If you have nice crown molding, it features the crown molding.
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Paint the ceiling above the molding a color different from the wall area below the molding.
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The picture rail molding, old pocket doors and heavy casement molding surrounding the doors will stay put.
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In the adjacent formal dining room, a simple, elegant ceiling molding complements the panel molding along the sides.
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Tayin also claims that microwave molding is a lot more energy saving than traditional injection molding, which helps the industry move a little closer to being environmentally friendly.
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"It doesn't even have to be a gaudy, Victorian style molding; a simple and single shape, single depth piece of molding will do the trick," Ms. Reiner added.
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For giving me advice molding me and loving me .
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Oribe Rough Luxury Soft Molding Paste, $38, available at Oribe.
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A lot of people don't see the molding of it.
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The molding and wood flooring throughout the house are original.
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The question remains: Who gets to do the original molding?
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"The crown molding was all I could see," she said.
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Debbie and the owner were refinishing crown molding with linseed oil.
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Or do you feel like you've exhausted this way of molding?
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Both rooms have dentil molding and fireplaces with neat plaster surrounds.
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The fight starts in people's minds, and the molding of them.
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He pointed next door, at a white house with classical molding.
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"Molding and cutting are current technologies to manufacture cubes," Yang told Gizmodo.
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From decades of molding clay, his fingers were slanted at terrifying angles.
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He is currently raising funds to cover manufacturer tooling and molding costs.
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Much of the interior is original, including molding, medallions and other plasterwork.
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He was feeding cord through the molding hooks to level my pictures.
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It's as if her fans themselves are molding her to their specifications.
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INDOORS A restoration preserved the hardwood floors, fireplace mantels and decorative molding.
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In fact, California has been molding the perception of marijuana for decades.
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Feature At 213, the choreographer is molding the form in his image.
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Inside are real wood floors, crown molding and battery-operated LED lighting.
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Floors are the original hardwood; ceilings are 12 feet, with original molding.
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By wearing the shoes, your feet are molding and shaping the footbed.
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Original architectural details include wide-plank pine floors, molding and wall paneling throughout.
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We couldn't do it with the simple layered molding techniques we did before.
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Kuo has heard that Apple is working with metal injection molding company SZS.
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Apartments have parquet floors and crown molding, but kitchens and bathrooms need updating.
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The system required the molding process to be accurate to within 0.005 mm.
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There are also beautifully restored details like lattice windows, wainscoting and crown molding.
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There's also a home theater with custom-designed furniture and intricate crown molding.
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"Under your stairs, the molding collides in a funny way," said Mr. Feng.
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Recovered during renovations were wide-plank hardwood floors, molding, mantels and plaster walls.
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She worked like a sculptor, molding the group until it pleased her eye.
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The main floor also has a family room with intricate plaster crown molding.
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There's also a dry shampoo by Klorane, and I have Bullfrog Molding Paste.
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At the young age of 23, he opened his very own molding shop.
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Uber has a deep interest in molding such nascent regulation to its advantage.
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The vets do everything from molding the base to printing on the sole.
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Apartments feature exposed brick walls, walk-in closets, crown molding and working fireplaces.
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Enter polyurethane and injection molding; expandable laser-cut mylar and 3-D handcasting.
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"Under your stairs, the molding collides in a funny way," said Mr. Feng.
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He turned to molding her entertainment career, which was modest at the time.
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I think the White House is kind of molding it and working with us.
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And it's cool to see human hands (and an open flame) molding face paint.
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The stuff that you do when nobody sees, it's like the molding of it.
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The process of molding is an ancient practice, and I'll never stop doing it.
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The artist is currently in the process of molding his flesh into marketable jewelry.
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Molding a custom prosthetic usually takes several weeks, numerous appointments and lots of money.
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Next door, several dozen workers are hand-stretching mozzarella and molding curds into ricotta.
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Most of the interior has been preserved, including wood floors, molding and paneled wainscoting.
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Much of the interior is original, including wide-plank yellow pine floors and molding.
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Most of the interior is original, including wood floors, molding, wall paneling and mantels.
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Within an hour, he had hung six frames from the molding over my couches.
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Across from the entrance is a study with paneled walls trimmed with ornamental molding.
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There was something gloriously concrete about the injection-molding machines on the plant floor.
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French doors connect this space to a dining room painted teal, with white molding.
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The main floor has spacious rooms with high ceilings, hardwood floors and detailed molding.
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Molding the coffee chaff also uses 25% less energy than the previous material combination.
