What a luxury to be in this gilded place, this literally gilded place, and worry about decorum.
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Gilded Cage by Vic James Gilded Cage is the start to a new series by debut author Vic James.
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"What a luxury to be in this gilded place, this literally gilded place, and worry about decorum," he says in an interview.
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With gilded Gucci (and a gilded CeeLo) and custom Peter Dundas, you'd think our fashion commentary last night would be totally monopolized by the Grammys.
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Does he tuck Barron into a giant gilded bed inside a lonely gilded bedroom and talk him to sleep with memories of sex yacht parties?
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What they're saying: "You look at the numbers and it's very similar to the Gilded Age... Taxation was very regressive during the Gilded Age," Zucman said.
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You see all of these gilded things on her coffee table, all these gilded frames with their pictures of her family from back in the day.
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The ceiling apse is outfitted in gilded stucco, and the opulent materials used reflect the spare-no-costs attitude of the Vatican: colorful marbles, stained glass, gilded bronze.
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To his left, a gilded lion stares into the distance.
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In the Gilded Age, faith in leadership dimmed even further.
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The Emerald City would be turned into a gilded fortress.
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The Billionaire Raj: A Journey Through India's New Gilded Age.
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Reproduced from "Navigating the New Gilded Age" by Bruce Mehlman.
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The Gilded Age was not a golden age in America.
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Kanellos climbed a ladder and painted the gilded tassels himself.
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In some cases, like the conservative courts of the Gilded
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Gilded Age plutocrats hunted fox and summered in these hills.
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Help at winning the ultimate throne of his gilded dreams.
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Tablets of Stone and a gilded Ark of the Covenant.
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Yet Industries never satisfies my inner Gilded Age tycoon, either.
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Leonard's playoff road this year is paved with gilded statistics.
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Castro's own life was more privileged, though certainly not gilded.
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But Marin County's gilded ghettos abut areas of extreme poverty.
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BRUSSELS — The "gilded museum" of Europe is hollow and echoing.
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There was the garishly gilded Leonard's of Great Neck palette.
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Extraordinary philanthropy, in our new Gilded Age, is extraordinarily praiseworthy.
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And all those gilded pigeons suddenly came home to roost.
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I stepped through the gilded revolving doors into the hotel ...
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She was gilded with the mysterious, mythic aura of royalty.
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If your cage is gilded enough, why bother to flee?
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Its pages are also "silver gilded," which sounds extremely cool.
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Again, the Gilded Age has parallels to this government inertia.
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Circumspect candle gifters, meet your match: Otherland's Gilded Holiday Collection.
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Get out of your gilded offices and fight for change.
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For him, things had to be gilded to be glamorous.
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We've had this problem before, during the first Gilded Age.
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As a result, economic inequality has reached Gilded Age levels.
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Gilded Corinthian columns reach up to a domed turquoise ceiling.
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It's like she's in this gilded cage, and it's extremely unsettling.
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Gargantuan tech companies enjoy market shares unknown since the Gilded Age.
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It's not her fault she was born into a gilded cage.
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They're displayed in gilded frames incorporating casts and impressions of bones.
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But today's government has something that the Gilded Age did not.
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The very phrase "Gilded Age" conjures cartoon visions of such individuals.
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These glass hurricanes with a gilded edge amp up the elegance.
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What's the deal with your insistence on a "New Gilded Age"?
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The comparison to America during the gilded age is particularly striking.
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Contemporary philanthropists don't look like the tycoons of the Gilded Age.
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The Gilded Razor is a story of teens, drugs, and anal.
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It is as if Gilded Age corruption reached the global stage.
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Trump brought him the next golden goose on a gilded escalator.
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CLEM: Murder and Money in the Gilded Age, by Wendy Gamber.
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A costume drama set in the Gilded Age in New York?
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Some would say we're living in the Gilded Age of renting.
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Her grand overarching ambition is to end America's second Gilded Age.
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There is a curiosity in Guardiola's gilded record as a coach.
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An outgrowth of this has been the creation of gilded ghettos.
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Clusters of sculptural, gilded scrolls hang over the bar and lounge.
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It seemed Berlusconi was finished, destined for a gilded, disgraced retirement.
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Although I associate the Gilded Age with Newport "cottages" and Mrs.
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Even if those glass houses are gilded ones belonging to billionaires.
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He was his own gilded man, going his own grotesque way.
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Sarcophagi were painted and gilded, tombs with heavy lids were built.
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Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum: 'Gilded Age Glamour: Fashions From the Bartow-Pell Collection' (through April 28883) On a superficial level, this exhibition's display of clothing and fashion illustrations is about the decadence of the Gilded Age.
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Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum: 'Gilded Age Glamour: Fashions From the Bartow-Pell Collection' (through April 223) On a superficial level, this exhibition's display of clothing and fashion illustrations is about the decadence of the Gilded Age.
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Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum: 'Gilded Age Glamour: Fashions From the Bartow-Pell Collection' (closes on Saturday) On a superficial level, this exhibition's display of clothing and fashion illustrations is about the decadence of the Gilded Age.
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Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum: 'Gilded Age Glamour: Fashions From the Bartow-Pell Collection' (through April 33) On a superficial level, this exhibition's display of clothing and fashion illustrations is about the decadence of the Gilded Age.
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Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum: 'Gilded Age Glamour: Fashions From the Bartow-Pell Collection' (through April 9212) On a superficial level, this exhibition's display of clothing and fashion illustrations is about the decadence of the Gilded Age.
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Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum: 'Gilded Age Glamour: Fashions From the Bartow-Pell Collection' (through April 23370) On a superficial level, this exhibition's display of clothing and fashion illustrations is about the decadence of the Gilded Age.
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Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum: 'Gilded Age Glamour: Fashions From the Bartow-Pell Collection' (through April 30) On a superficial level, this exhibition's display of clothing and fashion illustrations is about the decadence of the Gilded Age.
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Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum: 'Gilded Age Glamour: Fashions From the Bartow-Pell Collection' (through April 23) On a superficial level, this exhibition's display of clothing and fashion illustrations is about the decadence of the Gilded Age.
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Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum: 'Gilded Age Glamour: Fashions From the Bartow-Pell Collection' (through April 220888) On a superficial level, this exhibition's display of clothing and fashion illustrations is about the decadence of the Gilded Age.
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Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum: 'Gilded Age Glamour: Fashions From the Bartow-Pell Collection' (Saturday through April 2244) On a superficial level, this exhibition's display of clothing and fashion illustrations is about the decadence of the Gilded Age.
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Tim Wu's recent book, "The Curse of Bigness: Antitrust in the New Gilded Age," argued that failing to break up the newest giant corporations posed a grave risk of repeating the worst excesses of the Gilded Age.
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And what I found was pure, hideous, tacky, gilded-and-marble joy.
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None of these reforms can be sold from behind a gilded desk.
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Authorities don't play around when it comes to Donald Trump's gilded haven.
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She read it while wearing a literal gilded veil and symbolic dress.
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That usually means time with the Queen, banquets, parades and gilded carriages.
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Income and wealth inequality rivals levels last seen in the Gilded Age.
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Income inequality today is indeed at levels that recall the Gilded Age.
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It still has a scattering of gentlemen's farms and Gilded Age mansions.
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"He created parkland that was immensely beautiful and gilded," Mr. Wheeler said.
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The exhibition Artistic Furniture of the Gilded Age continues through June 5.
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The Crown is not, bless its gilded heart, a particularly subtle show.
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It has climbed dramatically since the 1980s, returning to Gilded Age levels.
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In this bizarro Gilded Age, some things have changed, some have not.
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The room was all crown moldings, gilded mirrors and porcelain dog figurines.
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Some people wore expensive jewelry like rings, silver pendants and gilded brooches.
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In "Midnight Sun," a life-threatening illness inspires a gilded fairy tale.
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The tariff didn't create Gilded Age monopolies, but it abetted their rise.
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Later, Mr. Berdymukhammedov unveiled a gilded statue of himself riding a horse.
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Mr. Gelb engaged a gilded set of singers to populate the finery.
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The gilded frame and label authenticate the drawing as a museum piece.
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Separately, the political purge in Saudi Arabia has created a gilded prison.
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Falwell and his compatriots built large and gilded empires with this religion.
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Curious, he opened the case to find a glittering gilded crown inside.
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It was anybody's guess what was taking shape inside the gilded bunkers.
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Many of Bangkok's gilded Buddhist sites, once packed with tourists, are empty.
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The stalls surround a big gilded bar for wine, beer and cocktails.
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The Gilded Age plutocrat is no longer free to exploit child labor.
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Everyone is tiptoeing around the mad king in his gilded, sparse court.
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In this, their outlook contrasted with the rampant individualism and self-seeking that preceded them in the Gilded Age and that returned in the 1920s (and in the 1990s and 2000s, which has been called 'the second Gilded Age').
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In addition to the gilded centerpiece, the space also boasts a hillside vista.
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I had built a lovely gilded birdcage of denial, and I lived there.
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Silver-plated crosses and gilded icons depicting various saints are displayed on velvet.
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The gilded bed, featured on the official palace website, was made in 1826.
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A GILDED bronze sculpture presents Bacchus as a chubby, mischievous and determined baby.
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They're living in this gilded cage, but there's actually no place to perch.
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But in fact Mr. Grey was the proverbial bird in a gilded cage.
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This was the modern-day equivalent of supping from Mr Bannon's gilded skull.
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They need to get out of their gilded ghettos and visit Brexit Britain.
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From his gilded exile in Riyadh, the Saudi capital, he still has choices.
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The fire also completely destroyed the church's altar of gold-gilded cedar wood.
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It also seemed designed to flatter a President famous for a gilded lifestyle.
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As we now know, Ivanka keeps her gilded cards close to her chest.
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It was considered Detroit's jewel, a relic from a gilded era long past.
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Here the egg came first: yolk confit in a gilded shell with bacon.
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Now, we're mostly watching Kirkman sit on his hands in a gilded room.
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And you have something created in 1925, and it looks very much gilded.
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Monopoly was really at the heart of the capitalism of the Gilded Age.
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The gilded armor Kubo seeks sparkles and glitters like jewelry you could touch.
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When it shut in 2015, it became another casualty of a gilded city.
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They exuded a gaudy opulence — elevators, minarets, gilded gates, fountains with Greek gods.
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And the luxury resorts ringing metro Phoenix are models of gilded Trumpian tackiness.
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Like exotic birds in gilded cages, they are at once pampered and imprisoned.
