In fact, no campaign posters adorn Bristol streets — yet.
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Ahead, behold the actual highlighters used to adorn celebrity faces.
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A cartoon of George Lopez's face will adorn the packaging.
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Those items adorn Hard Rock Cafe venues around the world.
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Colorful holiday signs and tinsel trees adorn homes and businesses.
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Abstract photomontages of Montreal street life adorn the whitewashed walls.
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So, how to adorn your profile with the blue badge?
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Adorn this tumbler with your SO's name or a personalized message.
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Pictures of clowns adorn the lobby and room, according to Roadtrippers.
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Elaborate cornices, veranda's and woodwork adorn the two story brick exterior.
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The beautiful fantasy realm of Skyrim could soon adorn your walls.
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Otherwise, a useful set of function keys adorn the top row.
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Over 6,000 individually screen-printed tiles adorn the floors and walls.
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Badges declaring "No to nuclear power" adorn his black Buddhist robe.
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Pottery and basketry from the adjacent market adorn the handmade shelves.
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Plants adorn the side of a pool aboard Round's cruise ship.
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A gold Rolex and diamond ring adorn his skeletal left hand.
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In her native Germany, her works adorn postcards, magnets, and posters.
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I am compelled to adorn you I love you so much.
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Patches from the production of "Top Gun: Maverick" adorn the bar.
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But her graphics designed for the cafe adorn the menu board.
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Plaques for some of these businesses adorn the neighborhood's sidewalks today.
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Goddess Glitter&aposs holoPONY will adorn your hair with some sparkle.
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Pictures of him visiting for a quick bite adorn the walls.
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Stenciled words adorn the hood of a banger car in Warneton, Belgium.
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Giant portraits of him adorn many buildings, alongside those of his father.
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Come December, many elect to adorn their homes with lights and decorations.
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Or maybe you could adorn a delivery pizza with some sautéed spinach.
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Rockefeller Center selected the tree that will adorn its plaza this year.
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Quartz countertops adorn the bathroom in the rear of the portable home.
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The new logo consists of two T's that adorn the Truist name.
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I adorn them with their leis when we get off the plane.
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You may even find something to gift yourself and adorn your ears!
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I started to adorn it, too — badges, pins, patches, key rings, ribbons.
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Subtle details like metallic accents and mood lighting strips adorn the interior.
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They adorn their garments with fox fur, elk teeth, and screen printed graphics.
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And God help you if you adorn your room with anything pot-related.
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Gigantic copies of the relevant covers adorn the walls of the office lobby.
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Handwritten "help wanted" signs adorn windows of many cafés and shops in Madison.
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We are blank canvases and we adorn ourselves in the most genuine way.
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Some are specifically up for army day, others adorn the streets all year.
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Bowie even found some glitter to adorn his final moment in the spotlight.
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Are you familiar with the words that adorn the statue of Jebediah Springfield?
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Instead of parmesan, chocolate lovers can adorn their pizzas with crunchy Mini Eggs.
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Exotic lamps hang from the ceiling, and paintings adorn some of the walls.
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They're also super customizable—you can adorn them with whatever seasonings you want.
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Are you in search of a funny sign to adorn your bedroom wall?
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Classic photos of Brando and McQueen adorn the walls of its Hinckley factory.
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Gary Gissler's pieces adorn sections of the room with their word-based precision.
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Tufts of feathers adorn the T. rex's head and run down its spine.
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So the costume needs to look like it's an honor to adorn it.
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Murals adorn the walls of an empty subway station in Milan, Feb. 229.
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It's embedded in the colorful murals that adorn the walls of city hall.
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Intricate gold finishes adorn the walls and ceilings of the Loews 175th Street Theatre.
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Engraved wine tumbler Adorn this tumbler with your SO's name or a personalized message.
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American flags adorn a women's hair at the Boston Pops July 4th Fireworks Spectacular.
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Once you've taken a photo, you can adorn it with drawings, text, and emoji.
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They are featured on websites and included in admissions packets, and adorn hospital walls.
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Not even a little glimpse as to what body part she chose to adorn.
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TURRETS and terracotta tiles, palm trees and pillars adorn properties on La Gorce Island.
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Downriver at Alton, high-flood marks adorn white grain silos opposite the tourist centre.
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AUSTIN, Texas — Olympic athletes adorn Wheaties boxes, star in commercials and get endorsement deals.
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For instance, use a ceremony arch to adorn your sweetheart table at the reception.
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Semi-eroded symbols adorn ruins found in The Last Guardian, their meanings lost forever.
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The results of Mutu's performance now adorn the gallery walls in a material protest.
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Separately, more than 1,200 branches of cherry blossoms will adorn the majestic Cross Hall.
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Custom-made silk drapes adorn the windows, with real gold embroidered into the fabric.
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WM Motor also unveiled a logo for the brand that will adorn its cars.
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I didn't own a blazer or a satchel, nevermind adorn them with band badges.
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If you adorn yourself with natural locs, share your pictures with the hashtag #loclife.
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Contemporary frescos inspired by motifs of Louis XV and Italian frescos adorn the walls.
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Butterflies adorn another silhouette along with white-lock stitching and custom Sandy Liang laces.
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Traditional Navajo weaving and prints of Picasso's paintings adorn the walls of both homes.
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It's quoted in casual conversation and printed on posters that adorn the office walls.
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Add them to a sauce for duck, or let them adorn a holiday trifle.
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Roberta Blick sewed a quilt and Nancy Rosardo collected messages of hope to adorn it.
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A luxurious, solid gold star might adorn the top of the Swarovski crystal-adorned tree.
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Perhaps you secretly want to adorn your face with weapons to stave off unwanted suitors?
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The colors of the French flag adorn the side-view mirrors and the rear spoiler.
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"Bitcoin accepted here" stickers adorn the city hall and several shops, including the wine merchant's.
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Turns out, those with a vulva have a lot of different options to adorn it.
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On the outside, big, chunky LED strips adorn the front and rear of the car.
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Butterfly stickers and decals with sayings like "Every day is a gift" adorn the walls.
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Hoop zipper pulls and tabs adorn all types of '60s-style ankle boots this season.
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Murals depicting rocket attacks on American forces adorn the walls of elementary schools I've visited.
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Wood, leather and chrome adorn the surfaces and walks close to the line of bling.
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If you must adorn your humble abode with something new, it should be home security.
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In a stairway leading to the bedrooms, two pieces of pop art adorn the wall.
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The monstera, whose perforated deliciosa leaves adorn smartphone cases and statement wallpaper, is an aroid.
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Eighteen emerald-cut diamonds adorn one side of the necklace, while emeralds decorate the other.
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Like most folks, the basics probably adorn your counter top: microwave, toaster, and coffee maker.
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Sometimes we hang it on the wall, we adorn bowls, we put it over books.
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"DS: "Metal cuffs that are malleable are great as napkin holders — but also to adorn.
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Mr. Macklowe said he had not decided how long the images would adorn the building.
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The van Gogh mania continues today — posters of impasto sunflowers still adorn college dorm rooms.
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They painted a 1,557-square-foot fresco to adorn the Palazzo Farnese in the second.
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Front Burner These salt cellars to adorn the holiday table are designed by Anders Rydstedt.
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Many carry her image on their cellphones, and posters of Ms. Murad adorn telephone poles.
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And like Thunberg, her image has been used to adorn T-shirts and other products.
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While the scene remains intact, 10 large labels now adorn the glass, summarizing various issues.
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Silver rings adorn his hands and his wavy hair is pushed artfully back from his face.
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Startlingly obscene graffiti adorn the walls of the salon where a ruler once entertained his guests.
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The flag's sky-blue stripes and golden sun adorn everything from football shirts to fridge magnets.
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No baby pictures here, of the sort that adorn joyless waiting rooms at traditional fertility clinics.
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Flowers, crosses and handwritten messages now adorn a makeshift memorial outside one of the store's entrances.
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Among the paintings that adorn the walls is a diptych of Adolf Hitler and Donald Trump.
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Wooden skis adorn the walls; thick parkas for each guest hang from free-standing coat racks.
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Marketing materials featuring women adorn the walls of the Harley Davidson dealership in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
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Adorn your jackets, coats and tops with the most colourful array of pins, buttons and badges.
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New scents in our exclusive Adorn fragrances are now available—and they make great stocking stuffers.
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Sporting events must also stand out from the sponsor's logos and flashing advertisements that adorn it.
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Today, I am equally delighted to announce that it will adorn our new Mississippi license plates.
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Pencil drawings of trout adorn the hut's planked walls, as do portraits of Amundsen and Nansen.
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Stars, swirls, flowers and paisleys adorn the printed cotton material wrapped around their torsos and heads.
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The other art intervention element is the rhinestones I used to adorn some of the pages.
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I demand my rights to adorn myself on an equal footing with an 18-year-old.
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Studs in yellow or rose gold now adorn a version of the jewelry house's B.zero23 collection.
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So allow your galentine to adorn her spirit in flowers and show it off to everyone.
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But some Braves fans were holding out hope the corporate-sounding name wouldn't adorn the stadium.
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At the time, about 24,000 women were creating silk flowers, leaves, and ferns to adorn hats.
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Polished Calacatta Carrara marble was carved out of Italian quarry cliffs to adorn the bathroom walls.
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The illustrations that adorn more than 100 of the herbal's pages are captivating on their own.
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In the next-door outlet, T-shirts of Abiy adorn the walls alongside images of Jesus Christ.
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As she grew up, Charity would return to her baby book at irregular intervals to adorn it.
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Period furniture filled with white, 3D-scaled models of tombstones, memorabilia, and found photographs adorn the space.
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Momentos of past visits adorn the couple's walls, with former President Barack Obama occupying the most space.
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Arts | Hudson Valley Artworks by Robert Rauschenberg, Ellsworth Kelly, Marc Chagall and Alex Katz adorn the walls.
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The owners want to preserve the frozen friezes of unicorns, reindeer and butterflies that adorn its walls.
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Their faces adorn Montevideo's football museum, along with a century's worth of tattered shirts and gleaming trophies.
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A revamped flag, without the Confederate design, was approved to adorn Mississippi license plates earlier this month.
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Yellow and black — Lee's favorite colors — also adorn the strap of alligator leather sewn on natural rubber.
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Ideas are scrawled onto walls in pen and Post-It notes adorn a see-through dividing panel.
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Boring, but also extremely popular: McCurry's photographs adorn calendars and books, and command vertiginous prices at auction.
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When you gift a candle, you can select from a variety of messages to adorn the matchbox.
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Here, images of the angry, bar-destroying pansy adorn torn, blood-spattered shirtsleeves hung on gallery walls.
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They now adorn the office walls of California Humanities in Oakland (where viewing is possible by appointment).
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Small American flags adorn some of the graves; plastic flowers, crosses, even cowboy boots are near others.
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It was in Southeast Asia that these mansion-builders found the teak used to adorn their houses.
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Another couple, this one with a cherubic red-haired child, adorn a flowing, floral-patterned silk dress.
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And rabbit motifs adorn the apparel of the Wilsons' daughter, Zora, played by Shahadi Wright Joseph. Why?
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And it shapes a new narrative which Trump's supporters and media cheerleaders can buy into and adorn.
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Think comestible and compostable, as Antonia Pitica does, when you trim your tree and adorn your table.
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She is now the visual brand of the show: her face and impish smile adorn the marquee.
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Whose sayings can adorn your life on shower curtains, branded mats, Christmas tree baubles and iPhone cases.
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A few weeks ago, reports surfaced of company workers walking into the transparent walls that adorn Apple Park.
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However, jewelry retailer Alex and Ani has a number of monarchy-honoring charms to adorn your regal appendages.
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There's nothing wrong with wanting to adorn yourself, or wanting to seduce, or feeling gorgeous — whatever that means.
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Amber and Richard broke with good taste (sorry) by having Bratz dolls adorn their multi-story wedding cake.
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These things that are meant to shield us, keep us warm, adorn our bodies, instead do the opposite.
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Feminism hinges on the freedom to adorn, nourish and pleasure our own bodies the way we see fit.
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Now you can adorn your Christmas tree with 103 of these little guys on a string of lights.
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The colors, logos and designs that adorn commercial aircraft play an important role in promoting a company's brand.
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It was first named for educator Odell S. Williams, whose paintings of black inventors adorn the museum's walls.
