The appeal of such accessibly priced precious fashion jewelry is broad.
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No attempt at mixing in the accessibly priced item or two.
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When it comes to writing accessibly, some beats make it tougher than others.
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The pieces on sale Wednesday were more accessibly priced at three and four figures.
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An accessibly priced line of evening wear at the British department store Debenhams continues to flourish.
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Mr Saadawi's novel, rendered accessibly into English by Jonathan Wright, won the International Prize for Arabic Fiction.
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Ask how you can safely, privately, and accessibly pay sex workers in the ways they prefer. 43.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find another connected lighting system that's this accessibly priced and easy to install.
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Over all, the brand offered watered-down simulacra of luxury goods, accessibly priced, elite-seeming but poorly made.
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The Royale is the most accessibly-priced luxury sneaker from Italy in the world, according to Greats CEO Ryan Babenzien.
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Why that gamble failed is the urgently timely question answered by this deeply researched, tightly argued and accessibly concise book.
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Today Via Garibaldi is a street full of banks and law firms and, more accessibly, Palazzo Rosso and Palazzo Bianco.
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Nevertheless, The Times needs to consider its readers' desire for serious, comparative information on the candidates' positions, presented clearly and accessibly.
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We're committed to providing our audience of millennial working women with accessibly priced, quality products that suit their needs and look great.
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" "We're committed to providing our audience of millennial working women with accessibly priced, quality products that suit their needs and look great.
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Devialet's amplifiers, "for audio-geeks," and somewhat more accessibly priced Wi-Fi/bluetooth-connected speaker, the Phantom, are made entirely in France.
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While the X5 is Samsung's flagship external drive, the Samsung T5 line is more accessibly priced at around $180 for a 1TB model.
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Gosling takes a small cue from Joaquin Phoenix's Inherent Vice performance but expands it, making it more overtly comic and more accessibly likable.
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With over 100 fabric options — from sleek white to exuberant pops of color — it focuses on making wild, beautiful patterns more accessibly priced.
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Most of them come from the Affordable Art Fair, a show of contemporary, accessibly priced pieces that is held in cities around the world.
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The video was also posted to 10 white-supremacist Telegram channels where they were accessibly by tens of thousands of users, NBC News said.
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Robles alleges in the lawsuit that Domino's did not follow the guidelines on how to make website and apps easily accessibly for the disabled.
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Sapolsky has produced a quirky, opinionated and magisterial synthesis of psychology and neurobiology that integrates this complex subject more accessibly and completely than ever.
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Whereas the earlier books were pure journalism, he is now showing academic scholars how to write accessibly about subtle and even recondite subject matter.
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It has more than doubled turnover in the past five years with its accessibly-priced leather products tapping consumers' growing appetite for more affordable labels.
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Of course, being Renault-Nissan, the cars will be accessibly priced, unlike the flagship German luxury sedans promised in recent years also with autonomous systems.
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These from Everlane are made from 100 percent Mongolian cashmere, and they're priced accessibly enough that even slackers without a trust fund can enjoy them.
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But as most rooms aren't accessibly-priced, I'd happily stay in a Studio Suite, which is just as well-appointed and offers the best value.
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Alessandro Vitti, Rachelle Rosenberg and their colleagues render characters muscular enough for the hyperbole of a fight, but accessibly human enough for a kitchen table talk.
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That same day, the White Company, a British brand known for its accessibly priced minimalist clothing and housewares, principally in white, will open in New York.
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Using a search engine called Shodan, he was able to identify about 7,000 publicly accessibly Elasticsearch databases, one of which he later discovered was owned by Exactis.
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One is to give the people what they want — to package our work as appealingly and accessibly as possible, and try to avoid dishonesty in the process.
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And because he has been teaching for a long time, he is skilled at taking grand concepts and challenging ideas and accessibly transposing them into everyday lives.
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This camp includes the Duchess of Cambridge, who has been acquiring accessibly priced jewels by London designers including Annoushka Ducas since her marriage to Prince William in 2011.
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We took a close look at the summer reading U.S. colleges and universities assigned, and found a lot of recently published, accessibly written books on race, class and gender.
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With roads submerged or damaged, Beira remains accessibly primarily by air and sea, and relief agencies continued on Wednesday to explore ways to deliver more aid to the city.
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They've earned acclaim both for their accessibly astute skating commentary and for their coordinating fashions – both arenas in which they've had plenty of practice in order to perfect their game.