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She has only fuzzy memories, of gilded palaces and a jeweled music box.
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The movie finished to violent trumpets, The End scrolling in gilded, overblown script.
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Control of the economy has not been this concentrated since the Gilded Age.
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No, it's either the Gilded Age 2.0 or plunging straight to Venezuela's wretchedness.
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North American mallards swim in the gilded glory of Union Avenue's Peabody hotel.
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This was the era between 1874 to 1894 known as the Gilded Age.
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His gilded cabinet, still being confirmed, presents a jarring contrast with his message.
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I can't believe he is just sitting there in his little gilded office.
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With Fowler & Wells, Mr. Colicchio tries to extend the atrium's Gilded Age exuberance.
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On festival days, "temple elephants" in gilded headdresses parade about in religious processions.
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Are we somehow complicit when we encounter art in a safe, gilded house?
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Inside its base, there are some 125,000 additional, much smaller gilded Buddha statues.
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We moved from the Gilded Age to the Progressive Era, and history developed.
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There have been increasing calls in the press, government, and legal worlds that our current tech giants constitute monopolies the likes of which we haven't seen since the Gilded Age, and that we need to give them the Gilded Age treatment.
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O.K., so you see the two mirrors [two wall pieces in gilded frames with gilded blobs on them that look like huge golden tears; one "mirror" has more blobs than the other] — at what point is it still a mirror?
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The star showed off a gorgeous gilded eye shadow look on Instagram this week.
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Rich emerald green looks best when upholstering a glamorous accent chair with gilded legs.
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Since the moment he descended on his gilded escalator, the nation has been transfixed.
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Will Kylie ever be set free from the gilded cage of her own making?
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A trio in gilded bronze, made in 2007, sold at Sotheby's for €2.1 million.
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The invitations were burnished, gilded on the edges and completed with a gold border.
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And here here you can see the container the "Gilded Lady" mummy rests in.
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When Mr Trump was still in his gilded tower, silence could usually be bought.
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From the photos above, you can see two models slathered in the gilded highlighter.
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Or it could send Trump back to the gilded confines of a Trump property.
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It's not Italian cured meats keeping the wealthy and privileged in their gilded position.
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The original Gilded Age was a period from the 1870s to [around] the 1910s.
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Their targets in both cases were the party machines that dominated Gilded Age politics.
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The auditorium's ornamental plaster was restored, decorative statues repaired, and ceilings gilded and glazed.
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PARIS — Tropical flowers dripped off the gilded balconies and balustrades of the Palais Garnier.
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In our new Gilded Age there is no need for negotiation between two sides.
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One floor below, a magnificent jeweled herbarium had blossomed in the gilded showroom salons.
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She had on a tight white jumpsuit, pointy metallic boots, and a gilded belt.
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However, I certainly hope the reverberations of this exhibition will escape its gilded enclosure.
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A silver facemask gilded with gold was found on the face of the mummy.
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The anger has had little effect on the gilded lives of Vancouver's wealthy Chinese.
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It's why designers talk about being inspired by ages: gilded, jazz, space or medieval.
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Emotional incontinence rather than style or wit marks such gilded networks of white power.
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We raise our children in gilded playpens, shielding them from criticism and alternative views.
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In the gilded blur I caught the flashing eyes of shrimp, alien and sinewy.
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Gilded with violence, glory, and cowgirls, Godless puts a feminist spin on the western.
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Op-Ed Contributor Everyone knows that we are again living in a Gilded Age.
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In the early afternoon, the walls morphed into deeper reds and more gilded golds.
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Elizabeth Warren's 2020 wealth tax plan, said America has entered a new Gilded Age.
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One looks like a gilded fox chewing a goose in its shiny silver fangs.
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The Dhow House, it turns out, has been little more than a gilded cage.
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And an exquisitely painted fish net stretches across a gilded screen from around 1610.
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THE GIVERS: Wealth, Power, and Philanthropy in a New Gilded Age, by David Callahan.
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But just how gilded do you want your Hard Rock Cafe burger to be?
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And could there be some Gilded-Age perspiration still lingering somewhere in the mix?
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At the Astana Opera one night, the gilded and red velvet hall was packed.
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But Vodianova says that aged 21, she felt her gilded life needed more meaning.
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Some of the original architecture remains, like stunning stained-glass windows and gilded altars.
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Would Gallardo take a job like that, or is his résumé now too gilded?
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But how will immersion fare on Broadway, with its gilded prosceniums and bulky mezzanines?
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In the Gilded Age, culture is being trafficked through these world expositions and fairs.
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Despite his gilded lifestyle, Trump capitalized on working-class fears of a rapidly changing country.
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What could be more heavy-handed than a gilded homage to a global cover girl?
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Behind its gilded doors lay the cables and switches that connected landlines throughout southwest Manhattan.
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Less favoured Clinton retainers offer more nuanced praise of their boss than the gilded coterie.
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The extravagant inequality of the Gilded Age could return if no preventive action is taken.
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As a result, Baldur is not the gilded god from myth, but a cruel sadist.
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Neilson was the daughter of Marquesa Campus di Santinelli, which saw her a gilded childhood.
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Gilded Gold Lids The planets have aligned for a sultry farewell to the summer season.
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Black ribbon, gilded eyelids, unexpected braids — these are the beauty looks to start practicing now.
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Is he an admiring Trump fan, hoping to get a glimpse inside his gilded palace?
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Was Sears to the Gilded Age or the early 20th century what Amazon is now?
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But the closest parallel with what is happening today is the gilded age in America.
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She drinks champagne ("Always with ice, my dear") from a thin gilded Venetian glass tumbler.
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The struggle to prevent another Gilded Age doesn't suffer from a lack of political imagination.
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Alongside them is the macebearer, who carries a huge gilded club topped with a crown.
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He bellowed out scripture from the thick, gilded edge Bible he shook in his hand.
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Jack Kelly: One of the parallels to the Gilded Age and today would be technology.
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When Mr. Trump boasted of the gilded Las Vegas hotel that bears his name, Mrs.
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Its early mail-order and distribution innovations made it the Amazon of the Gilded Age.
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Where do these people go after leaving the rarefied atmosphere of the gilded corporate flagships?
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Besides the titan-of-industry view, there are no gilded accents or eye-catching fixtures.
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This artist matted the erased drawing and fit it into a gold gilded wood frame.
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Tell the country how you would end the new Gilded Age and improve people's lives.
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It's this gilded Washington, 'we know best and you're just not smart enough to understand.
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It was risky, but then there'd be no need for the gilded yet virulent train.
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LILLE, France — A tarnished brass-and-crystal chandelier here, a flaking gilded-wood mirror there.
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Fortunately, these near-sovereigns are afforded gilded rites of passage for royal watchers to consume.
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The 12th floor hallway was painted in muted shades of pink with gilded light fixtures.
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She often posted photos from the gilded lobby, posing with minor conservative celebrities like Rep.
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"This is yet another reminder that we are in a second Gilded Age," she said.
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But only one place offers the promise of spotting a Trump in the gilded wild.
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Finally, the front room offers fireplace dining in overstuffed yellow gingham chairs and gilded accents.
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King Salman of Saudi Arabia gave him a gilded reception in Riyadh in June 216.
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Barringer's comparisons to John Singer Sargent, the painter-courtier of Gilded Age extravagance, feel compensatory.
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Despite Roscoe's gilded name and presidential fame, my meal was a humble — and humbling — experience.
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We've seen this at the founding, the Civil War era and during the Gilded Age.
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As Duke barges his way into Max's previously gilded life, everything begins to crud over.
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We flew down the gilded stairs, and I sat at his side at the piano.
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It's still the gold standard on understanding how we've come to a new Gilded Age.
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Broad institutional and governmental change is what the Gilded Age triggered in the ensuing Progressive Era.
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Unlike Thiel, the Gilded Age robber barons knew the difference between their businesses and charitable endeavors.
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The ballroom as a discrete element in the American home came about during the Gilded Age.
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In fact, these gilded colors are so damn wearable, you can even use them as highlighter.
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But then came the Gilded Age, and the rise of a class of unprecedentedly rich people.
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They probably won't move around much, either: according to Drake, the gilded sneakers weigh 100 pounds.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art acquired a gilded coffin lid dating to the late Ptolemaic period.
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Meanwhile, the Indian actress's gilded Elie Saab Haute Couture design was saved more than 10,000 times.
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This piece is difficult to find, its golden frame blending into the backdrop of gilded furniture.
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Welcome to New York in the Gilded Age, colonial Australia, and WWII on the Greek islands.
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Yet the problems with the "Second Gilded Age" idea don't end with the flawed historical similarities.
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After the war and throughout the Gilded Age, the designs became intensely sophisticated and eventually legendary.
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This is why the gilded age in the 19th century can seem so similar to today.
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As mayor, he famously gilded San Francisco City Hall's dome with $400,000 worth of real gold.
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Here, however, the optimistic hymn falls on deaf ears, bouncing off crimson walls and gilded surfaces.
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There is joy to these juxtapositions of ancient and contemporary, figurative and abstract, gilded and modest.
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Thieves stole half a dozen gilded leaves from the dome of the Secession Building in Vienna.
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Plus, it's the dawn of a new gilded age where EVERYTHING is better dipped in gold.
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Gilded candelabra, trumpet-blowing angels, lion-taming cherubs, dolphins, starfish, sea monsters and birds proclaim joy.
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He departed indifferently penniless from a world that often seems to keep score in gilded ink.
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The brilliant general became the miserable President, fuelling the descent from glory into the Gilded Age.
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For these reasons, they explicitly challenge yet another parallel between 2018 and the Gilded Age: nativism.
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Since the Gilded Age, corporations have built effective walls around their charters, protecting them from attack.
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Those at the top would be brightly gilded, while those below would have a softer finish.
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The hotel, which was last renovated in 2015, features marble floors, crystal chandeliers, and gilded hallways.
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If anyone does, it could prove yet another striking blow to Trump's seeming impenetrable, gilded armor.
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"At the beginning of the Gilded Age, this is what wealth looked like," Mr. Zar said.
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America's federal government has not seen this type of revolving door turnover since the Gilded Age.
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Located in Charleston, South Carolina, Wentworth Mansion is known for its gilded age architecture and decor.
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André was the stylist for Melania's gilded age 2005 wedding to Trump at Mar-a-Lago.
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It thinks of them as gilded palaces of sin, houses of ill repute, pits of despair.
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It was a lovely, gilded, charmed, privileged loop through an exceptionally fortunate micro-age of history.