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Thick silver rings—the same that adorn her fist on the cover of Adore Life—punctuate her handshake.
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A worn red carpet covers the floor; photos of union officials greeting priests adorn the wood-paneled walls.
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Meanwhile, US homeowners may be less inclined to adorn their homes with expensive solar arrays during a recession.
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A worn red carpet covers the floor; photos of union officials greeting priests adorn the wood-paneled walls.
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The new feature comes with a host of "effects" that lets users adorn their newly three-dimensional still.
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As for the party, Chris shipped a few exotic animals to adorn his home and excite the kiddies.
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Later, the 16th-century French ceramist Bernard Palissy created casts of frogs and lizards to adorn his platters.
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Even before he was President, Trump took issue with the green marble tiles that adorn the speaker's platform.
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"Traditionally garland or magnolia branches are used to adorn a stairwell banister or mantle," Markle said in 2015.
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At that intersection, where the 1883 Corn Exchange Building once stood, for-lease signs adorn a $15 million project.
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Illustrations from stories adorn the walls of the Axios office, a coworking space in Arlington, not far from Politico.
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Modelland will empower them to embrace, celebrate and adorn their own unique beauty in ways they never thought possible.
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They may have little interest in national reform efforts, since they are unlikely to adorn any posters in Davos.
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Candles were supposed to adorn the tables, but their delivery was canceled last minute, a common occurrence these days.
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In Juno, Clinique's Moisturizing Cream and Happy perfume adorn Vanessa Loring's (Jennifer Garner's) bathroom vanity alongside MAC and Kiehl's.
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They could just screenshot stuff from the Internet, adorn it with stickers and text, and spam the Stories list.
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Inside Haraldsson's home, portraits of Snaefellsjokull adorn the white walls in a way often reserved for close family members.
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Yet this administration has carried out unimportant tasks such as changing out the flags that adorn all public offices.
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David Beckham showed off his neck tattoos and a whole new look to adorn the cover of Love magazine.
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Crystal chandeliers and Italian marble adorn the lobby of that hotel as they do every one of his properties.
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Oil paintings of a birch forest and a snowy landscape adorn the tent walls to help soldiers forget Syria.
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Larger-than-life likenesses of the top Americans, including the freestyler Katie Ledecky, adorn the outside of the arena.
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Jewelry Report Four creative women — Esperanza Spalding, Rita Sodi, Catherine Zuber and Yto Barrada — adorn themselves in sparkling jewels.
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Cornejo turned the letters into a print to adorn T-shirts when she first opened shop in 1998. zeromariacornejo.
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The art is by Julius Csotonyi, whose murals adorn Fossil Hall at the Smithsonian National Museum of National History.
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The characters who passed through during its early phases as part of the United States could adorn a novel.
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And do not stint on the olives, banana peppers or celery seeds that Hyland uses to adorn the greens.
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In the meantime, he encouraged people to reuse trees and to adorn them with LED lights, which save energy.
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"Traditionally garland or magnolia branches are used to adorn a stairwell banister or mantle," the former actress told Grazia.
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In all, 32 figures including a police officer, fireman and baker, adorn the other levels, according to city officials.
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She wasn't at Abrons to pick out a piece to adorn her homes in Los Angeles and New York.
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Gouthière's mermaid, for example, does not simply adorn her porphyry ewer by passively assuming the form of a handle.
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But the real story lay in the relics from the foundry that are on display and adorn the home.
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To further underscore her legacy, images related to the struggle for human rights and freedoms will adorn the reverse.
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Located 7,000 feet above sea level, they adorn a sandstone ceiling at Abri Faravel, a rock shelter discovered in 2010.
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ALONG with framed family photos and magazine articles trumpeting his career, fifteen shovels adorn the walls of Steve Sisolak's office.
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This wing is dedicated to human decadence; crystal beckons like candy for consumption or serves to adorn people and homes.
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They're certainly all over Instagram, where they adorn the stylish apartments of one-succulent minimalists and tropical paradise maximalists alike.
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Image: ESOAll cat lovers are familiar with toe beans, the little jellies that adorn the bottom your fur baby's paws.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Rows of tiny bullet-proof vests hang on clothing racks and "safety defense" lunchboxes adorn the walls.
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They should adorn themselves in armor and full pageantry — and pick dresses that men would hate, but women would love.
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Instead, they shaved the spikes that adorn the penises of male seed beetles to find out what purpose they serve.
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Glowing, patterned lines adorn every inch of human bodies, creating the appearance of a mysterious language glistening on their skin.
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He wrote a song on the topic of martyrs, whose faces adorn numerous Tehran buildings, fountains, and street corner mosaics.
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The couple had brought plastic flowers to adorn their son's grave, replacing older ones ruined by the sun and rain.
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Almodóvarian and Buñuelian grace notes adorn its matter-of-fact melody, and its surface modesty camouflages an unruly, extravagant spirit.
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Movie posters featuring stars who Colker has helped get buff and game-worn jerseys adorn the white and taupe walls.
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Or take emoshes, those little generated drawings that adorn our messages and are reviled by technological fearmongers the world over.
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MARLOW BISTRO Exposed brick, structural wooden beams and lots of potted plants adorn this addition to the Upper West Side.
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Mr. al-Anzi said the custom then was to wrap the dead in animal skins and adorn them with jewelry.
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A style perennial, it's as likely to adorn your local garage rock band as it is a Parisian fashion editor.
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Posters of Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and revolutionary leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini adorn the wall of his office.
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US President Donald Trump's name may not adorn any of the buildings here, but the mark of his administration is clear.
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Colorful murals depicting Mao Zedong adorn its buildings and monuments to the likes of Joseph Stalin loom as you pass by.
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One of her upcoming works will adorn the walls of a new Los Angeles subway station, due to open in 2019.
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The frescos that adorn these buildings are a triumph of artistic expression and of the luck of climate, materials, and isolation.
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These forests still adorn parts of our planet's tropical midsection, notably the Amazon, Congo Basin and the island of New Guinea.
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As if the venue itself isn't stunning enough, celebrity florist Jeff Leatham curated one million white roses to adorn the interior.
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It's a decision rooted in reasons ranging from healing after sexual assault to simply wanting something pretty to adorn your body.
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You'll find #Foodporn written on flags that adorn ice cream bowls at Tipsy Scoop, along with other similar hashtags like #Foodiegram.
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"America's sweetheart", as Minnie became known, will be immortalized with the 2,627th bronze star-plaque to adorn the legendary Hollywood strip.
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Builders collected indigenous trees from all around China, including a 59-foot chestnut oak from Zhejiang Province, to adorn the grounds.
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MADRID — In a newly installed corridor of champions at the Madrid Open, action-shot paintings of recent winners adorn the walls.
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But small distinctions — the specific selection of communist leaders whose images adorn the walls, for example — stand out upon closer inspection.
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The Gulshan rickshaws are now painted a standard yellow and black, stripped of the gaudy colors that used to adorn them.
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Before long, another mural, displaying these new liberal virtues, will probably adorn the blank wall in the Cat in the Cream.
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Because "Nibbler" is by the Amoralists, the theater company most dedicated to stage undress, bare breasts and genitals adorn the action.
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PHILADELPHIA — The first known bibliophile to adorn his collection with the personal touch of a bookplate is Hilprand Brandenburg of Biberach
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In Simpson's domain, there is no ideal form but there are many kinds of containers, forms that both adorn and shape.
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I wanted to adorn myself with the 12 types of crunchy grains that Oprah loves, rubbing them like glitter on my cleavage.
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Gamerprint created a hypothetical logo for Professor Oak's company to adorn this case, which can be ordered for the iPhone or Galaxy.
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They now own a gas station where photos of Bhullar and his younger brother Tanveer, also a basketball player, adorn the walls.
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His portraits of Hosea Williams (a civil rights leader) and James Baldwin (an iconic, black, gay writer) adorn large walls in Atlanta.
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They ask potential supporters to sign an "I commit to vote for Hillary" slip, which the campaign hopes will adorn refrigerator doors.
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The minaret was later chosen to adorn Iraq's 10,000 dinar note, cementing its place as one of the country's best-known landmarks.
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Some 90,000 ethnographic and other African items, the report noted, adorn France's premier African collection, the Musée du Quai Branley in Paris.
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The clip begins with Shawn surprising his fiancée with a white alter adorn with colorful flowers on the roof of a building.
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Some of the best examples of rongorongo adorn ceremonial ornaments and tablets that are part of the collection at — you guessed it!
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Investors in Indonesia have started a new project aimed at digitizing the kiosk shops that adorn the streets of capital city Jakarta.
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Motifs of fruit, palm leaves, stripes, cacti and more adorn everything from cozy beach towels to table cloths, totes and pool floats.
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There is great power in self-representation which extends to how we adorn ourselves and how we allow ourselves to be photographed.
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Women twice her age are crooning cooking and cleaning advice, while others admire the goods that will soon adorn her marital kitchen.
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Yoga is cool, but I wanted the outlandish calf muscles and everything else golden that seemed to adorn the CrossFitters I met.
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Solar panels adorn roofs across Kauai – you can hardly drive through any residential or commercial areas without seeing a handful of installations.
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The first step was to building foundational log sturdy enough to accommodate the branches, mushrooms, axe, and flames that would adorn it.
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THE eye-catching falcon-wing doors that adorn Tesla's Model X (see picture) set it apart from other big and expensive SUVs.
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At the culmination of the rite, they dress in bright kente cloth, adorn their bodies with beads, and dance before the community.
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The murals he has sponsored adorn Westchester Avenue and feature artists like Damien Mitchell, Marthalicia Mattarita and Luis Zimad Lamboy, among others.
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Historic Peral Jam tour posters adorn the $2000 room, which has an L-shaped couch and floor lamps activated by guitar pedals.
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A combination of habitat loss, pest control, and humans using their feathers to adorn hats, contributed to the downfall of this species.
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The salon serves as trophy cabinet for successful excursions; hides, coats and shells are among the many peculiarities that adorn the walls.
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Being a democratic designer does not mean the creation of smooth objects that adorn tastefully minimal environments straight out of Dwell magazine.
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A somber portrait of what inequality looked like during the first Gilded Age might have been one way to adorn the building.
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Gigantic Matryoshkas adorn the walls, Russian pop karaoke pumps up the atmosphere and fans gather to watch games on a giant screen.
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Freshly placed candles adorn the Thomas family crypt, where the remains of Ms. Joseph's in-laws were recently exhumed for forensic testing.
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In keeping with the festive vibes, a variety of colored balloons adorn the table where Cyrus, Simpson, and several others are seated.
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In Mexico, families pack cemeteries to adorn graves with marigolds and candles, also erecting altars in their homes to welcome the dead.
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Trump chose Clinton-era china as the main plate for the dishes that will adorn 13 tables in the State Dining Room.
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Why adorn your home with something as obvious as a poster when you can make it smell lightly of Earth's mightiest heroes?
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I'd like to make kalpudding to eat while I look at it, adorn the meat with gold leaf in place of moonlight.
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Cotton Craft's incense burner lets you store your unused incense sticks and has a celestial vibe — stars and moons adorn the outside.
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"The thousands of ornaments that adorn the branches ... represent the beautiful diversity of New Mexico, and therefore of our nation," Pelosi said.
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Homecoming-related decorations adorn Carnahan quadrangle, where members of Concerned Student 1950 set up tents to protest racism on campus in 2015.
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Cruz-Diez will adorn the outside with an Op-Art painting, engaging with his themes of pattern and color in another way.
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Original illustrations by artists like Zofia Stryjenska, Wladyslaw Skoczylas, and Ferdynand Ruszczyc adorn the pages in a volume divided by provincial district.
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Solar panels adorn its roof; hanging on its railings are old ammunition cans that foster plants such as mint and bee balms.
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Engare by Iranian developer Mahdi Bahrami is a game of geometry and motion, inspired the tessellations that often adorn Islamic art and architecture.
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"Maybe the department would like such a law, maybe someday Congress will adorn our federal statute books with such a law," Gorsuch wrote.
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One prominent critic is the great-granddaughter of Parreiras, whose paintings of landscapes and pivotal historical moments still adorn public palaces around Brazil.
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The beams of its roof are curved, with golden tiles reminiscent of those that adorn the Forbidden City, 70km to the south-east.
