" He continued: "People don't want tuna and good taste.
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She's not in good taste — and that's the point.
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Of course, not all those tweets were in good taste.
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And clearly, good taste in purses runs in the family.
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"You've got good taste, kid," Chastain, 41, captioned her post.
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I was very thrilled that they had like, good taste.
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Strong language and naughty behavior, but all in good taste.
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He became a fan and has good taste, I guess.
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She's broken no rules except the rules of good taste.
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As you can see, he has good taste in comics.
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Fat White Family has a knowing disregard for good taste.
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But that's just snobbishness, nothing to do with good taste.
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And I thought I had fairly good taste in music.
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Overalls are a sign of honor, talent, trustworthiness, and good taste.
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They're contrary and unpredictable; age ratings and good taste don't apply.
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The shop swears all the tattoos are drawn in good taste.
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There were no limits or boundaries of decency or good taste.
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Good taste in music aside ... Kathy's fed up with the annoyances.
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She thought my wife was cool and had good taste (ahem…).
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These artists are so talented and they have such good taste.
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She has good taste, but I wouldn't say she understands undertones.
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Would you consider this invitation acceptable and/or in good taste?
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"People who have good taste really love the hunt," he said.
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Cleverly resolves the mystery with her customary expertise and good taste.
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Good taste in music, after all, can garner some positive publicity.
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Magazines and websites showcase their own good taste by reviewing them; these reviews are then aggregated and given an arbitrary letter grade by Lit Hub, which then magnifies the wider acceptance of good taste to everyone.
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Sit back and bask in the good taste of America's 44th president.
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Aside from good taste, she's leaving the design skills to her sisters.
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Forget about good taste, too — eating them was a workout in itself.
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Everything is arranged to delight, selected with understated and flawless good taste.
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Everything seems like it has to be in Really Good Taste now.
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It doesn't leave a good taste in my mouth, but I'm practical.
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From the perspective afforded by good taste and decency, I would agree!
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This post originally appeared on VICE UK. What, exactly, is good taste?
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I was able to leave with a good taste in my mouth.
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Though good taste is a quality but can also be a fault.
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ROGER STONE, FORMER TRUMP ADVISER: But you have good taste in neckties, Sean.
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We simply sell it for its good taste, but we also contribute something.
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Nothing says good taste quite like jewelry that looks savory enough to eat.
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Schlock and good taste have a way of creeping into Afro-Euro fusion.
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"The only limit is good taste," Armani told reporters of the "Freestyle" theme.
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He also has a penchant for people with good taste in classic movies.
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I certainly never thought it was subversive to society — only to good taste.
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Their artistic and creative direction crossed the line on the of good taste.
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Evan Spiegel is well-known as a music lover and has good taste.
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As he put it: Not everyone felt the move was in good taste.
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None of it left poor Andrew with a good taste in his mouth.
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He has effected this simply by the exercise of tact and good taste.
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She was known for her good taste and her love of Parisian clothing.
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Likewise, camp has no interest in traditional ideas of beauty or good taste.
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To those wearing The Dress, hold your head up high — you've got good taste.
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But just because he has good taste in food doesn't mean he's completely heartless.
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So, what happens when wokeness — inclusivity, diversity, cultural sensitivity — is also considered good taste?
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I try to be as honest, and have as much good taste as possible.
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Not to sound like that person, but I have really good taste in music.
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Mainstream media outlets worked within much stricter boundaries of good taste and moderate opinion.
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Their artistic and creative direction crossed the line on the standards of good taste.
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Most people will think you have demonstrated good taste by being interested in them.
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The gallery pushed good taste to an intriguing decadence definitely outside the Bauhaus canon.
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Part of it is fashion, too: admiring Scholes is a sign of good taste.
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A cool mom will appreciate stylish gifts that don't underestimate her own good taste.
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I'm impressed by the way he's decorated it so far…he has good taste.
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He chugs some (I hope he had the good taste to drink La Croix).
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Sometimes, I crave a musical where grandiosity is unencumbered by logic and good taste.
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An exhibition of Italian Radical design showcases household objects that energetically defied good taste.
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A lot of them resided just on the border between good taste and tackiness.
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In those cases, startup-ification takes a bit more than a good taste in coffee.
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And if it's speaking about Biggie Smalls, then it has good taste and it's fake.
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It was a sign of having good taste — which is ultimately all about class anxiety.
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It's worth noting shipping starts at $495 but really, good taste, has no price limit.
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To put it in a sentence, to me, all art is honesty, with good taste.
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The company had its critics, who said its sites skirted the boundaries of good taste.
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And boy did they ever go beyond the limits of good taste in making it.
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But they wanted good taste and texture, characteristics that often rely on those unwanted ingredients.
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We're just the first to combine the practical use of instant coffee with good taste.
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This defiance of good taste, this hallmark of hot trash, this veritable exorcism of reality.
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"You got a good taste of who he was right then and there," Rautins said.
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"Certainly he was an enemy of good taste, good manners, and good tailoring" Bertie muses.
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Because the only thing second to good taste is an unshakable sense of self-possession.
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And, yes, he lacks the kind of intelligence that promotes tact, sensitivity and good taste.
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"It's not disturbing as such, but it hardly leaves a good taste in your mouth."
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You flourish with a partner who's considered charming and well-mannered, and has good taste!
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The curvy Mary Ward had the good taste to involve herself with a different senior.
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Trump's savvy overseas wardrobe reminds Perry of another first lady with good taste, Jackie Kennedy.
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We're horrible, raunchy people, but we have very good taste about how far we go.
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Whereas Roger Stone has committed crimes against good taste, Chino Antrax is the real thing.
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The man may not have selected a small enough ring, but he does have good taste.
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Anyway, because we all have good taste, the internet is absolutely here for the giant Goldblum.
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Eastham once referred to the MAGA patches as "in good taste," one recalled, according to documents.
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His press aide says it's so we will leave with a good taste in our mouths.
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Refinement is a set of gestures and a rarified presentation to express superiority and good taste.
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One area in which Facebook wouldn't necessarily need to have good taste or expertise is sports.
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Just by looking at the glamorous and talented Jessica Chastain, you know she has good taste.
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"They left with a very good taste in their mouths regarding Mexican production systems," he said.
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The group typically has very good taste — but it's not a great barometer for the Oscars.
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Chris Evans loves Cool Ranch Doritos, and he's not about to apologize for his good taste.
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Also, we have really, really good taste in toast, and we make some damn fine cartoons.
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She had money and a family with a summer house, I assumed, and damn good taste.
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Their artistic and creative direction crossed the line on the... 2/4 ...standards of good taste.
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He said it would not have been in "good taste" to work in finance in Washington.
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Others say the show has fanned Islamophobia and crossed well past the boundaries of good taste.
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You also need good taste and the ability to keep up with trends in web design.
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In addition to his good taste, we appreciate the sense of humor—something we value big time.
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"Their artistic and creative direction crossed the line on the standards of good taste," the statement read.
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When we praise someone for having "good taste," we're candidly praising them for being a good consumer.
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It was a good taste of how Fergusson and crew are trying to mix old and new.
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The sharks had some pretty good taste when choosing to strike a deal with these food entrepreneurs.
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Or perhaps you recognise their prodigious talent and meaning, in which case respect to your good taste.
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" Woman: "If you had good taste, I wouldn't have to choose everything for the both of us.
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"First pitch of the game — home run, that's never a good taste in your mouth," Duffey said.
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Nothing but respect for his breadth of art history knowledge, design acumen, and just general good taste.
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"Their artistic and creative direction crossed the line on the standards of good taste," the company said.
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The book reeks of good taste and appropriate boundaries (save a few enthusiastic sentences about oral sex).
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I mean, I've got pretty good taste, but it offended him and he immediately threw it away.