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But the gilded life of Sheikh Mohammed Hussein Al Amoudi took a sharp turn in November.
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The stores remain popular, like dowagers in museum portraits — gilded, respected, maybe even a little musty.
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In the first, a trio of Gilded Age socialites prepare for a forthcoming ball in Newport.
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The money collectors inside the hotel's gilded ballroom were doing somewhat better, bringing in $1.2 million.
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Rich Americans, on the other hand, continue to thrive, amassing Gilded Age-level concentrations of wealth.
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Jacobs reflects on this with a passion rarely expressed outside of the gilded walls of ballet.
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William McKinley, the quintessential Gilded Age president who defeated a populist challenger, was also a protectionist.
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"Gilded Cage" continues that idiom, even as it relies on prefab metal instead of found materials.
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Before starting, students should define "robber baron" and "monopoly" in the context of the Gilded Age.
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Children growing up amid the inequities of the Gilded Age were presumably beginning to know better.
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"The Lucky Star" is gilded with the signature Vollmann brew of erudition, irony, mysticism and banality.
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It included a blueberry-topped coconut cake and a gilded chocolate mousse cake, both for $13.
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Though it's a gilded example of digital theft, there's something troubling and relatable about it all.
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Guests appeared to enjoy the accommodations, reveling in the ballroom's gilded columns and grilled beef tenderloin.
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Both men took as their subjects the social and economic elite of their Gilded Age day.
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THE GIVERS Wealth, Power, and Philanthropy in a New Gilded Age By David Callahan 343 pp.
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The central challenge of our time is restoring some balance to our modern, Gilded Age economy.
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There, behind the gilded and imposing St. George statue in Freedom Square, three restaurants have opened.
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But in the gilded ballroom of the Venetian hotel and casino, he is in complete control.
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And the money from those gilded television contracts — oh, good God, that money would pour in.
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Covered with gilded mosaic chips, it's part Byzantine, part Art Deco and a lot Bette Davis.
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This weekend he will retreat to Mar-a-Lago — his gilded club where all is well.
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The colors add a hint of softness to an otherwise gold-gilded and marble-clad room.
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In the Gilded Age, some of the mega-rich started giving away huge amounts of money.
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Also in the works is a film based off the book The Gilded Years by Karin Tanabe.
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"I've never done this before," Trump said Tuesday night from a gilded ballroom at Mar-a-Lago.
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In March of 1883, Alva Vanderbilt threw one of the most lavish parties of the Gilded Age.
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Visitors entered through the mouth of a huge, gilded sculpture of a dog gnawing on a bone.
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The armonica also gleams within that gilded setting; its smooth, glossy appearance alone is mesmerizing, even seductive.
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In the lounge at Mr Keith's concert, attendees ate dates on gilded couches and prayed towards Mecca.
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It will see the king carried in public on his gilded palanquin through the streets of Bangkok.
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Still bathrobed, he wanders the halls of his gilded mansion late into the night, talking to himself.
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Using this data, they've created sculptures of what mummies like the "Gilded Lady" looked like in life.
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The Republic for Which It Stands: The United States During Reconstruction and the Gilded Age, 1865-1896.
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For an even more gilded look, spray paint the spiders gold and silver before gluing them on.
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Donald Trump gathered the biggest players in Silicon Valley at his gilded New York tower Wednesday afternoon.
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With incised, gilded backgrounds, the cards are small, romantic versions of the period's religious, gold-ground paintings.
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For them, Melania Trump was perfectly poised in her black Stella McCartney jumpsuit and gilded gold belt.
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Backboards hang below gilded mermaids and ornate animals, and a scoreboard hovers up near the towering proscenium.
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That's what Eton gives you: a free swing at success, the gilded confidence to go get it.
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The exterior matches its surrounding with a huge gilded Equinox sign that sticks out over the sidewalk.
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If your temples start to sweat at the idea of executing such a gilded masterpiece, fear not.
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BANGKOK — The denunciations have swirled through Thailand's gilded palaces with the rhetorical extravagance of a Shakespearean history.
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His gilded cuffs and necklaces strung with empire-era coins and intricate cameos are marvels of metalwork.
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The Gilded Age cremation movement failed, largely because of the extraordinary power of the growing burial business.
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He could not be ignored—the man would enter rooms sitting on ornate, gilded thrones, for chrissake!
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Caron Shapiro New York To the Sports Editor: Re "World Begins Gilded Games In Gritty Rio," Aug.
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In this reception chamber, between the two courtyards, he subtly refers to the gilded Hall of Mirrors.
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But as one burrows deeper into Here I Am, the solipsism of a gilded life becomes stifling.
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Most great houses had a few, which is why they were must-haves in Gilded Age America.
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Whether it's power or love they seek, one thing is constant: These gilded bitches are downright inspiring.
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The 1992 Genie was the gilded dream of what the world might have in store for us.
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It hardly seemed to matter that there were empty rows of gilded chairs at the afternoon sessions.
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BUDAPEST — The grand, gilded Hungarian State Opera House here is where Brahms once heard Mahler conduct Mozart.
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All three rooms have elaborate chandeliers hanging from lofty ceilings and marble fireplaces topped by gilded mirrors.
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All are to be eaten with pilav in which every grain of rice is gilded by butter.
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The Essential Guide to the Manners and Mores of the Gilded Age By Cecelia Tichi 303 pp.
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Gilded Age men had fewer sartorial and social restrictions, as long as they maintained a certain facade.
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Part of the show consisted of speakers, televisions, computers, headphones, and stereos gilded in holographic car paint.
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The place was hushed; spring sunlight glinted on the gilded decorations and warmed the dark oak paneling.
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Mr. Krakoff's injection of levity is not an unwelcome twist on the usual gilded or silvered theme.
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And the Frick could satisfy a need for temporary space while its Gilded Age mansion undergoes renovation.
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In normal times, the president of Italy plays a largely ceremonial role in his gilded Quirinal Palace.
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His design style at his personal properties favors gilded furniture, marble flooring, and Louis XIV-style flourishes.
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Hidden within the disarray is Kanteibyo, a gilded Chinese temple with an ornate, crimson-and-gold facade.
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Their world is gilded and grand — privileged in every sense, at least from the outside looking in.
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Five of us shared a Brooklyn two-bedroom walk-up far removed from gilded Fifth Avenue towers.
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Rather, the biggest jobs involve putting their talents at the service of someone else's already gilded name.
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What's exotic to me isn't food gilded with turmeric and six-day weddings — it's grits and rodeos.
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In the American Wing, Farley struck a pose identical to that of Augustus Saint-Gaudens's gilded Diana.
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This is a president who ran on opulence and showing off his gilded Saddam Hussein-inspired apartment.
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Yet in an era when Silicon Valley's promises look less gilded than before, Wikipedia shines by comparison.
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A dozen or so opulent mansions preserved from the Gilded Age invite tourists in for gawking tours.
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Mr. Pang said that while Ms. Meng lived in a mansion, it was effectively a gilded cage.
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"That said, a gilded cage is still a cage, and escape is next to impossible," he wrote.
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The era of the Gilded Age laid bare the gap between our nation's haves and have nots.
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"The gears of Progress, that demiurge of the first Gilded Age, were set in reverse," Fraser writes.
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Adjacent to the China Room is the Vermeil Room, which houses a collection of gilded silver tableware.
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And if you look to your left, you will see your own reflection in a gilded mirror.
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In the gilded world of fine dining, there is no living chef as renowned as Joël Robuchon.
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His four-year legal fight to become a lawyer ended on Wednesday in a gilded courtroom in Brooklyn.
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Luckily, I'm greeted at the $33,000 gilded mahogany front doors by the house manager who lets me in.
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Following a warren of gilded corridors through The Langham, one of London's fanciest hotels, I eventually find Artesian.
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The name Trump conjures up a certain level of extravagance: private jets, gilded furniture and highly conspicuous consumption.
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And the 2017 version of the topper is less matte black and more gilded than its previous iterations.
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What outrageously ripe an opportunity this offers for the lucky star pursuing relatability on this otherwise gilded night.
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In fact they are demonstrating, in rather depressing ways, how far they have travelled from their gilded youths.
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The line features can't-miss metallic lipstick, eyeshadow, lip gloss, and even a trio of gilded brow tints.
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Then it elevated the "robber baron" (again, the clue is in the name) tycoons of the Gilded Age.
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Our lusty appetites are supersized this week as decadent Venus takes a royal tour through Leo's gilded castle.
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Those who worry about Chinese power see the initiative as a gilded instrument of a new Chinese order.
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The gilded accessory accented the star's practically see-through gold gown (by Lhuillier) and her pretty pink lip.
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A royal procession the next day saw the stony-faced monarch paraded through Bangkok on a gilded palanquin.
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They have made the term "Second Gilded Age" a convenient shorthand for affluent arrogance and economic inequity today.
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Gilded eyes may be one of our favorite fall trends, but we admit, metallic shadow isn't exactly revolutionary.
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His skin was a light brown, slightly lighter than her own, and gilded golden in the afternoon sun.
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Or Donald Trump, whose gilded '80s aesthetic has become synonymous with the bad taste of the nouveau riche.
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But in retrospect, of all the players he could have chosen, Trump went for the most gilded one.
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Navalny has used protests and corruption exposes of the sometimes gilded lives of government officials to mobilize support.
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Oh yes, and about that champagne vault — it was designed specifically to hold 170 gilded bottles of Cristal.
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Chanler was not the only Gilded Age flame to extinguish in the later decades of the 20th century.
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The first federal progressive income and estate taxes date from the first Gilded Age, over a century ago.
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Or does corruption and ever-widening economic disparity mean we are in something more like the Gilded Age?
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"The Gilded Age also saw ideas that challenge the conflict between economic growth and political institutions," said Fink.
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Dating back to the Gilded Age, New York had been characterized by gaps between the rich and poor.
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If we're really living in a new Gilded Age, then tech titans are some of its bloated tycoons.
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On her 2012 debut album, she used her gilded voice as a contrast to fleet dance-influenced production.
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With them around, a life sentence in these gilded halls might make Rostov the luckiest man in Russia.
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"After more than 20 years of unprecedented wealth creation, the Second Gilded Age has stalled," the report found.
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The custom-built chef's kitchen features marble countertops, French oak floors and stainless steel appliances gilded in gold.
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Das imparts these messages delicately, as filigree on a story already gilded in rich imagery and harrowing conflict.
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Hideko's uncle has forbidden her to leave the grounds, turning her into a bird in a gilded cage.
