Anxiety and all its accouterments were old friends of mine.
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Recently, the sport has been pursued with less glamorous accouterments.
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Food and care are included; toys and accouterments are extra.
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Human accouterments like wristwatches get lost in the pine needles.
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Yes, you can add Goop's wedding accouterments to your shopping cart.
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"Cambodian Lullaby" dispenses with these accouterments in favor of practice clothes.
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The floor was littered with colorful condoms and other sexual accouterments.
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It's a pretty standard sadomasochistic setup, only without the kinky accouterments.
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Top the kale with your accouterments and serve, perhaps with warm pita.
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So we jumped on our phones, Googling the required accouterments for preparation.
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At the end of the day we are making sneakers and leather accouterments.
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The world is decorated with the creepiest landscapes and even more disturbing accouterments.
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It can even be eaten as a makeshift dinner (with the right accouterments).
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Some picnic-worthy accouterments have just been introduced by familiar grocery store brands.
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Certainly frivolity — at least the accouterments of — has been much in evidence recently.
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But these are all existing accouterments of women like Streisand, Madonna, Beyonce, and Parton.
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Of course, it would also be great for holding nuts, olives, and other accouterments.
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The next day, Ms. Kocher showed up with all the accouterments of dog ownership.
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Still, the custom-made accouterments she'd had designed for the house lifted you up.
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Onstage or off duty, sex workers' accouterments form the subversive foundation of role play.
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It was the color of Barbie's accouterments and the size of a shop mannequin.
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Valley Variety offers cooking demos and baking workshops along with modern home and kitchen accouterments.
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Kerouac's has all the urban accouterments, including seasonal, local ingredients and a fully stocked bar.
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Yet at the end of the day, Mr. D'Agostino said it's not about deluxe accouterments.
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ACCOUTERMENTS I'll swing over to First Avenue to this Filipino market for spices and oils.
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The suitcases did not contain clothes, toiletries or any of the usual accouterments of travel.
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There were hot dog sunglasses, hot dog onesies and actual hot dogs with all the accouterments.
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That said, Hardcore could have easily shed a few of its boudoir accouterments and remained engaging.
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Then he calls over a bunch of friends and lays out fresh herbs and other accouterments.
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And an upgraded Electron with some of the needed recovery accouterments could fly later this year.
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Class and its accouterments seemed to protect the liberal elite from the rage of Bangladesh's streets.
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As if understanding that, this store, in the back, sells other accouterments of a well-ordered life.
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These are some of the many accouterments of wealth seen in this latest feature from Steven Soderbergh.
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Mother-of-pearl spoons and other accouterments, like a dish for crème fraîche, are up to you.
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"Obviously we will make certain that he has all the accouterments that accompany a former president," he said.
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But it seemed that oatmeal porridge could never be perceived as anything but bland, no matter its accouterments.
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"You make the money on the accessories, the clothing and the accouterments," said Amanda Zimmerman, a reference assistant.
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The artificial intelligence powered pet has "smart-home" accouterments that include weather forecasts, remote control and guard-dog capabilities.
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But Khalifa looked distinct and sported accouterments, like two Lebanese-specific, Arabic tattoos, speaking to her Middle Eastern roots.
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With so many sidewalks, it may not be surprising that some sidewalk accouterments slip through the payment-collection cracks.
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"Obviously we will make certain that he has all the accouterments that accompany a former president," Judge Evans said.
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Critical Shopper At Higher Standards you can shop for cannabis accouterments much as you would for wine or cupcakes.
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Uncle Funkys sells mini-cruisers, skateboards and all the accouterments, as well as a selection of more expensive longboards.
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Even its office accouterments hark back to the '90s startup culture, with arcade games, skating ramps and napping couches.
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Loosed from their haystacks, headpieces removed, they were sweat-smeared, smiling young guys, cheerfully unbridling themselves from their accouterments.
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The ambience here suggests the immaculate interiors of the TV versions, but in shades more muted and accouterments more nondescript.