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This series has a way of molding participants to its own, often nefarious ends.
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One of Fuller's customizations was the crown molding, lending the space an elegant symmetry.
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Printing parts is often faster and less expensive than traditional forging, machining or molding.
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She worked in a small factory in Wisconsin operating a plastic injection molding machine.
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They all involve networks of people filtering information and molding how it's presented to you.
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As molding, countless identical jars of Nutella line the liminal space between wall and ceiling.
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By the time Batman Forever came around, rubber molding had become so much more advanced.
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The elaborate little room was finished with some fancy crown molding and an overhead light.
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After many hours of molding and smoothing the butter, each sculpture begins to take shape.
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When Mr. Lek had chosen fighters to school he set about molding them into contenders.
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Halfway through the dream weekend I'm feverish, weak, and I think my hair is molding.
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The house features deep sash windows, 244-foot ceilings, period molding and an oak staircase.
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In the shoe department, I found a commemorative molding of the late Blake Nordstrom's footprints.
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Mendes's work was like sculpture—a continual molding and remolding of space, speech, and gesture.
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Both have high ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, decorative molding and fireplaces with marble surrounds.
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The fireplaces in the dual parlors, for example, are original, as is the plaster molding.
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Pence will tour Accumold, a company that manufactures micro molding components based in Ankeny, Iowa.
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Much of the interior is original, including the trim and molding, and some fir floors.
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The type of molding Mr. Casey depends on is primarily used in the packing industry.
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He'd spent the decade since Sadie molding himself into a man who could handle things.
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The doctor mentioned fitting Hales for a plastic molding to hold her thumb in place.
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Step into a center-hall colonial, and you swoon over crown molding and carved woodwork.
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Godwin was intrigued by the idea of molding a great young talent (Anderson is 31).
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Jasleen interacts with her sisters, molding Play-Doh sculptures or brightening coloring books alongside them.
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Then there's also the teacher/mentor who gets off on finding and molding new talent.
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They separate breasts into two distinct cups and provide support through seaming, molding or underwire.
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Left of the entrance is a formal dining room with hardwood floors and decorative molding.
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Historic touches throughout nod to the home's background, from stained glass windows to crown molding.
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Molding that lines the wall is shaped like budded roses, designed by Ms. Rocha herself.
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We are molding the consensus into the change we want to see in our city.
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Charles and Ray Eames perfected their plywood-molding technique in designing splints for wounded soldiers.
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To the left is a dining room with chair-rail molding and a bay window.
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The dining room is through an archway with decorative scrolls and has picture-rail molding.
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When it comes to Empire Labs' genital-molding business, there are so many options available.
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We've had $450 facial treatments that employ hyaluronic molding masks to quench skin after acid peels.
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Furthermore, this new policy can't be about molding transgender men into a culture of cisgender heteronormativity.
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We're using nano molding technology, which only had been seen before in larger devices like phones.
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Molding the biggest lie of the internet into something tolerable was never going to be easy.
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Not because that's who he is, but because he was molding himself into what I wanted.
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Candidates have sparred over how large a role the government should take in molding the economy.
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Which raises the question of why they wouldn't just make a plastic molding of the root.
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I drew the covers up and over, breath inflating the comforter, molding it around our shape.
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Christina Ricci is crediting marriage and motherhood for molding her into the best version of herself.
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This company makes specially -designed smoking paraphernalia that is 3D printed using a ceramic molding method.
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The crown molding and grand staircases can't hide the wear and tear of nights of parties.
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Irina Shayk isn't letting a possible baby bump get in the way of molding wet clay.
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Strategic competition in times of uneasy peace is about molding perceptions of relative strength and weakness.
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Narrator: The mix of pellets and color is melted and sent into the injection molding machine.
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But when you have a child, you're molding the future; you have an investment in it.
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Although wood furniture is still popular today, we typically see wood as molding, flooring, and finishings.
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Floors here are a mix of pine and oak; the walls have formal molding and baseboards.
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Eventually, it just become a molding design process, back and forth, with a lot of compromise.
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The Associated Press: Trump has been molding the judiciary for 18 months, to last a generation.
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The plethora of issues he sees molding the financial system are certainly not for the better.
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"It's basically me narrating as I'm molding a pair on my own feet," Ms. Schmutte said.
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The new molding, drywall, tiles and custom, barnlike ceiling he had built by hand were ruined.
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There was a pristine wall-to-wall, lightly patterned beige carpet underfoot and crown molding above.
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Preserved throughout are period chandeliers and hardware, plaster molding, extensive millwork, wide baseboards and five fireplaces.
