They look lively, yet extremely squeezable, as they march across the pages.
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To complete her red-carpet look, Lively donned layers of pearl and chain necklaces from Lorraine Schwartz.
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The Patriots remain the best team in the league, but the Chiefs, Rams, Cowboys, and Packers all look lively to contend deep into the postseason this year.
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The long tail is held high, and dogs of this breed should look lively and alert.Breed Standard They are heavier, more rugged and rectangular in appearance than the German Pinscher.
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Eatonville pays homage to Hurston through the murals, which were painted by a local artist. Shallal said she "was the life of the party, so I wanted the space to look lively and gregarious. And she wrote a lot about the porch at Eatonville where the townspeople tell stories, so we put in an area [with rocking chairs] for people to have drinks." According to Shallal, Carla Hall from Top Chef judged a "reality TV-style contest" to select Eatonville Restaurant's chef.
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He suggested to take special care that the figures look lively: with horses raising their front legs as if they were jumping and soldiers with drawn swords, a dog chasing a hare, etcetera. According to Prevost barbers were skilled in this art and it was common to see these night lanterns in their shop windows. A more common version had the figures, usually representing grotesque or devilish creatures, painted on a transparent strip. The strip was rotated inside a cylinder by a tin impeller above a candle.
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As for the glazed terra-cotta > tiles of the exterior, they are dull and lifeless and make even the slick > steel-and-glass facade of the Time-Warner Center next door look lively. The > new Museum of Arts and Design is artsy and designy, but it is not good > architecture, and it makes me miss Stone's winsome palazzo all the more. Pulitzer Prize-winning critic, Justin Davidson, said: > This version won't satisfy those who thought it should never have been > touched, and it's not bold enough to overpower their arguments—or, I > suspect, to turn the Museum of Arts and Design into an essential > destination.
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Deep Sensation began his racing career in a novice hurdle at Newbury Racecourse on 2 November 1988. Ridden by Richard Rowe who partnered the horse in most of his early race, he started at odds of 10/1 and finished third of the nineteen runners, twelve lengths behind the winner Look Lively. After finishing sixth at Sandown Park Racecourse in December he recorded his first success at the same venue on 17 February when he made most of the running and won by one and a half lengths from the favourite Chief Mole. He returned to Sandown three weeks later for a novices' handicap in which he carried a weight of 166 pounds.
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In a retrospective of the first season in Entertainment Weekly, "Conduit" was rated a B, with the episode being described as "excellent for background" for the series, though it was noted that Duchovny gave "a performance that makes wood look lively". Keith Phipps, writing for The A.V. Club, reviewed the episode positively, rating it a B+, feeling that the episode worked well to expand on the motivations of the two lead characters, noting that "the work done here will pay off well later". The episode has been seen as laying the foundation for the recurrence of Fox Mulder's obsession with finding his missing sister, which would come to be one of the main plot threads of the series.Bush, p. 43.
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