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She noticed a man get into a blue Alfa Romeo and took note of his good taste.
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I guess they could have held the layoff meetings on the softball field, but thankfully good taste prevailed.
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I will take it to the highest court of law, or to the lowest depths of good taste.
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Sure, coffee ice cream and iced coffee are enjoyed by humans with good taste all around the world.
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Amber and Richard broke with good taste (sorry) by having Bratz dolls adorn their multi-story wedding cake.
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I got a good taste of it in the Grant book, so I was excited to delve deeper.
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I'd like to think that even Tony, with his notoriously good taste in music, would like the track.
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There's a unique sensibility that individual curators bring , whether that's a specific tone, voice, or simply good taste.
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Some subjects appear like morphed fashion croquis who care more about having fun than having classically good taste.
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But it's not in good taste to make light of war using a meme, no matter the situation.
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The movie is also something of a revolt — against constraints of good taste as well as conventional animation.
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"They told me I have very good taste in porn so I thought that was nice," she said.
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The original satire of the Griffin stunt — in good taste or bad, effective or not — is stripped away.
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The old-fashioned good taste and extreme orderliness had been their father's idea, it turned out, not hers.
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And as in years past, the main thing about Obama's favorites are that he has pretty good taste.
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For most people in the US, I think, good taste is a mark of a combination of things.
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Her insistence on good taste is rigid and uncompromising to the point that it frequently gets her in trouble.
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"Anyone can do it if you got good taste, take good pictures, and it costs you nothing," McBride said.
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Thankfully, my Argentine man candy had good taste in telos, so we never went anywhere that was really skeezy.
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These are the presents you buy for someone with good taste (or to show off your even better taste).
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HP's decision to revive the 2011 logo that it initially rejected is a triumph of good taste and sense.
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Having good taste in former Idols goes a long way with me, even if you are a little annoying.
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Well-seasoned cast-iron pans are the new broken-in jeans: proof of both good taste and hard use.
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Art installations have long been a requirement for developers who want to show off their panache and good taste.
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You can get a good taste of the adventure for free here—downloadable for windows, or playable in browser.
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Hyperallergic has the exclusive premiere of the film's trailer, which provides a good taste of its off-kilter tone.
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That living room, perfectly rendered by the set designer Lauren Helpern, is a gray monument to punitive good taste.
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He was cultivated by Henry's former boss, Clay Verris (Clive Owen), a nasty bureaucrat with good taste in art.
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"You saw a good taste of what this lineup can do tonight," said Reddick, who reached base four times.
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Twitter users have been quick to point out Walmart's tweet is not in good taste ... or a good look.
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Now, how you reach a balance of good taste and subtlety, that's just something you learn on your own.
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It encroaches on boundaries and intrudes on others' space, jostling self-respect and good taste out of the way.
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And most of its work appears to be in calculated defiance not of capitalism, exactly, but of good taste.
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"I didn't feel it was in good taste to be out here in light of the shooting," said the Rev.
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"Considering your recent loss I am questioning why you would think this costume is in good taste?" the fan wrote.
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Check out "We Who Worship the Black" from Transformation for a good taste of their menacing, dark metal of death.
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Laura Jacobs praises Grace Kelly as an icon of "quiet good taste," which is ultimately an epidemic in this collection.
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I explored boundaries of good taste but those boundaries were not rendered elastic by the endless expanse of social media.
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His humor constantly pushed into freshly outrageous territory, crossing the line of good taste with a big, endearing, irresistible grin.
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Per its advertising policy, LinkedIn will remove ads that are "offensive to good taste," meaning hateful, vulgar, sexual, or violent.
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The Infermiterol seemed to ruin my usual good taste in things, although the white fur coat was interesting to me.
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Always Sunny has always been about the limits of good taste, and as times change, jokes simply hit you differently.
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Always Sunny has always been about the limits of good taste, and as times change, jokes simply hit you differently.
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What Mennour could have muddled by being ambiguous is instead magnificent in an imaginative-imagistic way associated with good taste.
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Since then, he has earned acclaim for his focus on unusual fabrics, sustainable craftsmanship and challenging ideas of good taste.
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Even under Mr. Xi, butlers are finding growing work as symbols of good taste, according to people in the business.
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Breaking the rules of good taste, much less with élan and flair, is harder than mastering them to begin with.
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"You always want to have a good feeling, a good taste in your mouth going into the break," Westbrook said.
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The ostentatious display of wealth, in a world that still has many people in need, is not in good taste.
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And in a TV environment with infinite options, we want to be affirmed that the choices we've made represent good taste.
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Whatever form it takes, camp can at least be understood as a rebuke to normative "good taste" (whether intentional or unintentional).
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The implications of their gaudy Las Vegas nuptials aren't really about love, modern relationships, or even the demise of good taste.
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These delicious, campy critiques of good taste, bourgeois society, and the restraints of middle-class life come at a crucial moment.
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I sincerely believe that American Airlines ought to be forced to change its name for reasons of patriotism and good taste.
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"Lip Smacker is looking for someone with GOOD TASTE, a real fire for FLAVOR," the Instagram post announcing the contest declares.
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It's the perfect track for a chill-ass Sunday afternoon, and a good taste of Dilla's upcoming posthumous album The Diary.
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Luckily, the region does offer some excellent, moderately priced bottles that still give a good taste of what Oregon is about.
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But the nature of this year's political campaign has some bracing for costumes that challenge ideas of good taste in public.
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She also said the alliance pushed the boundaries of good taste by using players with memory impairment to promote a business.
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But such works owned their raggedness, with a rip-roaring brazenness and glee that exploded gender and good taste into smithereens.
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Coming from someone who's supposedly the leader of the free world, Trump's quips along these lines are never in good taste.
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Throughout her long career, Ms. Kawakubo has bridled at conformist inhibitions, whether those of gender binaries or so-called good taste.
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Dre was always good at finding the-up-and-coming person without knowing it, just having good taste and figuring out.
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The two artists' work that stood out most, Heather Morgan's and Hein Koh's, paralleled in that it was indifferent to good taste.
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The actress and Honest Company co-founder has made her name as an arbiter of good taste and owner of impeccable accessories.
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You could be in good taste and still be hip with something to say, but you can't be young if you're not.
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Trump shows no finesse or class trying to so hard to impress us with his good taste, power, money and sexual prowess.
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Maybe the notion of "good taste" is dumb and we should all just chill out and listen to the Mighty Mighty Bosstones.
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But surely judges guilty of crimes don't deserve a shot, even if the crimes are just against good taste or common sense.
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And among its copious jokes, "Good Omens" has the wit and good taste to mock "The Sound of Music" on multiple occasions.
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She found a way to match the strict Modernist demand for utility and practicality with the elusive quality known as good taste.
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And while it crosses lines in every episode, it's usually in service of choosing relatability, insight, and a laugh over good taste.
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But good looks, like good taste, can start to feel tyrannical, or at least dull, and lately things have started to shift.
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Being a bad person, meanwhile, means having bad aesthetic taste or having good taste but satisfying it with immoral levels of wealth.
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Kanye has always wanted to push limits of what's in good taste and what's not, and this time, it feels more personal.
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Millions of people bought handsomely designed Dyson vacuums, simply to show the world they had the good taste and wherewithal to own one.
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I often disagree with Gawker's news judgment, and it has routinely published items over the years that crossed the line of good taste.
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But if you follow Pieterse's lifestyle blog, Sasha in Good Taste, you can imagine how Instagram-worthy the floral arrangements must have looked.
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We took a ride in one of Cruise's self-driving Chevy Bolts in 2017 and found it a good taste of the future.
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But Saskatchewan Government Insurance denied David Assman's request because it was "offensive, suggestive or not in good taste," the Saksatoon Star Phoenix reports.