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In fact, without its icy accouterments, Saturn would look boring and beige compared to some of the other gas giants.
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Stylistic accouterments — tattoos, makeup anklets, too many waist beads or rings stacked atop one another — are seen as excessive and inappropriate.
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And she will be watching at home with her usual accouterments — holy water, an L.S.U. jersey and a costume tiger head.
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When they searched his apartment, cops discovered five bags of cocaine, seven bags of meth, and $4,000 in cash, among other accouterments.
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There are tons of extra accouterments, but they're only there when you need them, and they neatly tuck away when you don't.
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Those winnings can only be used to acquire accouterments—a fast car, cool threads, powerful weapons—but can never convert into dollars.
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She has a 3,000-square-foot space with 30 baker's racks filled with containers, lanterns and other accouterments to accompany the flowers.
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What we can say with certainty is that today&aposs gentleman is living in a golden era of shaving tools and accouterments.
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There were the usual accouterments of an organized crime prosecution: an illegal poker house and cases of stolen cigarettes, the authorities said.
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Brown's handkerchief was to be laid atop her, while Albert's was merely to be included in the large collection of burial accouterments.
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Head upstairs for pieces from obscure labels: leather-fringed tops, straw hats, scarves, jeans, swimsuits and other accouterments for the budget-conscious.
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For his new tour, he has kept his tech accouterments firmly under wraps, though dance fans can expect sensory overload at the least.
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But in his show "An Evening With Lypsinka's Maid," at Feinstein's/54 Below on Thursday, Mr. Epperson appeared as himself, without gaudy accouterments.
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And that's just one piece of a costume that also features a wig, makeup, knee-high black and red boots, and other accouterments.
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The office — plainly constructed, in a kind of utilitarian, light-wood ski-chalet sort of way — was virtually devoid of embellishments or accouterments.
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His otherwise historically accurate figures all appear with accouterments relating to soccer, like balls, cleats, shin guards, gloves, and a red penalty card.
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These sculptural garden accouterments (shown here with a selection of the season's asymmetric rugs) give lawn-grazers something to admire and huddle around.
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He set up a small office with some accouterments — a golden pen case, a picture of a yacht — from his Lake Shore days.
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It's more of a tomb than a grave, adorned for the afterlife with electronic accouterments, curved mirrors and history folding back upon itself.
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Over the last five days, showgoers were privy to a whole host of sensational moments, from huge, Renaissance-inspired dresses to extravagant accouterments.
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The accouterments stirred into the bowl are what give congee (called jook in Hong Kong, chao in Vietnam, bubur in Indonesia) its regional identities.
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Short routines, with opportunity to integrate ribbon accouterments, sparkling accessories and jazzy music that might help distract from the content of the competition itself.
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This is different from pure Butoh, and it certainly lacks some Butoh accouterments (no white makeup here), but the family resemblance is nonetheless strong.
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If you're used to reading Lewis's books in silence, the accouterments that come with many podcasts will stick out more than they normally might.
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If Fred Trump was the silent partner, helping finance the accouterments of wealth, it was Donald Trump who spun them into a seductive narrative.
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"While Fred Trump helped finance the accouterments of wealth, Donald Trump, master self-promoter, spun them into a seductive narrative," reads the Times story.
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There are high-tops with gold flames on either side ($1,250), flip-flops with chain accouterments, espadrilles with enough armor to render them beach-irrelevant.
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And growing up in this country, the accouterments that signify a kind of florid, overly enthusiastic preparedness for war frequently gets mistaken for actual strength.
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The drama, scrutiny and mammoth expectations that come with signing James away from his home-state Cleveland Cavaliers are all standard accouterments for Hollywood's team.
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Throughout Mr. Najib's tenure, a bejeweled Ms. Rosmah stood by his side, and her fondness for luxury accouterments earned the scorn of the Malaysian public.
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And who but an aristocratic British bloke would decorate the space with chandeliers, armchairs, Oriental rugs, lacquered chests, flickering candles and other drawing-room accouterments?