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The other common areas are grandly proportioned as well, with 12-foot ceilings and elaborate molding.
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With that came a lot of charm — hardwood floors, crown molding, and a large, wooded lot.
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The original front door opens to a living room with crown molding and a gas fireplace.
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The formal living room has its original plaster molding, an ornate chandelier and a bay window.
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In carefully molding these relics, Morrison is less a traditional filmmaker than he is a sculptor.
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"The world is now molding his character by giving him knives to play with," Stone explained.
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Molding my cock was, without a doubt, one the most uniquely stressful trials of my life.
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The polarization of wealth is one of the key factors molding the future of an entire continent.
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Within those are 65 molding machines, all creating millions of pieces, and the factory is run autonomously.
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The key difference in his switches versus a similar switch from Cherry was in the molding process.
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It would be different if Trump continues his bravado, molding himself into the architect of the shutdown.
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"By the time 'Batman Forever' came around, rubber molding had become so much more advanced," Schumacher explained.
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You'd spend days on end playing molding it into your favorite cartoon characters and popping air bubbles.
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He is shaping the space around them, as well, and in doing so, he is molding us.
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The U.S. technology community is rich, continuously molding and modifying itself to support market needs and wants.
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Much of the interior is original, too, including molding, heart pine floors, mantels and some pocket doors.
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Barris and his team aren't the only ones effortlessly molding thorny, difficult subjects into award-winning humor.
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Much of its interior has been preserved and restored, including wood floors, mantels, molding and built-ins.
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She built what many in the fitness industry call an empire, ultimately inspiring and molding her daughter.
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They're ready to start production at MCM Composites, a 55-person enterprise that makes custom thermoset molding.
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What happens on public markets impacts the private markets, helping set valuations through comps and molding sentiment.
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The effort to regulate public morality also means molding the incongruous government practices into a coherent ideology.
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It has two bedrooms and two bathrooms, a screened patio, crown molding, and an eat-in kitchen.
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The living room walls are accented with gold molding and boiserie, a motif echoed on the fireplace.
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A takeover by Murakami is likely to hurt corporate and shareholder value, the molding machine company said.
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It was renovated in 2215, but retains many early details including distinctive trim, wainscoting and crown molding.
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Her apartment, with its hardwood floors, high ceilings and cake-icing-like crown molding, is similarly bewitching.
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The two-story foyer introduces the walnut-stained oak floors and traditional molding found throughout the home.
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Crenelated spires have scalloped molding tucked along their doorways, and there are deep grout lines between bricks.
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All of these rooms have high ceilings with decorative plaster molding, tiger oak floors and pocket doors.
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With its subtle scallop detail, another contemporary flourish, the molding "looks like a picture frame," she said.
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A takeover by Murakami is likely to hurt corporate and shareholder value, the molding machine company said.
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Rooms have contrasting-color wood molding on plaster walls and leaded or wood-gridded windows and doors.
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She likes to hide lighting behind mirrors or within molding, or have it shining up from baseboards.
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A native of Hampton, Virginia, he credits the military for molding him into the man he is today.
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I thought it would be nice to have this little addition to the family we were already molding.
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Even then, the doll maker had never performed the specific plastic-molding process he knew would be required.
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Realizing he spent years molding himself for the press, Rodriguez embraced the man beyond the A-Rod image.
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How on earth to convey their outsize influence, the overlarge hand they had in molding who we became?
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There are period-appropriate details such as transoms and molding, but no interior walls to divide the space.
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For the first time ever on an iPad, these bands are manufactured using a process called co-molding.
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"We had to create a whole process for molding the lenses right around the holographic materials," Lake says.
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There is an entire niche industry, Metal Injection Molding (MIM), that shoots plastic with metal powder into molds.
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They belong to the Rodon Group, one of the largest family-owned injection-molding companies in the country.
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The dining room has crown molding, as well as two glass doors that open to a side patio.
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"I have molding hooks and wire," I said, gesturing with unfelt confidence at some coils of translucent cord.
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How did you come up with the format of molding partnerships and giving opportunities to dancers and choreographers?
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My distinguished art history professor raved about Michelangelo's pietra serena molding but didn't articulate why it was significant.
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The industry also employed 13,390 molding, coremaking, and casting machine operators, which are expected to shrink by 9.3%.
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A & D Construction of Sterling, Va., said it was owed $79,700 for wall base and crown molding work.
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The living room has hardwood floors, traditional molding, a wood-burning fireplace and access to a screened porch.
