Jessica looks sensational slightly darker — it accentuates her high cheekbones.
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The pic no doubt accentuates Kim's assets ... front and center.
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I also love how its rich color accentuates my eyes.
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Most important, she accentuates her character's bracing lack of self-pity.
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Jenkins's tender filmmaking style accentuates the emotional undertones in Baldwin's words.
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Tim McGraw's "I Like It, I Love It" accentuates every goal.
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GIGOT: Bill, it also accentuates the issue a little bit of crime.
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This physical arrangement accentuates the season's premise: The men are just filler.
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"One that accentuates my back fat, making it more pronounced," she wrote.
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The highly polarized state of our two-party system accentuates the danger.
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Train Jam accentuates the sense of expedition that comes with all creative work.
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On the other, they're simply functioning inside a system that accentuates their strengths.
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The speed and ease with which the predicaments are resolved accentuates their weightlessness.
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"It accentuates your weakness," the Democratic strategist John Podesta told Politico's Ryan Lizza.
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Through exactitude, she accentuates a fiery, immediate, almost antiquated mode of romantic expression.
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The red lipstick she has painted on further accentuates the size of her mouth.
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A parenting forum actually accentuates the problem because it blends the private and public.
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To his supporters, Trump accentuates the positive, not unlike a salesman involved in negotiations.
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The rise of fintech only accentuates the rate of change and possibility of disruption.
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Pick a career path that accentuates your strengths, and a successful career shall follow.
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Her hair is simple and straight, and her flawless makeup accentuates her signature cheekbones.
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This painting accentuates its objecthood, revels in the fact that it's a blatant artifice.
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And that really accentuates the divisions of the country because they don't understand the people.
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He accentuates strengths in players who, for all intents and purposes, were left for dead.
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It's made of a fitted, stretch material that accentuates curves but doesn't feel too tight.
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Impossible to forget, their watercolor grace both belies and accentuates the poignancy at their core.
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The buns work really well with the chili because it just accentuates all of the spices.
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Sometimes it accentuates interesting flavors or creates a really nice harmony that you wouldn't have expected.
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Tabar accentuates her look further with makeup and often dresses in brightly colored clothes and wigs.
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For others, he is a cartoonish blowhard who accentuates his own importance by splashing through hyperbole.
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Carmen Argote's photograph "Marks of Birth" accentuates a (possibly irreversible) exchange between nature and its manmade interventions.
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This accentuates in all the right places, and smooths over or hides the not-so-favorite places.
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The the sea salt accentuates the creamy sweetness of the cocoa, resulting in an almost milky flavour.
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Most vegetables, whether small potatoes or carrots or asparagus, benefit from steaming, which accentuates their innate sweetness.
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Its black volume communicates a midnight quality, even in brilliant Florida sunshine, while gold accentuates the facade fractures.
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In the second one, the 44-year-old wears a tight black dress that accentuates her flat stomach.
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To add some shape, try a style that accentuates your waist with a belt, drawstring or loose tie.
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It's in these moments where LKA's meticulous attention to detail accentuates the horror of its premise and setting.
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Being named after Cervantes's famed character, "Quixote" also accentuates the heroic theme that continually runs throughout Baillie's work.
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Ms. Merkel remains chancellor, for now, but her diminished stature only accentuates a potential leadership vacuum in Europe.
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As Chafe observes, the St. John Passion stresses Jesus' messianic nature and accentuates oppositions between good and evil.
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The German words jump out at you, and the clarity of the textures accentuates Bach's zest for dissonance.
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The light color makes me feel brighter and happier, and I love that the hue accentuates my curl pattern.
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The 19-year-old accentuates her curves for black and white portraits, photographed by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggot.
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The film's accurate depiction of a high-pressure STEM high school accentuates Peter's struggles as a young, underappreciated superhero.
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What makes Brexit so concerning is that it accentuates and deepens global forces that have been building for years.
