Aesthetics in literature are important, but literature as aesthetics makes me nervous.
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I can hardly avoid mentioning that Joachim Pissarro and I have just published a book, Aesthetics of the Margins / The Margins of Aesthetics: Wild Art Explained, which offers a very different Kantian aesthetics.
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The essays in Aesthetics Equals Politics make the case for a reignited understanding of aesthetics—one that casts aesthetics not as illusory, subjective, or superficial, but as a more encompassing framework for human activity.
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The aesthetics of a lot of the FX shots didn't really match the aesthetics of the rest of the movie.
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What about these past aesthetics are you drawn to, and are there present-day aesthetics you tend to stray away from?
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"It was sort of an attempt to voyage from early Scritti Politti aesthetics to mid-to-late Scritti Politti aesthetics," Stephen tells me.
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BS: Speaking of aesthetics, Liberate Tate has so convincingly adopted the aesthetics of Tate and, in some cases, BP, in its performances and actions.
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The original motivation of building personalized aesthetics is rooted in it, since aesthetics is subjective, it is core to understand the user's motive and inner thoughts.
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Look, if it's aesthetics, I'm going to go to the king of aesthetics, a stock owned by my charitable trust – you can follow along at ActionAlertsPlus.
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I like pleasant things, but at the same time, you need to have a tension when you're dealing with aesthetics, because aesthetics is also politics and ethics.
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What makes Wilde camp, or perhaps more properly, a connoisseur of camp, is that he processed nearly everything on the level of aesthetics — and all aesthetics are based in artifice.
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There are better reasons to avoid stress than pure aesthetics.
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While the aesthetics change, one element stays the same: power.
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Speaking of interesting aesthetics, West is sporting a new look.
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It can also recognize the potential aesthetics of a photograph.
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It does not address the aesthetics of the Mexican side.
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Beyond aesthetics, the lower price means cutting some other corners.
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Aesthetics aside, its structural integrity is what makes it awesome.
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It has some obvious aesthetics in common with that film.
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I preferred the PaMu Slide case, simply for its aesthetics.
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Thankfully, there were other and stranger aesthetics on proud display.
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In Stanislavsky's conception of theatre, aesthetics and ethics are inseparable.
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Aesthetics aside, the real changes begin with the home button.
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Why did you decide to make medical aesthetics your career?
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Women asked for bras that create support without sacrificing aesthetics.
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Writers, especially in art, tend to choose politics or aesthetics.
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Or maybe your decision will come down to simple aesthetics.
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This is one of the basic arguments of modernist aesthetics.
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His aesthetics worked towards democratizing art for a larger audience.
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Naturally, concepts referring to aesthetics offer the most natural pairings.
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Mr Marber's striking, minimalist eye foregrounded contemporary British design aesthetics.
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The aesthetics came second, and feeling whole inside came first.
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Nor is he worried about the problems of duplicating aesthetics.
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But the fourth smokestack served no purpose, other than aesthetics.
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That desire for color and craftsmanship intersects with jewelry aesthetics.
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It's an album defined by feeling, by aesthetics, by sensation.
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This is capitalist aesthetics in a nutshell — everything is disposable.
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No, this is about pure aesthetics and degree of difficulty.
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Michelle Williams, Louis Vuitton and the aesthetics of brand synergy.
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Average Warhol aesthetics have become anesthetic to an Olympian degree.
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To this end, an aesthetics of resistance has been cultivated.
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" As Ms. Shadbolt put it, "We prize flavor over aesthetics.
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The chapters vary in length and tone, aesthetics and punchlines.
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There were also sandwiches that matched the tea party's aesthetics ...
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At the time, I deprecated the event for politicizing aesthetics.
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It's possible to balance diversity with legibility, ecology with aesthetics.
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She's also a huge advocate for not focusing on aesthetics.
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Or it could lead to just issues with your aesthetics.
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Nick in Little Rock: Deveining is for aesthetics, not hygiene.
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And they also are focusing on what they call aesthetics.
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He's someone who's drawn to the aesthetics and the discipline.
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I became fascinated with Chinese aesthetics, just those extraordinary rooves.
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As you know, [at] Tesla we're super sensitive to aesthetics.
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It's a device that combines great aesthetics with strong performance.
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We learned that animals may make choices based on aesthetics.
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How do we tread the line between aesthetics and ideology?
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"Aesthetics are a channel but they're not the end result."
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The aesthetics of Trumpism are camp in its lowest sense.
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Will Altmejd's ideas and aesthetics manifest in the upcoming tour?
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About the MA Aesthetics and Politics Program For more information on the MA Aesthetics and Politics Program, including how to apply for Fall 2018 admission to its new 2-year model, go to aestheticsandpolitics.calarts.
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In two recent books, Wild Art (2013) and Aesthetics of the Margins/ The Margins of Aesthetics: Wild Art Explained (2018) Joachim Pissarro and I have been concerned with tracing the boundaries of the art world.
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They were judged on completeness, layout, 3D-printing viability and aesthetics.
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The Bolt differs mightily from the Ryno in its aesthetics, though.
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Our personal aesthetics are the same — our styles don't require much.
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Another consumer trend is the growing importance of aesthetics to customers.
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Mixed in with all of that is the aesthetics of Romanticism.
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And does this show's aesthetics have to look exactly like Riverdale?
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A logical extension of the aesthetics and vibe of the original.
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It's a question whose implications extend beyond the realm of aesthetics.
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Over the years, I've often reread Hegel's great lectures on aesthetics.
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You draw freely from both Western iconography and Middle Eastern aesthetics.
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Capitalizing on the aesthetics of a historically oppressed people isn't cute.
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It immediately draws you in with its trippy late '70s aesthetics.
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Ariel Winter and Kylie Jenner have two very similar style aesthetics.
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But that's not to say that aesthetics fall to the wayside.
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Dermatologist Heidi Waldorf, MD, of Waldorf Dermatology Aesthetics, says the same.
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Can a machine learn aesthetics in a way a human would?
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Beyond the aesthetics, the kickstand on the back is a pain.
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I can only think of three reasons: aesthetics, software and pricing.
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The aesthetics so fully support an equally slimy sense of morality.
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Check out the See Details Homes are all about aesthetics, right?
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Looking at them now proves how much internet aesthetics have changed.
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But to be fair, this also isn't a competition over aesthetics.
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Total medical aesthetics revenue rose to $643.9 million from $419.8 million.
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It is also the aesthetics that presides over our public lives.
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As for the aesthetics, Thomm explores ideas of subconscious and surrealism.
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Urban data centre designers must also consider aesthetics, according to Quinn.
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Yes. But its usefulness triumphs its lack of millennial-approved aesthetics.
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It certainly ticks all the checkboxes for aggressive and muscular aesthetics.
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This is a problem that goes well beyond aesthetics and comfort.
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In addition to their aesthetics, the shoes are highly eco-friendly.
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Aesthetics, contrary to modern myth, are not a frivolity or indulgence.
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The chill, indie-happy aesthetics are nice, particularly the sound design.
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They want to have a more premium design with better aesthetics.
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The company had previously identified aesthetics as a promising growth market.
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"They all came with their different aesthetics and cultures," she recalled.
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On the fly, meanwhile, Shore absorbed Pop, minimalist, and conceptualist aesthetics.
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We can also recover the ancient aesthetics and correct an untruth.
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Affection for Armstrong aside, Shriver wasn't about to extol the aesthetics.
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I'm always drawn to striking that balance between aesthetics and functionality.
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The show has basic aesthetics: close-ups, pop ballads, nothing fancy.
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These aesthetics are vital to maintaining public support for the system.
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They're more interested in mining the myth and aesthetics of it.
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"What can you learn about Trump from Trump's aesthetics?" she asked.
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"I know that Trump doesn't know anything about aesthetics," she said.
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Historically, face tattoos have been rooted in more than just aesthetics.
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It allows for privacy, but also prioritizes space efficiency over aesthetics.
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Siesta Key resurrects Laguna Beach's aesthetics, but it misses its heart.
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For some people, aesthetics alone are enough to fear gum recession.
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Dr. Smigel founded the American Society for Dental Aesthetics in 1977.
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Like many other Taylor creations, it was a lesson in aesthetics.
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Stories had already shifted the focus from pure aesthetics to narrative.
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It is the iron undergirding of morality, aesthetics and practical philosophy.
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The photos' prettiness becomes pathological — diplomacy distilled to its empty aesthetics.
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If we're talking aesthetics, I think the answer must be no.
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What do people get out of adopting aesthetics from other cultures?
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When it comes to aesthetics, most beetles aren't exactly worship-worthy.
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What if we stopped prioritizing pleasing aesthetics above so much else?
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For the Fraxel, I go to Cosmetique Aesthetics in Culver City.
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In 2019, leather and kink aesthetics are everywhere—but they're evolving.
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Some cities just speak to our specific aesthetics better than others.
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One makes video game art; another studies the aesthetics of pornography.
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He says it was incredibly hard to balance aesthetics and function.
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Stay tuned for more updates on events, aesthetics, and install progress!
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Some people might not enjoy the aesthetics of a modernist villa.
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His vicious regime had been hostile to avant-garde movie aesthetics.