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The interior retains its original molding and paneled wainscoting, as well as wide-plank wood floors, painted gray.
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Being a mechanical engineer and running a company like DuPont with polymers, I understood injection molding pretty well.
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Visitors are shown to a spacious waiting room with a fireplace, plush rugs, and high ceilings with crown molding.
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Fitbit says it has used a nano-molding technique to fuse plastic and metal together in the watch body.
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Fiercely independent as he may be, Sanders may very well be molding the Democratic Party in his own image.
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Then he stands right next to her with a handful of raw bread dough, molding it around her face.
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Even so, he saw more than artist Kirby, who many comics historians credit with molding a number of characters.
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So she took 34-year-old Orlando under her wing and single-handedly began molding him into an anchor.
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"I love creating things and molding my surroundings to be totally in line with my creative vision," he says.
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The building has undergone a major restoration, resulting in bright-white molding, refreshed fresco murals and shiny stone stairways.
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That house "was super-charming," Ms. Consi said, with 19th-century woodwork, plaster crown molding and decorative marble fireplaces.
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Other methods for creating jewelry include 3D-printing, molding resin and working with biodegradable plastic derived from vegetable products.
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They rescued molding, doors and a bathtub from the shed, cleaned them and returned them to the main building.
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"If we got the injection molding during that time all of those [sales] would have been ours," Weiss says.
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The living room has dentil molding and an Italianate bay framed by an elaborately paneled arch and square pilasters.
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President Donald Trump has spent three years molding America's immigration system to primarily be concerned with keeping people out.
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The 49ers are more well-rounded and better at molding their team week to week, New England Patriots-style.
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We are not molding ourselves in the image of the messy, dangerous, glamorized train wrecks of a decade past.
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The turbulence also left an enduring legacy in molding perceptions of the city, even though those impressions vary widely.
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"We cleared that out to hold more plastic molding machines," says Daniel O'Brien, the factory's vice president of operations.
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Embrace the highs as well as the lows and know that they're molding you into the best version of yourself.
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French doors on the right lead to a formal dining room with inlaid-wood floor borders and dentil crown molding.
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Then I put a mixture of hard molding paste and sawdust on the linen and sculpt an uneven painting surface.
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In art, plastic is related to producing three-dimensional effects in painting, as well as modeling and molding in 3D.
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"We're going from a bare board to populating that board, to doing our own plastic molding," says Van der Merwe.
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They are architects molding new places for us to gaze upon and unravel, mirroring back images that challenge, affirm, glimmer.
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It's easier to digest this world if you embrace the absurdity, molding the gritty tale into your personal comic book.
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But I will be thinking about her, celebrating her and thanking her for molding me into the person I am.
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Letter From Europe LONDON — The calendar is filling with moments marking Britain's role in molding events that changed the world.
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Once off balance, she then fatally banged her head, more than once, on the sharp corners of the crown molding.
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He traveled the world — 15 countries in all — but could not outrun his preoccupation with molding sound and fast racehorses.
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She is now reinventing the shop, molding it into a community space that operates against the backdrop of Chinatown's history.
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I also run two larger injection molding machines that produce prescription pill bottles for the pharmaceutical industry, and spray bottles.
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Tech has gathered a critical mass from every subculture on its corporate platforms, molding our social interactions into profitable shape.
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The couple vowed to keep the house intact, including stained-glass windows, original oak and maple floors and dentil molding.
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Most of the interior is original, including quarter-sawn oak floors, dark-wood window and door trim, molding and fireplaces.
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There's another lounge inside, and vaulted ceilings fringed by seashell molding, plus original artwork covering the walls and parquet floors.
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Types of pull-up barsOne of the most popular pull-up bar variations is the cantilever-style, molding-mounted bars.
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But then she starts working with the molding chocolate, coating the cakes and then sculpting like you would with clay.
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The plastic ABS casing would have been created using injection molding, a process that results in very little waste material.
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Via its partner manufacturing facilities, the company offers CNC machining, 3D printing, sheet metal fabrication, injection molding and urethane casting.
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Ms. Burton's parents, Clara and Cannon Harper, moved into the white house with the classical molding, with their daughter Jackie.
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Across the hall is a guest bedroom with intricate molding, a fireplace and a closet with an arched, mirrored door.
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Mr. Fong suggested using a contrasting paint color to play up attractive molding, or even to create a wainscot effect.
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The molding gel solidifies really quick, so you need to get your dick hard and in that plastic tube fast.