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The pulsing Brazilian landscape, with its bright greens and men in linen suits, only accentuates the darkness left behind.
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Solomon-Godeau draws attention to how gender accentuates Maier's mystique as most acclaimed street photographers were male, passersby female.
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Most babies don't like the feeling of wetness from a soggy diaper, and wearing cloth undies accentuates this irritation.
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Its efforts to eliminate poverty instead accentuates it, and its tax system inadvertently aids those who are already wealthy.
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Emblazoned on the front of the dress that so eloquently accentuates her pregnant belly is the Le Soleil tarot card.
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Custer's marital tenderness accentuates his brutality elsewhere: he forces prisoners of war to set off land mines with their bodies.
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Carter: So, the lighting that you're talking about really accentuates certain parts of his face and gives it more depth.
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Buddy, perhaps anticipating the restaurant's incessant chill, wears a bright long-sleeve T-shirt that accentuates his thin, lanky arms.
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The addition of piano in the song accentuates each emotion of Dave's story, the ivory keys highlighting every raw feeling.
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With its daring, futuristic anime-meets-vamp flair, this easy hack accentuates your fearless gaze with just a few strategic swipes.
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Instead, opt for a lighter, sun-kissed version that both accentuates those cheekbones and gives off a healthy dose of color.
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"It's one of my favorite looks because it accentuates my lips — a feature that I've grown to love over the years."
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The glimmering aluminum leaf bay, edged in amber and vermillion, accentuates the inlets that spread like frost on a window pane.
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The velvety roasted eggplant accentuates the soft richness of the burrata, while the tomatoes make for a sweet and juicy contrast.
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Her rapping accentuates the higher, jauntier qualities in her voice, making her sound even younger than 15, like early Rae Sremmurd.
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Brantley is a lefty in a right-leaning lineup, and a premier contact hitter who accentuates what the Astros do best.
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"I think this call to action, to bring in new participants, really accentuates the communal aspect of this festival," he said.
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It not only accentuates the admittedly original and beautiful smartphone, it also has us hoping for another sequel to Kubrick's cinematic classic.
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Net neutrality accentuates digital redliningThis is related to Pai's claim about investment, but it's worth addressing by itself because it's so wrongheaded.
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Alienation and uncertainty are built into the tone of the film, and the look of a mobile phone camera accentuates this feeling.
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The cocktail tastes as good as it looks, but it melts too quickly to fret over which filter best accentuates its hue.
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It's not great because of the reality, it's great because, for just a second, that reality pierces the performance and accentuates it.
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"Equals" tries to warm up by adding a rosy glow to its cold silver-gray palette, but color only accentuates the emptiness.
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That the Boston Red Sox have kept their foot on the accelerator with the best record in baseball accentuates every Yankee loss.
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The impact of all this care fades, though, if you watch the movie in 3-D, which accentuates the movie's cartoonish qualities.
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Read this article from The Upshot and try the tool in it, which gradually accentuates different frequencies in the original audio clip.
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The opening section really has far more lifts than it needs, yet Mr. Gomes, making them all natural, accentuates each one differently.
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She accentuates the inner dialogue of "You Don't Know Me," her singing burdened with quiet resignation to keep hidden romantic desires hidden.
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It's lit like a cozy little place, but large enough to be perpetually half-empty; the punk-pop playlist accentuates the alienation.
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It just gets more intense the higher it goes, with a bodice that hugs the waist and accentuates the bust with elaborate folds.
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People are very quick to judge and stereotype so it is essential that my work accentuates the complexities of their individual lived experiences.
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In Jeremy Corbyn the party now has a leader who accentuates both of the weaknesses which, evidence suggests, lost the party the election.
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The singer was wearing a hot red top with a cut that certainly accentuates her underboob, which gets the TMZ stamp of approval.
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Adding immigrants — mostly people of color — to the FBI's database accentuates the bias toward non-white people that already exists in the system.
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The temperature accentuates their smooth surface and, like the slivers of cucumber, makes the small zap of chile oil call out more clearly.