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Take Le Boudoir, a gilded cocktail den that opened this winter under Chez Moi, a casual French bistro.
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Central Park to visit the second major sculpture, the rather beautiful Gilded Cage, which is exactly what it
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Look at what we're talking about: inequality, this new gilded age, this unprecedented inequality in terms of wealth.
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The Gilded Age socialists admitted what their opponents often did not: Americans did not all share common values.
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An hour from Providence by car or public bus is Newport, a seaside resort with Gilded Age mansions.
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The double-egg fried rice is comfort enough, but even better gilded with a bone-in pork chop.
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Mr Makhlouf's son caused a stir this summer when he shared photos of his gilded lifestyle on Instagram.
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In this case, these gilded ghettos are perpetuating wealth, a sense of safety and access to great education.
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But employees said his infamous temper followed him from his home in Manhattan to the hotel's gilded hallways.
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So what drove hundreds of Gilded Age American heiresses across the Atlantic to marry into struggling British families?
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Details include the gilded altar and painted ceiling, plus giant silver chandeliers that weigh over 300 pounds apiece.
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What is at stake is whether American democracy can overcome the new Gilded Age of inequality and insecurity.
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With its wooden shelves, library-style rolling ladders, and gilded chandeliers once lit by gas, Bigelow's is gorgeous.
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Mr. Trump is the scion of a real estate developer and a thrice-married lover of the gilded.
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A naked woman, a snake climbing up her lithe frame, reflected in a gilded mirror amid cascading apples.
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For some, such opulent scenes might have jarred with the social unrest that brewed outside the gilded doors.
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The contrasts in gilded surfaces slow down the eye, revealing illustrated lexicons of techniques, patterns, symbols and motifs.
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Income inequality in the United States has become as pronounced as at any time since the Gilded Age.
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"People think of the Frick as this centuries-old Gilded Age mansion," said the museum's director, Ian Wardropper.
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He grew up in Queens and lived in a triplex at the top of a gilded Manhattan skyscraper.
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Mr. Trump never mentioned his father's considerable wealth, or the financial support that made his gilded life possible.
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The casts can be painted to resemble various materials, including gilded wood, bronze, terra cotta, marble and stone.
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It's an extraordinary building and it became a kind of icon of what I call India's Gilded Age.
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The most important example that I use is the transition from the Gilded Age to the Progressive Era.
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But more than a few of those young people are aware of a gilded track with different rules.
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The carrying case matches the red primer, and the rest of the dryer is non-gilded royal blue.
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The chain, called Scion, will feature the first Trump-run hotels not to bear the family's gilded name.
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"To write 'The Gilded Age' is the fulfillment of a personal dream," Mr. Fellowes said in a statement.
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When food is used as a gilded incentive to join your cause, you know things are desperate, indeed.
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A gilded lead statue of George III on horseback, at Bowling Green, was pulled down by mobs in 1776.
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Calculations that do not make for easy transitions to the gilded halls of museums, panel discussions, and cocktail hours.
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Are you even a human being if you don't celebrate your gilded trophy for extraordinary cinema with a hamburger?
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If you're game to experiment with gilded rice (or any other dish) yourself, the leaves are available on Amazon.
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Its Gilded Age- Firefly shtick wore thin through repetition, and doing quests often involved one forgettable massacre after another.
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Should Trump win, this team will be tasked with bringing Trump from his gilded Manhattan home to Pennsylvania Avenue.
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She ran across the gloom of Portland Place towards the gilded mountain of light that was the Langham Hotel.
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After all, Cook did ascend to the boardroom in Trump's gilded tower to kiss the ring back in December.
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During the Blair-Brown-Cameron years, political debate was imprisoned in the gilded cage of economic and social liberalism.
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Donald Trump, probably talking about sports and beer and stuff, on a private plane next to a gilded frame.
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Progressive and New Deal-era employment law arose from the Gilded Age's exploitation of workers powering the Industrial Revolution.
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"The Trump administration is shaping up to be one of the most corrupt since the Gilded Age," Brock said.
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So how does one decide which worthy competitor takes home the ultimate prize — aka, a bucket of gilded popcorn?
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Smith led her to a gilded hallway on the second floor to size her up with a tape measure.
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But are we really living in a new Gilded Age, or is this just the status quo for America?
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Breakingviews Philippe P. Dauman, the chief executive of Viacom, may be on the verge of pulling a gilded ripcord.
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For we aren't just living in a second Gilded Age, we're also living in a second robber baron era.
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The cathedral's now vertical bottom is outfitted with gilded, medieval-style doors that open to reveal an inner closet.
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Maymont, a Gilded Age estate and public park on 21990 acres on the James River, is three miles away.
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The finial is shaped like a trident gilded with gold, and its iron hilt is also inlaid with gold.
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Thus the public and private spaces of Gilded Age Brooklyn were able to host lively cultures of sexual contact.
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Gilded mosaics of birds and deities from a Dallas bank have been moved to the Joule hotel in Dallas.
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She warned of a calamity for the vast majority of Americans who were not part of the gilded elite.
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An establishment that has concluded its best bet is to hitch its wagons to the gilded star of Trump.
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The Gilded Age abuses of the late 19th century were followed by the progressive renaissance under President Teddy Roosevelt.
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Mr. Othoniel's vitrines display flamboyantly gilded and decorated chalices, thuribles (incense burners), monstrances (for displaying relics), chasubles and stoles.
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Cooley captures the catastrophe with his lens in on-site footage of polluted saffron waters and noxious gilded rocks.
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Cha-Ching: A white-gold gilded, diamond-encrusted, Nile crocodile leather Birkin bag sold for over $300,168 at auction.
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Its multi-million-pound mansions house a cosmopolitan population, while royalty lives behind the gilded gates of Kensington Palace.
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The lavish faux-Renaissance fantasy sets of Verona, with all of the city's palaces and fireworks and gilded everything!
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In the gilded age of industrialization, we already had great entrepreneurs, who we later came to call &aposrobbers&apos.
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He shares the conviction of Gilded Age socialists that values, not economic laws, determine the contours of American society.
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In one of them, a noble lady strokes her horned companion — who gazes serenely into a gilded hand mirror.
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The wedding's excess and the obviously transactional nature of the match shocked even the usually fawning Gilded Age chroniclers.
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Wolfe, however, expressed dismay that her image had been altered to fit the gilded frames of Crooked Media's website.
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A plastic curtain obscures the latter figure's face, resting over it like a veil or a gilded funerary mask.
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Leave open the possibility that the music can get even better rather than locking it in a gilded frame.
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To declare a golden age is to freeze a moment in time, locking a gilded frame around its edges.
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Gilded pine nuts and chocolate truffles concealed on the scales appear when the cone is disassembled to be served.
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He is presented as a role model, a billionaire with his own empire of golf courses and gilded hotels.
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He was the toast of Gilded Age New York, thronged by reporters and cheered on by Vanderbilts and Astors.
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South of "Gilded Cage," shoppers on Fifth Avenue wended through ad hoc concrete obstacles around the president's own tower.
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But he has stuffed a lot into the gilded envelope: Napoleon-themed paintings, ceramics, books and manuscripts, and furniture.
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But now the entire West Coast, from San Diego to Vancouver, British Columbia, is a string of gilded megalopolises.
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Ms. Leigh's 2000th-century gilded brass mechanical pencil, for example, sold for £1,875, against a low estimate of £100.
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A Muzak version of "Passionfruit" plays overhead as she roams through his gilded bathroom and well-appointed walk-in.
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The elevators at the St. Regis, with their gilded exterior doors and interior wood paneling, evoke a different era.
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Finally, up another twisting staircase, a 16-sided bedroom is overseen by a fearsome, gilded figure with 16 feet.
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The brilliant sets and costumes, by Soutra Gilmour, are so glitzed and gilded they look as if Liberace exploded.
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More big league givers keep emerging as the vast fortunes of a second Gilded Age are harnessed to philanthropy.
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In this new Gilded Age of virtually limitless political contributions, it's unsurprising to see politicians beholden to corporate funders.
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The architecture of Courtroom 4 evokes the gilded age of Youngstown, when it was known as Steel Town USA.
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Urban nearly upstaged the talents with views of gilded staircases, underwater dreamscapes, tropical groves and castles wreathed in clouds.
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Andrew Wiggins A tree ornament of a beautiful, gilded mirror that he will continually catch his own reflection in.
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Big Little Lies never promised to be a "real" story about what it's like to live a gilded life.
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Enter the women's room on the whites side and you'll see gilded sinks and luxe red curtains on the stalls.
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But those gilded trappings don't make the exercise any less hollow -- or what the network saw in it less puzzling.
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GILDED teacups, brocade curtains and public confirmations of private-jet transfers all contribute to the atmosphere in London's poshest hotels.
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In turn, despite living in gilded mansions and indulging every carnal desire, Trump's view of the world is remarkably bleak.
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I imagined myself as master of the house, running from room to room, enjoying the gilded splendor of it all.
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The cultural commissars preferred to keep such popular, restless talents in a gilded cage, rather than banishing or jailing them.
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We met at Brasserie Thoumieux, a swank eatery in Paris's gilded seventh arrondissement, where he was living at the time.
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China is essentially going through a hugely accelerated version of the industrial revolution and the Gilded Age rolled into one.
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It takes you inside the gilded Aspen Institute that has been described as celebrity summer camp meets liberal-arts college.
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The hand-gilded Supersonic hair dryers are available exclusively through Dyson's website, and they come with a red presentation case.
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Honestly, it's remarkably similar to the actual Mar-a-Lago site, which also features plenty of pictures of gilded chandeliers.
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Baraza has a more luxe feel with gilded décor and intricately carved wood furniture, all handmade specially for the hotel.
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This time the focus was on "Hollywood Madam" Heidi Fleiss and the gilded era that made her a household name.
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As a marquee speaker on the Gilded Age circuit, James could be selective about his gigs, and he almost declined.
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As if the lily weren't gilded enough, they're finished off with some cubes of crisp bacon and fresh chard, too.
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As much a gilded cage as it is fortress, Trump Tower is a testament to the man's fear of humanity.
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The last time it was as high for the top 10 percent as it is today was the Gilded Age.
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It might be flippant to call our present moment "a new Gilded Age," but the phrase reflects a certain understanding.
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During the Gilded Age, farmers came together in an effort to break the railroad companies' choke hold on food transportation.
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The region is known as a rural haven for the wealthy and is home to opulent Gilded Age-era mansions.