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All of these factors shape how we define good taste, how that applies to cheese, and how that applies to who consumes it.
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"I was told gay men are fine because they're funny and have good taste, but lesbian women are wastes of space," she wrote.
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I often disagree with Gawker's news judgment, and it has routinely published items over the years that crossed the line of good taste.
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The least he could do, you realize, is have the courtesy, respect, and good taste not to start blabbing about his liaisons now.
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Rather, he was a poet of excess, accumulation, and repetition, often blowing past good taste on his way to get somewhere more interesting.
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I love a good taste test, so I loaded up a cocktail napkin with one of each and headed back to my seat.
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During its reign, his namesake shop-cum-gallery in SoHo, which opened in 1994 and closed in 2012, defined avant-garde good taste.
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Or is decorating a series of subjective decisions made by people with innate good taste — a make-it-up-as-you-go profession?
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More than anything, though, Duolingo made me confident in my decision-making — I had good taste in bad ways to spend my time.
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If you're wondering why Barack Obama featured "Feel the Vibe" on his summer playlist, it's because he has pretty good taste in music.
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That said, though, as something that's subjective, the term "good taste" can often feel redundant or indefinable at best and problematic at worst.
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The dress code is "casual elegant attire for ladies" and "collared shirts and pants for gentlemen," although "denim in good taste is permitted."
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Like the physical sensation of loving the way certain foods activate sensations on your tongue, Good Taste is and should be a relative concept.
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"As long as it's legal and within the bounds of good taste," says the son of Skywalker in our exclusive Force For Change video.
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Though supposedly context-free, the works are tied together by the institutional walls in which they rest — and Martin's curatorial power and good taste.
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Apple has all the money in the world, but as the disastrous Planet of the Apps proved, money is no substitute for good taste.
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The word "tacky" itself implies that there is such a thing as "good taste," and here at Refinery29, we don't really believe in taste.
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We didn't have a very good taste in our mouth leaving the rink so we're happy to bounce back and play a strong game.
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Even the winners could use more beat or beef—sonically I prefer the rockish Unglamorous to Dave Cobb's Chris Stapleton-certified good taste here.
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The appeal of these items is precisely their secondhand provenance—that they have been selected and worn by someone who shares your good taste.
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Through her outlandish humor that thumbed its nose at "good taste" with unapologetically gross, crass characters, she planted a seed in our formative brains.
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As a bachelor, George Washington had beautiful tea sets made from China, which, according to Richardson, was a sign of good taste and training.
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The video, embedded below, gives you a pretty good taste of what it's like to be behind the scenes at an NBA photo shoot.
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There's enough inventive, sly work going on here to keep the narrative feeling fresh, and Varela's color palette is an exercise in good taste.
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The nom de upload of musician George Miller, Filthy Frank is one of his many characters that blow past the boundaries of good taste.
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" Perhaps Fortune put it best, noting that anything with a Kate Spade label "signifies sophistication, freshness, and impeccable good taste, all rolled into one.
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Now, the neighborhood includes an enticing mix of stores and restaurants — both of which appeal to Athenians with good taste in fashion and food.
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Some of them did so out of a declared concern about good taste; others because speaking truth to Muslims might drive them to despair.
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Shafiroff's fondness for posing in ball gowns has led some to question whether her appetite for publicity is within the bounds of good taste.
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Letter from the Editor Breaking the rules of good taste, much less with élan and flair, is harder than mastering them to begin with.
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As long as Academy members are considered to be the arbiters of good taste, some of the most compelling counternarratives will always be overlooked.
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But human beings, ever resilient, ever pushing the boundaries of good taste, eventually got to the point where they could recognize it as a meme.
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"My dear Albert has such good taste and arranges everything for me about my jewelry," Victoria noted in her journal, according to London's Daily Express.
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Popularity and good taste aside, it's a stretch to compare Fakhouri's concoctions of fermented nuts and seeds cheese to actual cheese made with cow's milk.
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We also whether Peyton Manning may have flouted NFL rules — in addition to flouting good taste — with his infamous Budweiser marketing during the Super Bowl.
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As competitors from fledgling Eastern European states flooded the contest, they raised hemlines, cranked up the wind machines and greatly expanded notions of good taste.
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And as Ms. Weidenbaum said, the process feels informal, as if a friend with good taste and connections is helping us get our place together.
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The other night I brought up my passion with Christopher Gibbs, one of Britain's very best antiques dealers and a holy grail of good taste.
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But her track record as to the bad stuff that I've heard happened didn't really leave a good taste in my mouth, so to speak.
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As owner of the LVMH group, he's known for his good taste as well as for his keen eye for prospective companies to invest in.
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John Waters, the so-called pope of trash, may have been right when he said that to understand bad taste you need very good taste.
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There's a mutually beneficial payoff to this system — celebrities document their good taste and grow their personal brands, while books and authors get more attention.
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People outside of the fashion world may balk at it, but the point of Gucci isn't to be pretty or flattering or in good taste.
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The focus on its gore might not have malicious intent, but it's a handy way of saying Ducournau has stepped outside the lines of good taste.
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Classics like Psycho, Rear Window, Vertigo, and The Birds will give you a good taste of the Hitchcock style and help you practice holding your breath.
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One option is to resist the depiction of violence, to side with the reader who protests an unpleasant photograph and defends the bounds of good taste.
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When the tragedy or suffering of only certain people in certain places is made visible, the boundaries of good taste are not really transgressed at all.
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I think one of the things attractive about [the genre] is, you can't really hate on a horror movie for crossing the line of good taste.
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But though the Met and its Costume Institute's head curator Andrew Bolton might protest otherwise, such an institution is all about good taste, elevation, and legitimization.
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She's crafty, self-reliant, has good taste in music, and that black-and-white pattern on her face will make for a really fun makeup project.
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Don't Breathe comes awfully close, toeing the line of good taste in the name of shock value before backing off in just the nick of time.
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Good taste, and a horror of mismatched plates, was the reason she spent $209,508 on new china for the White House, which everyone attacked her for.
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Miller's All My Sons shows us that the older and nastier meaning of civilized tends to hum behind the newer sense of courtesy or good taste.
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It is the sort of expensive good taste also expressed by the high-end nursery food served at Rochelle Canteen in the Shoreditch neighborhood of London.
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I personally don't think that the statements that were made were in good taste and people have to understand like what led me to this point.
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The argument, then, is that actually wealthy people can get away with wearing essentially whatever they want, and being rich does not necessarily equal good taste.
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Yangon gave us a good taste of what city-living in Myanmar is like, but we are now ready to explore other parts of this country.
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"The cultural hegemony exerted by the art world in the West has established a hierarchy where Western art is considered the canon of good taste," she said.
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C.K. let us feel comfortable watching him and talking about him and making him rich, let us feel like we were socially aware and had good taste.
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I am not a fan of Netanyahu, and certainly not Hazan, but the use of the pig, with all its symbolism, crosses the borders of good taste.
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Don't get me wrong, though: Even if he has a good taste in books, it's 99% likely Commander Lawrence is a despot of at least some variety.
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Deploying sewing and cooking, traditionally considered women's vocations, this piece bluntly and unabashedly inverts power relations between men and women, violence and sexuality, culture and good taste.
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Although there is an unofficial uniform of good taste for many Parisians, there are a select few like Jean-Charles de Castelbajac who relish breaking the rules.
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The event is famous for its flesh-baring, a suggestion that the dress can barely contain the persona within, and its refusal to bow to good taste.
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The unadulterated recklessness coursing through all seven gripping hours makes getting some capital-c Cultcha feel like the farthest thing from fulfilling an obligation of good taste.
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Now 257, the Australian-born Mr. Griffiths has never lost that wacky, offbeat edge — and ability to push the boundaries of good taste — that defines his work.