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Notes both sour and sweet keep the film emotionally charged through the lurid events, while Mica Levi's synth score accentuates the story's bittersweet tone.
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Brawl, is basically known for three things: being incredibly sneaky, killing bad people, and rocking a skin-tight suit that accentuates his beefy glutes.
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With a four-way stretch design, it not only avoids hindering your performance but also accentuates it by allowing for movement in any direction.
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"South Korean women gravitate toward minimal makeup that accentuates their skin and simply enhances key features of their faces," says Charlotte Cho, founder of SokoGlam.
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Strand's film accentuates the deep urge to speak and the importance of having one's story acknowledged as a meaningful instance of sensual or sexual experience.
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In any case, whereas white accentuates the bright and dark contract, in Kalina's canvas, light brown cools the turquoise, accentuating a warm and cold contrast.
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The dining room has an adjacent sitting area and dramatic lighting that accentuates the vaulted ceiling and the massive olive press, which is still intact.
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It has 4K high dynamic range (HDR) video recording, which accentuates the contrast between light and dark colors to make an image look more realistic.
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He argued that net neutrality "accentuates digital redlining"—the practice of ISPs not building out their infrastructure to poorer areas—because it supposedly harms their investment.
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White along the edge of the feathers and in the dusty gray-pink clouds further accentuates the presence of an unseen light in this backlit view.
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"Marijuana, if you use it in a responsible way, accentuates the parts of sports that you love and helps you to do them better," McAlpine added.
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The second gallery accentuates Segers's refusal of repetition, especially in groups of impressions made from single plates whose extreme differences are mapped by helpfully clear labels.
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But when it's fed nonsense inputs, Rush said, the system can "hallucinate" bizarre outputs—not unlike the way Google's DeepDream identifies and accentuates patterns in images.
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The media usually treats the trip as a comedic piece of trivia that accentuates just how outside the mainstream Sanders has always been — the honeymooners take Yaroslavl!
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" — Charlotte Alter, writer for Time "A weird advantage Sanders has in things like this: The naturalness in his interactions accentuates how Clinton struggles to seem at ease.
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It accentuates the fight against gender norms — the same fight Rosenberg and company face by centering their story on a hard-bitten, hard-drinking female noir detective.
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The waistband accentuates the smallest part of your waist and the long torso and straight leg of the pant elongates you, making you appear taller and leaner.
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An over-the-top parody of the art world, this delicately created diorama accentuates a certain cut-throat nature of the art world, while also parodying it.
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A trimmed beard accentuates his baby-fat-free face, and the thick hair atop his head takes the shape of a Brillo pad that's been dyed black.
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While the coating may hide certain features of the car's body, it also accentuates the Iconic Glow kidney grille, twin headlights, and taillights, according to Levitation 29.
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Along with all-wheel drive, the 760i has four-wheel steering allowing the car to turn like a much smaller car, which accentuates its sports car-like acceleration.
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"I hate to say it, but sometimes too matte accentuates issues," she says, noting that this one helps to prevent oil without turning your skin into a desert.
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Rockmill's beers are rustic, with prominent floral and fruit notes as well as a strong European Noble hops profiles that accentuates the beers' aromatic bouquet rather than bitterness.
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The idea that this could happen to any one of us, anyone you know, or have known, is relatable here and thus accentuates what makes the game scary.
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His striking "Phi Mè Nay: L'ogresse de la forêt" (Phi Mè Nay: The Ogress of the Forest, 2015) accentuates a Kali-like attitude abundant in entanglements and detachments.
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In return, exposing myself to current affairs has fine-tuned my political opinions, and through consistent writing I learned to express them in a way that accentuates them.
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Rockstar uses the cities of GTA to hold a mirror up to American society—albeit a distorted one that accentuates the worst that human nature has to offer.
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"Feedback" and "Fade" show a comfort with accelerated tempos, while the digital steam bath on "Father Stretch My Hands Pt. 1" and "30 Hours" accentuates Mr. West's softer side.