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Mr. Ogrodnek said he wants to serve straightforward dishes that are "healthful, but not health food," like eggs, sandwiches, salads and pastas that are big on vegetables and accessibly priced.
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A gifted storyteller who works accessibly in text and image, she's created new narratives around women, people of color and working-class communities, conjuring lush art from the arid polemics of identity.
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The meetings addressed ideas including how to accessibly present complex data, and grappled with many aspects of life in the Anthropocene age — today's geological era, marked by human domination of the environment.
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Most colleges choose recent, accessibly written books to ensure that incoming freshmen actually read them, said Keith Goldsmith, executive director for academic marketing at Knopf Doubleday, a division of Penguin Random House.
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Since the data was easily accessibly to Microsoft and the company itself could be compelled by the CDA, prosecutors argued the company was legally in possession of the data, regardless of international borders.
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While many Swiss brands are introducing more accessibly priced models to woo younger buyers, Mr. Torres insists that Vacheron will never produce a quartz-regulated or steel Patrimony while he's at the helm.
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It's part of why pirating became so popular, and why the iTunes Store took off like wildfire when it became the first major outlet to provide quality digital downloads in an easily accessibly way.
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The Italian luxury goods group said it appointed as new chief executive former Furla head Eraldo Poletto, credited for a doubling of sales at the accessibly-priced handbag maker in the last five years.
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While Roth writes accessibly, her book can at times read like a study of Prison Best Practices as she compares the efficacy of various Rikers Island clinics with guidelines from the American Psychiatric Association.
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We thought this is a great way to accessibly talk about what the Statue of Liberty meant and means today, and what immigration in the US has looked like, and how it resonates today.
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And while he maintains that the Disney deal was the right one at the time, it may have pulled too much of Sphero's resources from its prime directive of offering an engaging and accessibly programmable robotics platform.
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It is an independent, bipartisan commission charged with ensuring secure, accurate and accessibly elections by developing guidance to meet HAVA requirements, adopting voluntary voting system guidelines, and serving as a national clearinghouse of information on election administration.
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While many stars select designer heels for awards show appearances, Aldo&aposs more accessibly priced heels have found their way onto red carpets before, thanks to A-listers like Lupita Nyong&aposo, Olivia Wilde and Felicity Jones.
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Today, movies like Sleeping With Other People and Bridesmaids — and even television shows like You're the Worst and The Mindy Project — explicitly take on rom-com tropes only to twist them into something rawer, more accessibly human.
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For example, millennials in the West — where the next generation is less affluent than its parents — shy away from big-ticket items, opting for more accessibly priced pieces that better fit into their less ostentatious, more casual lives.
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The house is about to gain some serious design clout with Simons' arrival, and what's the ultimate accessibly priced way for fashion fangirls and -boys to get a piece of the label's cool cache at under-$20 price points?
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But on his latest release, "BBF Hosted by DJ Escrow," credited to a trio called Babyfather, he nods more accessibly toward the ironies of black Britain, mining immigrant iconography and American rap tropes to toy with these diasporic symbols.
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Alongside his men's and women's runway lines and their commercial offshoots, he creates two accessibly priced secondary lines: Lilies, a range of jersey-focused women's wear, and Drkshdw, a more unisex streetwear incarnation that began as a denim collection.
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The family-owned firm, which is expected to list on the Milan bourse in 2017, has more than doubled turnover in the past five years as its accessibly-priced leather products tap into consumers' growing appetite for less expensive luxury labels.
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But his ability to write clearly and accessibly about the industry and its wares earned him a job, and he began chronicling what would become known as the "PC revolution" — one of the first to do so for a mass readership.
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Not all of Kering's smaller brands face an uncertain future: Boucheron and Qeelin are still in the pack (fine jewelry, like top-tier fashion and leather goods, can offer higher margins and faster organic growth potential than more accessibly priced brands).
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Desigual, the Barcelona-based, accessibly priced brand known for its teeth-clenchingly zany mix of colors and prints, has named Mr. Goude as its first artistic director, in a bid to be taken seriously as part of the style conversation.
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The company's portfolio includes other lifestyle brands, including Jessica Alba's Honest Company, Sophia Amuroso's Girl Boss, and Affirm, the lending startup from PayPal cofounder Max Levchin that makes luxury purchases more accessibly by allowing shoppers to take out single-purchase micro loans.
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It's a great way to easily and accessibly experience the launch and learn more about the technology NASA developed to make it happen, along with learning some general info about spaceflight and what goes into launching any rocket — plus, it's a free download.