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She thinks the California class system is not quite in good taste and hence might be immoral, but she cannot translate her aesthetic outrage into moral outrage.
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I also appreciate the respect and good taste of the filmmakers' choice of closing song, a blistering Starcrawler cover of the Ramones's theme from the original movie.
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I find myself envying his misguided faith in the high-minded good taste of the public, even as I cherish Mel Brooks's belief in our irrepressible vulgarity.
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The applicant must be educated, with a college degree (it's called an academy, after all, Mr. Paradiso said), and two members must vouch for her good taste.
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"Any other president, you would assume that it would be to honor our men and women in uniform, and would be done in good taste," Panetta said.
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Her "likes" include Byzantine mosaics, Roman villa murals, Sumerian idols and good liars; among her "hates" are Abstract Expressionism, Greek Hellenistic sculpture, Stephen Greene and good taste.
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Blog posts have drawn attention to extreme colors and suggested boundaries of good taste, while social media has made for open season on people's house paint choices.
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He is projecting an air of snobbery about the press, suggesting that he has good taste in his political journalism and favored authors who really get it.
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There is, however, one thing that sometimes irks me about having whatever nebulous responsibility comes with being a critic: I always think I'm supposed to have good taste.
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But at least when it makes major buys, it has pretty good taste, as you can see with the streaming debut of the most recent Best Picture winner.
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Both have light-up logos on the rear, which are used to signal notifications, or the engagement of gaming mode, or their user's complete disregard for good taste.
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Turns out, she just bought the Madewell shirt herself (I have good taste, what can I say), but she has the gift receipt and can buy something else.
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Mo'Pweeze Bakery, which specializes in allergen-free, vegan and nut-free treats, now offers a new beary cute cupcake, inspired by the animal who clearly has good taste.
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COVER/LINE readers have good taste in music I asked COVER/LINE readers for their music suggestions, and I loved spinning the playlists sent and artists they recommended.
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Art contained all of life, and the greatest artists not only fixed on beauty; they took risks, outraged good taste, shocked people with the messy process of existence.
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Ariana Grande—one of the most beautiful people ever created by the female God—continued to enculture the country with good taste as she vanished beneath massive hoodies.
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But there's plenty of people with extremely good taste who make boring art, so its a comfort that Quiet Friend have songs like "Playgrounds" to back it up.
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I labor under the delusion that I have good taste in Twitter and that if I grant you a follow, I have certified you as being Good Online.
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Were it not, they would view the question "Are you prepared to die for your country?" as a tactical consideration instead of a plebeian breach of good taste.
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I talked to director Oz Perkins on the phone, and I knew automatically that he had really good taste, and I was going to be in good hands.
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Naturally this would be of inestimable value to a deep-pocketed collector of such things (let us hope in good taste) or a museum of war or cryptography.
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As pure decoration that isn't even decorative, he is a blow to Italy's sense of its aesthetic self, of the nation's purported eye for beauty and good taste.
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We pick places that we like, and a lot of them have nice interiors because a lot of them are our friends' restaurants, and they have good taste.
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It is a savvy move of Idea's to invite customers as well as creatives into its haloed orbit, essentially rewarding them for having the good taste to buy.
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Voisine's interest in close looking and minute differences amounted to an ethical rejection of signs of wealth and good taste: he made work for apartments rather than manors.
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"I was rabble-rousing, pushing the envelope of good taste," says Sturgeon, noting that he deliberately tried to be as offensive as possible without being racist, sexist, or homophobic.
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You lug cardboard boxes holding flat-packed shelves, cupboards and tables into your car and reward yourself for your thrift and good taste with meatballs slathered with lingonberry jam.
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The new Vektor might be my favorite yet from this small German mark, and it's bound to make an impact on anyone with good taste in precision handcrafted design.
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If you want in on the good cause and good taste, use the flavor locator on the Ben & Jerry's website to track down a pint of One Sweet World.
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He worked with Anton Corbijn and Werner Herzog in biopics Life and Queen of the Desert, neither of them particularly good, but both indicative of good taste in directors.
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But when the 2019 drama categories are filled with a bunch of new nominees, it won't be because the Emmy voters have suddenly developed a case of good taste.
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And most importantly, the marker of good taste has swung in the opposite direction: toward inclusiveness and shareability, toward a big tent that discriminates against no style or genre.
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It's important you and your companions feel comfortable when you travel, so casual attire is allowed provided it looks neat and is in good taste for the local environment.
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" Trump, who once called Epstein "a terrific guy," now says "I didn't want anything to do with him ... it shows you one thing: that I have good taste. Ok?
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His request was denied, with an official citing a California regulation that prohibits a license plate that "may carry connotations offensive to good taste and decency," the complaint reads.
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Strange as it is, a website that evaluates films via cartoon tomatoes might be the closest thing our fractured, post-gatekeeper culture has to an arbiter of good taste.
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"Nothing, save perhaps good taste, prevents Varsity from printing or painting its designs, framing them, and hanging the resulting prints on the wall as art," the lower court said.
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"i don't want mr beast for his money, just want a bf with good taste in anime who can make me laugh," Spidell wrote on Twitter the month before.
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Yet in seeking (or in Paul's case, retaining) their audiences, YouTubers must constantly provide new content, some of which can push the boundaries of good taste or the law.
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Wordplay TUESDAY PUZZLE — John D. Child makes his New York Times Crossword debut today and, as part of a collaboration with George Barany, he is demonstrating his good TASTE.
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The book was originally published in 2007, when Trump enjoyed the hubris of his billions and a hit reality TV show, without the occupational headaches of propriety and good taste.
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The actress recently released her first book, Sasha in Good Taste, a collection of recipes and party tips to show her fans that organizing social gatherings is anything but daunting.
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But it's not just because he's got good taste in sequins, PVC, or leather (which, even if you're a jeans and a T-shirt kind of person, is unavoidable sometimes).
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Haley insists that each of the brand's burgers — even those piled high with potato chips and hot dogs — are always made with good taste in mind; viral reach is secondary.
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On the exterior, the Continental grille does indeed gleam, striking an even balance between chrome and good taste and helping to compensate for the more conservative lines on the car.
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The hype seems well-justified, which means the members of Guy's very loyal fanbase clearly have good taste and they're not going to be impressed by just any old gift.
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This track is the result of somebody with really good taste taking all their influences, spinning them into pure, neo-funk gold and pushing them face-first into the future.
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It's not the most lyrically original rap release of the year, but Ox has good taste in producers—Oogie Mane and Real McCoy, mostly—and he almost always sounds convincing.
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Those with good taste and a wardrobe to match could find themselves getting richer for it with a new peer-to-peer clothing rental platform from Y Combinator's latest batch.
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He spent hours debating Landgraf about the limits of good taste (understandably: one "Nip/Tuck" plot was about a yogi demanding a penis reduction because he couldn't stop fellating himself).
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The $500 million project does not signal equanimity or democratic prowess in a city crippled by rising income inequality any more than the Vessel represents human ingenuity or good taste.
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This should all come with a huge caveat, of course: The Warriors were playing the Rockets, whose mere presence in the playoffs seemed to defy both logic and good taste.
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It is the brilliance of Mr. Day — and let's generalize to say of British men's fashion — that any accepted version of good taste is axiomatically considered something to be flouted.
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" American Airlines says in its employee travel guide, "In general, if attire is appropriate and in good taste for our revenue customers, then it is acceptable for us as well.
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Especially in the Christmas music, which is for an inclusive festival where you leave your fancy good taste at the door if you want to get anything out of it.
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I feel like he has really good taste, and I was really into him as a pop star—I just think he's so great—and I really trust his judgement.
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The best ways to show your affection and gently nudge him in the direction of good taste, ahead... At Refinery29, we're here to help you navigate this overwhelming world of stuff.