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Rolls-Royce says that 1250 percent of the panels on the Dawn are original to the car, so placement of the doors accentuates the seamless and smooth A pillar.
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Native Union has my number with its latest device, which accentuates the classic bookcase speaker look with a tech-heavy back end and aluminum (but brassy aluminum) volume knob.
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White's trompe l'oeil technique also involves painting the clay surface in a hyperrealistic style, which accentuates the clay's three-dimensional qualities, giving it shadows, highlights, and variations in color.
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Their presence accentuates the hypocrisy that is inherent when institutions that exist to educate build big-time sports programs whose goals are winning, generating revenue and providing mass entertainment.
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Local architecture firm Bureau Spectacular designed the building's brick facade to have a black and white mural (the same colors as the brand's logo) that accentuates and abstracts its architecture.
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The gown "accentuates Allison's statuesque frame and suits her fearless personality," says the stylist, who completed the ensemble with H. Stern jewels, a Tyler Ellis clutch and Stuart Weitzman heels.
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Ostensibly a play about complicated women, its characters can veer toward caricature, particularly when Khoshnoudi accentuates Whitney's daffy winsomeness and Oh, also a playwright, stresses Gretchen's over-the-top tendencies.
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"It accentuates the intensity of your palate," Mr. Edwards, 30, said of the dinners, one of which was held recently at a winery with sweeping views of the Sonoma vineyards.
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Which again, it's flattering for anybody even if you're feeling like that heavier part of the month or the lighter part of the month, it still accentuates all the good stuff.
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Although the relative illiquidity of these instruments accentuates such moves, they are generally considered riskier investments than regular bank bonds and this was apparent in some of their recent price movements.
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While his peers wear short sleeves, he chooses a long-sleeve khaki uniform and a dark brown tie, a formal get-up that, coupled with his buzzed hair, accentuates his boyishness.
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First-past-the-post gives you broad, stable political families for the price of a distortive electoral system that, by rewarding such sprawling parties, blurs some political differences and accentuates others.
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This seemingly unstoppable growth accentuates the problem and shortcomings of current solutions, and warrants the need for new defensive technologies to detect and stop the digital daggers aimed at our backs.
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Using satellite imagery taken at a low sun angle that accentuates hills and valleys in the ice sheet's terrain—you can really see the circle of the whole crater in these images.
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But whatever the stimulus, it's a quality he shares with Hesse: a quavering instability expressed through an art form rooted in the monumental, a contradiction that accentuates the force of the work.
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The controversy also accentuates the belief among some that Trudeau cares more about Quebec, where SNC-Lavalin is located, than other regions and industries, such as the oil industry in the West.
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A historical examination accentuates the fact that SPQR underwent several visual manipulations throughout antiquity, the late middle ages, and then under the fascist regime of Mussolini, both in literature and visual art.
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While the originals usually mask this impulse behind pop formalism, Hatfield's shambolic approach accentuates it, as Newton-John's chirpiness finds a natural corollary in the bleeding guitar fuzz and Hatfield's vocal quaver.
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"We were picking out swimwear together in the fittings before the shoot, and she was showing me how to pose to angle my body in a way that accentuates the curves," Alexa explains.
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Closing in on a hillside charted by a mess of blue lines, Argote accentuates the tension between the architecture of Colombia's capital Bogotá and the Andean hill of Monserrate that it sits on.
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They haven't pigeonholed him into a role that only accentuates one part of his game, planted him in the corner, or gone out of their way to hide him on the defensive end.
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No state accentuates Sanders' weaknesses and Biden's strengths quite like Florida, which votes Tuesday with a payload of 210 delegates, more than any other state left on the primary calendar besides New York.
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Franklin's music is rife with recognizable influences, from traditional Southern gospel to R. & B., hip-hop to arena rock, and he accentuates this fact by offering audiences a flurry of accompanying bodily references.