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Cliff Walk is a 3.5-mile seaside trail that winds past some of the famous mansions from Newport's Gilded Age.
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Two floors below, artisans were at work in the museum's atelier encadrement dorure , which handles anything made of gilded wood.
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This resort was the summer playground of the czar and the aristocracy during the last gilded decades of the empire.
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Tuesday morning, he was in raging silverback mode, glowering, posturing and verbally dragging the press around his gilded Manhattan lair.
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They were sought as good-luck talismans, and later as companions for imperial concubines, who kept them in gilded cages.
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The decision led to an end of the American Gilded Age, with trust busting shifting power away from robber barons.
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Ellingham Hall was a gilded cage—a beautiful old home in the British countryside—and Smith was an indulgent host.
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This gilded evening offers cover performances by Ms. Harry, the Pixies, Cyndi Lauper, the Flaming Lips, the Roots and more.
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This highly colorful Mexican brand of Baroque took gilded European conventions and whipped them rapturously into a glazed, colorful frenzy.
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In his latest project Gilded Gauge, he allows the site's users to measure their personal wealth against that of billionaires.
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For instance, glancing at the "Technology" objects, you might be drawn to the flashy gilded brass astronomical clock (59 cows).
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Some people would look at it and see, under the gilded balustrades and Versailles-reproduction chaise lounges, something deeply boring.
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" These include "stylized motifs of mythical animals, gilded geometric forms on a black background, and distinctively textured areas and patterns.
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A late Gilded Age mansion, it was designed from 1912-14 by Thomas Hastings for the industrialist Henry Clay Frick.
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During the campaign, he has compared Google and Facebook to the oil, steel, and railroad trusts of the Gilded Age.
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By the Gilded Age, saloons were places for slow, social imbibing, a beer drinker's republic blending immigrant and American cultures.
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Today, members of a new Gilded Age are again in control of many of the country's most venerable media outlets.
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The owner also replaced the floors: The foyer, with its Gracie paper gilded barrel ceiling, has a marble checkerboard floor.
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She makes each piece by hand, shaping it in brass, before sending it to a Provençal artisan to be gilded.
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That's a shame, because these most recent episodes have been a bonanza of breakthroughs for our Gilded Age Scooby Gang.
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How much younger would be one of the many subjects of dispute in a trial that riveted Gilded Age America.
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The Biltmore is one of America's most famous estates, and one of the best remaining examples of the Gilded Age.
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Nowadays empty gilded frames that held some of the works that were taken in 1990 still hang on the walls.
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" He added of the thick, ornately carved and gilded frame, which was packed in several pieces: "It's in great condition.
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The three-story Jefferson Place townhouses, built originally as single-family homes during the Gilded Age, are a notable exception.
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Kiernan trains a wide lens on Gilded Age America, particularly after the 1929 stock market crash imperiled the family's fortunes.
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The gorgeously gilded opera house was a perfect environment to watch the trials and tragedy of the courtesan Violetta Valéry.
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A windstorm had grounded all the commercial aircraft, so he pulled gilded strings to borrow a friend's helicopter, he said.
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The star of the collection was undoubtedly a 23th-century gilded bronze seated Buddhist figure, estimated at £2000,000 to £200,000.
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Inside, the Fairmont looks much as it did in the 1930s, with marble floors and staircases, columns and gilded accents.
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The current renovation included over 90 different companies attending to details such as the walls' gilded ornamentation and the chandeliers.
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Welcome to Manhattan in the new Gilded Age, where condos offer wealthy buyers not just decadent indulgences — A wine cellar!
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TRENTON — Beneath the gilded dome, windows are boarded up, and some have frames held together with clips and duct tape.
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Gilded Age Americans did not even have to go to Europe to behave badly: They had the West for that.
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One man spoke movingly of a gilded visit to Paris with his mother, who had lived there as a child.
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THE REPUBLIC FOR WHICH IT STANDS: The United States During Reconstruction and the Gilded Age, 1865-1898, by Richard White.
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The Gilded Age (of white Americans), from the 1870s to about 1900, is a joy to research and write about.
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Unfortunately, the teaser photos of Jolie don't feature the aforementioned gilded accessories, but the hair is very much in attendance.
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The event would be at Le Palais Royal, the gilded mansion Mr. Pereira had modeled after the Palace of Versailles.
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Mr. Trump, after all, was always an unlikely populist, a self-proclaimed billionaire with a private plane and gilded estates.
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"Hyde Park more or less developed as a getaway for wealthy Gilded Age families," said Shannon Butler, the town historian.
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Months later, the smiles on the Akha women's faces shine brighter in my memories of Thailand than its gilded temples.
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" For her part, Ms. Kalman said: "Of course, what I think of is the anti-Semitism of the Gilded Age.
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The Greeks and Romans painted their statues to resemble real bodies, and often gilded them so they shone like gods.
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He lived in a gilded tower on New York's Fifth Avenue but nevertheless became the voice of the left-behind.
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The resplendent frame on the right looks newly gilded, redecorated with shining gold leaf, a juxtaposition of decay and renewal.
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It includes: the Antifederalists, who lost the debate over the Constitution in 1787-88; the leaders of the Confederate States of America; the captains of industry who dominated the first Gilded Age; the Southern defenders of Jim Crow and enemies of the civil rights movement; and the current corporate leaders of our second Gilded Age.
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Rarely is President Obama afforded the chance to both protect American rights and throw a bone into Donald Trump's gilded doghouse.
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On a couple of pages of The Gilded Age in New York, Crain describes the "Opera House War" of the 1890s.
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" Nevertheless, as Crain assures in her book, "Underneath the facade of the modern city, the ghosts of the Gilded Age dwell.
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It is also rapidly losing its association with the gilded traits Trump has long promoted as the essence of his business.
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The theme is "Vienna to Versailles," meant to evoke European grandeur in the gilded Grand Ballroom at the oceanfront Florida property.
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It's oil-free, lightweight, and isn't tinted, but leaves behind a sheer gilded glow that ever-so-slightly illuminates the skin.
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The gilded effect is the result of 999 pure gold leaves applied to the sneaker's tongue, heel tab, and sign-off.
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Perhaps the most curious is a large gilded mirror fashioned in the mid-1970s by Jim Dine, the celebrated Pop artist.
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The subtropics turned to tropics, and on they walked, until they began to pass gilded shrines where monks served milky curry.
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FIRST a symbolic empty urn is placed on a gilded palanquin, and carried from the throne hall to a nearby monastery.
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But those who use the phrase "Second Gilded Age" to criticize contemporary inequality are also paying unintended tribute to Carnegie's logic.
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Gilded liquid lip color, foil-stamped liquid eyeliner, matte metallic eyeshadow: Instagram can't get enough of metallics in beauty right now.
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The film is an adaption of the book The Gilded Years, by Karin Tanabe, an account of Hemmings' experience at Vassar.
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They jumped off periodically to hold up gilded picture frames in which spectators could pose with their friends and be photographed.
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One sticking point was that Mr Trump wished the occasion to be optimised for pomp: gilded horse-drawn carriages and all.
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A bronze statue dedicated to Bastet was recovered with the mummified cats, along with a multitude of wooden gilded feline figurines.
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Bone explains that she was a Gilded Age star, and, when Modernism took over America, the art Audrey inspired seemed dated.
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So wouldn't you agree it's better to look just as glowing as the gilded statue you're (potentially) going to be holding?
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One shade is a gilded pink with flecks of gold; the second includes high-shine swirls of lavender with blue undertones.
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"The Gilded Gutter Life of Francis Bacon," Daniel Farson I'm not really a fan of biographies, or of Francis Bacon's art.
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His fashion sense, about which he is outspoken and fastidious, seems ripped from Gilded Age cartoons about predatory industrial fat cats.
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Scholars are comparing the era to the Gilded Age of robber barons, when the issue of trusts first gained popular infamy.
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Gilded High PonytailNai'vasha Johnson, who styled Sasha Lane's updo, always uses a mini bungee cord to gather up lots of hair.
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The master suite has a spacious walk-in closet, a mirrored wall, a gilded ceiling, and expansive views of the lake.
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The gilded splendor marketed as Trump mattered the most; paying the contractors what they were owed took a back seat. Always.
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The guitar strumming has a rosy glow, and the parlor piano shares a gilded, wooden stiffness with early '70s soft rock.
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Like much else in our gilded childhoods, those women lived fictions created by adults whose betrayals came unstuck all at once.
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Gilded, overstuffed chairs awaited them on stage; the audience was composed of Chinese entrepreneurs, husbands and wives, as well as children.
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A collection of 15 NASA astronaut hand casts, originally used to tailor-make spacesuit gloves, mounted on plaques and decoratively gilded.
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Mr. Hollande still occupies the magnificent gilded Élysée Palace, still gives speeches attended by important people and still attends ribbon-cuttings.
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Towering on a marble base above the Bowling Green, the gilded equestrian statue of King George III evoked a Roman emperor.
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The socialists Mr. Sanders most resembles were Gilded Age intellectuals, reformers, union members and ordinary citizens who self-labeled as socialist.
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You wouldn't guess that from the conference, which does not feel like a gilded celebration of Saudi ambitions as originally planned.
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And Mr. Doyle does make some memorable stage pictures out of it, on a gleaming, gilded set of his own design.
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Can an emphasis on athleticism and power and the conviction that comes from a gilded history endure a fundamental tactical shift?
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How dare we enjoy post-apocalyptic pants, kicked back in our gilded existence as the wreck overtakes people near and far?
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Perhaps we are meant to think of the gilded surfaces of Trump pleasure domes, though I'm not sure that's the intention.
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Characters speak of the "soft down of an insatiable bed," of poison under "gilded pills," of playing football with severed heads.
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"The Beneficiary" describes the making and spending of "a moderately sized American fortune" that lasted from one Gilded Age to another.
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The four bedrooms on the second floor include a master with a fireplace topped by a gilded mirror and large windows.
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The strongest of Mr. Ai's new sculptures is "Gilded Cage," standing 20083 feet tall at the southeast entrance to Central Park.
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Few people in the midst of the post-Civil War Gilded Age had a better feel for American democracy than Adams.
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But as she settled in Buenos Aires and began performing with world-class singers at the gilded theater, something felt amiss.
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There's a reason, after all, Ms. Trump did not name her line Gilded Futures, or some other such vague, kitschy title.
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Maybe some of our historical documents provide a gilded barrier between what we say we represent and what we actually are.
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Its square base depicts illustrated scenes in black-on-white glaze, and is supported at its four corners by gilded lions.