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Related: Inside the First Arabic Museum of Contemporary Art Arabic Calligraphy Explores Identity and Loss Projected Arabesque Textiles Adorn a Middle Eastern Waterfront
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The Kisses have become so intrinsically linked with the company that Kiss-shaped lampposts adorn the streets of Hershey, Pennsylvania — tip and all.
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White #2 graphics adorn the hood and doors, with gold satin clearcoat 20-inch wheels and black lug nuts finishing off the outside.
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Pepperberries: Picked when they turn from scarlet to deep plum or charcoal-brown, these berries grow in bunches that adorn five-metre trees.
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Still more church mirrors adorn the room, and the stairs leading to it are decorated with wrought-iron artworks that Mr. Valo designed.
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Sophisticated Mamluk bureaucrats prided themselves on their range of knowledge and their ability to adorn letters and speech with an apt poetic line.
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Then last fall the designer, now based here, started thinking about charms, the kind of whimsical items that adorn many cellphones and handbags.
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The news came two hours before "Wonder Woman" was to premiere Wednesday night in Beirut, where posters for the film adorn the streets.
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Washington, DC is famous for its cherry blossoms — there's even a festival dedicated to them — which is why they adorn the area's license.
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One of the final steps was to adorn their mummies with a clay mask, modeled from the person's face, and add a wig.
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Balloons and tributes adorn the Golden Gates of Kensington Palace in London on the 22nd anniversary of Princess Diana's death on Aug. 31.
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Press play above to watch Thompson bring Melissa's vision to life while providing tips for anyone who wants to adorn their nose, too.
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Reebok&aposs signature stripes in beige adorn the lateral, while a fabric Reebok-branded tab in mustard brown is attached to the tongue.
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Mid-19th century women were expected to adorn themselves and take pride in their appearance, yet were governed by strict decorum and modesty.
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Temple officials reported finding a hoard of nearly 500 pounds of antique silver and gold ornamental jewelry designed to adorn statues of gods.
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Scribbles by Rick Rubin, Harry Styles, and legendary visual artist Damien Hirst adorn the space—but one panel is empty save for one name.
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They called it Two Guys, a Glove and a Coke Bottle, an affectionate reference to the outsized props that adorn the Giants' home ballpark.
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At the Najiahu mosque south of Yinchuan, Ningxia's capital, banners adorn the entrance saying "ancient and authentic religion" and "cleave to the original path".
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Jeffree Star and Kat Von D may not agree on a lot of things — but they both love to adorn their bodies with tattoos.
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An informal brigade of holiday wreath-layers hopes its ranks keep pace this year with a growing mission to adorn military headstones at cemeteries.
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In his official 2009 portrait, Melvin is all smiles as his two rescue dogs—Jake and Scout—adorn him with pupper cuddles and kisses.
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Nothing has come to stand for Trump more than TRUMP: those big and brash golden capital letters that adorn his buildings around the country.
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Apparently, Saturday Night Live creator Lorne Michaels isn't a big fan of tattoos — at least not those that adorn cast member Pete Davidson's body.
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Many sites, including Etsy, Reddit, and OKCupid will adorn their pages with "red alerts" asking readers to tell their representatives to save net neutrality.
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Luckily, we have Housecraft, an augmented-reality app that also lets you adorn your room with virtual furniture by looking through your phone's camera.
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The album was driven by the single "Adorn," which sounds like a slightly hurried take on Marvin Gaye's "Sexual Healing," shorn of Gaye's neediness.
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His own works, meanwhile—once available only in limited-edition volumes—now adorn coffee mugs, calendars, refrigerator magnets, iPhone cases, and even salad tongs.
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Gift a Bouqs Co. subscription, $36-$60/monthWe would never turn down a regular shipment of beautiful flowers to adorn our desks or tabletops.
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But would he really adorn the walls of several of his properties with a Time magazine cover feature about himself that is not real?
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Reproductions of art by Roy Lichtenstein are in each of the bedrooms, and decals of images by Banksy adorn the walls by the staircase.
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Ah yes, adorn yourself in the ancient Celtic-Indian-Native-Nu-Tribal tradition of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers—or any team of your choosing!
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Funny, apt descriptions ("Interjections: your first words and in all probability also your last") adorn the packages, nodding to the healing nature of words.
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On the rutted, dirt road in front of his father's house, a pair of giant posters lauding the hero-son adorn the courtyard wall.
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More than 200 photographs adorn the walls, close-ups of faces with those bright, hopeful smiles with which most people consciously address a camera.
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So while you adorn Gnomen with ribbon, take a selfie, or indulge in a hug, you might just end up confronting your childhood self.
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Inside, melodious Chinese hwamei birds chirp in tall white cages, dramatic art works adorn the walls, while giant bromeliads and orchids brighten each corner.
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And because Eakins is a realtor, she has gotten plenty of use out of the bow since, using it to adorn recently sold homes.
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Her color-inflected pieces appear all over the city; Yai's cartoon characters even adorn the walls of Welcome Chicken + Donuts, a popular local restaurant.
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Videos of the #HighlighterChallenge went viral as beauty vloggers from around the globe jumped on the chance to adorn their visages with shimmer and shine.
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At Related's Abington House rental, in Chelsea, where dachshund-shaped benches adorn the lobby, Dog City is decorated with poster-size portraits of resident canines.
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And in 2007, as the result of a court settlement, the American government allowed the pentacle, a Wiccan symbol, to adorn military graves (see picture).
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Balloons, presents, and a sparkly take on the YouTube play button adorn Google's homepage today in celebration of a milestone event: The company's twentieth birthday.
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From there, you'll be able to wirelessly sync those videos (and photos) to your phone, and adorn them with a suite of Snapchat's 23D effects.
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This elusive clique of multibillionaires buy up large commercial jets from Boeing or Airbus and adorn them with handwoven carpets, wood paneling, and gold everything.
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Like most murals of the era that adorn halls of finance, Winter's mural was designed to venerate the richness of Michigan's industries and natural resources.
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" After Perry revealed that she'll sometimes adorn herself with real food – like in her "Bon Appétit" music video – Poppy remarked, "That is sort of crazy.
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Apple is praised as revolutionary but one secret of its success is its tight control of the bits and pieces that adorn its main products.
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Fatty avocados are the perfect fruit: a healthy fat, ready to adorn your salad/toast/insert food here with a dose of creamy, green goodness.
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Let cool, then adorn with whipped cream: Matcha Custard Pie, $26 at Four & Twenty Blackbirds, 27 Third Avenue (Eighth Street), Brooklyn, 2212-2929-22888, birdsblack.com.
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In fact, she's just as adored for her impeccably tailored ready-to-wear as she is for the vivid patterns and slogans that adorn them.
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These songs, known as icaros, are then used in healing ceremonies, and eventually translated into geometric patterns in order to adorn tapestries with their messages.
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The works of two New York artists, radically different but perfectly compatible, adorn the walls of a small gallery tucked away in the East Village.
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Thousands of decaying bodies adorn a near-future Eiffel Tower, twisted and mangled amongst its ironwork the way creeping ivy would blend with a trellis.
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Adorn with tattered rags for clothing, the hamsters start to really chow down on the innocent towns people, ripping out their intestines like red worms.
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His works adorn T-shirts and other merchandise and are the continued subject of films and exhibitions, particularly in his native city of New York.
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" Group station managers are the people whose smiling faces adorn the posters in every station that say, "I'm so-and-so Your Group Station Manager.
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Instead of the feathers that adorn many of Mr. Hazoumè's other masks, a sinuous wooden brush with thick, dirty bristles is wired to its dome.
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The hand-stitched sweaters adorn the torsos of the carousel barker Billy Bigelow (Joshua Henry) and his sailor friends, played by dancers and ensemble members.
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He shoots his friends, many of them working-class, such as the "henna girls" who adorn tourists in the Jemaa el Fna square in Marrakesh.
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Local artists&apos works adorn walls, minibars are stocked with Chicago treats, and the interior design conjures a Bauhaus-meets-Prairie-meets-mid-century melange.
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To top it all off (literally) you can also adorn your tree with a holiday-themed bow that's as wacky and spectacular as her iconic headwear.
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The current Australian banknotes are "outdated," and a modern icon like Irwin is perfect to replace the personalities that currently adorn the country's currency, they say.
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People are invited to adorn the maypole with all kinds of greenery, and there are choreographed dances and other games that take place around the maypole.
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A diffused wash of color tends to adorn her top lid while a thick, yet smudged, line of classic black color always lines her bottom lashes.
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Paintings by her mother, the artist Maria-Beatrice Caracciolo Di Forino, and copies of oil portraits of 19th-century Rothschilds adorn the walls of the buildings.
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Nike is the license rights holder for Barcelona soccer club merchandise, while Sanrio owns the Hello Kitty brand, which adorn items ranging from stationery to clothing.
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With no monarchical crown to adorn his head, wearing a top hat in the ceremonial procession used to be conventional for the about-to-be-president.
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She has previous honors for Chicago (2002), Memoirs of a Geisha (2005), and Alice in Wonderland (2010) proving that she can creatively adorn just about anyone.
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Beyond your poet shirts and flowy capes (which are important), don't forget you will need plenty of jewelry, gloves and masks to adorn your fabulous body.
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However, groups will still be permitted to adorn individual graves with small Confederate flags on two days of the year: Memorial Day and Confederate Memorial Day.
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The castle just narrowly beats the amount of colored bulbs — 4003,000 — used to adorn the It's A Small World facade when it is transformed at Christmastime.
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Back in the day, these relationship milestones carried even more emotional significance: spouses in Medieval Germany would adorn partners with golden wreaths on their 50th anniversary.
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Soon they moved beyond the world of industry, as Art Deco architects took to their sleek modernism, using them to adorn building exteriors and divide interiors.
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This is when you don't leave home without it, and why, it's safe to say, Yeti and Rtic stickers adorn bumpers from California to New York.
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Lush landscapes, beautiful vista and vibrant surrealist portraits now adorn the sides of the small corrugated metal shelters that the people in the camp call home.
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Pictures and memorabilia of their legacy, persecuted and forced out of Cuba when Castro took power, adorn his office walls in the Cannon House Office Building.
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The 21988-year-old food vendor's sorrow later turned to disgust when he found out the 45th U.S. president's name was set to adorn the complex.
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The 33-year-old food vendor's sorrow later turned to disgust when he found out the 45th U.S. president's name was set to adorn the complex.
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It didn't take too long before I saw my first, promising glimpses of riches that would soon adorn my bank balance by reselling iPhone 8 cases.
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We also began to adorn private homes and public spaces with insecure "smart" devices that can tell hackers when we're present and what we're up to.
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The horns adorn his tomb, which is usually built from cement or stone, and is at least twice the size of his mud and thatch house.
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He travels with no masseuse or physical trainer, no personal assistant or gopher, no assortment of hangers-on that adorn those far less rich and famous.
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"Her use of color and imagination in making the jewelry appear to adorn any part of the body is quite different and exciting," Ms. Miller said.
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They picked out swimsuits, posed alongside a scenic backdrop of trees and waterfalls — and one woman, Victoria Fuller, was chosen to adorn the magazine's March cover.
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Die-hard Bonapartists can buy DeWitt watches that incorporate strands of the French emperor's hair, and the imperial columns that adorn bezels are a signature motif.
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Emoji monkeys covering their eyes, ears, and mouth adorn the door of Trimian's office, which is sandwiched between two acupuncture studios in a Sunnyvale office complex.
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SAN FRANCISCO is renowned for its political street art, from the murals of the Mission District to the social-realist frescoes that adorn many municipal buildings.
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There is no-frills furniture and basic cooking supplies; small "Green New Deal" posters and a huge "Our Time to Rise" banner adorn sparse white walls.
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While signs instructing women to wear hijab adorn the walls of nearly every shop and restaurant, many wear short scarves which only slightly cover their heads.
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NYCB founder Lincoln Kirstein championed his art, to the point that two of Nadelman's statues, Circus Women and Two Nudes, adorn the David H. Koch Theater promenade.
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Familiar features adorn the edges of the tablet: power, volume, slots for the cartridge and Micro SD, speakers at the bottom, and a vent at the top.
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Terns, frigates and farcelas - including the Manutara, the symbolic bird in ancestral Rapa Nui rituals - now "adorn" their nests not with algae or stones, but with garbage.
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Chess pieces adorn Google's homepage today in honor of Lyudmila Rudenko, a celebrated chess player who set the stage for more women to succeed in the game.
