tube of half-inch-thick steel zigzags across three mountain ranges and about 800 rivers and streams.
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They ride in military jeeps along the "Wine Route," a winding country road that zigzags back and forth across the border.
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Patterson adroitly zigzags in time, threading the women's journeys with subtle detail and embellishing them with metaphors specific to each character.
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The 20th-century example here, an overlapping pattern of zigzags and concentric triangles, seems designed to be difficult to focus on.
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Mouret manipulates our sympathies effortlessly as the story zigzags its way from there to its ultimately surprising and quite satisfying resolution.
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They then came back to the 2014 Olympics in Sochi donning a mess of swirls, modern geometric blocks, and seizure-inducing zigzags.
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His "kite paintings," first exhibited in 1971, formed crosses, zigzags and arcs from overlapping planes and repeated square, rectangular and curved shapes.
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The deeper we get into "Deviation," which zigzags between historical periods and spurns any notion of chronology, the messier her motives appear.
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"Villains" zigzags between tones, zanily bouncing between comedy and horror-esque thrills, but it fails to deliver any satisfaction through either genre.
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The story they tell zigzags a bit on its way from an unhappy, privileged childhood through precocious success to disbarment and death.
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After a long day of inhaling gas and running in zigzags to avoid bullets, they didn't seem much concerned with self-reflection.
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As one tossed off pirouettes, another edged into the circle, etching zigzags into the pavement with the soles of her yellow sneakers.
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His look for the 2018 Tony Awards, a blue ombré silk suit with hand-embroidered zigzags, was just as elegant and surprising.
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It zigzags up and down streets and right through the middle of stores like De Biergrens, and even people's living rooms and gardens.
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During the piece, later into it there appear creamsicle orange zigzags in soft gradients that blur into his blue voice as they fade.
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Smith zigzags around the country — from Manhattan to San Francisco, from Venice Beach to Tucson — snapping photos that head up each chapter here.
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All we have are the feverish zigzags of the president, a man who thinks NATO is obsolete one day and glorious the next.
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A solid white line zigzags on top of the pink, where a cobalt blue band breaks near the upper edge to form a hook.
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Swarms of servants attired in classic maid and butler uniforms moved about in zigzags, passing out plates of food and snatching up empty ones.
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But there it is again — that carpet, with its hotel-chain print of zigzags and intersecting stripes in shades of beige, maroon and pink.
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"What looked like the forward march of progress turned out to be one of history's grand zigzags," Press says in her realistically dismayed introduction.
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How can something so true to the rhythms of real life and the zigzags of an individual temperament still hold together as a movie?
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And the chemical sense of ants, call it smell or taste or chemo-reception, enables them to follow straight trails, curved trails, even zigzags.
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The district agreed and said in its ruling that a cheerleading uniform is not a cheerleading uniform without stripes, chevrons, zigzags and color blocks.
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Areas of my hair that would normally form into slight zigzags took on a more defined coil, which didn't disappear once my hair was dry.
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In another first, Adidas used a new production process to create geometric patterns in the knit, which resulting in zigzags and stripes on the shoe.
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The eastern boundary is Junction Boulevard, and the western edge, by one popular definition, zigzags along 74th Street, Queens Boulevard and the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway.
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They had witnessed quite a bit of lightning as they neared Alejandro's house, enough that they had commented on the dramatic zigzags across the sky.
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But the resulting series of policy zigzags by the CDC and Food and Drug Administration left even healthcare providers bewildered about who should be tested.
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The riders had witnessed quite a bit of lightning as they neared Alejandro's house, enough that they had commented on the dramatic zigzags across the sky.
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House finches flit between palm trees and brown monoliths carved with depictions of bighorns, zigzags, and shamans; in the background traffic hums along China Lake Boulevard.
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One scissors forth, one zigzags back, They take turns settled on the nest Or waiting on a perch nearby To zero in on wasp or fly.
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But "These Ghosts Are Family," Maisy Card's rich, ambitious debut novel, zigzags back and forth in time, between Abel's relatives in Harlem, Jamaica, Brooklyn and Newark.
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Ravioli filled with juicy bundles of smoked and braised brisket could have used a real sauce instead of melted truffle butter with zigzags of reduced Barolo.
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Policy zigzags, even if they involve delaying tariffs, just add to the will-he-or-won't-he uncertainty that's causing companies to put investment on hold.
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The book zigzags across a quarter century, from the narrator's first dance class at age 7 to a career-ending scandal that takes place in 2008.
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Victory for Democrats is on a path that zigzags through foreboding territory in Republican-leaning districts where moderate and independent voters may be up for grabs.