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Although it is written for an academic audience, I think that ROMchip is pretty accessibly written, and would be engaging for anyone who is trying to think of new ways of considering how we engage with, and think through, the history of games.
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Clark's impulse to write more accessibly makes this her best album regardless, an awesome example of synth-inflected guitar-rock, exactly as skewed and distorted as she's always been while generating from her skewed distortion a caustic, restless, blissful musicality that's new for her.
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In fact, the shoot for the June 2016 issue bears all the hallmarks of the same subtle, and meticulously managed, messaging around her public image that has been underway since her marriage to Prince William in 2011: that the future queen is emphatically, accessibly, normal.
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Under the direction of Jessica Lazar, the rendering of his stories, including several lesser-known ones and two incomparable classics, brings out their most accessibly theatrical elements — the Oscar Wilde-esque epigrams and the comic grotesqueness of pompous members of the aristocracy and haute bourgeoisie.
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When horror movies began trending toward the campy in the mid-to-late '90s when I was a teen -- with "Scream" and "I Know What You Did Last Summer" -- it became even easier to lean into the genre because they were meant to be accessibly scary.
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It may be embarrassing to recognize that what someone wears can affect your judgment, but it does: leather leggings and sneakers can make a member of the establishment seem accessibly cool; a red tie taps into memories of Morning in America; rolled-up shirt sleeves indicate hard work.
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Anne Sverdrup-Thygeson writes playfully and accessibly about the world of insects — where they live, how they thrive, what we can learn from them, why they're so necessary — and I found myself unable to stop reading, nudging my husband awake with weird facts about the sex lives of these tiny creatures.
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She's just old enough to have already personally weathered a version of your mid-20s or 30s dating/job/family crisis (not just once, but maybe a few times) but is also young enough that the details of what got her through those crises are still accessibly and vividly fresh.
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" A spokesperson for Hart InterCivic told The Hill that the company has "always enthusiastically supported paper ballot options for voting systems," adding that Hart is "very busy" helping voting jurisdictions around the U.S. to "move towards paper-ballot voting with the most secure, accessibly, auditable, intuitive and usable certified voting system technology and the best service and support in the industry.
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" According to Business of Fashion, the label will be a partnership between Dudas and his romantic partner Evangelo Bousis, and will be available to shop exclusively on July 7 on Moda Operandi; the launch will be followed by a fall partnership with Farfetch, which "will feature more accessibly-priced jeans, t-shirts and dresses that will complement the high-octane occasion-wear for which Dundas is renowned.
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And how easy it is, because of the impact of his work on successors as varied as Jeff Koons and Rachel Harrison, to forget just how radical his work was when it first appeared, expanding the definition of sculpture by making it somehow more accessibly human and more cerebral at the same time, a feat that has kept it resonant in a rapidly changing art world.
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Transport is accessibly as the local taxi is operating to transport people around Dicks, Mndozo, Lister, Masondeza and Manzane.
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The industry in the Weald declined when ironmaking began to be fuelled by coke made from coal, which does not occur accessibly in the area.
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HOCs are Grid-enabled skeletons, implemented as components on top of the Globus Toolkit, remotely accessibly via Web Services.J. Dünnweber, S. Gorlatch. "Higher-Order Components for Grid Programming. Making Grids More Usable. ".
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She is a brilliant speaker, who is able to speak easily and accessibly on complex philosophical issues. Being an unbelievably learned and versatile person, Suchantseva’s scientific ideas amaze with the depth of her thought.
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Harris fought the stranglehold which overseas publishers had on the Australian book market, taking on major publishing houses to ensure accessibly-priced books for Australian readers. The Mary Martin chain was sold to Macmillans in the late 1970s.Samela Harris (2012): A life of books – and Mary Martin's AdelaideNow, 2 September 2012. Accessed 5 February 2014.
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Educational, religious, corporate, military, and broadcasting institutions benefited from messaging proliferation through accessibly priced duplicators, offered by Telex Communications, Wollensak, Sony, and others. The duplicators would operate at double (or greater) tape speed. Systems were scalable, enabling the user to purchase initially one "master" unit (typically with 3 "copy" bays) and add "slave" units for expanded duplication abilities.
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It needs at least $23 million in seismic and accessibly upgrades. A complete renovation would exceed $50 million. From an economic perspective, it would be cheaper to replace it, but many consider it a landmark worth preserving. The city has an annual budget of more than half of a billion dollars and is considering its priorities.