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In everything I do, the aesthetics are driven by the emotion.
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"I realized that I was very conscious of aesthetics," he says.
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It's a harmonized amalgam of aesthetics, ergonomics, and surprisingly good sound.
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Let's set aside the obvious comparisons, though, and talk about aesthetics.
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Traditional French aesthetics do not allow wristwatches at night, she said.
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To say the two aesthetics clash would be a vast understatement.
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The Stuey Kubrick directed video features VHS aesthetics and Pop-Tarts.
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Some of it was for medical purposes, other times for aesthetics.
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It's work that really hits all the marks: aesthetics, politics, identity.
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Yes, aesthetics are the ultimate goal, but unhappy people aren't fun.
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Despite their disparate aesthetics, they work surprisingly well as a whole.
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He despised the trivialization and disregard of Eastern aesthetics and materials.
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You cannot say you have the truth in aesthetics all the time.
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When they didn't agree on design aesthetics, she says they found compromise.
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The inks are manufactured by Scalp Aesthetics, Dynamic Color and Color Art.
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Yet do their forays into the foreign contradict an aesthetics of home?
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Her work traces the evolving history of African American aesthetics since colonialism.
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We're certainly interested in the aesthetics and the ritualistic spirit of occultists.
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The only catch: True to loft aesthetics, the bedrooms don't have doors.
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"Experiences, amenities, aesthetics — that is important to a certain point," Whelan said.
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It's sleek and a perfect blend of class and 80s retro-aesthetics.
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The contemporary feel of the library will not be limited to aesthetics.
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But that's because they have two different sartorial aesthetics, according to Gigi.
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People don't care much about the aesthetics; they care about the content.
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The other new faces are less about efficiency, and more about aesthetics.
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These TVs are just as much about aesthetics as they are function.
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Once I start moving into pre-production, I care about the aesthetics.
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It's not about how delicious cheese can be — it's all about aesthetics.
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Interestingly, the cool shape of the Dream Pops isn't just for aesthetics.
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Individuals, images, and aesthetics become landmarks for self-identification and self-esteem.
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Aesthetics are another consideration when it comes to thermal performance and design.
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Sexism in TV news hinges on two big traits — aesthetics and power.
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But rapping isn't just a question of innovative aesthetics for Princess Nokia.
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I would say flavor outweighs visual aesthetics when it comes to food.
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The games span genres, aesthetics, price ranges, and even physical comfort levels.
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I told myself that this ass-periment was about health, not aesthetics.
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In practice, their struggles are as similar as their aesthetics are different.
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The stickers aren't just for aesthetics — they also act as visual hashtags.
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Your aesthetics are opposed, and yet there are so many underlying similarities.
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"Our involvement has nothing to do with aesthetics or taste," he said.
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Its aesthetics were more conventional, its narrative less of a puzzle box.
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Nail art is often cast as fun, frivolous, and purely for aesthetics.
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Then we look at selection, which has everything to do with aesthetics.
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Most importantly, though, cuteness and kindness are actually radical behaviors and aesthetics.
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The aesthetics of this group and the fonts they use, I like.
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The aesthetics, vibes, and culture of the neighborhood was integral to production.
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This style meant to emphasize function, rather than in-your-face aesthetics.
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Starboy's aesthetics, for example, have resembled Twin Shadow more than Bryson Tiller.
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" She continued, "We are deeply, deeply rooted in intersectional and disability aesthetics.
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So what, then is the relationship between aesthetics and politics in cyberpunk?
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Do you think the aesthetics of Nazi Germany lend themselves to comics?
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The concept was so different because it wasn't based purely on aesthetics.
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To mix politics with aesthetics was to place himself outside that world.
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They go super close to fascist aesthetics with trumpets and people marching.
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As such, the politics of aesthetics was a core topic of discussion.
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She represents the aesthetics of classical ballet, which right now are Eurocentric.
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Darwin did not think it was necessary to link aesthetics and survival.
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Starting in silence, "Untitled" feels at first like a clash of aesthetics.
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Ms. Shestakovskaia isn't alone in pushing back against the prevailing tidy aesthetics.
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They need to acknowledge the often conflicted relationship between aesthetics and ethics.
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It was less about aesthetics than 'How can we make it work?
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This transit intensifies our attitude towards ideas surrounding abundance, love and aesthetics.
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There is Scuderia, where the aesthetics are inspired by Ferrari's racing history.
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For many Jews and non-Jews alike, the aesthetics are often delightful.
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The aesthetics involve something that would seem odd in other sports: gelatin.
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Saarinen's ever-morphing handwriting recalls the shifting aesthetics of his architectural designs.
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You get a lot of capitalist deforming aesthetics in the art world.
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Other times it's more the aesthetics of the film that is important.
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Creating an assemblage of aesthetics, there is an underlying thread of contemporary surrealism.
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The architects say they were inspired by the aesthetics of a roller coaster.
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Many of Daft Punk's aesthetics merged with the Weeknd for their collaborative performance.
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New Order, Kraftwerk, and many others traced an enduring fascination with fascist aesthetics.
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Its combination of old and new aesthetics makes its distinctive from its progenitor.
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We could follow their flights, predict their next steps, and channel their aesthetics.
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Once you get past the aesthetics, Reddit will prove itself a powerful tool.
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The series is a haunting documentation of death's relationship to class and aesthetics.
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Our aesthetics aligned perfectly so I knew it would be a dream collaboration.
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Scream Queen features artists who employ horror tropes or aesthetics to explore queerness.
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In other words, perhaps new aesthetics can help us imagine a different future.
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Reynders also takes a lot of pride in the aesthetics of her artifacts.
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No phone at MWC combined basics and aesthetics better than the Punkt MP02.
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These include: Alma Lasers, BTL Aesthetics, BTL Industries, Cynosure, InMode, Sciton, and Thermigen.
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"My only intention was to capture the aesthetics of Tagore's poems," he said.
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Still, there's some resistance from cities worried about aesthetics, cost and equitable coverage.
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" T: "I think it was kind of keeping it simple than aesthetics, mainly.
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I firmly believe that cheap does not have to mean chunky monkey aesthetics.
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Even more telling than their pink-tinged aesthetics are their captions about depression.
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But then, we also started playing off the bizarreness and aesthetics of it.
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Its aesthetics — the overabundance and reliance on tits and violence — aren't for everyone.
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Finally, the aesthetics can start to grapple with that new sense of freedom.
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Aesthetics aside, the keyboard as a whole is a joy to type on.
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Design and aesthetics have long fallen by the wayside in modern cellphone manufacturing.
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Her paintings are defined by their particular combination of western and eastern aesthetics.
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Skin grafts are painful and produce terrible aesthetics; hydrotherapy solutions offer limited results.
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Aesthetics, design, and beauty in life are things that you notice and appreciate.
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The result is a game that makes aesthetics as important as high scores.
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The builders paid attention to aesthetics in their bid to win lucrative contracts.
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So when you're shopping for one, you're not just solely concerned about aesthetics.
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Aesthetics weren't such a priority when server farms were, well, literally on farms.
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He said when something causes you to suck in your breath, that's aesthetics.
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The Santa Clarita Diet star says that she didn't do it for aesthetics.
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It is capable of amazing things, and it has more value than aesthetics.
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And speakers, well, who needs speakers when you have aesthetics to worry about?
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The phone's aesthetics didn't impress me, but its under-the-hood performance did.
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At the time, I thought aesthetics alone determined my future as a female.
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Sweet Handkraft's fresh flavors and fun aesthetics have wowed locals and visitors alike.
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When we should have been celebrating athletics, we were more concerned about aesthetics.
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"I try to hit all the aesthetics, all the price points," she said.
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Americans might be forgiven for their surprise at Trump's new interest in aesthetics.
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I hope you enjoyed it and learned something about aesthetics in the process.
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You can find more about the project, including the book Synthetic Aesthetics, here.
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These designers prefer big, loud, strange furnishings, and their aesthetics are catching on.
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The aesthetics support this: Dishonored has always presented a dark, dingy, nasty world.
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That postmodernist, Marxist framework remains the dominant method of dissecting subcultural aesthetics today.
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Such an imbalance is as antithetical to aesthetics as it is to history.
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Contemporary aesthetics favor formal qualities and conceptual rigor, but what about use value?
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The Disaster Artist isn't designed or told with the aesthetics of The Room.
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His impact, which went beyond mere aesthetics, lingers, Ms. Falke said by email.
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"Claws" has a soft spot for seediness, for garish aesthetics and clackety shoes.
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But those were moments that reset aesthetics, notions of luxury and beauty ideals.
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She wrote extensively about modernist aesthetics and also about Proust, Flaubert and Joyce.
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A dramatic post-motherhood haircut can be about so much more than aesthetics.
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But you can't just graft European and American aesthetics onto Chinese art history.
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"Aesthetics throughout the Western tradition is very much tied to vision," he explained.
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But this development is less about aesthetics than behavior and points of view.
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At times, however, the music reveals gaps between Aristotle's strictures and modern aesthetics.
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LOS ANGELES — Aesthetics are supposed to matter when it comes to U.C.L.A. basketball.