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"All signs are pointing towards continued good performance, and the golden cross just accentuates that because that is another positive story," said Ken Polcari, managing principal at Butcher Joseph Asset Management in New York.
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It revolves around a family whose matriarch (Isabelle Huppert) has died (or killed herself?) in a car accident, and how her absence only accentuates her elusiveness, and her loved ones' confusion, in her wake.
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Creative Control shows his experience for the nightmare that it is, and the fact that the film is shot in black and white only accentuates the anxiety that comes with embracing this new technology.
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The 57-year-old nominee chose a body-hugging silhouette that perfectly accentuates her insanely-toned figure, while the dress's black floral appliqués and slightly ruched sleeve gives the dark dress a romantic twist.
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But political observers say where she can really hit him—and has been going after the Vermont senator—is when she accentuates the differences between her policies on guns and immigration and Sanders's policies.
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Style accentuates certain proportions at the expense of others, and to evoke the Electric Kool-Aid, magical-mystery side of the '60s, the novel's fabric must admit some of its mythmakers' own embroidered retrospection.
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The flowing Michelle Smith dress that accentuates her body also recalls the renowned quilts of Gee's Bend and the abstract canvases of Piet Mondrian, as if to blend black vernacular culture with modernist painting.
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The paint is applied in just about every way — scraped, scrubbed, daubed, squiggled, swiped, brushed, and heaped — creating a dizzying, kaleidoscopic effect that accentuates the swirling imagery: rotating helicopter blades squaring off against coiling tentacles.
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Corralling a group and then taking them all down in a single shot is like nailing a strike in bowling, and the delightful hit-pause that accentuates the feat makes it all the more satisfying.
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Finally, as I mentioned earlier, I have a Virgo moon, so a beer or three only accentuates my straight-faced, even solemn earth sign tendencies (roughly translated: I am not a "hit" in large groups).
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You've got to find something that remains *on trend* and accentuates your butt *just right* but if you text one more anxious changing room selfie to your roommate, she will take her things and leave.
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Saar's integration of Mexican colonial painting into her aesthetic accentuates the mixing of cultures, while her use of collage reflects her legendary artist-mother, who learned from her grandmother how to make gifts from found materials.
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Frankly, when he makes them at an effective clip (currently 220 percent, which isn't bad), the threat of a mid-range jumper accentuates Sexton's blinding speed and forces defenders to guard him tighter than they want to.
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Frankly, when he makes them at an effective clip (currently 44 percent, which isn't bad), the threat of a mid-range jumper accentuates Sexton's blinding speed and forces defenders to guard him tighter than they want to.
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The ad campaign accentuates one of the three identifiable plots -- the idea that Lopez's Maya Vargas, after quitting a job in Queens, gets a taste of life among the Manhattan elite at a big consumer-products firm.
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I've never felt I had a big need for it until now, but KKW's shapewear specifically really gives you that beautiful hourglass shape that accentuates the waist and does all the work of sucking in for you.
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She applies sand, mica shards, tinsel, and glitter, among other materials, to her canvases; the use of these materials, rather than being overly referential to modernist moves, grounds the works in the present and accentuates their dynamism.
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When Louis fantasizes about a "Boyfriend" or James Harrison hates the "Telephone," it just accentuates the specifically adolescent angst they pin down so much more candidly and affectingly than any other high school band that comes to mind.
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I played a Quest port of Superhot VR — a title I've dropped a couple dozen hours into on the Rift — and the freedom offered by losing the cords really accentuates the ballet of violence that Superhot VR is.
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The opening scene features the brothers wearing eye-catching ensembles of a red bedazzled suit jacket for Kevin, all red attire for Nick, including a vest that accentuates his biceps, and a traditional black jacket and turtleneck for Joe.
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But analysts said it may be getting closer and its testing of ballistic missiles, including those designed to launch from submarines, accentuates the threat it poses to U.S. allies South Korea and Japan and ultimately the United States itself.