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This is why I choose to adorn that space with a photograph of Harry Styles wearing tweed trousers and a sweater with a giant "H" on it.
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Next to prisoner Mary's bed behind bars was a large M, just like the one that used to adorn the wall of Mary Richards's first Minneapolis apartment.
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Miguel is a sexy man and he has plenty of sexy songs among his body of work ("Adorn" is one; his "Kiss It Better" cover is another).
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Myer Myers, a colonial silversmith who was a member of the congregation, created elaborate silver-and-gold finials, known as rimonim, to adorn Yeshuat Israel's Torah scrolls.
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All team coaching staffs will don special 9/11 lapel pins and a commemorative decal will adorn each player's helmets prior to toe meeting leather on Sunday.
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" The "Debate Day" filter, a possible appeal towards millennial supporters, allows Snapchat users to adorn their photographs and videos with the words "Donald Trump vs Crooked Hillary.
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"Some people don't like the photos" of the union leaders, says Jim Shields, a janitor, motioning toward the 2300 portraits that adorn the front of the room.
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It's hard to miss the swimming pool by the car wash decorated with a life-size dinosaur, and the stuffed remains of wild animals adorn every wall.
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Framed front pages adorn Sozcu's office walls in testament to its status as a bastion of opposition to President Tayyip Erdogan and the Islamist-rooted AK Party.
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As a result, a new bespoke-emoji economy has begun to emerge, in apps like Bitmoji, which let people create personalized avatars to adorn their text messages.
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"Make America Great Again" baseball caps are proffered in the Trump Store ($30) and adorn the bar at the poolside cafe, H2 Eau, amid bottles of vodka.
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Or you could just throw the contents of the fridge on top of tortilla chips, adorn the whole thing with cheese and put it in the oven.
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Dozens of photos of him still adorn walls all over the arena, including a giant one that every Heat player passes on their way to the court.
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Indeed, the imagery and songs that adorn Christmas in our secular age -- these days, starting even before Halloween -- are sadly a distraction from this holiday's deep meaning.
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In the Red Room, ornaments displaying the logo for Melania Trump's Be Best campaign — a children's wellness and anti-bullying initiative launched earlier this year — adorn garlands.
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The EARring and FINGERring are pieces of jewelry that Buttendorf made from silicone to look remarkably like the parts of the body that they're designed to adorn.
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Luxurious gold-dusted marshmallows with a soupçon of wine in their flavor deserve to adorn a holiday mince pie, a festive roulade or an ice cream confection.
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Equally impressive is the adjoining cloister, where Gothic frescoes believed to have been painted in the 14th and 15th centuries adorn Romanesque colonnades around a contemplative garden.
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Here, flowers spill out of terra-cotta pots to adorn the labyrinthine paths where stray cats don't as much demand as expect to be petted and adored.
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Porsche began to boom once it cannily realised that its coveted horse-and-antlers badge could adorn the bonnets of a range of less obviously sporty models.
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If you've always wanted to adorn your cabinets with fancy French cast iron cookware, but never wanted to empty your pockets on it, today's your lucky day.
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Cards, collected by O'Brien's great-aunt, bearing images of silent-movie actors line one wall, and fresh flowers in tiny vases (orchids, calla lilies) adorn each table.
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Inside Botham Jean's apartment A CNN team visited Jean's apartment Friday, where a small memorial of flowers and a photo with his mother adorn the front door.
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Even though he says it was he who allowed the picture to adorn his yearbook page, Mr. Northam swears neither of the people in it is him.
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Because as we should all know by now, when you've reached Kim's veritable living legend status, only the most epic of hairdos should adorn your head each day.
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So it proved until Thiem's final ball drifted long and Nadal was again flat on his back, adopting the pose that will adorn back pages and websites worldwide.
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Apparently you're meant to whisper because of the murals of Medieval monks that adorn the walls — monks on boats, monks fermenting booze, monks smiling beneficently at cherubs, etc.
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These guardians of the search engine are supposed to adorn such content with Google's "Lowest" rating, making it among the last things to appear in a user search.
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The screen looks to be slightly curved at the edges, but it's not one of those new ultra-wide screens that adorn most high-profile flagships these days.
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Pictures of hammocks and palm trees adorn the websites of small businesses across the continent, wishing customers a happy holiday and telling them to try again in September.
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At the front, the aggressively styled headlights are framed by a blue monobrow of LED lighting, and additional blue lighting accents adorn the side skirts of the car.
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The ways we adorn ourselves and our homes — and the ways brands dress themselves up to get our attention — speak to our personal and national relationships with money.
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What better way to express your wealth than to literally wear your credit card around and use it to buy more things to wear and adorn your life?
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Scenes of General Lafayette arriving in the harbor adorn a historic vessel; a more recent ceramic tray by Paul Scott depicts the local nuclear power plant, Indian Point.
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Best Wallpapers QHDThis isn't the most sophisticated app in our round-up, but it's packed with fantastic-looking, high-resolution images to adorn your mobile phone's home screens.
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As first reported by Easy Reader News, homeowner Kathryn Kidd recently commissioned an artist to paint her walls bubblegum pink, and adorn them with funhouse mirror-esque emoji.
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Three handsome paintings (or reliefs) adorn the walls, contrasting mirrored tile with either white tile or burnt red oak, similarly completed with the black soap and spray paint.
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Commissioned portraits gave Māori control over their own image as they could choose to adorn themselves with specific ornaments and weapons that conveyed their roles in their communities.
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Photography: Jack Hems While a line can look simple, in Jorinde Voigt's Botanic Code the lines that adorn the gallery wall have got their through a complex journey.
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And that, like the colors we choose for the objects that adorn us, they can both reflect who we are, and determine what we bring into our lives.
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In nearby workshops, teams of artisans are preparing the wood structures that the beams will support as well as the paintings and statues that will adorn the pyre.
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Whimsical throw pillows add a pop of color to the mustard yellow armchairs and light grey couch, while patterned rugs and poufs featuring original artwork adorn the floor.
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The two work at side-by-side desks, and pictures adorn the main wall, including a close-up of the Wonder Woman costume made before it was metallicized.
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A current of imagination electrifies the movement, from the often very funny drawings and slogans that adorn the back of participants' vests to the construction of elaborate forts.
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What was once suitable for a duchess can now adorn the physique of, say, a man or a genderqueer individual, without reflecting any sense of camp or costume.
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Star said that he planned to adorn the space with popcorn machines but that he also reached out to Pinkberry in hopes of receiving his own yogurt dispenser.
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Those include the computers that run its software algorithms and the suite of sensors—LIDAR, radars, and cameras—that adorn the roof and flank the sides of the car.
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In fact, there's a bitter irony in the fact that Snapchat chose to adorn their version of Marie Curie with long fake eyelashes, since radiation often causes hair loss.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. Earlier this month, Aston Villa unveiled the new badge that will adorn the Midlands club's kits in the Championship next season.
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And with this magical time of year, when colorful boxes adorn co-workers' desks and kids hawking sweets appear at grocery-store booths, comes the inevitable forming of camps.
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African fabrics are draped across dressers, photographs of Janet Jackson and Erykah Badu adorn door frames, plants sit neatly on most sturdy surfaces and vines hang from the ceiling.
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Hilton and Marriott logos adorn the site, heralding the $240 billion Jabal Omar complex that is being built to bring hotels, restaurants and luxury malls to the pilgrimage experience.
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Small televisions display strange images, and spinning rocks — not unlike the pebbles that fill some of the sinks and tubs in the trailer — adorn a few of the surfaces.
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Larger-than-life versions of Santa Claus, Rudolph and Frosty the Snowman adorn Curiazza's house, and perform to classic Christmas tunes seven days a week, throughout the holiday season.
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But now Mashable has an exclusive sneak peek at the book's cover, some of the incredible art that adorn its pages, and more info about the story that unfolds.
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Original portraits of the professors adorn the walls, as well as rare manuscripts, magical objects and a collection of costumes from the play Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.
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Silvery, Grecian-style dresses provided a few flashes of color, in looks inspired by caryatid - the sculpted female figures used as columns, and which adorn many buildings in Paris.
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" Angela Merkel started off with assessing her own social situation before she came to her conclusion and answered, "I don't want to adorn myself with the feathers of feminism.
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They sleep on cots in a brightly painted classroom, where decorations still adorn the walls and a large plastic bucket surrounded by water jugs serve as the kitchen sink.
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They sleep on cots in a brightly-painted classroom, where decorations still adorn the walls and a large plastic bucket surrounded by water jugs serve as the kitchen sink.
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The secret to Pacifico cuisine's rich flavor lies in the herbs and spices that are used in the soup broths and in the salsas that adorn the main plates.
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The puzzle also comes with four faux-moss pads and 16 rocks that can be carefully arranged to further adorn your zen garden puzzle to maximize your inner peace.
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Pictures of Russian President Vladimir Putin and a predecessor Boris Yeltsin adorn the walls of the large structure, whose architecture somehow marries Russia's Soviet past with a fairytale castle.
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Designed by Turner Prize-winning artist Gillian Wearing it will be the first created by a woman to adorn the iconic square in front of Britain's houses of parliament.
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Related: Miguel Chevalier 3D Prints the Enormous Head of a Roman God A Celestial Cross of Light Illuminates a Church Ceiling Projected Arabesque Textiles Adorn a Middle Eastern Waterfront
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The revival may reflect a market that is ever avid for things to adorn walls, but I think it also fulfills a desire for relief from our pixelated ambience.
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Disney recently invited the artisans behind the snowflakes to come in person to check out their creations, which currently adorn wreaths and trees along Discovery Island's wildlife-filled pathways.
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"Oh yeah, this is what I'm here for," says Abel Horwitz, a young Robert Downey Jr., kneading dough we'll later braid and adorn with toppings beyond the traditional sesame.
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That a trend that has fueled a wave of female consumption over the past 18 years — along with a crop of startups that target women's impulses to self-adorn.
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She relied on him to execute her vision from her very first sculpture: he welded a tree to adorn her children's bedroom while she was still living with Mathews.
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You know, the cooler that started it all, and the reason hundreds of thousands of decals bearing the brand's name adorn trucks and boats from sea to shining sea.
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In another, pink, orange and blue balloons adorn the inside of a mud hut with a concrete floor, plastic chairs and a desktop computer connected to a large speaker.
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It was released this fall for Mac and PC. Players progress through increasingly challenging levels where visual puzzles are inspired by the tessellations that often adorn Islamic art and architecture.
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AT A bar called "University" in San Giovanni a Teduccio, a rundown suburb of Naples, two blown-up photos adorn the walls: Albert Einstein and Steve Jobs, founder of Apple.
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For the top wealth managers, the money in question belongs to the super-rich, whom they advise on asset allocation, tax planning and even which artists should adorn their walls.
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They come in various shapes and sizes, from a myriad of different time periods, and adorn tables and shelves, many carrying the weight of derogatory representational figures of African Americans.
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The affable, hippopotamusesque little trolls adorn collectible mugs, confectionaries, linens and anything worth branding, but they are also a key part of their native Finland's national identity and cultural consciousness.
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The centuries-old art is a tradition in Indian culture, something typically done as part of a Mehndi ceremony to adorn the hands and feet for Hindu weddings and festivals.
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The biggest surprise of recent years was an explosion of interest in Czech beads in Ukraine and Russia, where they were suddenly being used to adorn religious icons and paintings.
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And in other parts of central and eastern Europe, from Serbia to Georgia, vast new Orthodox churches now adorn capital cities which were already endowed with many places of prayer.
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Comics Sam Reece, Mark Vigeant and Drew Luster want to adorn your coffee table with "Dad Poems" in a book they've titled Leaves of Grass I Trimmed With My Mower.
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The corals which adorn Australia's Great Barrier Reef have long been struggling due to global warming and pollution, but researchers may have found a way to potentially ease the decline.
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Although its snout is widely considered one of the world's most sensitive sensory organs, most humans are repulsed by the 22 tentacle-like "rays" that adorn its lovely little nose.
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Snow-covered Christmas trees, icicles and silver decorations will adorn the space, while enchanged instruments will play Christmas music as guests feast on roast turkey, ham and flaming Christmas pudding.
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After two years of renting furniture, sampling swatches and making sure the house met minimum building code standards, Shanahan is ready to adorn the home with more permanent, luxury fixtures.