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"The first Light Phone put aesthetics over literally everything," Hollier later told me.
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What are some of the other aesthetics we can hear on Under Frustration?
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They liked the aesthetics of Henley on Hudson, about a half-mile south.
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They were trying to negotiate their relationship to race, Civil Rights, and aesthetics.
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We felt like aesthetics played a role in helping people build healthy habits.
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Leslie Kirchhoff is not the first person to value the aesthetics of ice.
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Instead, opera — and especially classical opera — is about aesthetics and pure, throbbing emotion.
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It's work that pays testament to the somewhat forgotten aesthetics of online life.
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The relationship between politics and aesthetics has long been a preoccupation for poets.
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In two recent books, Wild Art (2013) and Aesthetics of the Margins/ The Margins of Aesthetics: Wild Art Explained (2018), we have traced the distinction between what we dub "wild art" — art from outside the art world — and art world art.
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Consider the aesthetics of the headgear, which could be off-putting to everyday consumers.
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During the design process, aesthetics were a crucial consideration for the Under Armour team.
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There's an array of unique hanging planters out there for all types of aesthetics.
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Dyas says the goal was to pull in different aesthetics from around the world.
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Aesthetics aside, will it even fit in the space where I want it to?
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Personality differencesWomen, on average, have more:Openness directed towards feelings and aesthetics rather than ideas.
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Together, I think they show very well what my sense of aesthetics looks like.
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Sehgal's halqai successfully wrestled reciprocity and participatory interactionist aesthetics away from contemporary selfie culture.
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How important are aesthetics when trying to get people to go for faux shrimp?
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Centurión's textile works engaged with folk art and queer aesthetics in 1990s South America.
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Rugged exterior, covered ports, bulky plastic design clearly meant more for durability than aesthetics.
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Present day [aesthetics] I try to stay away from is things being too overproduced.
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Aesthetics aside, it sounds like a good computer in a decently small form factor.
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Some regard all that aesthetics-can-save-your-soul mumbo jumbo as sentimental claptrap.
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Aesthetics: "Rachel, Jack and Ashley Too" is one of Black Mirror's more nondescript episodes.
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Bay Area-based startup Otto believes the issue is due, in part, to aesthetics.
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Touch lets you make sleeker headphones, but aesthetics shouldn't cost us ease of use.
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At the nine-room boutique Kimamaya in Hirafu, European alpine design meets Japanese aesthetics.
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Ahead, Dania and Hannah, aka Twitter's Astro Bebs define the aesthetics of the Zodiac.
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To stand out from the crowd, Hive is leaning on its aesthetics and design.
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Producing poetry for social media demands an emphasis on aesthetics as much as words.
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But for the private page there's a clear argument for utility to trump aesthetics.
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Luini was an artist who valued painting for whatever aesthetics his specific audience wanted.
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The building follows Apple's aesthetics with giant glass panels, minimalistic lines and geometrical shapes.
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McChesney believes that through aesthetics, women's pottery can influence and transform space and relationships.
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This is sort of what we started the whole conversation with, is visual aesthetics.
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Together, the diminutive flora and fairy tale aesthetics of these places inspired their name.
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The aesthetics of the game, how it plays, the emotional tone that we're after.
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His drawings lean toward Punk aesthetics, and explore themes of decay, sickness, and addiction.
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Yet the Omnicharge's functionality more than makes up for what it lacks in aesthetics.
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Shading your face is important, of course, but you shouldn't have to sacrifice aesthetics.
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Like other cyberpunk dystopias, 20493 heavily relies on Asian aesthetics to indicate the future.
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Katende said he likes their "old school style" and its all about the aesthetics.
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While, for those into Apple aesthetics, dongles are of course 100 percent pure eyesore.
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Aggretsuko takes this mashup of kawaii aesthetics and clashing plot lines one step further.
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This sort of distinction doesn't just happen in aesthetics, but in life in general.
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I think resisting essentialism when it comes to black aesthetics is very important, period.
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So you can stop worrying about your purchase's ethics and just enjoy its aesthetics.
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VSCO girls are social media-savvy teen girls with cultivated aesthetics and social awareness.
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Doctors often credit Botox, the muscle-relaxing neurotoxin, as the facial aesthetics game-changer.
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"Instead they will converge towards the user friendliness, extensibility, and aesthetics of body decorations."
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"But for other men it's just more about the aesthetics of it," he continued.
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What do you look for in terms of aesthetics when curating the label's releases?
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When I go to restaurants and see them emulate that, it's just empty aesthetics.
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We just wanted good sound; we didn't know about style or aesthetics at all.
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I don't think these are avant garde changes that provide a shock to aesthetics.
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And what could be more typical of Symbolist aesthetics than the poetry of moonlight?
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And that conservative approach has as much to with musical aesthetics as market forces.
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I appreciate the aesthetics of Soviet architecture—it should be preserved rather than replaced.
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Sometimes, we call games "trippy," or "psychedelic," meaning they have colorful, weird, fanciful aesthetics.
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These single-strap bags all get improved aesthetics, as well as weight savings vs.
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Costa Rica has instilled the simplest of strategies and makes no apologies for aesthetics.
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PROTEST: The Aesthetics of Resistance Edited by Basil Rogger, Jonas Vögeli and Ruedi Widmer.
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The city's emerging musicians represent a collage of perspectives, aesthetics and reasons for being.
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But you do care about quality, versatility, and aesthetics, which is where Snowe excels.
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People tend to start buying less and buying better, bringing ethics and aesthetics together.
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"Teens can be really forward-thinking when it comes to drag aesthetics," Sasha said.
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As you start doing that, instinct takes over, the mechanics meld with the aesthetics.
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Dark Water's aesthetics feel miscellaneous and depict a humanist, romantic idea of the cyborg.
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The homes are lit with a spotlight, recalling the spectacle aesthetics of crime shows.
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First of all, it's an area where ethics and aesthetics and science come together.
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She has a definite personality, a strong sense of aesthetics and a defined path.
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But in Cruise's case, the problem isn't so much the relationship as the aesthetics.
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Today, designers use archival styles to anchor their individual aesthetics to a brand's past.
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The deliberately hyperfeminine aesthetics are constructed precisely to mask the authoritarianism of their ideology.
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If you like plucky and articulate heroines, sepia-seeped aesthetics and folklore, try this.
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The decision was made "strictly on the aesthetics of a great artist," he said.
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Coates thinks of the aesthetics of his sentences as being inseparable from their content.
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To lean on an old binary, activism and aesthetics can make for uneasy bedfellows.
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Many of these rooms, like the Jackie Gaughan suite, have exceptional histories or aesthetics.
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It is a simulation, adopting the aesthetics of intellectual exchange without exchanging any intellect.
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Addiction, like the kitchen, was a marginal subculture with its own rules and aesthetics.
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And brands including Vetements and Balenciaga have absorbed merch aesthetics into meta-referential clothing.
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"I'm not a big fan of the spoiler, the aesthetics of it," Earnhardt said.
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"Roller-skating is now transportation plus meditation plus aesthetics," a skater told The Times.
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Luckily, according to Mr. López Alonso, most of the owners appreciate contemporary architectural aesthetics.
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In Left 4 Dead, the characters are mostly distinguished from one another via aesthetics.
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It combines quality engineering, technology, and aesthetics to redefine what's possible for aerial photography.
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" Writing well is not a mere matter of aesthetics; it is a "moral issue.
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This is a huge step for me, sacrificing the aesthetics of my baked creations.
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Such similarities raise questions: Can the aesthetics of prison art be identified or defined?
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Normcore influenced design more broadly, shaping the aesthetics of companies like Everlane and Uniqlo.
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We are currently living in a society that is so focused on outwards aesthetics.
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Mainstream country music is looking to hip-hop to reinvent its sound and aesthetics.
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He likes the aesthetics, which remind him of the 22009s when he was young.
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But Saccone's quandary is not just about aesthetics, resumes, or even the Trump presidency.
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Nathan Lyons worked outside mainstream aesthetics, eschewing pomposity, while capturing wonderment amid everyday banality.
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And it's a museum that privileges truth-telling, messy facts over clean-cut aesthetics.
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To have them potentially not fit the aesthetics of the wedding gave me anxiety.
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His latest book, Emergency Aesthetics: Only Art Can Save Us is forthcoming in 2016.
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The assertion "they're good dogs Brent" was never about aesthetics, or even about dogs.
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That's when the politics of aesthetics [comes in]; it's not in the protest lyrics.
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Note: The quotation by Hegel comes from his Aesthetics: Lectures on Fine Art, trans.
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On the other hand, it's hard to argue with any Smart Battery Case aesthetics criticism.
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Yet the MareNostrum rightly became known for its aesthetics as much as its computing power.
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Your personal decor aesthetic can blend with kids aesthetic which then create its own aesthetics.
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In the world of GIFs, aesthetics can get weird and surprise viewers with strange formats.
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It's purely for aesthetics, though — there aren't any parts that make the cars go faster.
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The plush rug, which is as much for practical purposes as it is for aesthetics.
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However, in terms of style, his paintings parallel the crossbred aesthetics that shaped his poetry.