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Based in Los Angeles now, he zigzags across California covering some of today's most significant domestic stories, as varied as wildfires, shootings and the opioid crisis.
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The hermit zigzags across the camp and stops at a specific rock, turns it over, grabs the key hidden beneath, and pockets it for later use.
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Bali zigzags abruptly between matched bubblegum and distorto-electronica sections, and the initially sweet hook has morphed into a sharper, splotchier thing by the song's end.
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The plastic rhythmic strum in "Rose Colored Boy" and the wavy keyboard zigzags in "Fake Happy" playfully tease at the chorus before swelling cathartically up into it.
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Zigzags of static regularly crash through the scene, and the tape is on fast-forward, so Ms. Rist's voice is very high and her movements very fast.
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From there, the route zigzags south 80 miles, up and down mountains and across rivers, concluding at last at the border Norway shares with Sweden and Finland.
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Rojas said Cespedes could not yet run full out or make cutbacks; he was doing zigzags at one point, but Rojas said the staff had him stop.
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When weather zigzags between frigid winds and rainy, semi-cold humidity, few things are better than tucking into a baked good and a cup of something hot.
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Few experts are sure of Trump's exact position on the ideological spectrum when it comes to foreign policy, given his zigzags on issues including North Korea and Syria.
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The story determined all of my narrative choices as I worked toward it, along plot zigzags of war and courtship and prison and python hunting and family madness.
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Avan Jogia, who plays Danny, makes a meal of a role that zigzags between menacing and pathetic; his intensity and bearing remind me of a young Colin Farrell.
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Instead, the camera will interpret whatever it sees as one of 345 doodles; which cover a range of items, from aircraft carriers and alarm clocks to zebras and zigzags.
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In "Sieht Zurück (Looks Back)," a single line zigzags against a background slicked with a grease crayon until it forms a disjointed human body, hopelessly lost, ready to topple.
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The group geometries (always one of Mr. Peck's specialties) are seldom symmetrical; there are off-center parabolas, and chain effects that ripple through the group in diagonally slanted zigzags.
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The revealer at 53A is DOWN THE PIPE, and the gray PIPE, if it is a PIPE, kind of zigzags down the grid from the northwest to the southeast.
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The story, about four siblings trapped in a decaying country mansion with an unseen malevolent force, zigzags across genres and teases viewers with the various ways the story could go.
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He depicted Cadwalladr as a lonely woman staring at a corkboard on which pinned names were connected with string in a complicated pattern of zigzags, as in a detective show.
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The ceramic wall reliefs have beveled sides and are marked with shapes evoking bowties and tables or combs, along with circles, triangles, rectangles, bands of different widths, diamonds, and zigzags.
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That means more male makeup, unconventional T-shirt choices, brightly colored hair, and bold prints — from stripes to zigzags to polka dots — and clothes featuring cartoon or video game characters.
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Nairobi, Kenya (CNN)In Nairobi, Kenya, an informal network of vibrantly decorated minibuses -- known as matatus -- zigzags through the streets blaring out music and taking commuters to and from work.
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Asia, and China especially, were seen as just too important for the policy zigzags from Washington that have characterized the approaches of different presidents to the Middle East, for example.
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In "Untitled (Strassen)" (20153), a red stripe zigzags across the canvas, creating two triangles, with broken blue lines descending from their peaks, resembling streets (Strassen, in German) disappearing into the distance.
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In Robert Murray's "Surf" (1967), a pair of yellow aluminum zigzags nuzzle on the floor, like snakes in the grass offering a sly rejoinder to Donald Judd's nearby matte brown aluminum box.
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But up close, it's clear that the artwork is a painting as much as a wall, covered with repeating black S-patterns that gradually sharpen into zigzags as you walk along it.
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In "Dunesday" (2016), for instance, an impetuous curve divides the canvas between hard-edge, black-and-white zigzags at the top, and an inky, gashed field of saffron yellow at the bottom.
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The front line zigzags through several towns, so that worries about spies and surreptitious artillery spotters among the civilian population run high in the armies of both sides, and abuse follows, the report said.
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Hamer's speech zigzags like a thunderbolt across the panels as they sketch the shocked audiences: journalists in the convention ballroom, ordinary families watching at home, President Johnson plotting his countermove from the Oval Office.
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But as he zigzags across the state before Ohio's GOP primary on Tuesday - emboldened by polls showing him edging ahead of rival Donald Trump - Kasich may soon need all the Washington insiders he can get.