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Even with as few people on set as possible and without all the accouterments of a cover shoot, McDormand seemed to be gritting her teeth.
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There are also plenty of ladylike accouterments, such as gingham opera gloves and woven cotton sun hats, designed in collaboration with the milliner Stephen Jones.
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And, it doesn't stop at the pot — there's also a myriad of discounts on accessories and accouterments (from cookbooks to lids) live for carting, too.
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During the '60s and '70s, a time when girl groups and glitter reigned supreme, Franklin performed in slinky silhouettes often accompanied by fur or feathered accouterments.
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All the furnishings, tableware and other accouterments, from tiny ashtrays to classic Barcelona chairs, will be sold at auction by Wright, a company based in Chicago.
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Now — a decade later — Seo is Alaïa's first assistant, responsible for sketching everything from silhouettes to inventive prints, as well as studying materials and their accouterments.
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While hardly as mainstream as walking the red carpet with kink-adjacent accouterments, dressing up doggy style has become more visible in San Francisco and beyond.
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That signature Cali cool-girl vibe gave Sariñana aspirational style clout, and now she's translating her laid-back aesthetic into the trendiest 2019 Coachella accouterments: hair accessories.
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There are so many documents, research accouterments and souvenirs from international insect hunts covering his walls and shelves that he began posting species charts on the ceiling.
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As a longtime designer resale and thrift store aficionado, I find few things more satisfying than tracking down accouterments that whisper "Fabriqué à Paris" — without paying retail.
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The actual meal served on the Hello Kitty flight was not different from the food on other EVA Air flights — but many of the serving accouterments were.
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"These are all items that I have used over the years because I wanted to create specific condiments for the restaurants," Centeno said of making his own accouterments.
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In the 1970s, it was a ticket to the middle class, with the then-accouterments, including a home, a reasonably new car, and possibly even a summer vacation.
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In addition to the tech accouterments, the device also has a wire stripper, scissors, a Phillips screwdriver, a nail file, a bottle opener and, of course, a blade.
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Not to be outdone, many of the partiers — resplendent in spangled Balmain spacesuits, shiny ear cuffs and chromed accouterments — seemed on the verge of some metallurgic transmogrification themselves.
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Using handwritten notes and arrows, she points out Crow accouterments and hairstyles, explains the origins of customs and names various figures, whether a tribal chief or her aunt.
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A major presence at a show, with a display and newsconference — plus lighting, music, catering and the other accouterments — can cost a half-million dollars or much more.
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Those happy reunions could also prove seriously lucrative for Nintendo and The Pokémon Company—companies known for just selling the games, the card game, and various toy accouterments.
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Though some people may be worried about going overboard with accouterments, Brown told Insider that most people could stand to add a bauble or two to their ensembles.
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Commemorating Black sartorial expression and self-adornment long in tension with (white) Western aesthetics, the series consciously intertwines subjects' stylistic accouterments with pictorial space reminiscent of European antiquity.
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If you are looking for all the accouterments of current trends in curating — related objects like paintings and decorative arts and some swanky banners — head to the Gardner.
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Beyond the practical difficulties of being a national team member without the accouterments of a national team, gymnasts are struggling to come to terms with a harsh spotlight.
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Using algorithms and the accouterments of virtual reality (headphones and special glasses, for starters), one resident entrepreneur has crafted a way to "visit" the life that might have been.
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In high school, he took a tour of a local house "done up in what they called French Provincial," he says, and became transfixed by its 18th-century accouterments.
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And much of the fun of the show, snappily directed by Tamara Harvey, comes from seeing how Judy and Johnny are liberated and, ultimately, imprisoned by these period accouterments.
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The menu is taped to a window, and if you cup your hands against the glass to peer inside, the stark walls and no-nonsense accouterments are less than promising.
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Those accouterments are important touches, said the travel industry analyst Henry Harteveldt, and Alaska Airlines would be smart to keep them in mind as it folds Virgin into its fleet.