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Our languages, verbal and non-verbal, our aesthetics, our ways are our living cultural inheritance.
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It's inspired by vaporwave culture, a sub-genre driven by audio, aesthetics, fashion, and technology.
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In Western countries, "we currently have super minimalistic aesthetics," says Zaza Zuilhof, Tellart's lead designer.
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They're a mix between various recognizable Stark designs but with Black Panther aesthetics thrown in.
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Indeed, the similarities go beyond their shared love for messy hair and vaguely goth aesthetics.
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It was all about aesthetics and great cinematography in ultra high definition for this one.
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And if we're talking aesthetics — and who isn't when it comes to $300 high heels?
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The exhibition makes this distinction clearly, dividing the two aesthetics of chaekgeori into separate sections.
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Questionable aesthetics aside, I have some serious concerns about how this could even functionally work.
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Ms Thom's production bears the hallmarks of an ethos known as the "aesthetics of access".
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Usually, this means crafting decorations or pieces of furniture in line with their preferred aesthetics.
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The emphasis on dog aesthetics increased uniformity within breeds, as well as differentiation between them.
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The album is equal parts virtuosic flow, biting humor, ultra-cool aesthetics, and groundbreaking musicianship.
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Though highly contemporary, Kurata's work is firmly rooted in traditional Japanese aesthetics, values, and history.
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It's a performer, but also a looker that presents traditional Lexus aesthetics in strong proportions.
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Yet two other monuments — also supported in part by KORO — traffic in less dramatic aesthetics.
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This isn't the first time a game developer has copied Overwatch's aesthetics and gameplay approaches.
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These cultural aesthetics imprinted upon game developers' simulations of reality, creating the gritty military shooter.
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"I think I've always carried a bit of LA and LA aesthetics," she told me.
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Wang pushes his students to think about aesthetics, even when the results are sometimes bizarre.
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Digital connectivity means that consumers have a boundless choice of aesthetics from which to choose.
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High-tech solutions have been proposed, but Edgy & Cheesy's solution is particularly appealing to aesthetics.
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At the heart of the Bible Club team's devotion to aesthetics is the guest experience.
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The so-called Square Mile harbors many elegant properties boasting stunning aesthetics and captivating histories.
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Their foodie-ism was the worst kind, all about visual aesthetics, immediate gratification — and bargains.
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The backgrounder went on to list three factors affecting the aesthetics of water in Flint.
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Although I think Roxy Music's music was rampantly heterosexual, gay culture definitely informed their aesthetics.
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The last time there was such a jump in smartphone aesthetics was the iPhone 4.
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And in a nod to Instagram aesthetics, the Norfolk Hotel serves theirs in vintage cans.
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"We're seeing more young people enter the medical aesthetics [space]," Saunders told Cramer on Tuesday.
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In terms of both aesthetics and atmosphere, the two bashes couldn't have been more different.
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All of these artists at least felt like their work responded in terms of aesthetics.
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Though this might have discouraged other artists, White doubled down on his motivations and aesthetics.
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Initially, it would be easy to think that Collins and Cardi's aesthetics are somewhat incongruous.
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With digital, it's easy to flip through different visual aesthetics and find one we like.
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But beyond aesthetics, the characters, too, were a pleasant development from the original Blade Runner.
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It suggests that visual aesthetics are the primary concern in a woman's wheelhouse of worries.
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"She's got a great face," Trump, who is obsessed with aesthetics, once remarked of Sanders.
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"Fitness is not about aesthetics, fitness is about your health," the American trainer told INSIDER.
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Allergan's aesthetics products and eye care and other medicines could help AbbVie shore up revenue.
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Cinematographers are invisible artists, perhaps especially in documentaries, which often emphasize content over visual aesthetics.
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It incarnates a victory of 'style' over 'content,' 'aesthetics' over 'morality,' of irony over tragedy.
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When purchasing plants for your office, take into consideration the aesthetics and ease of care.
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Mr. McClatchy's book leans mightily on quotations about art and aesthetics; it's a poet's book.
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Color and form are everything, and they make us to ask serious questions of aesthetics.
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As Musgraves proves on Golden Hour, country music and pop aesthetics are far from incompatible.
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I love the original, so I was pretty familiar with the aesthetics of it all.
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I wondered, could Sehgal's art point to nonlinear aesthetics in an age of nonlinear war?
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Halloween frights, adolescent horrors, and queer aesthetics will merge in this theatrical and supernatural space.
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In these early cyberpunk works, the aesthetics aren't just wallpaper, they're often doing the work.
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His letters often address methodology and aesthetics; they leave matters of interpretation to the listener.
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Nothing is as important as bedroom #aesthetics, especially when sleepovers happen on a weekly basis.
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But the assembly of a terrarium is an intimate exercise in plant cultivation and aesthetics.
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This room is a condensed exploration of how protean and adventurous reductive aesthetics can be.
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For Svalina, dream logic can make more sense than the aesthetics of the real world.
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The new songs drill away at song structure, dismantling the aesthetics that once provided comfort.
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The artists responded with a range not just of materials and aesthetics, but of vision.
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As an actress who has sometimes had to sacrifice comfort for aesthetics, she listened in.
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It was built, like so many other homes of the era, for utility, not aesthetics.
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It doesn't always matter if the aesthetics of my host are ones I find pleasing.
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Mr. Handke's politics irreversibly invalidated his aesthetics, his worship of Mr. Milosevic invalidated his ethics.
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Adding sodium bisulfite doesn't actually keep the shrimp from deteriorating, though; it's purely for aesthetics.
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With aesthetics presented as a recurring theme, it is a surprising misstep to exclude visuals.
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The exhibition culminates with "Romantic Revivals," which features the era's aesthetics reimagined for contemporary tastes.
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It was an artful moment in a game longer on sweat and banging than aesthetics.
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Much of the art channels pop-cultural aesthetics taken from Marvel Comics and Japanese anime.
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The aesthetics are also peak millennial with both pastel and punchy hues, and sleek design.
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Mr. Bussotti absorbed the techniques of serialism and immersed himself in Darmstadt's avant-garde aesthetics.
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Meanwhile the aesthetics of robots and factories bled into popular culture, from music to fashion.
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I didn't think about the connection between aesthetics and politics consciously when I was writing.
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We're ready to experiment with ethereal aesthetics starting Friday as material Venus enters otherworldly Aquarius.
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As the lines between home and work continue to blur, so, too, have their aesthetics.
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Nothing is as important as bedroom aesthetics, especially when sleepovers happen on a weekly basis.
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But I would say what you lose in convenience, you gain in heart and aesthetics.
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Assessing Cartwright's art is a constant oscillation between evaluating the data and appreciating its aesthetics.
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But she argues the focus around DR should be on mobility and function, not aesthetics.
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From the perspective of aesthetics, I prefer the sense of time slowly flowing in stasis.
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They are the most convincing when the surface and aesthetics are uncompromised by religious connotations.
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Splatoon made multiplayer shooters, known often for grimdark or bro-y aesthetics, kooky and fun.
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It looks like a Pelican book on VHS soft porn slasher movie aesthetics or something.
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While some of the contraptions house wonderfully ornate mechanisms, plenty have knowingly lo-fi aesthetics.
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" She sums up years of "comparing the fluid aesthetics of ecosystems and the rigid aesthetics of engineered environments," both through research and personal experience, with this simple (but chilling, if you think about it hard enough) thought: "aesthetic ingredients embody social values and worldviews.
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In a pair of recent books, Wild Art (2013) and Aesthetics of the Margins/ The Margins of Aesthetics: Wild Art Explained, which is forthcoming this year, Joachim Pissarro and I explore what we dub 'wild art,' art from outside of the gallery and museum world.
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Because for a lot of us, these designs match our aesthetics, not necessarily our inner emotions.
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So ideas about aesthetics are actually tied in with ideas about class and race and gender.
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Picturing disability is an extremely sensitive topic, which always incorporates the notion of ethics and aesthetics.
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Regardless, if you're a fan of aesthetics, and instax exposures, this might work out for you.
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Next, the Knowles sisters, who definitely stuck to their signature aesthetics on and off the carpet.
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You can adjust the lamp's positioning like a crane, optimizing for lighting or aesthetics (or both).
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"I don't think all queer style aesthetics belong in the bucket of camp," Dolce Vita says.
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Well, more than just "cool" aesthetics, some people are actually born with two different-colored eyes.
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But aesthetics aside, the Blade Stealth works as a strong mobile warrior, weighing just 2.93 pounds.
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Gwyneth Paltrow chose the location of her first standalone store for more than its charming aesthetics.
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As for aesthetics, I'm basically fine with the options that Asus offers: black, silver, and gold.
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While I appreciate the aesthetics of it all, I can't imagine taking any of it seriously.
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The film's aesthetics and production design do a lot of the heavy lifting in that regard.
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However perfect their works, they are not interested in the aesthetics of flawless beauty, pristinely presented.
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Or perhaps you want to take the aesthetics of your résumé to the next level, i.e.
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The mix of elegant and badass aesthetics drew attention to the fashion potential of strap-ons.
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Each item represents a landmark in the evolution of the Mac for both technology and aesthetics.