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Retrieved 30 September 2020. Critics praised it: Rolling Stone called it "the hidden gem of sketch comedy"; The New York Times said it was "irreverent", and Salon said it was "bright, accessibly silly and uproarious". Collider called it "a hard show to explain but a very easy one to fall in love with.""Watch the Sherman’s Showcase Black History Month Spectacular for Free".
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In 1959 Hugh Oswell designed around the Cousteau-Gagnan patent and made sport diving breathing sets accessibly inexpensive. Submarine Products Ltd were the first company to make scuba sets readily available to the public in the United Kingdom. They developed a unique diver delivery vehicle (the Subskimmer), and were important for introducing high quality plastics (e.g. ABS) into the manufacture of underwater breathing apparatus.
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Jimmy Thang of GameSpot praised the game's comfortable control scheme and complex multiplayer, but was disappointed by the shallow single-player mode and the general lack of content. IGN's Brian Albert also praised the intuitive control scheme, particularly praising the game's accessibly. He found the concept of the game "weird" but "well executed", opining that it is a fresh venture into virtual reality. His main concern was the lack of content.
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Charlesworth was classically trained in philosophy, but his approach to its practice was unusual for the time in Australia. He emphasised the importance of philosophical engagement in current social dilemmas and presentation of philosophical ideas accessibly. Charlesworth had a pluralistic approach to both philosophy and religion, which shaped his ideas on life in liberal democratic societies. This pluralism prompted Charlesworth to work on a wide range of topics.
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The AllMusic review by Steve Loewy said: "Shepp has been criticized for his more commercial ventures such as this, but many will enjoy its accessibly light charm. ... There is a touch of a blues and R&B; feel that adds to the ambiance. Unlike some of Shepp's other ventures, there are no attempted serious statements made -- only relaxing, good, swinging jazz that lifts the spirits or touches the soul, if only just a bit".
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Jewel Lake is a former reservoir and artificial lake along Wildcat Creek, a small stream in Northern California in Tilden Regional Park.Google maps, google.maps.com, access date December 28, 2008 It is located in the Wildcat Canyon between the Berkeley Hills and Sobrante Ridge Hills in an unincorporated area closest to Richmond and Kensington, California geographically and Berkeley accessibly. A wooden raised walkway built in the 1970s runs over marshland to the south of the lake.
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Bicycles are prohibited from most of the trail, except for the sections which follow the C&O; Canal in Maryland and the Virginia Creeper Trail in Virginia. Horses and pack animals are prohibited except horses on the C&O; Canal and in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.[Regulations and Permits], Appalachian Trail Conservancy, accessed December 3, 2014 Several short segments of the trail, in towns and scenic natural areas, were built to ADA accessibly standards for wheelchair use.
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In late 2013, they struck a deal to sell a range of products in Beijing and Shanghai through Chinese retailer The Estate, and elsewhere in Edinburgh through Harvey Nichols. Robertson left the company in 2014. In 2015 the company relaunched as Strathberry, with Guy and Leeanne Hundleby as sole Creative and Managing directors. The new Strathberry had a distinctly different aesthetic and product range; focusing solely on creating accessibly priced luxury leather handbags with clean, minimal designs.
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The Puerto Real Campus is one of the four campuses housing the University of Cádiz. It is located at the municipal limits of Puerto Real (Cádiz), together with the San Pedro river and the neighborhood of the same name. It is located within Bahía de Cádiz Natural Park. It is well-connected with all the localities in the bay of Cádiz and several nearby (Jerez, Sanlúcar, Chipiona, Arcos and the white towns of the mountain range, accessibly by bus or commuter train.
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The early years of Johnston's episcopate were difficult. He was the sole bishop for an area of some , most of which was only accessibly on horseback or by stage coach. The area was also experiencing severe economic difficulties due to a prolonged drought. He particularly stressed the need for an educated élite in such an environment, and to this end founded the West Texas School for Boys (now TMI — The Episcopal School of Texas) to provide a classical and Christian education for young men in the area.
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He said the episode was "an almost wordless half-hour of physical comedy", and that "it plays out like a French farce, its comedic strokes far broader" than those of "Sardines". "If you find two men silently mime-arguing about how long it takes to have a poo funny", he continued, "you're on sturdy ground here". Later, a review by Phelim O'Neill of the Inside No. 9 series 1 boxset published on theguardian.com described "A Quiet Night In" as "engaging, tense, funny, frightening – and accessibly experimental".