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They strike gold in Indonesia, and a gilded future opens up for Kenny and his longtime girlfriend, Kaylene (Bryce Dallas Howard).
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Inside is a dignified dining room where polished wood panels stand next to weathered wooden screens under gilded, illuminated ceiling recesses.
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President Trump, with his steaks and his golf courses and his gilded rooms, is like the anti-minimalist: opulent, ostentatious, overwhelming.
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Trump's election reflected many voters' exasperation with the status quo and sense of permanent estrangement from some gilded clique of winners.
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It was a strapless gown of distressed guipure—with scorched edges, stiffened and gilded—that looked like a giant sea sponge.
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It's also how Mark Twain and Charles Dudley Warner described the Gilded Age in their 249.95 novel of the same name.
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A third dotes on pet dogs named Astor and Rockefeller, one of many nods to the ostentation of America's Gilded Age.
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The festivities begin at the hotel&aposs gilded Cathedral, where guests are greeted with Champagne and cocktails along with live performances.
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Where the first "Gilded Age" saw enormous resistance to inequality, Fraser argues, ours has seen a distracted, demoralized culture of compliance.
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When the architect and decorator Charles Percier (212-21) designed for Napoleon, he used materials like marble, bronze and gilded wood.
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THE REPUBLIC FOR WHICH IT STANDS The United States During Reconstruction and the Gilded Age, 1865-1896 By Richard White Illustrated.
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This New Gilded Age has found an epicenter in Los Angeles, particularly where Bel-Air, Beverly Hills and Holmby Hills converge.
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The aesthetics of this 'throne' recall nothing so much as the gilded excess of Trump's real-estate ventures and private residences.
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In other words, Mahler was a gilded oil painting, and Gropius was a sleek chair fashioned from metal tubes and leather.
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Indeed, as the expansion entered its record-setting 22008st month on Monday, signs of a new Gilded Age are all over.
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Well, so this is ... To move us back outside of the tech world, you're thinking here, think in your head of ... I mean, the subtitle of my book is called "The Billionaire Raj, India's New Gilded Age," and so the image you should have in your head is really of a Gilded Age tycoon in America.
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The risk is that youngsters will come to see the system less as a national asset, and more like a gilded cage.
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Craftsmanship goes courtside with the opulent stained-glass backboards, gilded basketballs, roped-off trophies, and chain mail jerseys from artist Victor Solomon.
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The setting was appropriately grand: Sweden's 18th-century royal chapel features ornately gilded stone architecture, intricately worked statues and fine ceiling paintings.
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From Cher's feathered "naked dress" in 1974 to Rihanna's gilded pope outfit in 1900, the Met Gala is no stranger to camp.
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Previously, after parties have been hosted around Manhattan at hot spots like the Boom Boom Room at The Standard and Gilded Lily.
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But the authors do touch on the most fascinating question of all: how this gilded corner of the diaspora influences India itself.
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A spinning proscenium arch is the production's answer—an elaborately carved and gilded thing such as you find in 19th-century theatres.
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" In the drag world, the Vixen says, this is gilded language — to call someone's art "crafty" is equivalent to calling it "cheap.
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You know you're obsessed with highlighter when you're jealous of a horse — or a mouse — with a shiny, gilded coat of hair.
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While her sister became the gilded legend, she became the myth, the witch in the mirror, her arms forever outstretched and empty.
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A few prominent names are still in gilded detention, notably Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, who holds big stakes in Citigroup and Apple.
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It's time to break up Facebook Tim Wu's new book is called The Curse of Bigness: Antitrust in the New Gilded Age.
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While Susie has never walked the nightclub's famed gilded halls, Midge went to the spot with Joel for their anniversary last year.
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It might seem like celebrities have a gilded passage in life, but turns out even they're not immune to the odd mishap.
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Some have grown angry at the inequality and there have even been claims that we currently live in a second Gilded Age.
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From a gold-plated chopper to a gilded casket, here are eight crazy ways millionaires and billionaires are showcasing the precious metal.
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The speech in a gilded hall bedecked with chandeliers is part of an effort to redefine his relationship with the Muslim world.
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Since opening in April, the Filipino restaurant responsible for the gilded masterpiece has developed a cult following for its eccentric, pricey doughnuts.
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America in the Gilded Age was a starkly unequal place, not just in terms of inequality between people but inequality between regions.
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If you make a film north of $50 million, you have to confine yourself to the gilded prison of the blockbuster filmmaker.
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The actress and singer wowed in a gilded strapless mini dress from Oscar de la Renta's Fall 133 ready-to-wear collection.
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Festival on Friday — the young heroine falls in love with a masculine woman, a union organizer in a Gilded Age garment factory.
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"Not everybody's Facebook group is going to be your Facebook group," said Lindsay Stead, the owner and CEO of Gilded Blooms Communications.
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The fair, which showcased art from antiquity to the modern era, has become a gilded stop on the global art fair circuit.
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The dream of many luxury fashion brands, and many would-be shopkeeps, is a store on Madison Avenue, New York's gilded thoroughfare.
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He took us inside and pointed to an enormous photograph, in a gilded frame, that filled a wall of the living room.
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In 2015, a pair of lidded porcelain bowls wrapped in Mr. Gouthière's gilded bronze brought about $3 million at Sotheby's in London.
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What these women bring to the film is an adult impatience, gilded with sly amusement, at the international antics of the boys.
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Recent years have been a Gilded Age for those other fans, though, the ones who are here for a pan-pop spectacle.
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The initial idea, that this was a place to preserve old stuff — a grandparent's attic from the Gilded Age — now seems outdated.
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One trouble with Spring for Music was that the inventiveness of the programs often got swallowed up in Carnegie's Gilded Age grandeur.
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Ms. Frelinghuysen helped Mr. DiMeo with facts, but mostly left him alone with the space, a reconstructed room from the Gilded Age.
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The gilded cage is a name given to class and social constructs of that period, but it's applicable to the clothes, too.
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Tarte Cosmetics Gilded Gifts Collector's Set, $45 (valued at $248), available at DermStoreWhy have one makeup set when you can have two?
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For now, it exists in at least two netherworlds: the glamour of the Gilded Age and the convenience of new New York.
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Now that she's nearly freed herself from Mr. Trump's gilded White House, will the tight-lipped Ms. Hicks finally find her voice?
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In high school, I got to know people who were several classes above us — living on the remains of Gilded Age fortunes.
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A somber portrait of what inequality looked like during the first Gilded Age might have been one way to adorn the building.
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"This has been an amazing evening," Donald Trump crowed during his victory speech from his gilded Mar-a-Lago Club in Florida.
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I know, I know: The last thing a country struggling with Neo-Gilded Age inequality needs is more influence from billionaire supercitizens.
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Instead, he dreams of the greener grass where his old college pals frolic, consumed with envy for their gilded, fast-track lives.
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For the past decade, the foundation has amassed $2000 billion in assets to become the nation's most important, gilded, and opaque charity.
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With his gilded upbringing, among the elite of the United Malays National Organization, Malaysia's longtime governing party, he seemed destined for leadership.
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Past books have taken Scott to fin de siècle Vienna, the deck of a Gilded Age ship and an occupied Italian village.
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The Gilded Age is long over, but this city still works to protect its past by preserving the mansions that attract tourists.
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"The exterior windows are, of course, gilded in glistening 24-carat gold," the booking app HotelTonight said, offering a rate of $101.
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The Sovereign's Throne — elaborately carved wood, gilded, set with crystals and upholstered in royal red velvet — was constructed and designed in 1847.
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He has learned to park his progressive politics on a side street while he raises golden sums from the city's gilded capitalists.
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The 20-some gilded objects by Pierre Gouthière sitting in regal silence in the Frick Collection galleries make one thing brilliantly clear.
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They snigger at the fact that the president, Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi, has still not returned from his gilded exile in Riyadh.
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The Chinese government and the gilded companies that act as its shadows proclaimed their immediate outrage, fury and hurt, so much hurt.
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In addition to the mirrors, chandeliers and gilded stag heads, Gherardo Felloni, the creative director of Vivier, added 20 metallic Christmas trees.
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In a gilded industry that has preferred to stay below the radar, Mr. Scaramucci embraces the white-hot center of it all.
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In 27, I published a book called ''This Town,'' an anthropological snapshot of the gilded, inbred carnival of early-205st-century Washington.
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But let's sum it up nonetheless: Johnson supporters who don't want a gilded, autocratic sociopath to become leader of the free world.
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Gilded Holiday Collection: Fallen Air, $28.80, originally $36 [you save $7.20]The scent includes notes of balsam fir, musk, and winter spice.
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This woman was preserved not by embalmers, like the Gilded Lady, but by natural causes — a reminder that some mummies are accidents.
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Much like today, the Gilded Age witnessed a stark divide between rural and urban voters and an increasing feeling of income disparity.
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Money is cascading onto these four Democratic challengers, including from gilded Los Angeles liberal fundraisers who usually focus only on national politics.
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But now the Trump Organization appears to be borrowing a brand even more powerful than the gilded Trump moniker: the presidential seal.
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But climate change threatens the ski industry, which, along with mountaineering, has transformed Chamonix from a poor village into a gilded retreat.
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A "Fenty University" spectacle was held under the soaring ceilings, multileveled bookshelves and gilded rails of the Bibliothèque Nationale de France, a.k.a.
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It's a window on the imperial capital as luxury mall, gilded, full of whispers and intrigue, subtle as a ton of brass.
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Likewise, Barnum's fondness for living large — he built a garish Moorish mansion he called "Iranistan" — calls to mind Mr. Trump's gilded excesses.
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What you Get A renovated 1835 sawmill in Greensboro, a Gilded Age condominium in Milwaukee and a seaside house in Sonoma County.
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In the final room, monumental multimedia paintings are presented in large gilded frames behind glass incorporate materials like cardboard, fabric and knives.
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The gold gilded frame on the cover only existed on the first edition; it was removed on future editions to cut costs.
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This is the Gilded Age of the Electronic Middleman and the Make-Believe Visionary, and they have their sights set on the stars.
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The House Lannister shoe features a vibrant red PrimeKnit upper, with gilded shiny details in the logo, perhaps to represent the Lannister's wealth.
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Life in Grant County, population 641, could not be more different than the gilded Big Apple existence long enjoyed by President Donald Trump.
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The gilded monument rises above desolate fields in Henan Province, the work of local entrepreneurs who completed the nine-month project in December.