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Like the Disney stage version of "Mary Poppins" (which starred Ms. Kelly in London), the show zigzags between sunlight and midnight (Kenneth Posner did the lighting), what with Sylvia's ominous cough and Barrie's itchy id.
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SAN FRANCISCO — From her apartment at the foot of the celebrated zigzags of Lombard Street, Judith Calson has twice peered out her window as thieves smashed their way into cars and snatched whatever they could.
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This ensemble clashes with the sharply geometric zigzags adorning the rug abutted against it; presumably resting on the floor, the pattern is so forceful that it adheres to the picture plane, throwing spatial relationships into chaos.
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More than a few avoided the shortcut offered by the bridge, which starts at Squibb Park, an expanse of asphalt at Columbia Heights and Middagh Street, and zigzags over Furman Street down to Brooklyn Bridge Park.
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But that opportunity only took shape thanks to years of calculated risks and personnel changes orchestrated by Masai Ujiri, the team's president of basketball operations — a zillion zigzags that ultimately led the Raptors to the very top.
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The case concerned whether the stripes, zigzags and chevrons characteristic of cheerleader uniforms can be copyrighted, as Varsity contends, or are so fundamental to the purpose of the garment that they should not get such legal protection.
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Varsity Brands, No. 15-866, is about whether Varsity Brands, the undisputed giant of the cheerleading apparel and competition industries, should keep its copyrights on certain decorations — chevrons, zigzags and stripes — that appear on some of its outfits.
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Tied with a Missoni ribbon, the braid is an eccentric flourish to her pragmatic short hair — not altogether surprising from the woman who figured out how to turn knits into a kaleidoscopic whir of zigzags, stipples and stripes.
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There were booths devoted to carpets, including Persian-influenced silk rugs dyed with onion skins and walnut hulls, regal silk-embroidered velvet coats and slippers, and colorful clothing and home items in the blurry tie-dyed zigzags of ikat.
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But she also possessed a Prince-like polymorphism, a playful joy in synthesizing genres — for example, on "Tightrope" (her collaboration with Big Boi from The ArchAndroid), an itchy, jump-blues bassline and big-band horns skitter while the beat zigzags sinuously.
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The closely watched case centered on whether the stripes, zigzags and chevrons that typify cheerleader uniforms can be copyrighted, as Varsity contends, or are so fundamental to the purpose of the garment that they should not deserve such legal protection.
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His ideological flexibility over the past several decades, his frequent diversions from party dogma, and the weekly -- if not daily -- zigzags of his campaign, continue to haunt many members of the party as they head to the convention in Cleveland.
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The action zigzags across time and geography — from Germany in the last days of World War II through a grab bag of American locations in the decades after — with blithe indifference to the usual rules of linearity or narrative economy.
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So the "explainers" are, in a sense, right: The most common Sottsass experience one is likely to have is of his vision, his color palette, his love of squiggles and zigzags, and his confident indifference to notions of good taste.
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His policy zigzags, and his revolving-door appointments and his threats (including the construction of a "contingency" detention center for migrants at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba) do nothing to address the root of the immigration crisis: the implosion of Central America.
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The industrial arts exhibit influenced a wave of architects to deviate from the formal Beaux-Arts style popular at the time to a style that was punctuated by features like colorful terra cotta, stucco, decorative crowns, zigzags and flat roofs with parapets.
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Before long, Louis, who was already branching out from the company's famed Victorian garland style, with its intricate white lace of diamonds and platinum, was mixing semiprecious stones into new graphic forms: zigzags of lapis lazuli and jade with emeralds and sapphires.
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All those green zigzags have a nice speedy feel while also looking properly cool (a hard thing to do in technical sportswear without seeming as though you are trying too hard), and they contrast very well with the black pattern on the sleeves.
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Beyond antiques, his appetites extended to decorating and design books, which he stacked in hip-high zigzags, gag props (enormous pairs of underpants and black wigs), Turnbull & Asser shirts (why launder when you can buy more?) and newspaper and magazine clippings about himself.
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The neurological symptoms in question for a silent migraine are made up of a series of disturbances such as vision loss, flashes of lights or zigzags, numbness, tingling that usually occurs on one side of the body, or an inability to speak clearly.
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They make use of graphical motifs such as stripes, grids, zigzags and squiggles, and luxuriate in a palette of warm colors: a muffled lavender, a lemon-chiffon yellow and a cherry-blossom pink that all, at times, get mucked up with gray.
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The 19th-century house was formerly owned by the financier Nathaniel Rothschild who, in 2001, undertook a dramatic renovation of the space with the British architect David Chipperfield, who installed an angular oak staircase that zigzags up through the front third of the Italianate structure.