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She describes writing a novel for the Future Library as "a secular act of faith" in a world that seems to have gone mad, a world that violently accentuates the differences between people instead of celebrating their common humanity.
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"The deepening leadership crisis in Germany's centre-left SPD accentuates the risk that the party may walk out of the coalition with the centre-right CDU/CSU later this year," wrote Berenberg chief economist Holger Schmieding in a note on Monday.
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Focusing on how he's being treated unfairly by the party establishment, which has been his #1 message for more than a month, accentuates and reminds every one of the fact that he's not even liked by many in his own party.
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One of Arora's drawings shows a bare-chested, masked Spider-Man in a thong, holding a strategically-placed beach ball in front of his groin, while another has Iron Man crouching in a pose that accentuates his apple-shaped posterior.
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While an agreement on a new electoral system seems to increase the likelihood of a weak coalition that would struggle to enact domestic reforms, it could trigger snap elections before a tough budget accentuates anti-EU sentiment among Italian voters.
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She accentuates Fleabag's self-consciousness and theatricality by not just talking into the camera, but silently looking into it on a regular basis, arching her brows or throwing a look of incomprehension at the ceaseless irritation other humans cause her.
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Halloween is a cuffing season ritual where participants wear a costume that accentuates their best parts, flaunts their awareness of pop culture, and demonstrates their ability to put together an ensemble that isn't just a bin liner and some plastic teeth.
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Dreyer accentuates this disorientation through maneuvers that have no technical name — turning the camera upside down, having it pirouette to follow an action as it is reflected in a puddle of water, or moving the camera forward to recoil quickly.
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The tradeoff, though, is that her presence accentuates the underlying message of self-empowerment and learning to love oneself, in a way that makes the movie feel a bit more like an inordinately lavish after-school special than it otherwise might.
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A new generation of radical designers might easily do the same, appropriating today's technologies, like those intended to optimize, to make everything smoother and more predictable, and subverting them to craft an aesthetic that accentuates the bumps, surprises and outrages.
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If there's one thing most loyal watchers of Keeping Up with the Kardashians know, it's that Khloé Kardashian has a pretty shameless obsession with her cameltoe (a slang term for the situation that happens when tight clothing accentuates a woman's nether regions).
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If the goal is to spread the idea that anybody at the wrong place at the wrong time can be a victim, that accentuates the sense of vulnerability, so even though the intended target may be high-profile critics of the president.
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The half in/half out photo of the guys in the pool accentuates the compensation—the stitched image below shows how, in my view, the setting sometimes makes no difference as it was shot in non-UW mode all the way through.
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The acoustic format accentuates Springsteen's gifts as a lyricist, bringing a different intonation to the inherent beauty of songs like "Dancing in the Dark" or "Thunder Road" that can be more easily overlooked with the E Street Band wailing away behind him.
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But the stuff in this record that stood out and affected me was like this dichotomy of Sara's voice still being aggressive, but the music itself there's these spots of "almost-beauty" and melody that accentuates everythingRyan: That was a real, conscious thing.
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But this is only a short-term solution...The concern remains that the sizeable fiscal responses we are seen are being undertaken at a national level and that only accentuates credit risk on the part of more heavily indebted euro zone members.
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But despite all the microlevel flak Kidd gets for his in-game decision-making, the Bucks actually profile as a well-coached team when you zoom out to 20,000 feet, with a style that accentuates their strengths and hides their weaknesses as best it can.
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"Unabashedly an upbeat, snazzily shot infomercial that accentuates and overdoes the positives of this well-scrubbed quintet, 'Us' still manages to capture the lads' refreshing ability to remain basically who they were while coping with life-altering changes," wrote Stephen Schaefer for The Boston Herald.
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Often he accentuates songs with a long, spoken outro while keeping the beat running, as on "Take it Back," in which he explains how being biracial taught him that humans are all connected, or "Anziety," in which he feigns an epiphany about his own mental health.