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Among the artifacts found were a gilded silver mummy mask, fragments of mummy cartonnages, canopic cylindrical jars and marl clay and faience cups.
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So are liberal democracies doomed to a repeat of the pattern that saw the gilded age give way to a breakdown of society?
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You like your moisturizers silky smooth and rose-scented, your lip color in a gilded tube, and your perfume in a crystal flacon.
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The dish made its debut in 2016, but a video of guests chomping down on the gilded grain is just now going viral.
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It's the soundtrack to this new American Gilded Age, and City Girls are grifters with hearts of gold (and minds for it, too).
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Nedjemankh and His Gilded Coffin continues through April 21, 2019 at the Metropolitan Museum of Art (1000 Fifth Avenue, Upper East Side, Manhattan).
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One of the gallery's most endearing offerings is a gilded, short muzzled, floppy eared dog with a clock face between its front paws.
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" Canova has called for greater regulation of Wall Street, writing on his campaign website that "we are now in a new Gilded Age.
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I may not have moved up to Champagne status, but I finally got a gilded eye mask, and for me, that's even better.
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Al-Shabab have carried out massacres elsewhere in Kenya, but breaching the gilded suburbs of the enemy's citadel is particularly satisfying for them.
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Corruption in the form of gold speculation and whiskey-tax evasion reached deep into his administration, a sign of the oncoming Gilded Age.
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Ryan and Scott Walker Months before Trump descended his gilded escalator into the primary muck, Ryan was talking up his fellow Wisconsinite, Gov.
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John Pierpont Morgan, a banker from America's gilded age, reckoned that bosses should earn at most 21 times the pay of their underlings.
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The mixture of delicate white, gilded metal, and subtle light from the lustrous slabs plays beautifully with the enigmatic gaze of the Comtesse.
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Progressives and New Dealers also achieved their reforms by reaffirming the Gilded Age's ideological and legal commitments to white supremacy, imperialism, and xenophobia.
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The "solutions" that ended Gilded Age inequality, in other words, became a crucial seedbed for our own era's historically distinct expressions of inequality.
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Predictably, then, America's president was pleased when Israel's prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, unveiled the gilded sign for Trump Heights (pictured) on June 16th.
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When he kicked off his campaign from the gilded throne of Trump Tower last June, he didn't merely say that he'd create jobs.
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Into the 20th century it remained a source of fascination to scholars enraptured by the gilded legend of its libraries and unrivalled learning.
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"Reforms were adopted in the first Gilded Age, an era similarly plagued by government dysfunction, political corruption and enormous economic inequality," Gilens notes.
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It would've been eye-catching enough on its own, but Green made things next-level by being gilded from head-to-toe, literally.
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James Stourton's delightfully readable and authoritative biography is absorbing on the rise and rise of a gilded, lucky young man in a hurry.
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But this omnipotence also has put Amazon in the bullseye of a burgeoning "tech-lash," alongside gilded peers like Facebook, Google and Apple.
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"Maternity leave, or any workplace policy based on gender, can — at this moment in history — only ever be a gilded cage," she continued.
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The original is a jittery punk number, but in the hands of the girls their song takes on a gilded Laurel Canyon earthiness.
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It was one of private schools and great wealth, and a lavish gilded lifestyle with armed guards who kept the world at bay.
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THE chair that George Washington sat in while presiding over the constitutional convention in Philadelphia had a gilded sun carved on its back.
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Tariffs were a sign of corruption in the Gilded Age, as Cost points out, but that's because they insulated giant trusts from competition.
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A bronze cat statue dedicated to the cat goddess Bastet was found among 100 wooden gilded cat statues and dozens of mummified cats.
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But now they are also likely to be a referendum on the Republican vision of the American Eden as a second Gilded Age.
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How would he turn liberalism into a story about his kids gliding through gilded cities, or the passionate romances of famous historical figures?
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Beneath the gilded spires and medieval cobblestone streets of Bruges, the lifeblood of Belgium now flows at more than 1,000 gallons an hour.
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But in Wu's new book, "The Curse of Bigness: Antitrust in the New Gilded Age," he argues that all of that has changed.
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As time goes by, certain musicians transcend their status as a mere pop star, and are gilded in music history forever as legends.
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There's a sense of a gilded circle who have played student-union politics with the country, in the service of their own ambition.
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The gilded period frame is actually the edge of a new state-of-the-art climate control box that stabilizes the interior humidity.
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I would find it hard to believe that Melania Trump, who was in this gilded tower, has a sense of what things cost.
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We live, it is often said, in a new Gilded Age —an era of extravagant wealth and almost as extravagant displays of generosity.
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Its stage is one of the largest stages in the world, and the six-tier gilded auditorium can hold thousands of audience members.
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When I came to it was not in some gilded lounge surrounded by pulchritudinous night-nymphs and Danny Tenaglia sculpting sweet, melodic soundscapes.
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And maybe he thought that he would ride in and steal a game, with his Zlatan-gilded squad of disjointed youth vs experience.
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Lynnewood Hall, a 110-room, century-old Gilded Age palace just outside of Philadelphia, was designed by Horace Trumbauer in the late 1890s.
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We were inside his neighborhood shrine, and staring at what looked like a miniature Japanese palace, intricately gilded and lacquered red and black.
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Kudos to Kisseloff, who published this book in 1989, for jumping on these stories when the Gilded Age was still in living memory.
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Benches like this were placed on open deck spaces and show the kind of Gilded Age opulence that could be seen on board.
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BANGKOK — With the gilded pageantry of a bygone era, the cremation ceremony of King Bhumibol Adulyadej of Thailand began in earnest on Thursday.
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He's a gilded tough guy and a political lightweight who champions anti-intellectualism, and whose allegiances change like the blowing of the wind.
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His new restaurant, decorated with red hanging lamps, gilded Buddhist statues, temple bells and carved wood panels, features a long list of curries.
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And a gilded wooden icon from Ishiyamadera, where Murasaki is supposed to have started her book, might inspire new novels of its own.
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BRINGING DOWN THE COLONEL A Sex Scandal of the Gilded Age and the "Powerless" Woman Who Took On Washington By Patricia Miller Illustrated.
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Correcting the effect of these gilded ghettos on people not fortunate to live, work and raise children in them may not be easy.
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Newport's Gilded Age mansions are open daily in the winter season, and you can see them decked out for the holidays from Nov.
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By that standard, "Gilded Cage" stands as the greater achievement, enfolding inside and outside, warden and captive, into a single, synthesized public form.
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And immaculate cylinders of lumpiang Shanghai, often compared to Chinese spring rolls but more slender and delicate, their crispy skins like gilded air.
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Greenback Labor and the People's Party put the whole money question, during the post-Civil War Gilded Age, and the issue of monopolies.
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He proposes a building in the shape of a phallic-looking number 1 which features the gilded bones of a dinosaur out front.
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Against the gilded backdrop of the Palace of Versailles, Mr. Macron and Mr. Putin pledged to work with each other to fight terrorism.
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His models wore gold: gilded laurels swirled into sunglasses, Delphos-pleated dresses corded with sequins, even beach cover-ups licked with golden vines.
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If one desires to return to the Gilded Age, with a financial crisis at least once every decade, this is a splendid plan.
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The steep, mirror-lined staircase descends into a gilded lounge festooned with gold banquettes, disco balls, a taxidermied zebra and a stripper pole.
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And nothing in his gilded four decades culminating in the top job at ExxonMobil prepared him for his rough treatment in the administration.
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Among the Ocean State's most famous attractions are the mansions of Newport — the Gilded Age weekend homes of the 19th-century filthy rich.
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If Trump's grandiosity requires glitzy, Taj-like projects—a gilded W.P.A.—he could modernize the electrical grid, a colossal and long-overdue project.
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Flat sandals, embellished with pearls or gilded in gold, are fancy enough for black tie without endangering the well-being of your soles.
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Gilded Holiday Collection: Black Velvet, $28.80, originally $36 [you save $7.20]The scent includes notes of alpine violet, iris woods, and midnight jasmine.
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Gilded Holiday Collection: Old Fashioned, $28.80, originally $36 [you save $7.20]The scent includes notes of plum brandy, worn leather, and dried fruit.
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It is festooned with Baccarat chandeliers, gilded moldings, and wood-paneled rooms — all which may not appeal to today's more simplicity-minded rich.
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It is written by the government and is delivered by the monarch from a throne in parliament's gilded House of Lords debating chamber.
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They removed much of the gilded decor favored by the Trumps and throughly renovated the 20,000 square-foot mansion, according to the newspaper.
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NBC just announced a planned 2019 premiere for "The Gilded Age," a drama based on this period from "Downton Abbey" creator Julian Fellowes.
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Mr. Buttigieg is little known to most of the voting members, but his gilded résumé has caught the eye of many influential Democrats.
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They are opposites in personal style, with Mr. Murdoch gruff and low-key, preferring schlubby newsrooms to Mr. Trump's gilded towers and glitz.
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Now he's a venture capitalist who hobnobs with One Percenters in gilded hollows, and Ron Howard is making a movie of his life.
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Background: In a secret video she recorded before her planned departure from Dubai, Sheikha Latifa described a life spent in a gilded cage.
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In some respects, it makes sense that Shonibare has installed his workin the Driehaus, a consecrated monument and tomb for the gilded age.
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Dancer Lil Buck finds his feather-light footing inside the gilded halls of the Frank Gehry-designed Fondation of Louis Vuitton in Paris.
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Available for iPhone and Android, the app accompanies MCNY's ongoing Gilded New York exhibition featuring opulent jewelry, decorative arts, and other objects from this era that roughly stretches from the 1870s to World War I. "Gilded New York was the perfect opportunity to launch the museum's first walking tour because the exhibition focuses on the visual culture of the Gilded Era — the way the city's monied men and women showcase their money and style through what they bought, wore, and built," Jessica Lautin, the creator of the app and former Andrew W. Mellon Fellow at MCNY, said in a statement shared by MCNY.
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Inspired by a gilded keepsake box, the outer packaging is satin gold with panels that open to a mirrored interior reflecting the metallic bottle.
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It is one of many Gilded Age retreats in the Adirondacks whose signature architecture, featuring logs, fieldstone and bark, became known as Great Camps.
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But visitors will not find sparkling chandeliers, tall mirrors and expensive silver gracing highly polished dining room tables, typical of Gilded Age city mansions.
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Perhaps it was the sheer gilded calm of Britain's actuality—prosperous, politically beige—but news was a lot harder to come by back then.