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In the event you're overly concerned about the aesthetics of your thermostat, Nest has you covered.
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But gold-plating a drone is even worse, and it has nothing to do with aesthetics.
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"I look for a common language between our brands: similar values, aesthetics, and ideals," Corcia says.
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Vincinius' bright colors radiate positivity and sunshine, much like the aesthetics of the city he represents.
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Reddit, for example, has long prioritized authenticity and content over aesthetics and also continues to thrive.
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Certainly, the aesthetics of a space can be influenced by its sound distribution and reverberation properties.
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Such an aesthetics, the contributors suggest, could become the primary discourse for political and social engagement.
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Parker hired several different personal trainers, but they only wanted to "reinforce" traditional gendered fitness aesthetics.
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Overall, this is about what you'd expect from a casual, aesthetics-first fitness tracker-smartwatch hybrid.
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Eggs are perhaps the only foodstuff that transcends the dietary restrictions and taste aesthetics across borders.
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"Even in times of crisis, people, especially women, don't stop taking care of aesthetics," she said.
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Each style pays homage to classic Adidas aesthetics, with a modern twist that's minimal and refreshing.
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When it comes to aesthetics, I totally understand that what the first lady wears is important.
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"Artists have a very different understanding of nuclear aesthetics now," explains Carpenter to The Creators Project.
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Those with urban-Instagram-model aesthetics are often prioritized by record labels, encouraging presentation over creativity.
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A priority on food aesthetics in turn creates a chain reaction in the food-supply system.
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She makes what she enjoys, and hopes others find the same pleasure in her sets' aesthetics.
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Additionally, the exhibition serves to celebrate and build upon the conjunction of Chinese and British aesthetics.
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For Sjunneson-Henry, who is in her early 30s, this isn't just a question of aesthetics.
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After aesthetics school, I was asked to be a makeup artist for a company called Carita.
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Ramin Sarshad, MD, founder of Cosmetique Aesthetics, adds that makeup can trap toxins in your skin.
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He is in constant pursuit of knowledge, appreciates aesthetics, and feels most at home in crowds.
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But aesthetics aside, Google was very clear that software / hardware integration is what's key about Pixel.
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I see Self and Quarles playing that process in reverse, adapting abstract aesthetics to carnal representation.
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"I enjoyed it until I ran aground in an aesthetics class," Ms. Dunn told Wired magazine.
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Menotti was Bilardo's antithesis, a thinker and idealist who believed there was intrinsic value in aesthetics.
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The updated aesthetics aren't hard to adjust to, and there's a handful of great new features.
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To this day, they remain good friends and are still blending their aesthetics with their politics.
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So minor kinds of aesthetics, and I try to renegotiate them on the platform of art.
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Tejal Rao filed a terrific primer on the latest trend in cookbook aesthetics — simple and modern.
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Even shareholders who support the renovation might want to have a say about costs and aesthetics.
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I also liked the aesthetics of this higher-end lock — some smart locks are rather ugly.
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We wrap with mathematical aesthetics by Hamid Naderi Yeganeh, the Iranian artist and periodic Numberplay contributor.
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Egypt, much like the American cultures it draws from, once again exists only for its aesthetics.
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That's a nice feature for those not happy with the aesthetics of Amazon's all-black Echo.
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How are you exploring identity in the work you are showing in The Aesthetics of Matter?
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While some white critics write thoughtfully about non-white aesthetics, too many enforce white aesthetic supremacy.
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Politics and aesthetics are the same, and it's that way because neither of them lead anywhere.
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I think it's hopeful that an influential youth movement is driven by DIY culture and aesthetics.
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This book is an introduction to Cagean aesthetics to equal "Silence," his 1961 collection of writings.
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The concern with aesthetics could explain why North Korea may have tampered with its missile photos.
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In terms of aesthetics, there are five colors, and I tried (and loved) the Seaside Mint.
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In a loot game, some differentiation is nice, but functionality and aesthetics mean so much more.
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The manufacturer of the device is Venus Concept, not BTL Aesthetics, a subsidiary of BTL Industries.
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Get ready to be soothed by aesthetics and just a little bit freaked by these performers.
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We're told 30 minutes before going live, producers removed almost half of Kanye's set for aesthetics.
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Its bookshop, where aesthetics and left-wing politics also overlap, has long been a draw too.
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There exist philosophies (the Romantics, the Aesthetics) that embrace art as life, and life as art.
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"It is not exaggeration to call it a new paradigm of found footage aesthetics," they said.
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"If you begin with aesthetics, you begin with preconceptions about what is beautiful," he told me.
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All that purity is great for aesthetics, but it can be tough on the bottom line.
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He has amazing aesthetics and that's what people want: someone who doesn't take themselves too seriously.
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After the austerity of early 2010s minimalism, aesthetics have swung back toward the expressive and unserious.
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"I was interested in aesthetics that maybe have something familiar to the everyday person," she said.
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"I was interested in aesthetics that maybe have something familiar to the everyday person," she said.
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Personality differences Women, on average, have more: Openness directed towards feelings and aesthetics rather than ideas.
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Running the sausages under the broiler to brown before serving helps the aesthetics quite a lot.
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Aesthetics: Ceramic, wood, glass, plastic—essential oil diffusers are available to fit every type of decor.
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In their work, which includes fruit-printed wallpaper, prints and installations, aesthetics are inseparable from civics.
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The contrasting aesthetics of his surroundings impressed on him the fundamental link between style and place.
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There's also a tank, plush pants, and a cropped hoodie merging comfort with track-suit aesthetics.
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" In The Times, Bosnian-American novelist Aleksandar Hemon wrote that "Handke's politics irreversibly invalidated his aesthetics.
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"Hot Wheels have some element of fantasy and amp up the design aesthetics," Mr. Down said.
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The current iteration of MoMA is beautiful, but logistics matter more than aesthetics (a Modernist tenet!).
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What interests me is the scope of what happened with Larry, of all those aesthetics combining.
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The Fire is largely credited with attracting architects who rebuilt Chicago with new 523th-century aesthetics.
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Many of them strive to look the part, but aesthetics have no real bearing on performance.
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Both pieces are sleek and stylish but don't sacrifice their usefulness for the sake of aesthetics.
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Part of the restrain is due to Zhang's user-first design philosophy and minimalistic product aesthetics.
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For me, the aesthetics of the image are less impressive than what the image actually says.
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Melania Trump has long been a reliable source of chaotic and fascinating moments in Trumpian aesthetics.
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The question "What is art?" is certainly not a question of aesthetics, styles and technique alone.
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H: Well, fast forward more than 20 years and [art critic] Nicolas Bourriaud writes Relational Aesthetics.
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But his program and vision also offered something beyond the mere progression of aesthetics and style.
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These works were the only ones in the show that touched on both surrealistic aesthetics and magic.
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Turning a really cool look to showcase a really important message that goes beyond trends and aesthetics.
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In her own judgement, the participants' interpretations of the wheel reflect their personalities, styles, agendas, and aesthetics.
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She prioritized ethics and aesthetics along with the sex, and introduced narratives, characters, and well-considered cinematography.
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And a very close second is aesthetics, because it has to be for my line of business.
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""A good breeder will put the health, welfare and behavior of the dogs they breed above aesthetics.
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The buildings and areas would be chosen for the heroism of the fighting there, not for aesthetics.
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Give me sci-fi suits For flashy commercial space companies, aesthetics can be a bit more important.
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These present two vastly different holiday aesthetics: either luxe après-ski or defiant sneakers with cocktail attire.
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Apple has long cultivated a base of die-hard fans obsessed with the aesthetics of their hardware.
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A philosopher, journalist and novelist, he has written around 50 books on political ideas, morals and aesthetics.
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Yet we make mistakes when we prioritize aesthetics over other important pressing concerns, climate change among them.
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Kedenburg has created a couple of AR effects inspired by cellphone battery indicators and 1990s desktop aesthetics.
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That sounds morbid, or possibly extremely goth, but her interest wasn't in the afterlife nor the aesthetics.
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Described as... That sensitivity to the series' aesthetics carries through to much of the visual effects work.
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" On the aesthetics side, Android phones will benefit the most from the Elliptic sensors, aptly called "Beauty.
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In Harris's hands, the quote seems to be stating the obvious fact that aesthetics are not neutral.
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Perhaps the best aspect of Oculus Rooms — aside from the social engagement opportunities — are its lush aesthetics.
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Her items struck me because they weren't just about aesthetics or hygiene — some were focused on safety.
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Still, we live in a world where in-person interactions are becoming more intertwined with online aesthetics.
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The point is to educate the women in all aspects of cosmetology — hair, nails, and basic aesthetics.
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The film's aesthetics is said to have been a source of inspiration for Gucci's Fall 2015 collection.
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My parents got behind the decision for health reasons, while I was more interested in the aesthetics.
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The conjunction of violence lies at the core of Navjot's enquiries into the aesthetics of social critique.
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His past works subvert old-school aesthetics while still putting craft front and center of each painting.
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Released on July 2, 1991, "Boyz n the Hood" helped permanently transform the aesthetics of American cinema.