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Queen Elizabeth II of Britain would not be even Europe's richest monarch if you did not count Buckingham Palace, the crown jewels and assorted royal accouterments that are state-owned.
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Puerto Rico's blond hair and over-the-top celebrations are the accouterments of an ironclad determination to bring a brief salve to a place that is coping with economic strife.
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With its stately building, principled American beauty who married a European nobleman and lavish period accouterments, this Civil War drama — and presumed heir to the "Downton Abbey" viewership — is comfortingly familiar.
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Inside, a parlor room was swathed in Brooklyn toile; there were vintage photographs of the neighborhood, and on the shelves, the requisite board games and other accouterments of the internet-weary.
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They also designed various accouterments, like a special dispenser for industrial-volume tubeless paper, the kind you might see in a public bathroom but which is not available for retail purchase.
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While it lacks some of the more zany accouterments like windmills or giant animals, as the game progresses, the hazards become more eccentric with the likes of quicksand, ice, and conveyor belts.
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Scenic designer You-Shin Chen transforms the Starr into the cave beneath a tree, brimming with smaller alcoves filled with curlers, lotions and other domestic accouterments that create a sense of homeyness.
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They did not draw upon younger musicians to help them update the album, as Davis certainly would have, so their attempts to modernize certain tracks with contemporary accouterments often miss the mark.
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Along one wall, a long green-marble desk offered a small work space with built-in outlets beside a TV, Bluetooth-enabled speakers, and a wooden tray with glassware and cocktail-making accouterments.
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So in that spirit: Take an extra-long nap, whip up your favourite meal for one (and eat it in your pajamas, duh), and get that spa pedicure with all the extra accouterments.
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A CEO brought in from a large company came with all the big company accouterments – org charts, HR departments with formal processes and procedure handbooks, formal waterfall engineering methodology, sales compensation plans, etc.
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The space is outfitted with trays upon which aspiring urban gardeners can stack plates, bowls and a bounty of other dining accouterments and play around with their own potential tabletop "plots" before purchasing.
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But whereas the old days of lettering had many accouterments — the art boards, adhesive tape to steady them, T-squares, lettering guides and pens — a computer now serves as nearly a one-stop shop.
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As time passed, Mr. Hushmand acquired all the basic accouterments of a German life: a college degree, citizenship and the coveted status of Beamte, or civil servant, as a teacher of math and science.
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Mr. Hoffman is excellent, but you're always aware that you're watching an aesthetic creation built on technique, executed with craft and aided by realistic accouterments like a leather jacket, bushy sideburns and dolorous mustache.
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In the updated version of this, many open-plan offices are lavished with start-up accouterments like foosball tables, free snacks and complimentary seltzer-ish beverages, and oddly shaped seating choices in common areas.
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Instead of drawers or closets, there are hooks from which to hang your belongings, and among the other accouterments are a metal climbing pole, a floor-to-ceiling built-in ladder and gymnastic rings.
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Instead of drawers or closets, there are hooks from which to hang your belongings, and among the other accouterments are a metal climbing pole, a floor-to-ceiling built-in ladder and gymnastic rings.
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If you're going to pay $160 for some teeny, tiny hi-tech earbuds, you might as well treat yourself to some quality accouterments that will make your listening experience as luxurious and comfortable as possible.
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When millennials are earning $15 an hour, or $31,000 a year, they are regarded as middle wage, even though that would not be sufficient to support the accouterments of the traditional middle-class American lifestyle.
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It's classic noir narrative to its bones, with all the required accouterments: the ceiling fans, the shadows, the tough guys, the morally ambiguous protagonist and the femme fatale, all drawn in Feiffer's signature dancing scribble.
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In the last few years, the City by the Bay has seen an influx of tech workers, tech companies and other tech accouterments, like shuttle buses to transport techie employees to their Silicon Valley jobs.
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But a lot of the humor is more sophisticated, involving Tiger and Wolf's ignorance of the accouterments of civilization — money, love, babies — and Josh's superior, sci-fi-geek's knowledge of the rules of time travel.