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While the 99% were also wives and mothers, they received no gilded preparation for those roles, nor did they have help in fulfilling them.
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As my stomach grumbled, I had a thought: Holding a bunch of reporters captive in your gilded tower is a pretty good business strategy.
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In the living room, the designer hung a gilded chandelier, sheathed the walls in black seagrass and added chairs clad in turquoise-hued leather.
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Ms. Lalanne, by contrast, found more inspiration in Art Nouveau and plant forms, creating exquisite benches and chairs from exotically-shaped, gilded bronze leaves.
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Kate Bush's "Running Up That Hill" began as Natalia Vodianova entered the gilded room wearing a patent jumpsuit over a white cut-out blouse.
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Billions are being spent on railways, parking for 18,000 buses to transport pilgrims and hotels for them to stay in, heavy with gilded chandeliers.
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Against the glare of opprobrium, the Big Tech companies, quite different from the imperious Gilded Age trusts, are attempting to at least appear responsive.
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Like many other practitioners, Girault gilded many of his plates after developing them, both to stabilize the image and to make them more striking.
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Monday night's "Silver Smile" shockingly gave us some concrete possible clues about the identity of the serial killer currently terrorizing Gilded Age New York.
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He could colonize Mars and create vast new opportunities to construct Red Planet casinos, golf courses, and gilded human habitats for the Trump Organization.
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In each panel, all of which are modeled after then-contemporary newspaper engravings of the trial, Wilde sports the gilded halo of Christian iconography.
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It wasn't gilded or beautifully illuminated, like the manuscripts with which it was bundled, but it caught his eye nonetheless: It was in code.
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After all, the concept of success isn't reserved for those who orbit in the gilded sphere of the rich and famous; it's more personal.
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Yet historians such as Steve Fraser and James Livingston have rightly objected to the notion that today we are in a second Gilded Age.
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I looked up to find the entire room — walls and ceiling — painted with a mythological love story and gilded in 22-karat gold leaf.
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Its architect was a gilded lothario with a linebacker build and glistening jheri curl, a South Central-bred 21-year-old born Greg Broussard.
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More than anything, what BioShocked me the most (ha!) was the need to go seek out a special recording in a big, gilded office.
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My very first book, Gilded Lilies, included a scroll-like narrative not dissimilar to the stories "Boundless" or "World-Class City" in this collection.
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The gilded bread represents that famous ugly golden loaf found in Yanukovich's residence when he fled the country after the Ukrainian revolution in 2014.
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This process may be expedited, but Al-Kontar is painfully aware of his own privilege, compared to other refugees, in his somewhat gilded cage.
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And his glitz-bedazzled aesthetic is as Bourbon as his top-down economics, with its intimations of the Sun King on his gilded throne.
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"It is also rapidly losing its association with the gilded traits Trump has long promoted as the essence of his business," the report said.
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The worst-performing collectible category was furniture, as the newly wealthy opt for cleaner, more modern homes and lose their taste for gilded armoires.
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In 1954, Christian Dior himself had staged a show of 100 dresses in its gilded halls, with Princess Margaret as his guest of honor.
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As it did in the 1920s, America is currently facing a Gilded Age: careening economic inequality and instability across essential social and political institutions.
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He said it was a role where he felt he could be himself without media scrutiny or any other trappings of his gilded upbringing.
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Constructing the palace is a political ploy on the young king's part, but its many rooms also provide gilded backdrops for plenty of sex.
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What to make of the second of these stories, in which a couple admires a bronze sphinx and tries to buy a gilded jug?
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Between these two painted panels of the saints is a sculpted, gilded panel done by Niclaus of Haguenau, also in the early 16th century.
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Or, they can head to the gilded bar, where they can sip more than 1960 kinds of Champagne under a restored hand-painted ceiling.
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In the midst of this debate over the future of antitrust comes Tim Wu's The Curse of Bigness: Antitrust in the New Gilded Age.
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There are 1,864 islands along the 50-mile stretch, many of which were retreats for business moguls and movie stars during the Gilded Age.
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Traditional cafes in the Old Town, like Kaffee Mayer, with its classic dark-wood furniture and gilded accents, attracted tourists lured mostly by history.
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Adapted by Mr. Doliner and flexCO, it weaves in borrowed text from sources including James Joyce's "Ulysses" and Gwyneth Paltrow's gilded-lifestyle site Goop.
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Most of the pictures are in gilded, silver-coated or painted wooden frames made for Mr. John in Atlanta, where he has a home.
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A spokesman for LuxWrap, the company that created the gilded look, said it was the largest wrap job of its kind in the world.
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Following London Fashion Week, fashion and beauty influencers were invited to enjoy the yacht's amenities, including the gilded jet skis and full-service salon.
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As the nation saw an increase in millionaires and billionaires, the Reagans hosted parties in gilded surroundings with superstar guests, such as Frank Sinatra.
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Elsewhere, wealthy landowners of the Gilded Era became concerned with game populations, and trespassing and hunting laws were passed to restrict immigrants, he said.
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A mirror designed by Jim Dine, incorporating a screwdriver and pliers in its gilded frame, is nearly impossible to see on the near wall.
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The truth, that the Libertarian Party essentially stands for a return to all the worst abuses of the Gilded Age, is not out there.
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Fame was his constant shadow; today he eschews the gilded good life he had back then for the principles of his conservative Islamic upbringing.
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Despite extensive marketing in Asia, it failed to sell, as did two Chippendale gilded wood sofas, each with a low estimate of £2 million.
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It's because Manafort is such a gilded, sordid reminder of the company that Trump keeps and of how he sees and navigates the world.
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But that's all wild guess work, and New York was a really big city — on an island, no less — even during the Gilded Age.
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The property, with gleaming marble floors and gilded elevators, was opulent, and my room was spacious, but it was the darkest of the three.
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In his 2013 book Capital in the Twenty-First Century, Piketty argues that we're living in a new Belle Époque — a new Gilded Age.
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Its gilded new boutique and restaurant offers more than a dozen fish-roe products, mostly farm-raised but a few wild, like American hackleback.
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I suspect that one married for wealth and a gilded palace, and one married for love and a partnership to build a dream upon.
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The counterpart to "Gilded Cage" is the even taller "Arch," which occupies nearly the whole space underneath the marble arch in Washington Square Park.
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Since then, the income share for the top 1% has sharply increased, and is now back up to its Gilded-Age-highs around 20%.
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The extraordinary concentration of wealth in this new Gilded Age, and the tilt of public policy in its favor, is itself evidence of corruption.
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This walk began at the Mandalay Bay resort, which rises from the sun-baked Nevada flatness like a 43-story stack of gilded bricks.
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EverGreene also gilded Mr. Puryear's "Big Bling" and has worked on residences and hotel spaces at the Plaza in New York (23.75-karat gold).
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In baring his smallness, the billionaire New York developer managed to collapse the differences between his gilded life and that of white Middle America.
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It has served as a religious home for Gilded Age robber barons and a rehearsal space for Joe Papp, founder of the Public Theater.
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Beyond just a sale, however, the Rockefeller Collection is also a window into the gilded lives of one America's richest and most private dynasties.
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Fraser's piece ostensibly targeted the robber-baron philanthropy of the Gilded Age, but she was also implicating museums' current embrace of free-market capitalism.
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Yet the contrast between her gilded detention in Vancouver compared with the fate of the imprisoned Canadians in China has raised hackles in Canada.
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Some of Pfeiffer's collection of mostly early- and mid-20th-century vials have intricate etchings, while others are gilded like an Art Deco skyscraper.
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They were instead there on display, and apparently too vulnerable, in a gilded and ornate vault that seems very much not of this time.
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These collective forays into the Gilded Age and its aftermath, however, provide a different perspective, using the past as another window into the present.
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Luxury companies have long been concerned that with e-commerce, it would be impossible to replicate the gilded, perfectly curated in-store shopping experience.
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White also suggests that the venality and political feebleness that ensured Reconstruction's overthrow in the South marked the actual commencement of the Gilded Age.
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The fast-fashion chain arrived anyway, along with two Zara stores and an Abercrombie & Fitch housed in a sumptuous mansion behind a gilded gate.
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"It was said that they (the imperial couple) were birds in a gilded cage, but he opened the door of that cage," he added.
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And what better place to serve it than in a period drama with splendid candy-colored costumes, spindly gilded furniture and exquisitely coifed characters?
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"A Walk Through Gilded NY" is an audio and visual tour through the past and present of the city's turn-of-the-century architecture.
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In a speech to MPs and senators on July 123rd in the gilded Palace of Versailles, he referred five times to the "grandeur" of France.
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While sister Kendall Jenner opted for a more textbook embellished mini dress, Kim went for shiny, not sparkly in a gilded, fluted-skirt Rodarte number.
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Using the same push-liner brush, gently sweep some of the gold pigment onto the tips of your lashes for a gilded, fan-like effect.
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When mercurial Gemini Kanye West walked into the gilded halls of Trump Tower on December 13, he lit a fire of surprise around the country.
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Just when we thought there couldn't be another way for the German sportswear brand to revamp its classic, it went ahead and made it gilded.
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"We want to have some girls in the background to make the house seem more luxurious," he said, from the balcony of his gilded foyer.
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King Louis XVI of France liked to present gilded snuff boxes to favoured diplomats such as Benjamin Franklin, who received one encrusted with 408 diamonds.
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But downstairs at Gilded Lily, the crowd at Mr. Snyder's party mirrored his brand's aesthetic: one part woodsy outdoorsman, one part elegant gentleman — now stir.
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A childhood buddy of Donald J. Trump, billionaire Peter M. Brant of the Brant Foundation evokes tycoon prowess without the gilded thrones or ombré combover.
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According to those who've observed him closely, the loss, one of the few in a gilded life, taught him a lesson: He wasn't a politician.
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In New York, thousands of protesters filled streets in midtown Manhattan as they made their way to Trump Tower, Trump's gilded home on Fifth Avenue.
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Light Touch This look is just as gilded as the shiny platinum records hanging on the walls of some of Houston's most legendary record labels.
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And there is probably some truth in the idea that Trump really doesn't want the job as it would so drastically alter his gilded lifestyle.
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But no other candidate has been such an ostentatious developer of a real estate empire, with so many gilded phallic structures built in his likeness.
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He might have been more persuasive had he not recorded his speech in the grandest room in the Elysée palace, sitting behind a gilded desk.
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With upwards of $2trn expected to pass from entrepreneurs to their heirs over the next 15 years, the family office is entering a Gilded Age.
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