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Tellingly, Fifty Shades also spurred the last significant trend in romance book cover aesthetics: The object cover.
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Then called Portafolio, it was inspired by print publications and designed for people who love minimalist aesthetics.
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A philosopher by training, he followed his teacher Arthur Danto in taking an interest in philosophical aesthetics.
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Like him, I do think that Kantian aesthetics provides the best way to understand contemporary visual art.
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Be smart: The NBA is better suited to creating stars than other sports, partly because of aesthetics.
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Evolus is looking to compete with Allergan, said Moatazedi, who used to run Allergan's Medical Aesthetics division.
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Her relationship with technology, both analog and digital, is as much about curiosity as is it aesthetics.
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As far as aesthetics go, Venus in Cancer is a tchotchke collector, because everything has sentimental value.
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I'm a big fan of Scandinavian furniture, and how it's very minimalistic without sacrificing aesthetics for quality.
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We all know kdot has a career-long theme of red & blue that goes deeper than aesthetics.
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In truth, Afrofuturism is more than aesthetics and entertainment—it's the ongoing project of black self-determination.
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He says his designs marry West African aesthetics with artistic influences from different cultures across the globe.
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They have massive teams of designers and engineers with unique combinations of aesthetics, aptitude, and technical skills.
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If I were purely going on aesthetics, the red-lipped batfish it would probably score very well.
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The way I think about game guns is that they are a collection of math and aesthetics.
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But they are also designed thoughtfully and built exquisitely, combining great aesthetics and construction with brilliant performance.
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Second, the aesthetics of The X-Files expanded the notion of what TV was visually capable of.
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Instead, Zacarias' wall-hanging plaster sculptures, and Segovia's woven paper pieces reference the aesthetics of traditional textiles.
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Wherever his next album lands, stylewise, Perfume Genius's social media is unusual for more than its aesthetics.
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Having Hasegawa's guidance through Japanese history and culture helped Noguchi to synthesize the Japanese and Western aesthetics.
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In Morales's and Harouni's offerings, aesthetics and social consciousness overlap, but in no way are they didactic.
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When picking out a diving suit, color, or rather pattern, is a consideration that goes beyond aesthetics.
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Aside from aesthetics, a wireless mouse just moves and feels so much better than a wired one.
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With so many options out there, it's a good idea to consider factors other than just aesthetics.
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But while these planes' aesthetics may seem a bit much, the aircraft are actually built for utility.
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The exhibition mines the activity of birds, and the aesthetics of their nests, for inspiration and metaphor.
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What you choose, and what you don't choose, whether it has to do with gender or aesthetics.
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The aesthetics of the costume itself were a stark departure from industry standards, and fans were receptive.
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Soulless new high-rises erupt randomly from the landscape, with little heed paid to infrastructure or aesthetics.
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They had their own idea, and we loved that, we've always trusted their aesthetics and creative mind.
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" Farris tells me Planet 403 wants to create an experience where customers are "overwhelmed by the aesthetics.
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The aesthetics could be helped a great deal could be helped simply by playing the game competently.
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It's evident the Chicago-based designer is a fan of playing around with aesthetics from his childhood.
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Most of my work has been about connecting aesthetics to social, political and emotional change in society.
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Merriam on Kamala Harris: Part of contemporary design is recontextualizing design aesthetics of the past for today.
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Mark and I started Mudhoney, and Jeff and Stone started Mother Love Bone, two very different aesthetics.
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"Wahba described Frisk as saying that "people want both performance and aesthetics in their athletic wear now.
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Fusing threads of minimalism, textile design, and process art, they interrogate issues surrounding gender, labor, and aesthetics.
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Post '23 we estimate stable cash flows driven by ABBV's 5 key growth assets & AGN Aesthetics franchise.
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It's not possible to meet the Department of Homeland Security's "aesthetics" requirement anyway, Mr. Diaz Borioli said.
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Produce is bred to survive that long journey with its aesthetics, but not necessarily its flavor, intact.
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Several works playfully call Casa Triângulo's institutional framework into question, overwhelming clear-cut categorizations and discrete aesthetics.
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"The audiences were leaving my productions disgusted," he said, because they couldn't understand the avant-garde aesthetics.
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Instead, director Jaume Collet-Serra chooses to focus on the film's aesthetics — how everything looks and sounds.
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Even more than the structure's aesthetics, I was captivated by this low-key spectacle of human delight.
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Blue Bottle stores are clean and tastefully modern, largely because of Mr. Freeman's enthusiasm for Japanese aesthetics.
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Truly, the aesthetics of the recently-deceased MS Paint will never die and never cease to entertain.
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The viral image doesn't accurately depict milk ducts The rendering was likely created with aesthetics in mind.
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"Because we operate a design studio out of the space, the aesthetics were important," Mr. Chen said.
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MaXhosa by Laduma is a South African brand doing similar work incorporating traditional Xhosa aesthetics into knitwear.
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The distinctions that emerged in Polish Brutalism were less a matter of aesthetics than of construction methodology.
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While they once served utilitarian functions like bathing or drinking, they are now almost entirely about aesthetics.
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I love how it blends classic Japanese aesthetics and patterns within the backdrop of a fantasy world.
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The criteria seem to be technical skill and engaging subject matter, with formal aesthetics taking third place.
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Like the Weinstein trial, other high-profile cases have raised similar issues about the aesthetics of disability.
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When I arrived, even before the aesthetics, I was struck by the idyllic scent of the hotel.
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Its aesthetics have seeped far enough into our culture that they're a standard performance of masculine bluster.
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For them, the natural hair movement isn't just about ease and aesthetics, but about combating anti-Blackness.
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It's a one-two punch of complementary aesthetics (or so everyone hopes) that has never been done.
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Tesla could try to match Ferrari's aesthetics with its own new factory, planned for construction near Berlin.
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"And from all this, you may conclude," he wrote, "that I consider ethics and aesthetics as one."
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Neon Lights Nothing is as important as bedroom aesthetics, especially when sleepovers happen on a weekly basis.
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This early work, sometimes grouped with Rirkrit Tiravanija and Maurizio Cattelan under "relational aesthetics," proved hugely influential.
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Forty years after "Bela Lugosi's Dead," goth genres and aesthetics have become essentially ingrained in the mainstream.
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But in terms of both aesthetics and human advancement, it's microalgae that perhaps hold the most promise.
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The artist says he works with "aesthetics of violence," but hadn't utilized blood in his artwork before.
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In contrast, therapy coloring books focus less on aesthetics and more on how relaxing coloring can be.
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Austin, Rob, and Joel dig into the game's aesthetics, politics, characters and scenarios of this cyberpunk RPG.
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The QHD display is glossy, but the full HD option for enterprise is matte, so screen aesthetics vary.
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Most of these revamped routers share similar aesthetics (modern minimalism), technology (mesh), and ease of use (dead simple).
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By the 70s, however, White's subjects and aesthetics loosen up, an obvious reaction to the Black Power movement.
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Four Ai Weiwei shows across Manhattan explore the aesthetics of crisis and the deluge that might consume us.
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They are bound up with masculinity, but also not really, because expression and aesthetics are at their epicentre.
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Behar designed the The Frame as a "lifestyle TV," which is to say aesthetics come first, specs second.
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Because of this influence, many Librans have a great appreciation for aesthetics and are dedicated to their appearances.
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And if aesthetics are a concern, TAMO's cords come in four stylish colors, including a trendy rose gold.
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When it comes to sheer aesthetics, you can rely on Foer to string together some beautiful, playful sentences.
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Yes, Volkswagen owns Audi, but the incestuous transference of aesthetics across brands seems to break some unwritten rule.
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James Dean and Marlon Brando, in tight white T-shirts and stiff denim, have long inspired butch aesthetics.
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Outside of aesthetics, though, it appears to be more of what you'd expect from a new Yoshi game.
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It's not just our bodies that are fetishized, but also the music, food, aesthetics, and even the struggles.
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There is, however, in his lectures on aesthetics a very different analysis, which has not attracted much attention.
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While a meme-and-theme page looks like an aesthetics account, below the surface it's teeming with memes.
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Within this uniquely effervescent do-si-do, aesthetics and ideas freely transferred from one artist to the next.
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Aesthetics: Gray and serious, with a wistful, achy piano score that tries to underline every moment as tragedy.
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Named after the utopian architect behind Arcosanti, the unique space was constructed with aboriginal aesthetics taking center stage.
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" A post from KLG Aesthetics in the UK reads, "Who fancies a girlie night in with some fillers?
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In "What Are We Doing Here?" the American novelist intermingles philosophy, theology, history, science, aesthetics, politics and economics.
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Building upon aesthetics and recreation, NUSwan is a comprehensive solution to maximize use of resources and cost effectiveness.
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Nate: As a designer, everything is always about aesthetics mixed in with functionality and having that visual appeal.
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A Kickstarter project wants to ensure that you never have to choose between aesthetics and the environment again.
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On the bright side, we're finally feeling those winter aesthetics, thanks to Venus doing direct late last week.
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Clearly it is very hard to translate thoughts about photographs and aesthetics into human language, let alone machine.
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These changes, in the name of slum clearance and poverty alleviation, altered the aesthetics of American cities forever.