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For just £2 [$2.70], you can enter the contest, support The Loop's work, and have a chance to adorn your walls with an artwork made of 4,111 Yin-Yang pills.
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" James Gordon Bennett, a longtime Barnum foe and the editor of the New York Herald , wrote, "It is a case eminently adapted to 'point a moral or adorn a tale.
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Patterns recalling Turkish tiles adorn some of the soaring walls, in a design by Glen & Co., and are interspersed with displays of old butchering tools, slabs of meat and wines.
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Adorn your lapel with one of Gilbert & George's buttons, with slogans like "God Save the Queen" and "Decriminalize Sex," which are part of a series of works called THE BANNERS.
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Dan Herschlein, whose window installations currently adorn the exterior of the New Museum, created a version featuring a headless T-shirted torso next to one of Third Floor's actual windows.
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And I've seen her roll out flaky pastry dough, then adorn it with slices of red- and green-fleshed plums in striking patterns only an art-school graduate could conjure.
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PopSocket — the makers of the now-ubiquitous, carpal tunnel-saving doohickeys that adorn the backs of many smartphones — has now made a PopGrip (its term) that is an AirPods case.
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The plume trade, for which an estimated 6900 million birds — especially waterbirds like egrets and herons — were killed each year for feathers to adorn hats, eventually incited people to action.
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"The church has a structure made of bricks which, drenched in salt water, deteriorate even to a height of several meters, endangering the mosaics that adorn the vaults," he said.
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Standing amid statues and portraits that adorn the storied hallways of Congress, lawmakers are looking down at their phones, relying on the latest technology to make their day more efficient.
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Bright red banners with religious slogans, including the Chinese characters for "Emmanuel", meaning God is with us, or simply "We have faith in you, Jesus" adorn the gates of many homes.
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A piece of a castle is nestled just above the entrance, giant, smiling salt and pepper shakers adorn the kitchen and the Golden Gate Bridge is just opposite the reception desk.
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While the presentation of most of the new acquisitions is still being planned, "One for Ben Patterson" (9603) by Clifford Owens and "Adorn" by Odili Donald Odita are on view now.
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In an interesting elaboration, he said the bakery would have been within its rights if it had an established policy of refusing to adorn cakes with any religious or political message.
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No matter how high the stakes or how unprecedented the candidate, there is no reason for teachers to adorn themselves with campaign buttons or to use their views as classroom cudgels.
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Based in Denver, where she works as a paramedic, she can often be found riding a bike among the breathtaking blue spruce and ponderosa pine trees that adorn the Colorado landscape.
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Irises, cranes, bamboo — such traditional Japanese imagery, drawn from the natural world have appeared in abundance in Western fashions, and traditional Japanese motifs continue to adorn Western clothing in novel ways.
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Unlike the structures that adorn cattle and bison, which have cores made of bone, the "horns" of rhinoceros are composed of hairs bound tightly together by a mixture of dead cells.
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Evidence of the attention to detail is everywhere, from the elegant garnishes that top the cocktails to the French bistro-style mirrors (tilted ever-so-slightly inwards) that adorn the wall.
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We want art around, for a variety of reasons, but we don't imagine it serves as essential a civic function as the sites and buildings it has been commissioned to adorn.
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Silver leaf finishes adorn the walls of the living room and dining area; antique mirrors and ebony wood panels line the foyer; and custom lighting and built-ins were added throughout.
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The boyish Daniel who drew the black and white illustrations that adorn the covers of his early tapes (the ones that first caught my eye) is all but gone on 1990.
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Pictures of the barber with Mr. Lauren adorn the shop walls, and Mr. Dimonda recalled the time another customer, an executive for Saks Fifth Avenue, cast a disparaging eye on them.
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Mr. Geffen's name will adorn another major New York arts building in perpetuity, as it does the former Avery Fisher Hall, which received his last $100 million gift a year ago.
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Post-Karl Lagerfeld, Fendi's latest collection aims to feel like your favorite vacation (or at least dress you for your next one), while Prada wants folks to adorn themselves more personally.
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Historic jewelry meant to adorn every part of the body also will be featured, including hair ornaments, a bridegroom's crown and nose rings, as well as armlets, anklets and toe rings.
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She was just 20-years-old when she designed the stone bas relief panels that adorn the façade depicting the signs of the Zodiac, as well as a few Greek Gods.
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That illusion is made stronger because of the wallpaper, which shows sunlight streaming through trees, like the sad reminders of nature that actually do adorn the interiors of millionaires' doomsday bunkers.
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The finance startup SoFi still won't confirm that its name will adorn a new football stadium in Inglewood, California, that will be the home of the Los Angeles Rams and Chargers.
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And it's not limited to the music industry: André Agassi was a babe with a hoop in his heyday, and working-class British culture sees men adorn their lobes with surprising frequency.
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Although the theme is a bit overdetermined, the exhibition is worth visiting because the work cleverly presents us with the appurtenances of sports: the equipment, trophies, and objects that adorn athletic bodies.
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AMID THE cypresses and palms that adorn the small municipal cemetery of Paterna on the outskirts of Valencia a blue and white tarpaulin protects a two-metre deep hole from autumn rain.
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One of the craftsmen who might help set up that school is Mustafa al-Now, a worker in the ornate, painted wood panels, windows, doors and ceilings that adorn old Aleppo houses.
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More importantly, though, it's offering some playfully relevant options to choose from: You'll see characters from Netflix originals, including Stranger Things and Queer Eye, that you can choose to adorn your profile.
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Whereas if residents vote today at the polls to keep out newcomers, they will be doing a great disservice to the climate, no matter how many solar panels adorn their giant houses.
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The authorities there have been waging a relentless campaign to remove the large crosses that adorn the roofs of many churches; hundreds have been taken down, to the horror of their congregations.
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Whether your vibe is demure, no-makeup makeup or you'd be the one to adorn your face with star appliqués doesn't matter; you can still appreciate the following looks and their influences.
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Small wooden sailboats and candleholders that resemble wave-bashed sticks that have been tied together adorn the ocean blue tables, and large paintings of brightly colored fish and lobsters cover the walls.
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In homage to Laker and in a pointed signal to established rivals, his portrait will adorn the tail fin of Norwegian's new 737 Max planes taking off this summer on transatlantic routes.
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Speaking of color, a room in which many of Warhol's multihued "Flowers" of the sixties adorn his chartreuse-and-cerise "Cow Wallpaper," from the same period, is like a chromatic car wash.
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How they go about writing their opinions or how they adorn their chambers — whether by elk head or "do not disturb" sign — should be up to each individual member of the court.
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More than 500 statues, on which sculptors have been working daily for almost a year, have been created for ceremonies around the country; some of these statues will adorn the intricate tower.
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Cheesecloth, animal bones, human hair, and other memento mori adorn each hanging piece, reminding me of the provocative work of Genesis Breyer P-Orridge, and bringing a goth-aesthetic to the installation.
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But while bridesmaid fonts adorn many consumer products — and dovetail with the boho-chic look marketed by mega-brands like Free People and Anthropologie — they're appealing because they look intimate and human.
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Instead, Communist Party symbols, propaganda posters and portraits of party leaders like Mao Zedong and Zhou Enlai now adorn the century-old temple tucked into a hillside in Ershui, in central Taiwan.
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Trotter's addition to the track and field pantheon is her "war paint": the clinquant pattern of glitter paint and stick-on sequins that adorn her cheek and temple during her biggest races.
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In the video for her lead single, "Look What You Made Me Do," snakes adorn her throne, pouring her a cup of tea and she even wears rings decorated with serpentine images.
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The only exposures they have to that time are the photographs from a strange desert land that adorn the walls of our home, and the people they call "uncles" who visit me.
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There's no texting or reading on duty, but you can color and doodle, which is why drawings with bright colors adorn the walls of many of the 48 cubicle-like call stations.
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Eventually, as the song continues, Rosenbloom starts to adorn that low pattern with chords in the right hand; eventually it disappears completely, as a cloud of electronics fills the air around her.
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"The Times is a great, great American jewel," Mr. Trump declared as he prepared to leave the gathering in the newspaper's 16th-floor boardroom, where portraits of former presidents adorn the walls.
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Red tiles, an unofficial motif, turn up everywhere — In addition to the roof of the train station, they adorn a Stop & Shop, a bank and a pharmacy, although not the Burger King.
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At the turn of the century, albatrosses were "slaughtered by the thousands and feathers were sold at high cost to adorn ladies hats in Europe," according to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services.
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For Campbell's collaboration, the tattoo artist has contributed five original designs, from small geometric patterns to an abstracted snake, intended to adorn the brand's shoes, leather goods and some ready-to-wear pieces.
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Shotter bags, Air Maxes and tight Huaraches, clipped tracksuits, dad hats, clean socks—these items adorn teenagers of all faces and races, who are here to pray at the altar of J Hus.
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Illustrated posters depicting cast members like Alia Shawkat, John Early, John Reynolds, Brandon Micheal Hall and Meredith Hagner adorn a wall, while a missing persons-themed photo booth injects partygoers into the storyline.
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If you do manage a successful night out, you'll get the bill with your overall score, a cute note from your date telling you to call them, and accessories to adorn your hand.
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MOGADISHU, Somalia (Reuters) - A collection of yawing mouths and extracted teeth, booming stereo speakers and colorful hookah pipes adorn shop fronts in Somalia, a colorful contrast to the airbrushed artworks of big business.
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"Sometimes I can't even remember what he looks like," she said on Saturday in the Princeton, New Jersey, apartment that she shares with their 4-year-old son, whose drawings adorn the walls.
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Users can watch updates from friends and reply privately, shoot and adorn their imagery with drawings and captions and send their creations to all their contacts they've chosen with a persistent privacy setting.
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Facebook is testing a new version of its flagship app that opens directly to a Snapchat-style camera, encouraging you to capture more photos and videos and adorn them with filters and stickers.
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During a tour of the couple's bedroom — where several large portraits of their dogs adorn the walls — Cartwright shows off her own walk-in closet, which has one side completely dedicated to dresses.
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Nintendo brought us the little Italian plumber we've grown to marvel and adorn on our clothes, as well as countless other video game character many '90s kids attribute parts of their identity to.
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Bronze handles, shaped like the tower and made by P. E. Guerin Hardware, adorn doors to the living rooms, which have floor-to-ceiling windows and, in some cases, an adjacent wet bar.
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They adorn parks, roads, squares, bridges and the rooftops of buildings, and were even plunked into the river itself, where the three pirate ships house restaurants, although not ones wildly popular with locals.
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Yet, just a few blocks from the White House, cranes continue to adorn the massive building with panes of shiny glass and the beginnings of a three-tiered walkway between the two buildings.
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The freestanding structure, which might seemed like an oddity in most art exhibitions, was built to display the lush portraits of artist Michel Lafleur, whose works regularly adorn Port-au-Prince's beauty parlors.
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In "Vesta the Johnny" (2015) a vaudeville male impersonator, based on real life male-impersonator Vesta Tilley, stands pensively in thought, beside a gigantic egg; in "Teetering on the Ledge of a Transient Thought" (2016) a dish of eggs is precariously balanced on a man's head and a shell and bat adorn his face; and in "A Perfect Gentleman" (2016) three egg-like mushrooms sprout from a patch on a man's head and a butterfly and pink rose adorn his face.
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These are the Amazon employee dogs who adorn the company's extremely effective error pages, which convey the problem — something isn't working — while also managing to soften the blow via a big dose of cuteness.
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At first, you may not have noticed the latest pieces of ink to adorn Bieber's body given that the last time someone counted, he had 56 tattoos covering his 5-ft.-9-in. frame.
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Wednesday's actions might please those that don't appreciate seeing the blue checkmark adorn the posts of white supremacists, but it doesn't appear to solve the confusion over what verified status is supposed to mean.
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The faces of Mr. Ramdev and Mr. Balakrishna adorn most every building, billboard and truck connected to the company, which is expanding so fast it is striking fear into its current and potential competitors.
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In the course of his twenty-five-year career, Heatherwick has generated ideas that he has been loath to abandon; one was to adorn a design with large planters, each holding a single tree.
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Locks that look as if they've been pressed at the laundry and shaped by a razor's edge adorn magazine covers year after year, and the style shows few signs of slowing down in 2017.
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Copies of Art of the Deal are on the coffee table, photos of the Don in 1993s New York adorn the walls, and the kitchen cabinet is stacked with souvenir mugs from the campaign.