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Apartments have one to four bedrooms, with private baths and the type of accouterments more common in luxury condominiums: quartz kitchen counters, stainless-steel appliances, in-unit washers and dryers, and cable TV and internet.
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Lankan Filling Station takes that representation and amplifies it, putting it into a trendy urban context with all the necessary accouterments: cocktails, natural wine and a narrow, moodily lit, crowded room that thrums with energy.
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Messier 31, a swirling city-state of a trillion stars — plus all the accouterments of gas, dust, dark matter and black holes — is rumbling through the cosmos right toward us at 68 miles per second.
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Walls crafted in a material made with sand, handmade tiles as a backdrop for the sushi bar and finely wrought serving and dining accouterments provide the setting for omakase menus at $215 and $2217 per person.
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The first was her insistence that several rooms near the exit from the Northern White House be converted into showrooms for her fashion brands with displays of Ivanka Trump footwear, handbags, apparel, lingerie and other accouterments.
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As family cars have morphed from station wagons to oversize sport-utility vehicles, many garages cannot fit two cars, let alone the other accouterments of suburban living, like beach chairs and bicycles, snow blowers and sleds.
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He kneeled close to a small Persian rug, and, without pause, unpacked from a wooden box accouterments for tea: a hot plate, a spoon, a jar of sugar, and two copper kettles, one small, one large.
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The toy train and its elaborate accouterments, the pride of a middle-aged man and the despair of his tolerant wife, initially register as the kind of quirky, colorful details with which comic playwrights define their characters.
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Smith's studio apartment is strewn with oddities: kitchen accouterments (an umber frying pan, a mint-colored mandoline and silver slotted spoons) line the shelves or hang from hooks; a rubber plant (nicknamed "Roberto") nestles near the oven.
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Weeks earlier, the internet had a mini-meltdown over the opera gloves Amal Clooney wore to the Golden Globes; they were likened to accouterments better suited for a prom, a debutante ball or, incredibly, a pornography scene.
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The pilot, kept zippy (albeit with some cringe-worthy special effects) by McG, director of the "Charlie's Angels" movies, introduces her to the solemn traditions and sexy accouterments of the trade: tight outfits, glowing retractable swords, rune tattoos.
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It came with a helpful chart, displayed in subway stations and other public spaces, of an outsize crucifix, a hijab, a niqab, a turban and a skullcap — all types of religious accouterments the proposed law sought to ban.
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Lovett baking human meat pies — which, relevantly, is a plot point in "Titus" — she sets about removing the corpses' clothing and accouterments, then draining them of fluids and gases with a ludicrous contraption involving hoses and hand pumps.
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But they offered none of the standard accouterments of such rollouts, such as detailed charts showing the cost of each provision, phase-in periods, the impacts of the proposals on people and testimonials on the program's potential benefits.
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At the seventh circle of hell we call Newark Liberty International Airport I was amazed at how easily I breezed through check-in and security without the usual accouterments of stroller/diaper bag/rattles/bottles/pacifiers/toys/books/poop.
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Conversely, it's hard to showcase gleaming accouterments like SS belt buckles, Hitler Youth bugles and ebony daggers without glamorizing the Nazi penchant for using bold iconography on flags and uniforms to convey an aura of romance, power and invincibility.
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Disastrously. And as my house has filled with children and pets and their accouterments I've had to start storing books in boxes in my basement, and sometimes even in the garage, where they have acquired a rather foul odor.
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Along with desks and conference rooms and the usual accouterments of co-working life, there is a rooftop garden and meditation rooms throughout the building, and plans to equip those rooms with artificial intelligence that will guide members through daily mantras.
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Not only is the storage area sturdy enough to handle all that weight, it&aposs also large enough to accommodate a standard-sized backpack, a couple of shopping bags, and, of course, all the accouterments that come with modern parenting.