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Still, my thoughtful gift wasn't completely hopeless; I was marked as a man with good taste, who knew how to treat a lady despite not knowing how to speak to one.
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I was never stupid enough to believe the myth of good taste, but it was mind-blowing to suddenly have it demonstrated just how ephemeral one's perception of quality really was.
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He argues that, while his statements might not be politically correct or always in good taste, they aren't hate speech, and certainly don't make him a member of a hate group.
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I have no doubt that A24 (the distributor behind Spring Breakers, Ex Machina, and Room) has good taste, but I'm getting the impression that it's really good at making trailers, too.
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Is she really as susceptible to social media courtship as I was at 22, when I let a stupid boy who had really "good" taste in music seduce me on Spotify?
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 1): 83%What critics said: "Among its copious jokes, 'Good Omens' has the wit and good taste to mock 'The Sound of Music' on multiple occasions.
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It would be easy to dismiss this novel, which comes bearing high praise from British reviewers, as an affront to good taste, but that would be to play into its hands.
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His assault on good taste was so grotesque that by 1921 he had renounced even Dada, albeit with the ultra-Dadaist proclamation that ''I believe in happiness and I loathe vomiting.
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Much like the other big Justin in pop music — Timberlake — Bieber embraces R&B as a totem of good taste and awareness of it as a symbol of cross-racial comfort.
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They are turning the limiting ideals of good taste on its head to embrace the variety flowers can offer, and how they can make us feel and see in new ways.
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We require that these ads stay within the bounds of decency and good taste and also require that they contain the name of the sponsor and a way to contact them.
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Ione Gamble, who runs Polyester zine, which goes by the tagline 'Have Faith in Your Own Bad Taste', thinks "good" taste is more about being into whatever the fuck you want.
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The day after the finale aired the actress shared an Instagram post that indicated she plans to focus on her lifestyle blog Sasha in Good Taste (which is music to our ears).
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Of course, there are some specific foods you should not mention if you are looking for love: yams, fried chicken, burritos and pizza (apparently people don't have good taste on dating apps).
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In a recent Rolling Stone cover story, he diplomatically danced around a question about Zayn dissing One Direction's music and then sweetly lambasted anyone who says young girls don't have good taste.
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It's no surprise then that for a designer who's built a brand around deliberately attacking the idea of "good taste," sometimes the real world would describe elements of Kawakubo's world as tasteless.
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We got Trump's campaign manager Thursday morning in D.C., where she told us who the Prez-elect listened to most leading up to the election ... we gotta say, he's got good taste.
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Like the owner of a record store committed to digging up and curating only the finest vinyl, Bil's strengths lay not only in good taste but an encyclopedic knowledge of his product.
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An e-mail, sent by the school a few weeks prior to their arrival, advised the women to "dress in good taste," and they had interpreted the cryptic guidance with remarkable consistency.
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That pared-down pitcher, he insists, succumbs to every cliché of modern good taste, whereas he and his work partner, Nynke Tynagel, embrace kitsch and chaos, sex and death, history and politics.
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Their cooking is informed by a noble quest to treasure the tastiest and most flavor-yielding bits of the animals, completely indiscriminate of what our usual preconceptions of good taste might be.
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This is why you have to get along well with your other half's friends, even if they're a shower of total cunts: nobody is perfect, and even fewer people have good taste.
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A dark slice of not-too-sweet "nemesis" cake alongside a tuft of fresh whipped cream is the little black dress of desserts, dreamy in its simplicity and always in good taste.
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He knew that to be repulsed by something requires its own kind of sick infatuation; he found the line marked by good taste and trampled all over it in eight-inch platforms.
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Lady Gaga is one of our most gloriously talented pop stars, and one of the most nerve-racking, because you never know when her tango with good taste will dip into disaster.
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While it's definitely the case that "Family Guy"crosses the line on good taste on a semi-regular basis, its controversies largely blow over, and the show continues to air on Fox.
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While that might seem like a fairly basic choice, let's not forget that Häagen-Dazs vanilla ice cream is also Ina Garten's ultimate guilty pleasure, and there's no denying she's got good taste.
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An overpriced, fancy-paper-stock "indie greeting card" to show your friends that you have good taste while simultaneously disguising that you were too broke to get a gift to go with it?
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In most Western countries, the legitimacy and good taste of images used in advertising is treated not as a question for the courts but as a matter of voluntary enforcement by the sector.
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Clapper said he got a good taste of how the world looks from North Korea's viewpoint when he went to Pyongyang on a mission in 2014 to secure the release of two Americans.
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Goff could arguably only have worked far from the cultural-elite coasts, in a place where people are not bound by the constraints of space, fashions, tradition, history or even conventional good taste.
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At Hermès, Nadège Vanhee-Cybulski tried to break out of the strictures of good taste that have been smothering her since she arrived, mining the 1960s and '70s for her mustards and greens.
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Delta, citing in an emailed statement the "graphic staging" that "crossed the line on the standards of good taste," elected to end its sponsorship as the official airline of the Public Theater altogether.
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I made sure that anything I cooked for him from that point forward would enliven his senses, and that it would look good, smell good, taste good, and be luxurious as it can be.
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Here's what you'll learn: Introduction to R Programming This extensive course will give you a good taste of what R is about so you can start making statistical inferences and solving fundamental data problems.
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"I shouldn&apost be the arbiter, as a politician, of what&aposs in good taste or bad taste, what&aposs important is it to be peaceful, and for it to be safe," he said.
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Google's positioning of the cheese is blasphemous, simultaneously defying both culinary physics (how do you cook it to drip down the bun like that?) and good taste (it'll result in a soggy doughy mess).
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We always knew he could pick the rarest pair of Air Force 1s out of a pile of sneakers with his eyes closed, but who knew Turtle also had such good taste in diamonds?
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Turns out the NBA's got good taste in music ... because Anthony won over the crowd in Charlotte -- his hometown, BTW -- and also everyone watching at home ... based on the immediate reaction on social media.
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But TWD's premiere last night pushed the limits of good taste and storytelling far beyond its capacity, all in the service of making it up to fans who felt betrayed by last season's finale.
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XOXO had a singular unfair advantage over most other conferences: the preternaturally good taste of Andy Baio, whose curatorial instincts lead him to some of the strangest and most beautiful parts of the internet.
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But as Magazzino confirms, by its design aesthetic as much as by its inaugural show — it honors Margherita Stein, a patron of the movement — an irrepressible sense of good taste prevailed from the start.
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GROTTA The first priority was to decorate our kids' bedrooms, because we knew they were going to go on and leave the house, and we wanted them to develop good taste before they left.
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Even as a critic my good taste has always been a little questionable, but never more so perhaps than when I scream the praises of one of the least tasteful musical films ever produced — Repo!
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" United did not back down, and spokesperson Jonathan Guerin told the New York Times, "We want people to be comfortable when they travel as long as it's neat and in good taste for that environment.
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Worked her way up "Mademoiselle" magazine, and then with her own money and that of her partner, then-husband, started Kate Spade, which brought classic good taste and style to really millions of American women.
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Clapper said he got a good taste of how the world looks from North Korea's viewpoint when he went to Pyongyang on a mission in 2014 to secure the release of two Americans held there.
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Shown, as has become something of a trend this season, on a range of models new and more mature, they balanced age and innocence, what is revealed and what is concealed, good taste and bad.
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He said he had gone to watch her films in New York with Divine, who starred in several of his movies, which are notable for their own efforts to push the boundaries of good taste.
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As a man who once played before 500,000 people dressed in a Donald Duck costume, he had it repainted to suit his own idea of good taste, then proceeded to break Led Zeppelin's depravity record.
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Or would they return to the status quo, in part established by Mr. Weinstein, when fashion choices were driven more by brand marketing and money than by personal preference, and good taste and safety ruled?