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This is especially true of Tanda Francis's "Adorn Me." Fort Greene Park is the socioeconomic and racial dividing line of its neighborhood, with one side reflecting whiteness and affluence far more than the other.
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However, the new book also claims that Mr Trump wants to adorn the barrier with electrified, flesh-piercing spikes, and asked aides whether officers can shoot migrants in the legs to slow them down.
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The thick plastic pieces will likely outlast me, but they don't feel as premium as the leathers, metals and woods that adorn the BMWs, Audis, Volvos and Mercedes you can get for this price.
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On Thursday, the museum's director, Colin B. Bailey, announced the $12.5 million project, which aims to improve the landmark building's roof, metalwork fence, weathered limestone and sculptures that adorn the Italian Renaissance-style palazzo.
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Similarly, in "Matters of the Heart (Figure IV)" (2014), a seated figure with a sword in her hand is replete with images of lush landscapes and golden facades that adorn her like a garb.
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Zeid's palate of greens, blues, reds and purples is drawn from the colours of Islamic tiles, with shards bordered by thick black lines recalling the Byzantine mosaics that adorn the palaces and churches of Istanbul.
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In the Aula Magna room—where scenes of conflagration adorn the ceiling—stands a porcelain box filled with 2,000 books by exiled writers, from Ovid, through Dante, Voltaire and Victor Hugo, to the present day.
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But Saeed's lieutenants, JUD workers and MML officials ran his campaign and portraits of Saeed adorn every poster promoting Sheikh, who came in fourth place on Sunday with Sharif's wife taking the seat as expected.
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Ukulele covers of "This Must Be the Place" abound on YouTube, as do Remain in Light T-shirts at music festivals; Heads posters to this day adorn the bedrooms of indie fans across the globe.
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The new American Idol judge first premiered the music video on Tuesday, where he sings directly into the camera in a room full of screens adorn with people of all ages expressing and spreading kindness.
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Today, in parts of India, Pakistan, Africa, and the Middle East, a version of kohl with a formula similar to that of the kohl used in Ancient Egypt is still used to adorn the eyes.
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Blanchett picked the royal purple color, while Galliano came up with the idea to create a tattoo-looking effect using sheer tulle and appliqués of flowers and a hummingbird to adorn her nearly-bare back.
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His large septum piercing threatens to be the main focus when you look at him, save for the four small black tattoos that adorn his hairline: an inverted pentagram, SUICIDE, HEAVEN, and a dead bird.
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Tatyana, an artist who goes by only her first name, had opened her workshop to us for the activity, and through our translator, we followed her instructions on how to adorn the plain female figurines.
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Her hand-drawn wallpaper and fabrics adorn both the shoe designer's boutiques, as well as the Moscow home she shares with her three children and Italian husband, Prince Aimone of Savoy, who works for Pirelli.
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Press play above to watch famed celebrity piercer Brian Keith Thompson of Body Electric Tattoo not only adorn her cartilage with a hip new piercing, but teach her how to properly heal it as well.
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Read more: The pressures of designing a world-class embassy Inside the glass monolith, tiny stars adorn the windows and internal gardens feature everything from cacti to ferns, in an homage to America's varied landscape.
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We sing to remember, we draw and break and reconfigure, we dance, we adorn the vessel that we are guaranteed to possess when all else disappears as though it never was ours to begin with.
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And since we can get away with buying one pair of earrings to wear everywhere without looking lazy, even people who historically don't like to adorn their lobes are popping on these baubles (including yours truly).
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Backed with an American flag, the 13-by-7 meter (43-by-23 feet) placard of a finger-pointing Trump was originally intended to adorn a U.S. city, said its creator, Chicago-based artist Mitch O'Connell.
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In one frame, she's dancing alone in a warehouse; in another, she's sitting on the floor in a pink, fluffy dress; in another, she's wiping off temporary tattoos of herself that adorn her face and neck.
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Hundreds of images of Xi adorn the walls in each of the exhibition's ten halls: in combat fatigues surveying the troops, holding court with foreign dignitaries, even showing his softer side by petting a baby elephant.
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In the oil stick drawing "Iraq Travel Poster," a hand pumping an erect penis occupies the left half of the composition, while the horizontal red, white and black bars of the Iraqi flag adorn the right.
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Akinwunmi Ambode, the Lagos state governor, is one, says Polly Alakija, who has led the city's arts council for two years; her murals of young girls now adorn the pillars under one of Lagos's main bridges.
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It is convincing companies that its ads — which let users adorn pictures and videos with all manner of images and branding — create a more interactive experience than Facebook and YouTube ads, which most users watch passively.
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Leis hang from necks, tropical flowers adorn hair, white wine meets the sweet kiss of its death, and an abundance of Hawaiian shirts suddenly have the ability to make you feel as if you've dressed informally.
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Downton Abbey exists only to put a smile on your face, to let Jim Carter bluster with gusto and to adorn Michelle Dockery in period formalwear as she was undoubtedly put on this earth to do.
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Antique carved wooden doors, wall trim and cabinetry — all collected by Mr. Catarino from various countries over the years — adorn the bedroom, which has a hanging fireplace, ample closet space, skylights and a claw-foot tub.
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Starring Taron Egerton and costing an estimated $120 million to make and market worldwide, "Rocketman" trails glitter — a million Swarovski crystals adorn the costumes and eyewear — and depicts gay sex, a first for a major studio.
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Where herbs are often chosen to complement and flatter the ingredients they adorn, spices call attention to themselves, transforming and sometimes even usurping a dish, so it becomes a mere vehicle and excuse for spice itself.
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Patterns bedazzle some chocolates and little flowers, nuts, and pieces of fruit adorn others, all contributing to an elegantly-arranged spread of delightful bite-sized morsels that taste as good and often better than they look.
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Tip: Thompson tells us that you really should start with a bar, however, since it tends to heal faster than other jewelry, but regardless of how you chose to adorn yours, the ear envy will be real.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Deer nibbling on fruit trees, blue-feathered birds, and a vine winding around a candelabra adorn an astonishingly well-preserved 1st-century Roman fresco that archaeologists have just discovered in London.
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I like the variety of options for the phone's always-on display, which you can set up to show the clock and notifications in various positions and sizes, and you can even adorn it with an image.
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Inside its thick walls, where the couple will hold their wedding reception, are grand state rooms where portraits of past monarchs and famous British war leaders adorn the walls along with large displays of weaponry and armor.
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Ostrich feathers were shipped in from Algeria, Tunisia, Egypt, and Madagascar, and dyed black, green, lilac, rose, sky blue, and yellow; heron feathers were brought from Germany and Turkey to adorn the Knights of the Holy Spirit.
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His aristocratic rank was respected and his work was so admired that most of the pieces made in his shop were sent immediately to adorn palaces and cathedrals in Spain, Germany, Flanders, and the duchy of Milan.
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Blue banners with phrases like: "We are here, we are strong," and "safe resilient together" adorn the street lamps on the main streets downtown, which has come alive again with bustling patios, fast-food restaurants, and shops.
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The colorful robes, hijabs, and bows that adorn her figures distract us from noticing that they are fleeing their Syrian towns in droves, heading to Lebanon, Turkey, and Jordan, or mourning their injured or dead family members.
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"I get up every morning feeling guilty because I didn't stop it," Ms. Hodgkinson said Wednesday at her home in Belleville, where the blinds are drawn tight and photographs of her husband adorn a living room wall.
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Take, for example, the satin top and skirt from the Blood and Roses Collection of 2015: Its ruffles and pleats don't adorn hems or sleeves or necklines; they wind into dense concentric circles resembling eccentric fire hoses.
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While Mr. Gustafsson works the forge, Mr. Sjogren runs the GoS studio in downtown Linkoping, where he and an assistant assemble the watches and adorn them with details like gold hands resembling Viking arrows and spear heads.
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I guess that was my first foray into architecture, trying to augment and adorn the tent with bits of greenery and to fashion this miniature forest were my first forays into the relationship between greenery and buildings.
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The block with the most complaints is Clinton Street between Delancey and Rivington Streets on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, where dripping obscenities and half-decipherable signatures adorn rolling gates, doorways, fire hydrants and A.T.M. screens.
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We see Japanese designer Kansai Yamamoto, who inspired Bowie to create the Ziggy persona, deliver costumes to Bowie in 1973, including a vinyl-disk-inspired jumpsuit and the asymmetrical jumpsuit that he would sometimes adorn with feathers.
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And it's the lonely green benches that you stop to sit on, only to notice the names on the little plaques that adorn them: Helen Turner and Herbert "Tom" Reiner; Cecily Elizabeth Moore; Charles Mauser; Steve Holland.
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I cried behind my mirrored sunglasses as he played "Sure Thing," turned off my phone for "Hollywood Dreams," and by the time he closed out his set with "Adorn" I knew I'd be alright in the end.
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Chris Brown launched his career with a transparent rewrite of "Yeah!" by Usher, and here we come full circle with Usher himself guesting on the remix of Breezy's latest hit, a transparent rewrite of "Adorn" by Miguel.
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During the European medieval period, between the 5th to 15th century AD, ultramarine was used by scribes and painters to adorn their manuscripts with the vivid blue color, which has been referred to as the most perfect color.
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Other educational devices adorn the gallery: up front, a television plays a video, which the riot shields prevent those sitting at the desks from seeing; on the back wall hangs a blackboard, also wrapped in navy blue fabric.
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We follow Katy and those whose lives she's touched as they gather, adorn the temple, and prepare for the celebration of the dead, an immersive and transformative ceremony that will call on the spirits to protect the community.
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This is driven home by the ever-present portraits of Sultan Qaboos bin Said al Said, the country's supreme leader, dressed dashingly in full formal Omani attire, which adorn murals, office buildings, restaurants and homes across the country.
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The Snapchat lens feature, a virtual playground in the messaging app where people go to adorn their selfies with flower crowns, dog ears and alien eyes, generates more than 30 million snaps a day, according to the service.
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The next day, Jesse and I struck out alone for San Gimignano, a hill town and Unesco World Heritage site that is sometimes called the Manhattan of the Middle Ages for the 14 towers that adorn its skyline.
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The Okanagan First Nations people say Kliluk has a spot for each day of the year, but others estimate around 400 briny pools rich in sulfates, magnesium, titanium, sodium and other minerals adorn this lake in the summer.
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However, the family name continues to adorn the walls of dozens of British cultural institutions: the Sackler escalators at Tate Modern, the Sackler Room at the National Gallery and, of course, the Sackler Courtyard at the V&A.
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Most women adorn their limbs with black paint, like leopard spots, and their cheeks with geometric designs; their scalps are shorn in a distinctive V. The men traditionally wear their hair shoulder-length and their bodies intricately painted.
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Whether he was creating etchings for his books or a mural to adorn the ceiling of the Glasgow arts and entertainment venue Oran Mor, Mr. Gray created an unusual niche for himself encompassing Scotland's literary and artistic spheres.
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The hybrid formula — a combination of powder, cream, and fluid textures — provides a smooth, rich finish that will adorn the high points of your face with incandescent color and an ethereal shine so bright it'll rival moonshine itself.
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As the waiting game ramps up for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's first child, the Queen has offered the couple the choice of several artworks from her personal collection to adorn their forthcoming Frogmore Cottage home, Vanity Fair reports.
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Mesh pockets adorn the sides of the interior, and I use one to house my 20,000mAh Anker external battery and Astell & Kern Kann portable media player and the other for my documents and a couple of spare Android phones.
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They lap the stagnant gray-greenof the ornamental pond whose koifloat blurry streaks of orangeand acid-bitten rocks called "cloudskeletons" adorn an island youcan reach across the humpbackedbridge where girls in rayon imitationsof Qing gowns zipped over jeansare posing.
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From classic gnomes with white beards, red hats and pipes to footballers in white shorts and female gnomes in saucy underwear, Philipp Griebel is one of the most famous producers of the painted clay models which adorn gardens worldwide.
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"Ghillie suits make people feel like they are invisible," a Marine Corps scout sniper instructor a explained, referring to the full-body uniforms that snipers are trained to adorn with grass and other materials to blend into their environment.
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He makes a lot of controversial political T-shirts, and if I'm not wearing my suits and stuff that I have to wear for "The Tonight Show," I'll say that 7003 percent of the time his shirts adorn me.