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Crisp aesthetics spanning climates and pseudo-cultures, and an unlimited universe of creatures, gives Pokémon its distinct character.
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The Vivomove is an attempt at better aesthetics, a way to grab people when they're not working out.
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And I think that my mom complimented me in the best way growing up that wasn't about aesthetics.
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The aesthetics of this glammed-out dystopia are pure bombast — a sensibility that's been replicated many times since.
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Devotion to radical aesthetics didn't translate to commitment to radical politics the way it does in Miéville's world.
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What is going to set MANHIGH apart from other labels in terms of its aesthetics and art direction?
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When it comes to aesthetics, the HONOR 10 Lite and the HONOR Play are nothing short of dazzling.
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Channeling the aesthetics of ancient Greek armor, Diana's costume is forged at the intersection of form and function.
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Standing as their own micro universes, former Drag Race contestants curated elaborate booths that fully encapsulated their aesthetics.
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They have nothing to do with the authoritarian language wielded in terms such as deskilling and relational aesthetics.
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And nothing displays the aesthetics — for better or for worse — of a city like its pricey real estate.
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He still had faith in the aesthetics of silent movies and rightly considered himself a master of pantomime.
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The Gramercy location, on 24th Street and Park Avenue, is appropriately a middle ground between these two aesthetics.
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The decision to recreate 100 Clark Street was based partly on aesthetics and partly on a financial motive.
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This disconnect between surface appearances and what lies beneath speaks to a larger question about aesthetics and humanity.
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Her signal achievement has been to give an organic logic to the explosive aesthetics of the avant-garde.
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The inclusion of aesthetics and visual representation is, in my opinion, an important step forward in zine culture.
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And as far as aesthetics go, the look of your labia matters less if they're covered in hair.
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Despite his obsession with stunning aesthetics, Cadena insists there's no great secret to the success of his restaurants.
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Do you really, really want the world to know you're a Radiohead fan, aesthetics and affordability be damned?
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The aesthetics are similar, naturally, but the show's writing demonstrates the same striking vacillations between comedy and ennui.
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There is an interesting connection between the DYI aesthetics of poor communities and city streets and natural evolution.
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His whole approach was turned upside down by the ideas on "information aesthetics" espoused by philosopher Max Bense.
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Fox also changed the aesthetics of news, reflecting Mr. Ailes's political-operative instinct that messaging needs visceral pizazz.
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"I'm more interested in the aesthetics and the industrial areas in Brooklyn where I found them" he said.
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Steve Jobs's revolution in commercial aesthetics would have been impossible without another one that occurred 35 years earlier.
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The five winners presented a range of visual aesthetics and materials, with each offering a different sukkah experience.
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Because "queer" contributes to defining identities, it engages with representation and self-representation — in other words, with aesthetics.
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Mr. van Agtmael's photographs have a visual rawness that displays a lack of concern for traditional photojournalistic aesthetics.
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Muholi implores viewers, like the liberated lioness of "Somnyama Ngonyama," to question and free themselves from oppressive aesthetics.
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Grande has adopted the aesthetics of rom-coms and glitz in her music videos and larger public image.
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Plenty of artists of faith cultivate their own aesthetics and tell stories that reflect their deeply held beliefs.
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Houses with strong aesthetics may come in every shape and size, but they too hold several teachable lessons.
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I wanted to raise the fact that Western art owes a hell of a lot to African aesthetics.
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There's something heroic in the maverick poet who shirks conventional aesthetics to make a temple of the mind.
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But that coverage sidesteps discussion of the exhibition's aesthetics, which don't live up to the work's promising conceit.
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On Monday, Venus harmonizes with Uranus at 21:230 AM, allowing us to accept irregular relationships and aesthetics.
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Up Next The musician and designer is inspired by the aesthetics of his childhood and largely self-taught.
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It marks her full embrace of contemporary pop aesthetics following her slow, deliberate march from teenage country stardom.
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It would be powerful if the category began to place less emphasis on aesthetics and more on character.
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"What I try to remind people of is that aesthetics have a function," Giffin said of tiny homes.
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Instead, the stations got new tiles and LED lighting — part of a focus by Mr. Cuomo on aesthetics.
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Relational aesthetics, if you want to call it that, has rarely seemed more charming, direct and user friendly.
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For aesthetics-driven Instagram, black-and-white Dolly in high-waisted bell bottoms and a guitar in hand.
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It is the product of a great convergence between politics and culture, citizenship and commerce, ideology and aesthetics.
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That means it can be customized for a wide variety of aesthetics, from bleached off-white to ebony.
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This is an intentional inversion of noir's aesthetics, but it works because the sunshine here is tawdry, cheap.
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The engines that are powering the shift in high-end men's wear aesthetics are all emanating from here.
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While competitors tend towards soap-bar blob shapes or angular, death-machine aesthetics, Mazda walks a different path.
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But when combined with its jagged, stair-like aesthetics, Chicago became a hallmark of Apple's early brand image.
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Rejecting European aesthetics, these artists aimed to forge a new, distinctly American identity with images of everyday life.
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The funny thing is, this kind of deep psychology around aesthetics used to be the province of art.
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"In the past, women were buying watches more for the aesthetics, the diamonds and precious materials," he said.
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The company also brands itself as a more ethical consumption choice than its salad competitors with nonminimalist aesthetics.
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And in a way, it makes sense: '80s excess and the aesthetics of Trumpism have plenty in common.
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Cladding systems are panels put up on the outside of buildings to improve their aesthetics and energy efficiency.
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Disability culture and aesthetics are bound up with access, but not in the sense elucidated in the law.
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The issue aimed to jolt its readership by drawing attention to the aesthetics and politics of white culture.
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As you may have noticed, references abound to the aesthetics of art across Christian, Buddhist, and Hindu traditions.
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Immersive soundworlds are one answer, albums with distinct and possibly arbitrary aesthetics ready for induction into alternative canons.
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It's not a provocation on the ramparts of contemporary aesthetics; it's not a 2016 revision of R&B, particularly.
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Save for a couple of proprietary choices, there's little that immediately distinguishes the hardware aesthetics from other flagship devices.
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But "Fuck It Up" isn't rap's first foray into borrowing golf's aesthetics; the trend has been around for decades.
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One could argue Iranians worship beauty even more than Americans, and it's never more apparent than in Nowruz aesthetics.
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But books signings and large format books are not about the future of print, they're about emotions and aesthetics.
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It has the looks of a neon-colored syringe, but the Platinum Preppy is more about comfort than aesthetics.
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Like Spotlyte's leader, Levy is also using her background in beauty to position medical aesthetics as a beauty treatment.
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Allergan, with 2018 revenue of $15.8 billion, focuses on medical aesthetics, eye care, central nervous system disorders and gastroenterology.
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But even once cameras improved, it was difficult to imagine photography as a unique art with its own aesthetics.
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He exploits the aesthetics of surrealism, makes skilful use of visual metaphors… and black humor is definitely his element.
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Much has been made of Françoise Grossen's clever intertwining of the gravitas and aesthetics of contemporary art with craft.
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A nubby rock creature embarks on a journey, cartwheeling through a mystical painted world hinting at Far East aesthetics.
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Bob Fosse was a dancer and choreographer who, with his distinct style, reshaped the aesthetics of modern musical theater.
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Photo: Dan MacnishPhotographers who still shoot on film claim they like the lo-fi, grainy aesthetics of the medium.
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Sweet Venus joins Mercury in Aries on Saturday, giving us an edge in our approach to love and aesthetics.
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In the hierarchy of retail aesthetics, Costco (which, in fact, calls itself Costco Wholesale) sits toward the unsexy bottom.
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What Sennheiser's Momentum True Wireless earbuds lack in aesthetics, they make up for in sound quality — at a price.
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I, however, am surface-level deep and focus on aesthetics… He whips me into shape and we compromise, though.
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And the mixture of Neolithic aesthetics with Aloy's futuristic scavenged technology helps give Horizon Zero Dawn a distinct style.
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The drug company is paying just under $2.5 billion for Zeltiq Aesthetics and its diet-avoiding, fat-freezing tech.
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Powerful computers allow designers to envisage structures that squeeze more out of the compromise between utility, aesthetics and cost.
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Basically, I just went through cosmetology school, and was thrown into aesthetics (facials, waxing, etc.) at my first job.
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Full Harvest then is designed to bridge the gap, connecting farms to businesses that don't need the same aesthetics.
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If you're not too bothered about aesthetics, the iPhone 8 Plus may actually be even better than the X.
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Capes: It was a chilly evening on the red carpet, but these capes were more about aesthetics than warmth.
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Rather, the actors strain to adapt to the aesthetics of the machine and discover something new in the process.
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Wall Street has been down on both companies, and this buyout is focused on Allergan's aesthetics drugs, like Botox.
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Aesthetics are defined by race, culture, and class which can lead to creating zones of exclusion without consciously trying.
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It's an intriguing movie that has plenty to say about design and aesthetics, but little about the human condition.
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Southern religious sensibilities and West African spiritualities harmonize in the sculpture, blending different aesthetics of these traditions into one.