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They make pins that look like nothing I've seen before, with 3D molding, screenprinted imagery, glow in the dark pieces, etc.
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So for Hanson, boxing isn't just about molding a body; it's about being able to inhabit one fully and bravely. Intentionally.
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A rescuer in Louisiana couldn't believe his eyes when he discovered a cat sandwiched between a garage door and some molding.
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But getting a perfect seal typically requires a time-consuming (and expensive) process of making a custom molding of your ear.
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If you've ever opened up a popular gadget before, you'll probably notice the injection molding marks common to devices like this.
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And to this day, 3D printers that make metal objects don't generate the same smooth quality surfaces as traditional injection molding.
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And then, of course, they'll need to scale up the production of the components, possibly by incorporating techniques like injection molding.
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"Hyper-realistic sculpture is very labor intensive and requires numerous steps including sculpting, molding, casting, painting, hair work, etc," Taft said.
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There is a disembodied hand pushing down, at a diagonal, held stationary and caught in the act of molding some material.
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Then she styles it with KMS Hairplay Playable Texture ($16.74), Sebastian hairspray (12.29), Klorane dry shampoo ($20) and Bullfrog Molding Paste.
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Everett's a career set-maker, creating entire cosmetic overhauls for Dota heroes using sculpting and molding tools in programs like Maya.
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The formal living room has built-in bookcases and ornate dentil molding, as well as a fireplace with a columned mantel.
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The interior is High Victorian, with the original gumwood trim and doors, hardwood floors, ornate mantels, wainscoting, molding and pocket doors.
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It was a step that changed Christendom, molding faith and identity to this day among the world's roughly 85 million Anglicans.
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The interior has white crown molding and door frames, and large double-hung windows in several rooms, most overlooking the river.
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Voodoo's factory runs 160 different 3-D printers today, rather than using injection molding machines you'd find in a conventional factory.
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Maharaj, who is known as Sudsie, is now tasked with molding 23-year-old John Gibson into the Ducks' franchise netminder.
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There, he spends hours molding clay into decorative plates, and tunes out his personal problems, and those facing other former players.
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It is the Central Asians who are now arriving in droves, rediscovering one another, molding the neighborhood according to their fantasies.
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Hanlon can coordinate every step of the monthslong process, from the modeling to molding to bronzing to shipping, via video conference.
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The man had been struck in the head and bloodied by a heavy piece of molding while repairing the building's masonry.
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"He did all the molding and put it in this tiny space," said Ms. Bresnahan, who married Mr. Colby in 2008.
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Much like Eliza Doolittle in Shaw's later play "Pygmalion," she's raw female material, ready for molding by an expert male hand.
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Some of the original architectural features remained, like the plaster rosette molding and bas reliefs in the ceiling of the library.
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Weiss and Maman considered producing the product with injection molding in China, a high volume manufacturing process used to increase scale.
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Mr. Kretschmer took care to build unfinished details into Carrie's fixer-upper — damaged molding, cracked plaster, water spots on the ceiling.
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The ornate woodwork inside — columns, crown molding, box beams and wainscoting — is almost entirely original, with newer work made to match.
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Sideserf prefers molding chocolate because it gives her much more control over the tiny details like the furrow of the brow.
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Within the next 18 months, it will construct a high-precision molding factory, as well as a system-integration assembly facility.
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The resulting components will be about 20 percent lighter and require up to 25 percent less energy during the molding process.
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Upstairs, she found an apartment that seemed ideal, with hefty crown molding, paneled doors and a foyer with a tracery ceiling.
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"Money makes strange bedfellows, and it has a way of taking shit and molding it into a golden goose," Tito said.
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Now, read the article, "How the Trump Era Is Molding the Next Generation of Voters," and answer the following questions: 1.
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Like a blacksmith's molding of a red-hot iron, adversity is a trial by fire that refines leaders and sharpens their game.
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The formal dining room, which is also off the parlor, includes a fireplace and dentil crown molding and space to seat 16.
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Sitkin got on the phone with The Verge to talk about her molding process, finding body models, and rejecting mainstream beauty standards.
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The resulting process, according to the company, creates a part that's around 95-percent as strong as one created with injection molding.
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After touring the company, Clinton and Kaine spoke to voters on the factory floor surrounded by large machinery and injection molding presses.
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Natural selection is an astoundingly creative phenomenon, molding species to fit their environments, even if that means turning their faces into shovels.
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He constructed much of his Roy costume himself from scratch in his father's house, heating and molding ABS plastic for the armor.