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Gray concrete bridges have been painted in bright colors, Games-inspired murals by local artists adorn previously spooky highway underpasses, and construction sites across the city were enclosed within tall wooden fences with posters of the Games' official mascots.
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Hand-wrought from 22-karat gold, the exaggerated forms and scroll motifs of the shoulder-dusting earrings and bodice-length brooch would suit a '60s wild child but they were made to adorn a statue of the Virgin Mary.
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Credit... MIAMI — The N.F.L.'s longtime leading men, the ones with the pizza commercials and the Super Bowl rings, whose names adorn the league's most-sold jerseys, showed their mortality this season in ways that were uncomfortable to watch.
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"This year is tougher than last, because there are more and more crackdowns from police," Fatima Diop, 33, said on the Giannella beach as she earned €5 to adorn a girl's blonde hair with pink, turquoise and blue braids.
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Owner Bryan "BK" Klevens gives her a tour of the studio, showing her the first responder patches from across the country and around the world that adorn Prison Break's walls, as he encourages her to add her own to that collection.
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Many of his greatest paintings have to be admired in the poorly lit churches of Venice because they adorn walls and ceilings, or are simply too enormous to go through the doors or fit in the rooms of modern exhibition spaces.
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Mendelson, we gather, is in this instance not quoting decorative-arts history but rather utilizing the presence of ancient decorative motifs that adorn the detritus of our age, where they mix with brand names, weights and measures, and sell-by dates.
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Wall-sized planet murals adorn this downstairs room, where engineers also operate spacecraft like the Spitzer Space Telescope and OSIRIS-REx, an asteroid sample-return mission that will arrive at its destination next month, in addition to those two Mars orbiters.
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In summer, pitchers of red sangria, heavy, fruity, sticky, and sweet, adorn the tables; in the winter, coquito—Puerto Rican eggnog, made with cream of coconut and condensed milk—is mixed up by the gallon by the patient, deft-handed staff.
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Celebrities adorn themselves to the theme of "Manus x Machina: Fashion in an Age of Technology" at this fund-raiser for the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute, hosted by Anna Wintour of Vogue and the honorary chairwoman, Taylor Swift.
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The change most relevant to St-Pierre is the UFC's partnership with Reebok: fighters relinquished their ability to adorn fight-week gear with outside endorsements for a few thousand bucks in guaranteed cash and mostly blank wardrobe with misspelled names.
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Molly Erdman created the parody blog Catalog Living and wrote the book "Catalog Living at Its Most Absurd" (Plume, 2012) because she was baffled by catalog pictures that suggested readers do things like, say, adorn a mantel with little woodland creatures.
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CORINNA DA FONSECA-WOLLHEIM Sistine Chapel Choir; Massimo Palombella, director (Deutsche Grammophon) We all know what the inside of the Sistine Chapel looks like: The frescoes that adorn its walls and ceiling are among the most famous works of Western art.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - An Egyptian artisan who makes the traditional lanterns that adorn Middle Eastern streets during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan believes he has found a way to stop a flood of Chinese replicas and save his ancient craft.
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With a nod to the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition, the names of the fair's architects and designers like Frederick Law Olmsted and Francis Davis Millet adorn the wall and ceiling frames leading to the fourth-floor spa and fitness center.
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"Someone wanted to bring things into the mix that really hurt us," she told Reuters in the sitting room of her home in the Israeli coastal city of Herzliya, where framed black-and-white pictures of Eli adorn the mantelpiece.
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In the documents — which Hyperallergic attained through PACER — she specifies that she has since 1996 been creating 3D sculptures "derived from lost-wax castings of pharmaceutical pills" that she uses to adorn bracelets, necklaces, rosaries, cufflinks, and rings, among other accessories.
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Over 100 artists and arts organizations spread across Philadelphia and Atlanta have contributed their colorful creations, which now adorn art spaces but also churches, bars, retail stores, restaurants, and tattoo parlors, whose owners have signed onto the project as well.
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For me, shapes and shadows play tricks on my mind in the darkness: It's why I can't sleep in a room where humanoid shapes—like a robe on a wall hook or a poster with a face—adorn the walls.
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Blank Canvas: If you don't want to take a photo, you can swipe sideways or hit the palette button to create a solid color canvas to write on top of or adorn with stickers that are already sent 2 billion times per day.
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Indeed, the main New Zealand side is often defined by a Maori identity that many New Zealanders feel ownership of, from the haka and the sleeve tattoos that adorn muscled forearms to an expansive, fast-paced style of play seen as distinctly Maori.
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Among her myriad inspirations, Fraiz points to the Venezuela she remembers, as well as to her family, ancestors, and familiar foods (elsewhere in her studio, ceramic corn husks painted in bright hues adorn a low standing table like offerings on an altar).
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The problems are that lidar is bulky (it hides in the roof domes of Google's self-driving cars and, as pictured above, in the revolving beacons that adorn Uber's vehicles), mechanically complicated and can cost as much as the unadorned car itself.
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It is indeed an improvement, as I describe above, but the truth is that prints from both now adorn my fridge, and in a few weeks' time, I probably couldn't tell you which individual image came from which based solely on output quality.
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At home, Messi's face and number adorn billboards, masks and shirts around the nation, yet his life story does not command the same sympathies as Maradona, who rose from a grimy slum and showed his flaws with addictions to drugs and alcohol.
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By themselves, public opinion polls must be taken with a grain of salt: the half-life of post-slaughter outrage is short and gun-control advocates are notoriously less intense in their views than those who adorn their bodies with Second Amendment tattoos.
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Accompanied by uniformed soldiers, the president carried an umbrella amid the tombstones as he viewed wreaths laid by volunteers as part of "Wreaths Across America Day," a national event in which volunteers adorn headstones of fallen veterans around the country with holiday wreaths.
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But to borrow from another holiday special, the commercial imperative to adorn the story with shiny baubles to suit the frenetic demands of modern animation is a bit like the little Christmas tree that Charlie Brown brings home to Linus and the gang.
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Ms. Crudo doubles as Jane's perverse, demanding 16-year-old daughter, Atlanta — who gets her thrills from the toxicity of the permanent markers she uses to adorn her body — while Mr. Choksi rematerializes as Porter, Jane's too-obliging doormat of a partner.
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Lawrence Park West New york Fleetwood station New York City 1/4 mile By The New York Times At first blush, Yonkers might appear no different than its better-known, opposite-bank counterpart; historic houses, winding streets and mature trees adorn both.
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Roses, candles, mirrors, faux Corinthian columns, champagne bottles, and wall-to-wall red carpeting adorn the couple's private love nest, where they're enjoying their sexcation of choice — perhaps a honeymoon, Valentine's Day, or a romantic weekend away to ease the troubles at home.
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Restored by the current owner, the seven-bedroom, five-bathroom (three full bathrooms, two half) home retains its cultural roots, particularly in the 19th-century hand-painted ceilings by the decorator Filip Månsson, whose designs adorn many local churches and public buildings.
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By Sewell Chan The official history of Memorial Day goes like this: In 1868, three years after the Civil War ended, a group of Union veterans established a Decoration Day for the nation to adorn the graves of the war dead with flowers.
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Square Feet Twenty years ago, it was unimaginable that a new residential high-rise would ever adorn the modest skyline of downtown Kansas City, Mo. But in the last three years, two luxury apartment towers have opened, and a third is planned.
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With the bulk of the opera season being performed at the Opéra Bastille, a guided tour of the Garnier is the surest way to glimpse the lavish interior, with its famous murals by Marc Chagall that adorn the dome of the auditorium.
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Sharp guitar picking and ripples of organ adorn a traditional soul chord progression that grows in pathos and volume over the course of the song, while SZA, feeling lovelorn and dejected and desperate and defiant all at once, bellows out all her fears and desires.
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The words "GOT MILK?" adorn a big red barn on the side of Interstate 93, though the campaign the American dairy industry used to promote its product for years alongside pictures of celebrities with milk mustaches was replaced by "Milk Life" several years back.
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Electronic squeals imitating voices and a synthesizer riff doubled on guitar adorn the rigid yet slithery "Easy Tiger," while "Live in the Moment" blasts forth with splendid confidence thanks to chugging bass, a smashing organ effect, and one of the band's more rousing singalong choruses.
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To get the two crossed military swords that traditionally adorn the catafalque, the White House borrowed one from Officer Jack Cutcomb and the other from Lt. Henry Hirschy, who served as a staffer to the Naval Aide throughout the 35th president's time in office.
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The track itself is pretty special too, twinkling bell tones—not unlike the glittering sounds Eno's played with in his generative pieces over the last few years—adorn a glacially unfurling guitar drone that feels as lushly snowblind as any of Shields' best work.
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The official celebration starts at 11 on the concourse level, where Angelica Hicks will lead Art Sundae, a workshop in which young visitors will adorn wooden snowflakes with glitter, black marker and artificial gems, creating a public art project for the center's ticket booth.
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If you start Kim Severson's recipe for carnitas on Wednesday night while the soup burbles away, you'll need only crisp the pork and warm the tortillas when you get home from work on Thursday, and adorn the meat with chopped onion and cilantro to serve.
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At the same time the striations that adorn her body resemble veins and muscle fiber, exuding a sense of strength and vitality echoed in the calmness of her expression, as she maneuvers through the sea of floodwaters, determined and undeterred in her fight for survival.
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In Ghirri's images, everything has its place: the brass-coloured, anodized aluminum doors, ; a pair of plant pots arranged on either side of an entrance in the same way one would adorn the altar of a church; the artificial symmetries of trees in a garden.
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In between dinners with clients in Mumbai, showings in his private Upper East Side atelier and the dozens of weddings around the globe he attends each year, he hunts down gems like the two rare old-mine diamonds that adorn this pair of dangling earrings.
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"Like an art piece, a well-crafted rug will adorn your living space for years," says Joyce Kong, co-founder and head of products at Revival Rugs, a direct-to-consumer company offering curated collections of handmade, internationally sourced rugs sent straight to your door.
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Wispy mushrooms appear on a medicine box among other auspicious motifs like a black turtle, a lotus, and a deer; orange ones adorn a 17th-century painted fan, sprouting behind a Chinese scholar's rock and an evergreen plant, which are also symbols of good fortune.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A colony of bats, a troop of mushrooms, and a cluster of angular grasshopper legs — these are among the charming carvings of flora and fauna that typically adorn ceramics produced by Amphora, an Austrian pottery workshop founded in 1892.
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Well, you can now adorn it with another Star Wars-themed gadget: A 24-inch Toshiba TV. The company partnered up with Lucasfilm for the quirky TV, decked out with a black and white frame that sports a ton of X-wings and a Star Wars logo.
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So fret not if you, too, connect with their love of animals but missed out on Zara's millennial-baiting silky, pale pink, cat-print matching two-piece set in stores last summer, because there are plenty of luxe products to adorn yourself in later this year.
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With only £1.3 million for her budget, Crombie's job description included everything from designing the piles of beautiful cookies that adorn handcrafted side tables, to creating spaces for the film's most unsung heroes: Queen Anne's 17 pet rabbits, and her courtiers' team of competitive duck athletes.
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The time will come, the time will not be long in coming, when new ties will be formed about you — ties that will bind you yet more tenderly and strongly to the home you so adorn — the dearest ties that will ever grace and gladden you.
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The center of Caudebec-en-Caux was largely destroyed in a fire following bombing by the Nazis in 1940, but merits a visit because of the Flamboyant Gothic Notre-Dame church, built in the 15th and 16th centuries; 333 sculpted human figures adorn its western portal.
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Melville Island Journal MELVILLE ISLAND, Australia — For centuries, the ancestors of the Aborigines on this isolated island off northern Australia scraped white pigment from the cliffs above the tropical waters and used it to adorn their bodies for dances celebrating pelicans and cranes, sharks and crocodiles.
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Here the highlights are the abrasive thorns stuck in the album's side: Elysia Crampton's "Oscollo (drums only info version)," in which waves of static adorn a rumbling polyrhythmic drum pattern; or Paul's "Preservo," an electronically altered woodwind blowing joyful, defiant, dissonant harmonies in reverse over percussive clicks.
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Subscriptions go for either $8.95 per month, or $69.95 per year, and they're probably plenty to satisfy most casual art lovers who just want some recognizable or interesting works to adorn their walls, and want to be able to change that on a fairly regular basis.