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Grecian aspirations informed the Greek Revival, lasting into the 1850s. Using Roman architectural vocabulary,The design vocabulary of Federal architecture is accessibly illustrated and contrasted with Greek Revival in Rachel Carley, The Visual Dictionary of American Domestic Architecture 1994, ch. 5 "Neoclassical Styles", p. 90ff. the Federal style applied to the balanced and symmetrical version of Georgian architecture that had been practiced in the American colonies' new motifs of neoclassical architecture as it was epitomized in Britain by Robert Adam, who published his designs in 1792.
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Since art, unlike other forms of dissent, take few financial resources, less financially able groups and parties can rely more on performance art and street art as an affordable tactic. Protest art acts as an important tool to form social consciousness, create networks, operate accessibly, and be cost-effective. Social movements produce such works as the signs, banners, posters, and other printed materials used to convey a particular cause or message. Often, such art is used as part of demonstrations or acts of civil disobedience.
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His experience in marginal subcommunities, small anarchist publications, and bohemian New York City through the 1940s formed his core, radical principles, such decentralization and pacifism. His first transformation was in psychological theory, as Goodman moved past the theories of Wilhelm Reich to develop Gestalt therapy with Fritz Perls. His second transformation opened his approach to social criticism. He resolved to write positively, patriotically, and accessibly about reform for a larger audience rather than simply resisting conformity and "drawing the line" between himself and societal pressures.
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On Liberty was enormously popular in the years following its publication. Thomas Hardy recalled later in life that undergraduates in the 1860s knew the book almost by heart. Criticisms of the book in the 19th century came chiefly from thinkers who felt that Mill's concept of liberty left the door open for barbarism, such as James Fitzjames Stephen and Matthew Arnold. In more recent times, although On Liberty garnered adverse criticism, it has been largely received as an important classic of political thought for its ideas and accessibly lucid style.
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Appearance/esthetics in aerospace design must at least co-exist, if not be synergistic, with the overall/societal fundamentals/metrics of aerospace engineering design. These metrics, for atmospheric flight consist of overall/societal factors directed toward productivity, safety, environmental issues such as noise/emissions and accessibly/ affordability. Furthermore, technological parameters such as space, weight and drag minimization and propulsion efficiency highly dictate and restrain the boundaries of appearance/esthetic design. Major factors that need to be considered in atmospheric flight design include producability, maintainability, reliability, flyability, inspectability, flexibility, repairability, operability, durability, and airport compatibility.
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If a public bookcase is centrally and accessibly located and is stocked with sufficient material, public bookcases are quickly and widely appreciated. Vandalism has occurred in some places and, in successful cases, is countered by "bookcase sponsors" or "godfathers" who devote their time and attention to care of the collection. The acceptance, motivation and user-profile of public bookshelves was examined in 2008 by a study at the University of Bonn.Bonner Bücherschrank auf der PoppelsdorferAllee – Ein merkwürdiges Versorgungssystem . Kurzfassung der Ergebnisse des Projekts „Das Nutzungsverhalten am Poppelsdorfer Bücherschrank“ (pdf) Autoren: Prof.
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Scott Road station was built in 1990 as part of the first extension of the original SkyTrain system (now known as the Expo Line). This extension included two stations: Scott Road and Columbia in neighbouring New Westminster. Scott Road station served as the eastern terminus of the Expo Line until a three-station extension to Surrey City Centre was completed in 1994. Scott Road station underwent several upgrades beginning in early 2013, improvements included a new elevator and better accessibly, as well as a new bus loop with an upgraded parking lot.
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Stratford town centre with Stratford Broadway, the Gurney Memorial and the spire of St John's Church Both of Stratford's shopping centres: The Stratford Centre and the recently opened (2011) Westfield Stratford City are on either side of Stratford station. Westfield Stratford City, home to 350 stores, is one of the largest shopping centres in Europe. The older centre has a range of accessibly-priced stores, its indoor and outdoor market stalls, and the 'inshops' network of small retail outlets. The centre occupies much of the 'island site' created in the 1960s by the surrounding gyratory traffic system.
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IPD emphasizes diverse participation and broad civic involvement in economic policymaking, and facilitates a more democratic discussion of development around the world. The organization's accessibly written publications, research, and public conferences enable more stakeholders to participate effectively in policy debates. IPD encourage public participation and improved access to information by webcasting many of their conferences, inviting civil society and local media, and training journalists in economics reporting. The programs facilitate the exchange of ideas, resulting in more informed dialogue and, they hope, improved economic policymaking. IPD’s primary vehicles for outreach and collaboration are its task force, country dialogue, and journalism training programs.