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Usually, for better or worse, this mordant playwright can be relied on to go tearing through the barricades of good taste, good manners and sane plotting into his own ecstatic no man's land of misery.
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There's an implied contract when someone buys tickets to a film — particularly one released by a major studio — that it's going to fit within certain constraints in terms of intensity, imagery, or just general good taste.
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Which means, to keep on the cutting-edge of cool, occasionally they have to pioneer their own trends, pushing things to the brink of good taste so that the rest of us may timidly follow suit.
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The movie and TV business could use more companies like Blumhouse, which combines populist impulses with good taste and gives money to filmmakers like James Wan, Mike Flanagan, Joel Edgerton, Jon M. Chu, and Ti West.
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Ultimately, I just want people to have taste, and by taste I don't mean good taste in the way they dressed, but an understanding of culture and how to affect it and how to change it.
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The dream of shareware, as previously discussed, was simply this: As long as you could put a good taste of a product onto a floppy disk, you could theoretically compete with companies ten times your size.
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The music of Waters's youth is delved into at length and with tender detail, and yet another life lesson is imparted: He contends that we all need to have good taste in music, and I concur.
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But instead, transportation officials sent him a letter denying his request, saying his request was "not in good taste and would create the potential of distraction to other drivers and possibly confrontations," according to court documents.
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In some ways, Kim Kardashian being included on the cover of Vogue announced a new era in media: one in which sheer viral popularity had finally won out over the dictates of so-called good taste.
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Barbour, the wife of the Maxfield-Parrish-loving dude, who on the one hand has good taste in art and antiques (good person trait!) but on the other hand is rich and icy (bad person trait!).
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Instead, we get a bit more leeringly villainous Samuel L. Jackson than seems in good taste — whereas Green's special gift is giving you the sense that she is comforting and strong but perhaps not entirely safe.
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These modernist notions of space, design, and presentation have become so inextricable from our contemporary ideas of good taste that they feel inevitable, but in Girard's time, they flew in the face of conventional interior design.
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Hailing from China, or possibly from Japan or South Korea, this buyer has good taste, extraordinary means and, best of all, probably represents fresh business, given that the art market in the region is still relatively new.
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During the more than two years it's taken to build Italienne, there are things that slowed me down and I got a good taste of, but it certainly wasn't the worst case and certainly wasn't the best.
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In an industry filled with larger-than-life figures who reveled in the spotlight, he preferred to stay behind the scenes, but his sharp intellect, good taste and dedication made him an influential force, his admirers said.
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And audiences are ready to give her credit for that taste because we first fell in love with Witherspoon by watching her play likable smart girls who seemed as though they probably had good taste in books.
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The result: the elegant epicenter of Beverly Hills feels like a French chateau just bought by a rich Russian oligarch with good taste (imagine that) and an endless supply of cash to leave you reveling in luxury.
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P. G. Putnam, exercising his usual tact and good taste, is grouping together in his 'Semi-Monthly Library,' the very pleasantest books conceivable," it notes, adding that "the summer traveller will have a capital library ready for him.
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I'm really intrigued to see which artists he brings into the fold—I know the man's got good taste, and have the feeling he's going to take this opportunity to throw us all for a loop or two.
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In Save Me the Plums, when she takes a job interview out for lunch — a candidate for executive editor who goes by Doc — she's showing off those populist bona fides and the good taste that comes with them.
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Every once in a while — whether out of honesty, coincidence or a bizarre outbreak of good taste — those pasty old members make a choice that reflects both the state of the art and the reality of the culture.
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This juicer works at 80 RPMs and 200 watts, which results in more oxidation and healthy enzymes in juices because of its minimal heat buildup, while extracting the maximum amount of nutrients and vitamins without sacrificing good taste.
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While he admits that the artist opened a lot of doors for artists where fair use is concerned, Ravn says that Prince, "blurred the lines of good taste and appropriation," in his infamous use of Patrick Cariou's photography.
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But far too often, both musicians and critics can fall into the trap of confusing good taste with depth, which can lead to people getting really excited about a thing that won't age well because it's ultimately vapid.
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An untitled painting on a photocopy of a man with a red face in a chartreuse suit recalls the lurid colors and faux-naivete of these artists' paintings, as does Meese's send-up of decorum and good taste.
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" As to what may happen now — whether Brioni will retreat to the world of quiet good taste without a high-profile designer, or double down with another name — Mr. Burke said, "Your guess is as good as mine.
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But the result is too often something uglier: unflattering images that do nothing more than mock personal profligacy, as if all would be fine if everyone just had good taste and bought only the handbags they could afford.
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When he burst into the public eye, slapping DHL and Champion logos on T-shirts and sweatshirts (and pricing them at astronomic levels), twisting and torquing proportions and otherwise challenging the definition of "good taste," Demna Gvasalia, a.k.a.
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"I think the largest misconception is just that music supervision is about having good taste in music," Rob Lowry, who currently works on Freeform's The Bold Type and was previously involved with FXX's Man Seeking Woman, told me.
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Rhodora (Rene Russo), Josephina's conniving boss—a former punk star who has undergone a transformation from "anarchist to purveyor of good taste"—is quick to spot the business opportunity, too, and a web of sneaky underhand deals take place.
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" Mr. Waters, best known at the time for challenging the notion of good taste in underground films like "Pink Flamingos," said he wanted Mr. Hunter for the part because "to me, he has always been the ultimate movie star.
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We're writing for people who are curious and eager to be informed about Australia and the world — those who are looking for fresh perspective and rigorous, non-partisan journalism... along with a touch of culture, good taste and fun.
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The Contest Entities shall have the right to disqualify any entries that they deem to be obscene, vulgar, sexually explicit, lewd, derogatory, inappropriate, or otherwise not in good taste, as determined by the Contest Entities in their sole discretion.
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In this, Hyman is something of an ideologue; he argues for complex pictures —pictorial worlds, really — that can convey our immersion in the reveries and ambiguities of everyday experience, in opposition to mere images of skill and good taste.
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In fact, Alexander Gustafsson should probably be in the hottest water of the lot for posing with Kadyrov in an Akhmat T-shirt masquerading as an open hoodie with T-shirt underneath, serving as an accomplice in crimes against good taste.
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I don't think about it too much... That little girl Zendaya is working her way into becoming a red carpet star because she's very attractive and she seems to have a good taste level even when it's different from the usual.
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" Mitzali also defended the informal style of the Ansari report when I spoke to her via email: "[We] wrote it in the style [our audience] expects from us: pretty direct, uncensored, no words taken out for the sake of good taste.
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While teenage girls are roundly mocked for their tastes, history shows they're pretty good taste-makers -- it was teenage girls, after all, who packed concert halls to see Elvis, the Beatles, Madonna, George Michael, Prince, even Nirvana and Bikini Kill.
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Delta said in a statement on Sunday that the Public Theater's "artistic and creative direction crossed the line on the standards of good taste" and that it was ending its four-year run as official airline of the Public Theater.
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As well as venerating dangerous, powerful women, The Cramps were also cunnilingus enthusiasts, rightfully so—evidenced by the not-so-subtly euphemistic "You Got Good Taste," and the fact that Lux would stick his face between Poison Ivy's legs during performances.
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This is the part of the tutorial where things could either go on for 5,000 words or I could cut you loose with a good taste of things and point you, again, to the P5 docs and examples for guidance.
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So the "explainers" are, in a sense, right: The most common Sottsass experience one is likely to have is of his vision, his color palette, his love of squiggles and zigzags, and his confident indifference to notions of good taste.
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" Aside from his monstrous behavior with women, Mr. Weinstein ravaged Hollywood in other ways, Mr. Robbins posits, adding that, though the producer was hailed for his good taste, "you could make the argument that Harvey's overall impact on cinema was negative.