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All this data becomes especially useful when coupled with sophisticated software whose algorithms can trigger alerts — if, for instance, a vessel goes ''dark'' by turning off its transponder, if it zigzags in certain formations that indicate that it's fishing or if it enters a forbidden area.
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Since leaving the administration in April 2018, he's returned to the written word, still determined to find rationality and gravitas in the president's zigzags, though this time more like a hapless Beijing Marxist trying to match Xi Jinping pronouncements to Das Kapital through strategic use of a paper shredder.
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"There is a certain sort of D.C. politico, and this exists on the right and the left, that really likes to play three-dimensional chess, and they think there's a smart way to give the appearance that you're doing one thing and get to your end goal through zigzags," he said.
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I know vertical stripes (like those on the Argentina home jersey) are supposed to be slimming (the shaded sides of Mexico's home jersey have a similar trompe l'oeil effect), while horizontal stripes create a different effect, but I think the zigzags of Nigeria could actually be useful in wearability terms.
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Patchworks, zigzags, florals and stripes collided together in the collection — after all, nothing clashes in the free-spirited world of Missoni knits — and, as the politically minded designer paid homage to the day's Global Climate Strike, models processed while holding solar-powered lamps by the artist Olafur Eliasson for the finale.
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"More Near (III)" is a two-part composition with an orange field on top and a curved, washy blue section underneath, as if it were the ocean viewed from the stratosphere, while three white zigzags dominate "More Near (IV)," hovering like stylized thunderbolts above layers of violet-pink, chalky blue, and orange-red.
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And, more specifically, although such reactions in public opinion tend to place one party or the other in the White House, that same public opinion tends to ultimately shift against that party, creating a confusing trail of policymaking that zigzags back and forth, without ever seeming to accomplish the objectives of either side.
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The government outlawed such places in 500, and many of the area's funerary traders had long vanished by the time much of Sago Lane was leveled to make way for the labyrinthine Chinatown Complex, whose exterior is brightly adorned with incandescent Chinese paper lanterns strung in zigzags above the busy street below.
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And so on May 13, at Mr. Colicchio's restaurant Craft in Manhattan, Mr. Adjepong presented the full menu: "The Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade Through Food," a dinner that zigzags across the Atlantic Ocean, retracing the forced migration of enslaved Africans and illuminating the deep and lasting global culinary influences of the continent.
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Han's novella-in-three-parts zigzags between domestic thriller, transformation parable and arborphiliac meditation, told from the points of view of her lousy husband, who works at an office (Part I); her obsessive brother-in-law, who is an artist (Part II); and her overburdened older sister, who manages a cosmetics store (Part III).
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O'Brady's transcontinental feat, which took him an actual total of 932 miles with some zigzags along the course, was remarkable enough; but to complete the final 216 miles in one shot — essentially tacking an ultramarathon onto the 240rd day of an already unprecedented journey — set an even higher bar for anyone who tries to surpass it.
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It is possible that decades from now, if the team does at all well, some new sportswear behemoth with the franchise will hark back to these jerseys and decide to make a retro-inspired look for, say, World Cup 2046 that pays homage to the green zigzags (which, given they are already a homage, will be a kind of Dada experience).
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The girl had set off on the descent, going back and forth in her tranquil zigzags, and had already reached the point where the trails were more trafficked by skiers, yet her figure, faintly sketched, like an oscillating parenthesis, didn't get lost in the confusion of darting interchangeable profiles: it remained the only one that could be picked out and followed, removed from chance and disorder.
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They do so in the social-media-transmitted knowledge that the zigzags of Trump administration policy (including the cruel separation of thousands of children from their parents during the "zero tolerance" interlude) have ended in a situation where these families know they will be released within 20 days by ICE and go to the back of an 800,000-person line awaiting their day in immigration court.
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A traveler's mohawk zigzags in a riot of colors; a chubby woman pushes a cart, her skin a vibrant neon purple; two bodies, black and brown, are patted down by airport security in a corner — a pleasurable patchwork of texture and color presses against a discomforting realization that the War on Terror has deadly serious consequences for those targeted as threats to national security.
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A silk, cotton, and wool woman's robe dating to the late 19th century, for example, is a perfect example of just how over-the-top these garments often were: The robe features bold red, yellow, and white diamond-shaped medallions, stylized flowers, and zigzags on a black background, and is partially open to reveal a black lining with red and white flower buds, green leaves, and orange ornamentation — accented with a wide trim of purple and green stripes.
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