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The location itself will be surveyed beforehand. If no such accessible place is available that particular political location must provide temporarily accessibility to that specific personnel. This act ensures that all handicapped or elderly voter must be assigned to a place of accessibly or be provided with an alternative method for casting the necessary ballot. The assignment report from each state must be completed by "no later than December 31 of each even-numbered year, the chief election officer of each state shall report to the Federal Election Commission" to determine both the accessibility and inaccessibility of polling places.
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That book, The Self Beyond Itself: An Alternative History of Ethics, the New Brain Sciences, and the Myth of Free Will was published by The New Press in May, 2013. It is an extended and multidisciplinary inquiry into moral agency: why we are moral, why and when we are not, and how to get people to be more moral. Ravven concludes with her own theory of moral agency inspired by the philosophy of Spinoza, which she updates to reflect contemporary understandings of how the brain/mind works in moral thinking and action. The book is accessibly written for a generally educated audience rather than just for specialists.
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Flock (formerly Fiction Fix) was founded by University of North Florida students and author, musician, artist, and UNF faculty member Mark Ari in 2002.Book offers readers their fix of fiction, River City News, March 5, 2003 Its original Editor-in-Chief was Sarah Cotchaleovich, followed by Melissa Milburn, Thelma Young, and current editor- in-chief April Gray Wilder. The journal publishes "accessibly experimental" and "soulful" literature in both traditional and experimental forms.Fiction Fix - 2012, New Pages, October 15, 2012 Since its inception the journal has been a part of a growing literary community in North East Florida and has attracted authors from across the United States and world.
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In a move to reassure jewellers and customers that it remained committed to accessibly-priced jewellery, Fingers staged the group exhibition '$100 Under' in 1988. In 1991 craft commentator Helen Schamroth wrote "If there is one underlying common philosophy of the work at Fingers it is an original, innovative approach to design solutions, a contemporary response to customer interests, and meeting their aesthetic and emotional needs." Fingers celebrated its 40th anniversary in November 2014 with an exhibition at Objectspace gallery in Auckland and a book by Damian Skinner and Finn McCahon- Jones. Three of the original five founders - Alan Preston, Ruth Baird and Roy Mason - are still members.
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The Voting Accessibility for the Elderly and Handicapped Act of 1984 (VAEHA) also known as PUBLIC LAW 98-435 (98th Congress) required that all polling facilities must be accessibly to all individuals with disabilities. The act states that if “no accessible location is available to serve as a polling place; voters must provide an alternate means of voting on Election Day” The Attorney General of the United States is charged with the responsibility of enforcing the Voting Accessibility for the Elderly and Handicapped Act. Congress enacted the law in 1984 to help improve voting accessibility to all handicapped and elderly registered voters encompassing all federal funded locations.
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Aspinal of London is a luxury leather fashion accessories company based between London and West Sussex, United Kingdom. The company was founded in 2001 by entrepreneur Iain Burton, and initially began as the supplier of leather accessories and stationery to the gift shops of museums such as the National Gallery, the Louvre and the Vatican. Mariya Dykalo joined the business in 2006, Dykalo was promoted Head of Design and eventually Creative Director in 2014. The company grew into a consumer-facing brand with a distinct aesthetic and ethos, producing accessibly-priced hand-made leather accessories with a distinct British style. In 2007, the brand launched its first handbag titled The Paris Bag.
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Philosophical Necessity influenced the 19th-century utilitarians John Stuart Mill and Herbert Spencer, who were drawn to its determinism. The philosopher A. Spir believed that the work had so clearly refuted the notion of free will, that it is unnecessary to discuss the issue anymore. In a similar fashion, Arthur Schopenhauer commented that "no writer has presented the necessity of acts of will so thoroughly and convincingly as Priestley ... If anyone is not convinced by this supremely clearly and accessibly written book, his understanding must really be paralysed by prejudices.", and that the work contributed to Kant taking the complete necessity of acts of will as a settled matter to which no further doubt could pertain.