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I wouldn't recognize one of these if it were in my rearview mirror, but I appreciate the existence of "car culture" and its accouterments, so I'll file it away for another puzzle, one day, although that file is pretty overstuffed.
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It begins with a thriller's pro forma opening: Charlie Marder, newly minted congressman, wakes up drunk and muddy in Rock Creek Park with the following accouterments: tuxedo, dead cocktail waitress, wrecked Studebaker and high-powered lobbyist to help him escape the crime scene.
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"Frankly, I think we're witnessing a once-in-a-generation retail and apparel accouterments bull market, where these companies report good numbers and their stocks go up for three or four or five days, rather than just one or two," he said.
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Without the right to work legally in the United States, the Dreamers could see the accouterments of middle-class life — a studio apartment in Brooklyn, a driver's license, a biweekly paycheck with deductions for retirement, a coveted desk in a financial firm — disappear.
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In addition to bestowing unconditional love on her dying father, she is busy negotiating her own health along with adulthood and all of its accouterments: feckless and sometimes tragic boyfriends, punk bands, dead-end jobs, and an ample supply of booze and cigarettes.
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The tony setting and accouterments of "Big Little Lies" (which the show's creator, David E. Kelley, transposed to California from the source novel's Australia) were custom-made to fire the judgment synapses honed by years of class-conscious dramas and Bravo reality shows.
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She was a performance artist, "an entrepreneur of appearances," wrote Wayne Koestenbaum, who exhumed and laboriously examined his subject's high-rise hair and haute bourgeois accouterments in "Jackie Under My Skin: Interpreting an Icon," an extended meditation on the first lady's allure published in 1995.
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The razor industry nervously recorded a 5 percent decline in sales last year as men's shaving frequency has continued to decline; producers of shaving accouterments have tried to cut prices and diversify into new grooming products, having apparently accepted that our beards are here to stay.
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A version of that show, "Frida Kahlo: Appearances Can Be Deceiving," at the Brooklyn Museum this year, is focused largely on Kahlo's wardrobe and accouterments, not least the painter's penchant for piling on rings, layering weighty chokers and silver bangles, and weaving garlands through her hair.
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Higher Standards is a shop in Chelsea Market in Manhattan that sells accouterments for preparing and consuming cannabis, along with accessories for a cannabis lifestyle — less drug rug and hacky sack today than sheepskin throw and Eames coffee table book with little green flecks on it.
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Their gowns, their jewelry, their religious accouterments and the paintings they appreciated can now be found here in Massachusetts, in "Empresses of China's Forbidden City": a huge and opulent exhibition at the Peabody Essex Museum that excavates the lives of women behind the Forbidden City walls.
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"It's a virtuous cycle: better players, better media deals, more money through the conference, more money to spend on your program and coaches and all the accouterments that go along with a good program," said Warren Zola, a sports business professor at Boston College's Carroll School of Management.
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The only consolation I have is that however badly conceived and badly written — and therefore harmful — a story may be, the harm will always be less than that caused by terrible political and economic mismanagement, with its accouterments of wars, guillotines, mass exterminations, ghettos, concentration camps and gulags.
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The three acts (performed with one intermission) all depict a company of second-tier actors performing the first act of a creaky British sex farce set in a country house, here rendered in mock-Tudor style, but updated with garish accouterments establishing the period to be the taste-free 1970s.
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For weddings, couples could prerecord a video message that could be overlaid on physical photos using AR. With virtual reality offerings ranging from virtual skydiving to two player virtual hang gliding, Cooper told CNBC that VR is one of the most sought-after wedding accouterments, and is getting more futuristic.
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The second shows a white liberal woman all but hidden by the expected accouterments of her species: photographs of her at the Women's March on Washington, an "I heart NPR" mug alongside a vase of flowers, a mortgage statement, and a profuse bouquet in a vase made by her children.
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The menu, which doesn't duplicate any dishes from Madame Vo, includes beef wrapped around onions and skewered, ground Wagyu in betel leaves, Berkshire pork meatballs and five-spice beef tongue, all to be seared at the table then wrapped in softened rice paper, lettuce, rice vermicelli, pineapple, chiles and other accouterments.