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A subject that at first seems obvious, camp is a densely layered sensibility that encompasses (among other things) the revivifying and subversive power of the extreme, artificial, performative and pastiche, often challenges established norms of "good behavior" or "good taste" (feh!
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The influx of money, brought by people looking for a certain beachy lifestyle guided by good taste, is sure to provide a decent customer base, as is the beach tourism and the many music and cultural festivals held in the area.
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Even then, their devotion to good taste never entirely disappeared; an heirloom recipe for squirrel brains — which "taste like you have licked the inside of an old, smutty beer can" — calls for mixing in scrambled eggs to disguise the metallic taste.
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But if "Show Dogs" sometimes betrays its shaggy charms, there is comfort in remembering that many movies are much dumber than this one, and so few of them have either the good taste or the good manners to compensate with puppies.
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She told people that her goal wasn't to enact any particular housing policy, but to alter social mores such that neighbors who fought development ceased being regarded as stewards of good taste and instead came to be viewed as selfish hoarders.
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After more than a decade of testing boundaries and good taste in big budget video games, in Phantom Pain iconic game designer Hideo Kojima finally managed to create something that matched the ridiculous ambitions he always had for Metal Gear.
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I think it's exciting when people try to branch out into higher fashion stuff on the merch side, but only when they have good taste and good ideas, and I think this was an example of a really great collaboration.
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" Shahid Kapoor, who plays Padmavati's husband in the film, also commented on the backlash, saying people should watch the film before they judge it: "I don't think there is anything in the film that is unacceptable or that is not in good taste.
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Lastly, shop-bought gourmet cupcakes are a sure signifier of modern good taste and disposable income; another attribute which makes them appealing to women in particular, who still make most of the spending decisions when it comes to household, and particularly kitchen, matters.
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They had gathered into the you'll-never-have-this-level-of-good-taste-so-don't-even-try apartment of Ms. Lyons, the president and creative director of J. Crew, and her girlfriend, Ms. Crangi, an owner of Giles & Brother, a jewelry company.
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Shannon Morgan, a resident of Leesburg, N.J., applied for the license plate in November 2013 but was told her application had been denied because the plate "may carry connotations offensive to good taste and decency," according to court papers posted online last week.
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Yet as baffling as the plot was, it's hard not to love the audacity of it: Pamela Anderson, a hero of the dystopian world, using her feminine wiles to operate outside the law and good taste, tearing down big men, stealing their eyes.
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The arc of his life vindicated his moral critics, conservative and feminist: What began with talk of jazz and Picasso and other signifiers of good taste ended in a sleazy decrepitude that would have been pitiable if it wasn't still so exploitative.
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In his work, the laws of the universe are rigged to make human beings look ridiculous, and the species is internally wired to produce the same effect, so no amount of good taste or moral discipline can stop the jokes from coming.
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The "Foam" essay is actually a good taste test on that, because suddenly there's an essay-lecture-performance in the middle of an already unconventional memoir that has a Pongean explication on foaminess, and also a feminist reading of the Aphrodite myth.
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It's important that the notion of art history as the bastion for good taste and high class is questioned and critiqued, especially in 2017, when the subject is still predominantly engaging only with a privileged subset of people and radically needs diversifying.
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Don't Forget, Always Bet on BlackAs a man of moderately good taste and extraordinary amounts of cash to burn, Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk knows how to dress it down when he needs to up his cool quotient, especially when on a television set.
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But it also makes attending Berghain a fussy nightmare that plenty of Good Taste People will tell you is a big fat waste of time, or otherwise has reached the point of saturation where bouncers have gone from excluding bad vibes to simply being exclusionary.
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But, perhaps in a collectively unconscious bid to soften the inherent horror of the actual murders, the public persisted — and thus began a ghoulish, annual Trick or Treat tradition of pushing the boundaries of good taste by sending up figures ripped from the headlines.
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"I love u all but I have been stabbed in the back by someone I stupidly trusted (not my man or my sisters) I am not about to be tried and tested to snitch and it's not in good taste to tell you who," she wrote.
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Plants long forbidden in tasteful circles — tropicals like birds of paradise, protea, palm fronds and monstera leaves; cheap romance-and-restaurant stalwarts like tea roses, carnations and baby's breath; and even that overused signifier of banal good taste, the orchid — are all being lovingly and brazenly revived.
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It's irrelevant, though, the woman thinks, since the woman lost the skill set for making friends, and the stuff she likes—for example, the Kinks—is stuff she's discovered through her surveillance of the rapist, and she hates it when someone she hates has occasional good taste.
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Capitalizing on those same erotic tropes that defined a 1974 genre of soft porn, or a "sexy" 2000 fashion trend, they managed to present themselves as the real underdogs: the most punk rock of us all, going beyond the boundaries of outrage, morality, and good taste.
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If critics sniffed at the store as unhip — "Much of the men's wear is the stuff of a bygone Fitzgeraldian era," Cintra Wilson wrote in The New York Times in 2009 — its defense was that good taste and the highest standards have always been and always will be cool.
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Jony Ive Is a Human Man With Good Taste in ShoesNEAR AN ART GALLERY IN CHELSEA - It was an unseasonably warm October afternoon, and Jony Ive was…Read more ReadIn the past couple of years, Ive has apparently skipped meetings and left the country for weeks on end.
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He should have been in his element, dominating and manipulating the Oscars, using the statuettes as a golden lure for young actresses, swanning around as a rare avatar of good taste and champion of roles for older women in an industry consumed with comic books and teenage boys.
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"The Persistence of Good Taste," the first of its six sections, features a handful of 20th-century reproductions of bygone styles, including a handsome Regency-style tea service and a painted blanket chest by Max Kuehne that once belonged to the wife of the American collector Albert C. Barnes.
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The corpse in "The Trespasser," the most recent book in the series, turns up in a Victorian terraced cottage on a nondescript Dublin street, a home furnished in the kind of canned, impersonal good taste that would give Detective Antoinette Conway the creeps if she permitted herself such whimsies.
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I know nothing about an Air Force plane landing at an airport (which I do not own and have nothing to do with) near Turnberry Resort (which I do own) in Scotland, and filling up with fuel, with the crew staying overnight at Turnberry (they have good taste!).
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To follow in this legacy of good taste, wisdom, and decorum, as well as celebrate the upcoming release of Dancing Queen, Alyssa is graciously serving us her guide to etiquette à la carte, whether you're throwing a big party or an even bigger fit—and staying cute through it all.
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For example, the Lord Huron's "Night We Met," which Tony plays at the dance while Clay and Hannah agree that he has such good taste in music and shuffle around the matter of slow dancing together — that track could have just as easily been from the 1980s as the 2000s.
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Wasting the lyrics on grand poetic statements, deliberately blunting his guitar strumming and adding pockets of crackly static to increase the authentic, old-timey feel and decrease any intrinsically musical appeal, he lacks any further concept or context to make his replica anything other a token of conservative good taste.
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And, if it was clear that the men on the red carpet had sacrificed for the show by avoiding the cheese platter and hitting the gym in order to attain a standard sample size 38 regular, it was also sadly obvious that guys remained corseted by the constraints of good taste.
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As a testament to broadened horizons, "Parasite" proved to be an effective billboard, but it also served as a testimonial for good taste: Nearly as rare as a foreign-language film claiming best picture is an outcome where the most acclaimed nominee of the year actually does take the top prize.
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"I know nothing about an Air Force plane landing at an airport (which I do not own and have nothing to do with) near Turnberry Resort (which I do own) in Scotland, and filling up with fuel, with the crew staying overnight at Turnberry (they have good taste!)," Trump tweeted Monday.