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The recorded material was slow and melodic; much different musically from the aggressive rock music Cornell had been doing with Soundgarden. The songs bear the street-rock flavor of Mother Love Bone's music. Steve Huey of AllMusic said that the "record sounds like a bridge between Mother Love Bone's theatrical '70s-rock updates and Pearl Jam's hard-rocking seriousness ... Keeping in mind that Soundgarden's previous album was the overblown metallic miasma of Louder Than Love, the accessibly warm, relatively clean sound of Temple of the Dog is somewhat shocking, and its mellower moments are minor revelations in terms of Cornell's songwriting abilities." All of the lyrics on the album were written solely by Cornell.
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Blanchard's best-known book is probably Green is the New Black: How to Change the World with Style, published in 2007 and dealing with ecological awareness in a fashion-conscious lifestyle. TreeHugger reviewed the book favourably, noting that while Blanchard was not as authoritative on eco-issues as Lucy Siegle, she had still written a well- informed, fair-handed book that wrote accessibly about how to be both fashion- conscious and environmentally aware, and the EcoSalon website listed it as among their top 15 books on eco-fashion. The book established Blanchard as an authority on the subject of eco-consciousness in fashion, leading to her being approached for commentary on the topic.
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In a 1978 article in the American Indian Library Association newsletter, Salabiye wrote about the need for Native peoples to have access to their own historical documents, stating that Native Americans: Salabiye advocated for information about Native peoples to be located accessibly to the people it describes, such as housing tribal archives on reservations. She also recognized the need for more Native American librarians. Throughout her career, she wrote and co-wrote multiple works on American Indian library collections, promoting American Indian librarianship and collections. In 1987 she was recognized for her efforts in supporting library services to Indian tribes with a certificate of appreciation from the U.S. Department of Education's Office of Educational Research and Improvement.
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For accessibly and ease of maintenance, all avionics are installed directly in bays beneath the cockpit in a manner in which they can be worked upon at ground level without the use of support platforms. Drawing on experience from the Panavia Tornado, the AMX is equipped with a hybrid flight control system; a fly-by-wire control system is employed to operate flight control surfaces such as the spoilers, rudder and variable incidence tailplane, while the ailerons and elevators are actuated via a dual-redundant hydraulic system. Manual reversion is provided for the ailerons, elevator and rudder to allow the aircraft to be flown even in the event of complete hydraulic failure; either control system can act independent of one another.Warwick 1981, pp. 1544–1545.
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Chapel of St Just, Gorran Haven St Goran is a coastal civil parish in Cornwall, England, UK, six miles (10 km) south-southwest of St Austell. The largest settlement in the parish is the coastal village of Gorran Haven, a mile to the east with a further cluster of homes at Trevarrick.Ordnance Survey: Landranger map sheet 204 Truro & Falmouth The population (including Boswinger) at the 2011 census was 1,411.Note ONS raw data (as opposed to some County Council-obtained figures) as to St Michael Caerhays is for an area 'too small to publish all data for reasons of confidentiality of living people' its parish data being combined with part of St Goran into output area E00096212 so more demographic statistics will become available in a few decades from 2011 which should accessibly separate the two parishes.
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Bannon's characters have been called "accessibly human", and still engrossing by contemporary standards compared to being "revolutionary" when first released. LGBT historian Susan Stryker describes the relationships between Bannon's characters as mostly positive, satisfactory, and at times complex depictions of lesbian and gay relationships,Stryker, p. 61. which Bannon attributed to not letting go of the hope that she could "salvage (her) own life." One retrospective of lesbian pulp fiction remarked on the reasons why Bannon's books in particular were popular is because they were so different from anything else being published at the time: "Bannon was implicitly challenging the prevailing belief that homosexual life was brief, episodic, and more often than not resulted in death ... Bannon insisted on the continuity of lesbian love, while everything in her culture was speaking of its quick and ugly demise."Walters, Suzanne (Fall- Winter 1989).
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Throughout his graduate and post- doctorate studies he learned the importance of concise writing, publishing quality work, and accessibly extending current knowledge from his mentors, all things he has remained passionate about. In 2002, he began his first academic post at the university of Regina, where he remains today as the head of the Anxiety and Illness Behaviours Lab and maintains a small clinical practice. Gordon J. G. Asmundson has published over 330 peer-reviewed journal articles, 9 book chapters, and 8 books. In addition to numerous prestigious awards received over the course of his career, Dr. Asmundson received the highest accolade available to scientists and scholars in Canada – induction as a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada (2009) – as well as the Canadian Psychological Association Donald O. Hebb Award for Distinguished Contributions to Psychology as a Science (2014) and the Canadian Pain Society Distinguished Career Award (2018).