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Living at 7 West 21st Street, an 18-story Flatiron rental building replete with the accouterments of modern luxury living — including a fitness center, golf simulator and rooftop garden — she was surprised to learn that the building came with a new perk: a customized app, courtesy of the developer, Rose Associates.
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The photographs in "India," all taken in the last 40 years, are popular in part because they evoke an earlier time in Indian history, as well as old ideas of what photographs of Indians should look like, what the accouterments of their lives should be: umbrellas, looms, sewing machines; not laptops, wireless printers, escalators.
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Edith Ewing Bouvier Beale and her only daughter, Edith Bouvier Beale, aunt and cousin to Jacqueline Kennedy and otherwise known as Big and Little Edie, spent half a century there enveloped in gothic scurf, attended by an army of cats and raccoons, and surrounded by the decaying accouterments of the social class from which they had exiled themselves.
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While they chose Hasbrouck Heights for the size of the house they were able to buy, and the ease of commuting, Mary DeAngelis said they have come to prize the small-town accouterments: the swim club, the annual holiday parade and tree lighting, and the way everyone seems to knows everyone, a byproduct of families staying put.
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A. R. Bernard took to the blue carpeted stage of the Christian Cultural Center, the 96,000-square-foot megachurch he built 16 years ago at the edge of Starrett City, in Brooklyn, with his usual accouterments: a smartphone, a bottle of water and a large glass marker board that he would soon cover in bullet points drawn from the playbooks of marketing specialists.
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At moments, the game was a PG version of "Game of Thrones"; at others, pure Asterix, comic and visual: When Nikola, who specializes in kitchen accouterments that can double as weaponry, suggested that the soldiers all hold massive bags of flour they could use as bludgeons, Mr. Rogers had the fighters landing on the flour to cushion their fall down a steep drop.
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He discovered a daylight studio in Cuzco, Peru, in 1948 and rented it for a week, shooting locals, and then set up daylight studios of his own in Paris, London and New York to photograph people in the generally doomed small trades (glaziers, tinkers, rag and bone men) in their get-ups and with their accouterments — a motif dating back to the mid-19th century.
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She shed the housewife gear, the demure shifts, Peter Pan collars and aprons sported by Lucille Ball, Donna Reed and even Elizabeth Montgomery, for the uniform of the '60s youthquake — graphic, eye-popping designs from Andre Courreges and Mary Quant — to be followed by the more bohemian accouterments of the early '70s, like the styles of Halston, Giorgio di Sant' Angelo and Yves St. Laurent.
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After a frigid 2006 World Series, when the St. Louis Cardinals and the Detroit Tigers improvised to keep warm when the temperature dipped below 40 degrees, the New Era apparel company persuaded Major League Baseball to allow it to develop three types of cold-weather accouterments: knit ski caps, balaclavas and fleece-lined baseball caps with ear flaps, which drew comparison to cartoon character Elmer Fudd's hunting cap.
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At Durham Fruit and Produce Company, an old warehouse that has recently been retrofitted as a small performing arts venue, sculptural work by the North Carolina-based artist André Leon Gray was installed throughout the building: near the entrance, an altar with accouterments to Monk; down the hall, an image of the pianist's silhouette inscribed with his catchphrase, "Always know;" onstage, a tar painting of Monk's face, surrounded by black and white keys arranged in a loose asymmetry.
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But a "pro" had always been that it would be easier to find outfits and accouterments for our multiday Hindu wedding — we're culturally Hindu, if not the most religiously observant — in India than in the United States, where the selection along strips like Oak Tree Road (Edison and Iselin, N.J.) and Pioneer Boulevard (Artesia, Calif.) pales in comparison to that of shops in the motherland, where clothing rods sag with the weight of ornately beaded outfits, and proprietors pull ever more options from the back, loath to lose out on a potential sale.
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