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Both struck the correct balance between price, performance, ergonomics, and aesthetics, and I still recommend them with little reservation.
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Her penchant for, in her words, "tactility, visual illusions, and sensual aesthetics" is informed by her textile design background.
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It can remove duplicate photos and other poorly shot images, as well as rank similar photos based on aesthetics.
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What makes this film better than just aesthetics and feeling is that above all else, Marie Antoinette is fun.
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Budding GIF artists, take note of how drastically aesthetics, form, and values can evolve in just a few years.
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Their aesthetics may all be rooted in history, but there's nothing old about the clothes and accessories they're delivering.
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I have had surgical removal of my Adam's apple, but that doesn't affect your voice and is just aesthetics.
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"I thought I would sit down without all my theories and aesthetics," Ms Celmins recalls in the exhibition catalogue.
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This was a frequent complaint throughout the evening: Can virtual reality ever be "psychedelic" in more than just aesthetics?
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Watch the ad above and you'll struggle to deny the similarities, both in terms of their content and aesthetics.
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And the MOS Pack lets you carry a water bottle internally, so it doesn't detract from bag's clean aesthetics.
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When I started combining my two interests—science and aesthetics—that's when I really became passionate about this field.
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Or perhaps more honestly post-human than the ironic appropriation of corporate aesthetics that tends to accompany such ideas.
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But adding rules—even clunky ones—brings his bots in line with his own aesthetics and his own ethics.
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In other words, it's a people-centric approach to things and systems that considers not just aesthetics but function.
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When it became obvious that athletic aesthetics could sustain daily coverage, and with approval from ESPN, Lukas launched uniwatchblog.
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So, most of my insights are related to the world, story and aesthetics (with a light smattering of gameplay).
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While some watches lend themselves to more masculine or feminine aesthetics, the entire collection is designed to be unisex.
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But it also led the way for a la carte music sales, streaming, detailed mapping, photo sharing, and aesthetics.
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Growing up in south Germany, Oezdogan spent much of her time creating objects rooted in both functionality and aesthetics.
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I have a certain, strange respect for people who maintain their aesthetics long past the point of their usefulness.
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There are tons of women's backpacks on the market with all sorts of colors, designs, materials and overall aesthetics.
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I love the aesthetics; whether it's the plating and artwork or how many trashcans we bought for this place.
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Celebrity weddings exist on a different plane than the banquet halls and rustic barn aesthetics of us common folk.
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I was drawn to the aesthetics of the comics initially, but enjoyed the content of the stories as well.
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Cynosure jumped 27.8 percent to $65.80 after Hologic said it would acquire the medical aesthetics company for $1.65 billion.
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Fashion has been obsessed with heavy metal aesthetics since Kanye commissioned Metallica-style tees for his 2013 Yeezus tour.
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"The south was still segregated and a predominately Caucasian industry in terms of aesthetics 14 years ago," Roff explains.
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Your point of view is rooted in behavior—how do aesthetics and representation fit into your ideas about manhood?
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This week, choosing ethics over aesthetics, Barnett Newman paintings in Amsterdam, shocking immigrant detention photos, Presidential logos, and more.
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This winning combination of A+ aesthetics and a soothing electric sound could explain why she's on fire right now.
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What I discovered was a vast network of gyms at various price points with different amenities, aesthetics, and services.
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It also helps to pick a form of exercise you actually enjoy and set yourself goals unrelated to aesthetics.
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Bogia's sculpture succeeds in inaugurating the exhibition space with a strong thematic take on the question of queer aesthetics.
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Kylo Ren is a pretty bad guy, but we cannot deny that he takes his design aesthetics very seriously.
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Much like Baker, Beyoncé has reframed the aesthetics of the past as a gesture of empowerment for the present.
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Miyagi studied aesthetics at the University of Tokyo; he also started a theatre company and performed as an actor.
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People identify with the aesthetics these designers are proposing, with the "universe" their clothing represents, as badges of belonging.
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The acquisition will add LifeCell's dermal matrix products to Allergan's portfolio of medical aesthetics, breast implants and tissue expanders.
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The most important thing is the possibility to mix styles and ideas and aesthetics, dance and music and energy.
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But the social aspect to social media has turned the cultivation of aesthetics into an exercise in personal branding.
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The whole issue is a bewitching mix of history, aesthetics, human interest, engineering, architecture — and the list goes on.
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These features mimic the aesthetics of the open internet, which is obsessed with nostalgia and is not exactly subtle.
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Because I am a visual person, aesthetics are very important to me, and my visual memory is very sharpened.
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But by cheekily taking the aesthetics of the kindergarten classroom into the street, Leek has nothing but positive intentions.
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In terms of linguistic aesthetics, "massive love for the sesh" is as close to perfection as we can get.
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It was a very experimental and playful time and very defining for my style in design and aesthetics today.
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This game scratches two very important itches for me: time management mechanics, and the aesthetics of delicious animated food.
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The browser window features a constantly-changing cast of photos and aesthetics depending on when you reach her site.
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It successfully fuses both aesthetics for a must-have collection of quirky-cool pieces, ranging from $270 to $650.
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His positional range is narrower than Odom's, but the aesthetics are similar and the organizational impact is roughly equivalent.
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Higher demand for its facial aesthetics, eye care and newer products, more than offset declining sales of older drugs.
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The dining room is inspired by the aesthetics of Milan and Bergamo, where the chef lived for several years.
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We will compare and contrast those printed panels side-by-side analyzing elements ranging from diction, syntax and aesthetics.
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Then there's always the possibility that even aesthetics practitioners will decide that their skills could be better used elsewhere.
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Living from 1887–1965, Le Corbusier's theories on architectural modernism later became synonymous with midcentury aesthetics and urban planning.
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Even though I never wanted to have politics without aesthetics, but we always brought those together, if we could.
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And yet in the show you are talking aesthetics but also an ethos that might apply to industrial design?
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Mara Kuge, president and founder of Superior Music Publishing said that the shift is also partially driven by aesthetics.
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The categories that are most important to me are movement/finishing, wearability, aesthetics and the vision of the brand.
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The Red exhibition pays overdue respect to Soviet visual culture and demonstrates how far aesthetics can be politicized. Red.
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The visual language was, he said, more dictated by his experiences than the desire to make specific aesthetics statements.
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Later, he makes a case for why excellent writing is a moral issue, not simply a question of aesthetics.
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Traditional fighters tend to have more adult aesthetics, and Nintendo has a reputation for being childish among hardcore gamers.
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Travis Scott is a star of the new generation, focused on aesthetics and reception more than his own technique.
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Aleska, whose family perished in the Holocaust, has spent a lifetime studying the aesthetics and appeal of fascist art.
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Truly difficult to say … perhaps the decorative logic of my grandmother's house is my first clear memory of aesthetics.
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Shopping Guide With the right blend of aesthetics and practicality, children's chairs can be just as pleasing to parents.
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If aesthetics are as important to you as audio quality, the Marshall Monitor II ANC headphones have your back.
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Because if you can get over their dopey aesthetics and dubious corporate strategy, e-scooters actually solve some problems.
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The aesthetics of the cafe were stunning, with walls painted in Tiffany blue and tables adorned with Tiffany silver.
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They bypass that bit of your brain that demands functionality or value, and make their pitch on pure aesthetics.
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A new multimedia installation by Adam Pendleton, with live events daily, will explore the politics and aesthetics of blackness.
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It brought styles like the Papasan chair to the US, becoming an emblematic part of 1960s culture and aesthetics.
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The decorations are not just for aesthetics; every single article is important for the woman who is wearing it.
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This is a centrally located boutique accommodation that highlights both traditional and contemporary Maltese aesthetics paired with admirable service.
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He says female birds do consider aesthetics when choosing mates, and not just because they might signal physical fitness.
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The drug company is paying just under $2.5 billion for Zeltiq Aesthetics and its diet-avoiding, fat-freezing technology.
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"The primary reason for currency redesign is security against counterfeiting, not aesthetics," Washington said in an email to CNN.
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"My grandfather had a good sense of aesthetics, and he was documenting everything—people, projects, family members," Pril said.
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But they foresee uses for a "universal scale" for evaluating breast aesthetics, to help patients and surgeons better communicate.
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Vitiello added that prototypes were chosen based on their aesthetics, impenetrability, resistance to tampering, scaling and anti-breach properties.
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"We have a very consistent approach to looking at historical events through the lens of aesthetics," Mr. Armstrong said.
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This rose water is packaged in a collectible glass apothecary bottle will appeal to their sense of aesthetics, too!
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Disputes over aesthetics and politics frequently devolved — thanks to the accelerant of social media — into shaming and outright censoriousness.
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His latest project, an ongoing series called NeoWave, is a beautiful exploration of the sci-fi aesthetics of yesteryear.
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And in some of the show's most potent entries the line between aesthetics and politics was left strategically opaque.
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And what it seems to come down to is disagreements over the visual aesthetics and tone of the film.
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I intended these to be prayer flags but they also have a look and aesthetics of military flag waving.
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While an act of conscience, I can't help but think that the work is swamped by its own aesthetics.
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Do you think we are, in a way, making a return to 80s visual aesthetics for illustrating future concepts?
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