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United Response’s most recent major campaign is Every Vote Counts, which aims to make politics and voting accessible to people with learning disabilities. Currently, at least half a million people with learning disabilities in the UK have the right to vote but don't use it, due to low awareness of their rights and the complexity of the political system.The Guardian Since 2010, the charity has been working with people with learning disabilities and politicians to change this by publishing easy read guides to voting,The Guardian urging all political parties to communicate more accessibly, and campaigning publicly for greater awareness of the fact that most people with learning disabilities are entitled and have the mental capacity to vote.BBC Ouch United Response is committed to ensuring that people with learning disabilities are able to advocate for themselves whenever possible and use their own voices to promote change.
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Covering the third season, Scott Thill at Salon described Korra as one of the toughest, most complex female characters on TV, despite being in a cartoon, and considered that the "surreal, lovely sequel" to Avatar "lastingly and accessibly critiques power, gender, extinction, spirit and more — all wrapped up in a kinetic 'toon as lyrical and expansive as anything dreamt up by Hayao Miyazaki or George Lucas". David Levesley at The Daily Beast recommended the series to those looking for "beautifully shot and well-written fantasy on television" after the end of Game of Throness most recent season, noting that in both series "the fantastical and the outlandish are carefully balanced with human relationships and political intrigue". Several reviewers noted the sociopolitical issues that, unusually for an animated series on a children's channel, run through The Legend of Korra. According to Forbes, by telling "some of the darkest, most mature stories" ever animated, The Legend of Korra has created a new genre, "the world's first animated television drama".
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He is one of the longest serving (without a break) Magic Band members and the only one to receive production credit for Ice Cream for Crow (1982)Moris Tepper Discography The Captain Beefheart Radar Station Tepper's first released solo work beginning with Big Enough to Disappear (1996) and then Moth to Mouth (2000) came after having been a sideman for many years. His music has been reviewed as "accessibly avant-garde"Michael Simmons, "Moth to Mouth", L.A. Weekly, August 18, 2000 and although it may be difficult to shed his sideman cult status he remains inspired.John Aizlewood, "'Stingray In The Heart' Review", Q Magazine 2008 Stingray in the Heart (2008) was described as an album that never pauses in a familiar territory.Antero Garcia: ALBUM REVIEW: MORIS TEPPER: Moris Tepper Stingray in the Heart Candlebone L.A. Record, May 29, 2008 Tepper is also a painter and he divides his time between music and painting.
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Having always enjoyed the aspect of teaching and sharing his experiences in life and in the music business, Vai began a series of "Alien Guitar Secrets" masterclasses in 2006- a touring masterclass in which Vai holds open forum discussion about his own experiences in the music industry, explains the key principles to understanding success, plays to backing tracks (often inviting class attendees to jam with him), answers questions, articulates key points of guitar technique, and more importantly goes beyond the technique and into the more profound esoteric principles at play. Vai details certain concepts he has discovered that have helped him in all areas of his life and career, both in playing guitar/ musically as well as spiritually. Vai accessibly shares these concepts with masterclass participants using examples from his own experiences, delving into the ongoing process of identifying the self-critical nature of one’s own thoughts. Vai explains the techniques and exercises he uses to circumnavigate one’s own insecurities and thoughts of self-doubt, and encourages masterclass participants to use these tools in their own lives.
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Woody Point shoreline, ca. 1876 In 1799, Matthew Flinders landed on the peninsula and named the location Red Cliff Point after the colours in the cliffs. In 1823 the peninsula was selected as the site of Queensland's first (and only) penal colony (Moreton Bay penal settlement) but, after arriving in 1924 to establish the colony, problems with mosquitoes and the resistance from local Aboriginals caused the colony tp relocate up the Brisbane River in 1825, founding the city of Brisbane. Redcliffe developed s small seaside retreat accessibly only by boat from Brisbane while Woody Point was originally a banana plantation. Woody Point Jetty was built in 1888. It was reconstructed during 2008 at a cost of $9.6 million. When the Hornibrook Bridge opened in 1935 (later replaced by the Houghton Highway and Ted Smout Memorial Bridge ), it linked Brighton, the most north-eastern suburb in the City of Brisbane, across Hays Inlet to Clontarf on the Redcliffe Peninsula. By improving the road connection between them, Redcliffe then became much more accessible and grew as part of Brisbane's suburban sprawl. Our Lady of Lourdes School opened on 1969 and closed on 1995.
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