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"I know nothing about an Air Force plane landing at an airport (which I do not own and have nothing to do with) near Turnberry Resort (which I do own) in Scotland, and filling up with fuel, with the crew staying overnight at Turnberry (they have good taste!)," he said.
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Today I learned that the Moulin Rouge is like Lip Sync Battle but without Chrissy Teigen or LL Cool J. (Bekah and Arie lip sync on stage, and, uh, that's it!) This gives way to the two-on-one, an awkward showdown that doesn't leave anyone with a good taste in their mouth.
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That was important to us, because one of the things about writing jokes for a president is if you have the joke and it's totally in good taste, but then a week later, something happens — there's a tragedy, there's a shooting, there's a terrorist attack — the joke can become retroactively in bad taste.
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That's partly the result of some good taste in programming, as this year's set included imaginative works from marquee composers like Olga Neuwirth and Pamela Z. Ms. Neuwirth's "Magic Flu-idity," for flute and typewriter, was a distillation of a flute concerto (which Ms. Chase has played with the Swedish Chamber Orchestra).
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"I know nothing about an Air Force plane landing at an airport (which I do not own and have nothing to do with) near Turnberry Resort (which I do own) in Scotland, and filling up with fuel, with the crew staying overnight at Turnberry (they have good taste!)," Trump tweeted on Monday.
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Pitchfork, for instance, named his single "kiss" the 100th best song of 2016, and the site's write-up of the single "white wine" highlighted producer nedarb's use of a sample of The Microphones' "(Something)," as if to assure the listener of their own good taste for liking what is essentially a rap-rock song.
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There are vivid biomorphic paintings by Arthur Dove, political works on paper by Shahn, rounded wooden figures by Elie Nadelman, flat still lifes by Charles Sheeler, some subtly erotic flora from Georgia O'Keeffe, and quite a few weathervanes, for which Halpert had a regrettable weakness (a rare lapse in her otherwise prescient good taste).
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But even after you take in Mid90s' sumptuous cinematography (the film is shot on Super 16mm in the sun-kissed parking lots and avenues of downtown Los Angeles), and heartbreaking performances by a cast of brilliant newcomers (it's seriously Goodfellas with tweens), one fact remains undeniable: Jonah Hill has really fucking good taste in music.
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"Savory Arrivals," first published in 1988's Midnight on Your Left, suggests a detective who's got inside information, but is still wracked by doubt: Who would know better than me: there's no such thing as good taste Lassie lies beside Proust's sofa while in his next, Robert de Niro is Guillaume Apollinaire Can Bobby get inside our man?
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Jony Ive Is a Human Man With Good Taste in ShoesNEAR AN ART GALLERY IN CHELSEA - It was an unseasonably warm October afternoon, and Jony Ive was…Read more ReadThough perhaps his best-known product is the original iMac, whose whimsical design notably helped propel the company back into the good graces of the general public.
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"I'm not so worried about showing the world I have good taste, but I do think it would be boring to post the same few beers over and over, so I've been exploring a little more and trying different beers each time," says SaveTheOx, when I ask how much thought he puts into selecting the melange for his photoshoots.
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With 2016's edition lubed up and ready to go, good taste behind the decks and bad taste on the dancefloor will reign in equal parts on Sunday, September 25, when Deviants: Adult Arcade (featuring Tuff City Kids, Lena Willikens, and Honey Soundsystem themselves) slides into Mezzanine for the official closing party of the Folsom Street Fair.
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In the crowd, there were skaters (Mark Gonzales, Sage Elsesser), celebrities (Amar'e Stoudemire, James Franco), avatars of good taste (Mister Mort, Venus X), at least two people in hyper-chunky Balenciaga Triple S sneakers, a troop of public relations representatives and, out on the street, security alternating between pushing people off the sidewalk and back on it.
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What makes this so special isn't just the fact that your friends will think you're the epitome of good taste when they see this hand wash in your bathroom or go in for a hug and catch a whiff of your hair, it's the products' companion illustrations by Carnovsky, a Milan-based art and design team comprised of Francesco Rugi and Silvia Quintanilla.
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Photos by Derek Scancarelli, except where noted As hip-hop continues to mourn the loss of Phife Dawg from A Tribe Called Quest, it has come into sharper view just how much the rapper, and his group, meant to the culture, not just as an arbiter of good taste and music but as a role model for generations of new artists.
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It is owned by Francine Farkas Sears, an American entrepreneur, and she has brought her sound good taste to improvements to the villa: an opulent master bedroom suite with its own terrace and bathroom with Jacuzzi, four other bedrooms and bathrooms, and a living space that meanders from open-air cooking area into a kitchen fit for a master chef.
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If your company provides "unobstructed free access" to other toilets — imagining, in this scenario, that it operates on multiple floors, not that employees have propped open a fire escape to facilitate backdoor bathroom access to the offices of corporate neighbors — this unholy circumstance may violate the laws of good taste while just barely complying with those of New York State.
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But some of Barra's most powerful stakeholders, like 92-year-old billionaire Carlos Carvalho, who owns about 65 million square feet of property in Barra, have been less diplomatic with their visions of the area: Carvalho dreams of Barra as "a city of the elite, of good taste," with an Olympic village for the upper class, "not housing for the poor," he told the Guardian last year.
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Here, for instance, is the great virtuoso Itzhak Perlman decidedly not playing a section of Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto screechily out of tune in a video called "Itzhak Perlman Shreds Mendelssohn Violin Concerto": Now the violin world is being transfixed by a new shred that few people have seen — but which is raising questions about satire, free speech, good taste and whether classical music can take a joke.
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I'm also even talking to my former self, insecure about my lack of "good taste," who read old Lester Bangs and Robert Christgau reviews, studied Rolling Stone's lists of the best songs and best albums of all time, searching for black women's names and seeing so few of them, realizing with a sinking feeling that many of my visceral, impulsive musical tastes did not meet the tenets of this canon.
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" Bruce E. Teitelbaum, the chief executive and founder of RPG, a design/build firm for brands and retailers, said he adhered to the same design principles for the medical marijuana provider Columbia Care, for which RPG created a dispensary in Manhattan in 2016, as he did for clients like Barnes & Noble College, which runs campus bookstores: "We followed the philosophy of good taste, good design, good customer navigation.
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Offensive, yes, but at least Samsung knew not to use a font from the credits of a 1999 Syfy Channel original movie: Here's one of those novelty jumbo remotes that was made as a *joke* and yet its creators still had the good taste not to use a strange progressive bevel down the front: Oh and remember that time Logitech tried to reinvent the TV remote and it just made everyone sad and now the product is discontinued?
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I said a minute ago that the invocation of Aaliyah in the music video for "Work It" was something in arguably bad taste, but that would suggest I have some clear idea of what "good taste" looks like in a music video, or that good and bad taste are even viable metrics to apply to music videos, or that the piety inherent in the very concept of taste should preside over our relationship to pop cultural artifacts of the early millennium, or of now.
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Good taste and the right amount of money was enough to obtain a wall-size trophy, or what Thomas Nozkowski called the "800 pound gorilla in the room" Not only was Stella's statement a misreading of Jasper Johns' "flags" and "targets," but it was a blanket denial of something as messy as meaning, as anarchic as humor, as mortifying as humans interacting with their bodies (scratching their dugs, for example), and as disquieting as ripe sexuality, all of which you are apt to find some aspect of in a Nilsson work.
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Trump has repeatedly denied involvement in the move, tweeting Monday, "I know nothing about an Air Force plane landing at an airport (which I do not own and have nothing to do with) near Turnberry Resort (which I do own) in Scotland, and filling up with fuel, with the crew staying overnight at Turnberry (they have good taste!)" The Pentagon arrangement was the mechanism for the seven-person Air Force crew's stay at the resort in March on the way from Alaska to Kuwait, according to the Times.
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