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Stop in Jewels Emporium's stately white building and take a tour of the workshops, where cutters shape facets, and men at workbenches adorn gold settings with jewels, and rinse the gold dust from their hands in wash basins (the water is later sold to extraction companies).
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A takeaway bag of 40 won tons sells for $10, and even after a good sit in a freezer, their freshness asserts itself when they're cooked: delicate jellyfish-like edges adorn bellies fat with pork and chives, each holding a pert bite of shrimp like a prize.
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In New York City, 35 restaurants and bars have joined a Wildlife Conservation Society campaign called "Give a Sip," pledging to ditch plastic straws; at Instagram darling Sunday in Brooklyn in Williamsburg, where brunch is serious business, pretty floral-printed paper substitutes adorn $9 green juices instead.
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On the exterior, the colors on the clock's face will be tweaked to restore their original shading, and several of the sculptures that adorn the tower will once again represent the best and worst of human traits: pride, envy and avarice paired with compassion, generosity and humility.
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Maduro rewarded all seven officials with promotions and covered the capital in anti-sanction billboards that still adorn parts of Caracas, looming over food lines and formations of riot police The Obama administration saw how Maduro used the sanctions to his advantage and didn't issue any more.
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We might be nearing 2020, but it's like the 90s never ended: puka shells adorn the necks of cool teens yet again, sneakers are so chunky they put Baby Spice to shame, and the new Saved by the Bell is slated to hit screens next year.
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While Mr. Trump and Mr. Abe shuttled from resort to resort in the armored presidential limousine known as the Beast, the flags that normally flutter on the front and the presidential seals that usually adorn the doors were absent, an indication that these were not official stops.
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These images and accompanying video footage adorn the walls but the masks themselves are also on display, protected by glass and arranged in a manner that make them feel like exalted relics to the 'musical shaman' responsible for closing sexual orientation and racial gaps on the dance floor.
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Nearby, red ornaments adorn a small grove of Christmas trees from which the fog machine ominously puffs clouds of dissipating smoke that the adjacent neon light catches, coloring the air red and leaving behind the specific stench of fog fluid, like the residual potential energy from a party.
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It also adds to the movie's oddball bestiary: an aristocratic dowager who sleeps with her pet monkey, Satan; an ex-chief of police reduced to peddling caged birds that are carried on his back; and outsize papier-mâché swans that adorn a fantastic carousel in several key scenes.
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When he says "normal roof," he is almost certainly talking about slate, clay, or terra cotta roofing tiles, which are at the high end of the market and can cost up to 20 times as much as the dirt-cheap asphalt shingles that still adorn most American homes.
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The stress is being particularly felt here in Greene County, where coal mines have been closing for years, chewing-tobacco advertisements adorn the sides of barns, and graffiti claiming that the Environmental Protection Agency has "ruined this country" defaces the road sign at the entrance of one abandoned mine.
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While Jack toiled away in one of those rooms on a Medieval Greek manuscript that embellished on the biblical story of Adam and Eve (one of 13,000 bound manuscripts held by the library), I gazed at the Titians, Veroneses and Tintorettos that adorn the salone's walls and ceiling.
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In Touki Bouki it is the slaughtering of a cow that mirrors the main character's own struggle, and the iconic image of bull horns that adorn the front of his motorcycle, which Beyoncé and Jay-Z paid homage to in an image from promotional materials for a 2018 tour.
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A gardening spade with chains dangling from it lampooned racist terminology; bottle caps gathered from bars were used to adorn comically tall basketball hoops in a 22015 public installation called "Higher Goals"; hair swept from the floors of black barbershops became a leitmotif of many sculptures and installations.
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Innoviz CEO and co-founder noted in a press release that "companies are currently spending tens of thousands of dollars on under-performing LiDAR solutions" for testing, which is likely a dig at Velodyne, whose LiDAR units adorn Uber test vehicles and have a per-unit cost of around $70,000.
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"Yes, these forms stem from the effects of violence," Qureshi told the Metropolitan Museum in the lead-up to his 2011 Roof Garden commission, which saw him adorn the Central Park-side rooftop with the same blood-spattered finesse, delicate floral spirals exploding, in Fibonacci swirls, out of vermilion splotches.
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"For a person who knows very little if anything about the Holocaust, the message is this: Put on a striped robe, adorn yourself with a yellow six-pointed Star of David, get an all-included deal at a concentration camp, and your life will be beautiful," he said in an interview.
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I have a lot of Browns memorabilia from over the years, but for me as far as Bone Lady is concerned, my most cherished keepsake is not only my signature beehive wig, but also a pin of a picture of my beloved dog Molly that used to adorn that wig.
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The primary reason mirrors adorn the walls of so many conventional gyms is that they give users the ability to check that their bodies are moving in a such a way as to stress the muscle or muscle group they wish to target without getting fucked up in the process.
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The proposed rules changes keep pouring in: A surprising number of people (like Neil Reilly) would happily change the shape of the penalty area — "rectangular is illogical," Neil says, which is the sort of slogan that should adorn a T-shirt — and there are abundant ideas for transforming various punishments.
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Most of the windows have air tight probes or filters sticking out of them, instruments adorn the top and bottom of the plane's body and inside, most seats have been replaced by state of the art machinery designed to pick up gases from ground level up to tens of thousands of feet.
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When: Thursday, April 21960, 250–83pm Where: Craft & Folk Art Museum (28 Wilshire Boulevard, Mid-Wilshire, Los Angeles) From images of buxom temptresses that adorn the walls of dimly lit bars to majestic portraits of late-period Elvis, black velvet paintings hold a special place in the culture of kitsch and camp.
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The signature lightning-bolt associated with Bowie's 1973 classic Aladdin Sane may adorn the cover of Shock and Awe, but Reynolds displays characteristic zest not only in looking into the musical storm that swirled around that bolt, but also the indelible mark it left after giving popular culture a much-needed zap.
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Here's one way to create a sure-to-sell craft beer: Adorn it with a label picturing President Trump as a nasty mariachi, wearing a too-tight, bedazzled suit, a tie in the colors of the Mexican flag, a big hat emblazoned with the words "Fuck You," and a swastika belt buckle.
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They range from simple paper cutout versions of the red flower that grew amid the mud and chaos of the World War I battlefields in northern France to bejeweled and silk versions with hefty prices that appear on the pages of glossy magazines or adorn celebrities during the fall awards show season.
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Despite the fact that all of the 18-year-olds I know (and I have one myself, and hence am exposed to many) seem to adorn themselves only in leggings, plaid shirts, cropped T-shirts and very brief shorts, so I am not exactly convinced that's the equality anyone should be going for.
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Phillip and Patricia Frost, whose wealth comes mainly from pharmaceuticals and whose names already adorn buildings at the University of Miami and Florida International University, initially gave $35 million toward the science museum and converted a loan guarantee for $10 million to a gift in 2015 when the project's finances went awry.
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While the brand's Heart Tag Charm Bracelet, first released in 1969, was a staple in teen girl jewelry, Tiffany & Co.'s newest iteration of the product takes that concept and turns it up to eleven, or rather, 23, since that's how many heart charms adorn the chain of this dream of a birthday gift.
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Framed photos of Ivanka adorn the walls: There's one where's she's sitting at a desk with her son; in another she is alone looking contemplative and steely, her legs up on a conference table; then one that came from a magazine shoot, Ivanka on a ladder overlooking the city dressed up in red gown.
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A 12% tax on sanitary pads is an improvement from the earlier proposal of 18%, but comes as a shock since sindoor-- the red powder applied to a married Hindu woman's scalp, bangles and bindis (the dot motif used to adorn a woman's forehead) -- has been bracketed as "essential" and therefore exempt from tax.
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Rock's photos adorn the covers of Iggy and the Stooges' Raw Power and Queen's Queen II, and he was there when the glam scene that he'd shot in such ecstasy started to harden and debase itself, as well as when Motley Crue signalled their own turn from underground sex clubs to coke-fueled strip joints.
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In the lot, there's a van bearing super middleweight champ Andre Ward's name and likeness, which promotes the fight he just won days earlier in Oracle Arena (home of the Golden State Warriors, whose colors adorn the heavy bags Ward used in training; Khan has replaced them with bags the color of the Pakistani flag).
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The decapitated Xing Tian isn't especially cuddlesome — in Hodgson's rendering, the displaced facial features that now adorn its belly include fangs and a unibrow — but only the hardest heart wouldn't have a soft spot for the book's featured ghost, which resembles Robert Redford in his Jeremiah Johnson period (if Jeremiah Johnson had a humpback).
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"I think we have got a really clear vision for Brexit, a plan, as Boris says, is oven ready, ready to go, and I think people will vote for that," said Kieran Mullan, the Conservative candidate in the campaign room at the Conservative club where pictures of war-time leader Winston Churchill adorn the walls.
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And on the concourse, in a nod to Katsushika Hokusai's well-known depiction of travelers battling a gust, Ms. Sze (pronounced Zee) has used blue and white in an almost minimalist fashion to adorn the walls with images of blowing paper — dense at the station's north end and sparser moving south, as a directional aid.
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"I think we have got a really clear vision for Brexit, a plan, as Boris says, is oven ready, ready to go, and I think people will vote for that," said Kieran Mullan, the Conservative candidate in the campaign room at the Conservative club where pictures of war-time leader Winston Churchill adorn the walls.
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Speaking of presser feet, in addition to a general-purpose foot, the Singer Professional 5 14T968DC Serger comes with six extra presser feet: elastic (to add elastic to delicate fabric), beading/sequin (to adorn garments or home decor), shirring (to gather fabric and attach it to a flat piece simultaneously), blind hem, cording, and taping.
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The room I'm in is an anechoic chamber, which is a scientifically silent place: fiberglass wedges adorn every inch of the walls like spikes, a raised mesh floor with a single lethal injection-looking chair sits in the middle of the room, and beneath that is a ball pit-like drop into more wedges.
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Not only does she have an entire wall dedicated to her wigs and dress in clothes that would turn heads even on a New York City runway (there's no tiny hat, puffy headpiece, nor black-and-white patterned outfit she won't over-adorn with clashing yet tasteful jewelry), but she has the most untraceable accent you could think of.
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The figure's existence is given credence and his image is augmented by the artist's highly tactile anti-aesthetic mode of using cardboard often collected by the homeless, black garbage bags used to wrap forsaken dead bodies in the Bahamas, yellow "caution" tape, rope, spray paint, and cut canvas to form the backdrop and adorn the figure.
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The guests — which also included Lamar Odom, Usain Bolt and Odell Beckham Jr. — channelled their inner child with sports-themed arcade games and a basketball photo booth, while sipping from red hard plastic cups that read "Aubrey's Re- Bar- Mitzvah" and chowing down on pizza from "Papi's Pizzeria" served in pizza boxes adorn with Drake's photo on top.
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Artists have traditionally used stained glass to adorn the windows of churches and other religious sites for thousands of years, but you definitely don't need to be a regular churchgoer to appreciate the beauty of the multicolored shadows each fragment of glass casts when the sun shines through — or to replicate the watercolor-like vision on your hair.
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Throughout his life, though, he kept up the habit of assembling scrapbooks and murals, some of them considerable in size, style, and prolixity, from images cut out of newspapers and magazines—examples of these adorn the endpapers of Spurling's biography—which might be speeded-up, manic versions of Poussin's masterpiece A Dance to the Music of Time.
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After commissioning architects to design the monumental edifices in which their teams play — stadiums, arguably, are the new cathedrals, with throngs of ardent worshippers in ceremonial garb rushing to pay penance and offer praise to their individual and collective heroes — sports franchise owners are choosing to adorn these arenas with further evidence of patronage: art collections.
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At its best, Stranger Things exists in the center section of the three-circle Venn diagram that connects the respective 1980s films of Steven Spielberg, Stephen King, and John Carpenter — at least to the degree that Stranger Things' title font is exactly the same as the one that used to adorn the covers of King's books.
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That the president and his team chose this image of benign cheer to adorn government offices across the country and to represent his administration is pretty striking, not simply because it seems to suggest "Hey, I'm enjoying this gig" or because it is counter to so much of Mr. Trump's usual threatening, fight-picking, wall-building posturing.
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At Poco Loco, a favorite with the young, adrenaline-seeking crowd, place your order at the bar (in English, if you like; there's a good chance your waiter hails from Britain) then head to the small seating area upstairs to find a spot among the kitschy diner posters, Christmas lights and empty soda cans that adorn the walls.
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