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Here, he locks into a beat Burial co-produced with Four Tet that's a perfect hybrid of the two artists' strengths; Burial presumably supplies the washes of drone and the clacking drum samples, while Four Tet accentuates the beat with crisp, trebly synths and auxiliary percussive sounds.
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Munn has found that symbiosis in celebrity makeup artist Patrick Ta. "I've felt so much more beautiful when I have been able to work with someone like Patrick, who accentuates my features and does something unique, as opposed to doing the same thing he would do on Gigi Hadid," she said.
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Whatever the artists' intentions, the curators' approach to the show accentuates, rather than mitigates, such muteness through dry and minimally informative texts, a misguided commission of a short story in lieu of an audio guide, and a lack of any effort to reconstruct the original context of the works' creation and presentation.
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Eva O'Leary's dreamy and ethereal approach to documenting the 2017 Beautycon cosmetics festival not only reveals the incredible spectrum of people who have transformed the beauty industry into a multibillion dollar market — from fashionistas to teenage boys — but also accentuates the neon, LCD-ready color palettes that have since defined this era of cosmetics.
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"Johnny's natural inclination is to run to the establishment side of things and then put it in a narrative of, 'This person supports you or doesn't support you,' and accentuates the negatives if any negative comments have been made about the President and de-emphasizes the negative comments for his chosen candidates," the source added.
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The title of the show accentuates what composer Christian Wolff — the last living member of the New York School of composers and briefly a student of Cage's — characterized as the "interesting differences, held in a kind of cheerful suspension" that can be heard in "Radio Happening I" (1966), a conversation between Cage and Feldman.
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Like, yeah, I can use that IKEA cube unit, but I feel like that accentuates the fact that this is my first apartment... Emma's Answer: As a designer used to working in New York City, as well as someone who lives in an apartment myself, maximizing small spaces is an issue I am all too familiar with.
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They've yet to find a way to synchronize their overwhelming talent in a way that accentuates each individual's skill-set, and startling losses against the Phoenix Suns and Detroit Pistons (a game they should've won, considering they were home, with a day of rest, against a team that'd just dropped two in a row) have been the result.
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As for fit, the Gela skinny flare is a favorite of the designers: "Both of us are obsessed with flares, and always have been," Nash-Taylor said, and their version involves double seams in the back, a "really cool design detail that accentuates the flare in just the right way," and a tight fit through the thighs, all the way to the knees.
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"What's that Perfume that You Wear?" accentuates a chiming, rinkydink keyboard hook with sweeter, lower keyboard chords and rattling percussion to produce a balmy blast of lavender and lemon ginger, as Lekman inhales and instantly recalls a seaside vacation with his lost love; musical tackiness indicates ambivalence about his own nostalgia and bolsters the haunting power of the perfume in question.
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Duchamp first made reference to the machine célibataire (bachelor machine) apparatus in a 1913 note written in preparation for his piece "La mariée mise à nu par ses célibataires, même" ("The Bride Stripped Bare by Her Bachelors, Even," 1915–23), which accentuates mental machines that work away on the imaginary, deconstructing the Hegelian tradition of sexual difference established as a dialectical and organic opposition of masculine and feminine.
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Voters tend to err towards loss aversion in referendums and broadly respect Mr Cameron (the comparison with the leaders of both the Labour Party and the Out campaign is favourable) to the extent that, if he brandishes a "renegotiated" settlement (however superficial) and says it accentuates the pragmatic case for Britain to stay in the EU, he stands a good chance of persuading enough wavering Eurosceptics to hold their noses and vote In. Upsets are still possible—a long campaign could give the anti-EU forces the time to build momentum, a long summer of refugee chaos on the continent or another Paris-style terror attack could turn the referendum into a proxy vote on immigration, an unexpected domestic policy failure could kill Mr Cameron's relative popularity—but all else being equal Britain will probably vote to remain in the EU. For how long this settles the question, of course, is another matter.
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