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Most of the interior has been preserved, including raised-panel mahogany woodwork, hardwood floors, ornate plaster molding, trim, baseboards, doors and fireplaces.
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Promoting a healthy self-esteem early on, will give the youth a head start in molding a healthier and more tolerant future.
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The decisions made and opinions written by federal judges constantly shape public policy, molding the kind of society we live in today.
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Why does one tempo or another, one way or another of balancing an orchestra or molding a phrase arouse worship or condemnation?
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These materials are both strong and lightweight, unlike metal and most plastics used with injection molding techniques or other 3-D printers.
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And suddenly, as I took in the high ceilings, intricate old molding, curving walls and a panorama of windows, my life changed.
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The interior is almost entirely original, including knotty pine plank floors, paneled wainscoting, plaster crown molding, hand-carved scrollwork and crystal chandeliers.
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Their interiors are fully lined with leather, molding to your feet like a glove, while their leather uppers age gracefully over time.
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The acquisition expands Hillenbrand's portfolio into plastics technology and processing by adding technologies such as injection molding and extrusion, the company said.
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As the managing director of K2 promotions, which represents Golovkin, Loeffler has every interest in molding the truth in his client's interests.
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After the on-site molding, Owens used heaps of cheap glass from China to fuse impressions of the tree in her studio.
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Somehow, it's always a shirtless guy in cargo pants and sandals, the water cascading around him, morphing and molding to his shape.
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Beyond the entrance, under an arch topped by Moorish-style crown molding, is a center hall with connecting rooms on either side.
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So try to get started tomorrow or Sunday, so you can raise the walls and get the crown molding in next weekend.
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"We use molding devices in newborns to change the shape of ears and noses, when cartilage is soft and pliable," Jarrahy says.
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Those flourishes include coffered and vaulted ceilings with tongue-and-groove, or machimbre, paneling; wood molding; and encaustic floor tiles handmade locally.
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Molding and casting is such a tactile process and the mechanics of it are easily personified and supplanted by the sexualized body.
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Image courtesy of The Games Europe Plays A kind of reverse of this piece is Slovakian artist's Ivor Diosi's Molding the Signifier.
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Has comedy taken an all-new LOL-shaped role in molding public opinion, or is it just another layer reinforcing our filter bubbles?
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It features mixed media works produced by Kalman over the course of several years, based on molding the negative space of her body.
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While she continues to hold on to Seth's photos despite their molding and leaking, she does delete the unsettling picture of her uncle.
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Jake Hastings said Madison, his niece, was known as the "mad scientist" at school for molding clay sculptures and making edible slime concoctions.
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Not until fall debates will Trump command an audience of that size at one time, with the chance at molding impressions of him.
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Collider promises the ability to handle multiple materials with one machine, structural integrity on par with injection molding processes, and a smooth aesthetic.
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The best recipes are the ones that are hands on — not just chopping and slicing and frying, but also folding, mashing, and molding.
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Taroy has tried two over-the-counter night guards: One of the boil-and-bite variety and one sans the self-molding step.
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Before a company ships a product design to a manufacturer for production, it typically hatches a prototype through a process called injection molding.
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Rooms are formal and generously proportioned, most with the original chandeliers, hardwood trim and molding, and oak parquet floors accented by mahogany borders.
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The oak floors and molding are original, while other features, like recessed lighting, are new, making for a balance of vintage and contemporary.
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Like the Everlane Authentic Stretch line, Universal Standard's jeans look like real, rigid denim, but have a much more comfortable, body-molding fit.
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This is how he is molding the GOP in his image, and that party seems to be sitting by scared or joining in.
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A lot of the sound of the demo had to do with our less than perfect equipment more than any purposeful sound-molding.
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Entry to the home is through a 29-by-8-foot marble gallery lined with antique mirrors and ornate plaster-and-wood molding.
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As secretive as the SuperSkin material recipe is, the process of molding a real vulva into SuperSkin is kept even more tight-lipped.
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Then he explained that I might want contrast for the crown molding, windows, door frames and ceiling so my white walls would pop.
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It said that if you make a molding it has to be two to three millimeters thick; otherwise, you can't fill the mold.
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The base material for all these pieces is paper, which she recycles by turning it into a pulp and molding it into lampshades.
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The first is natural selection, the endless inventive process of evolution that keeps molding organisms into more and more complex arrangements and codependencies.
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It resembles the actual White House in striking detail, from the press room right down to the crown molding in the Oval Office.
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The center also has a library, 3-D printing area, clay room, molding and glazing areas, a wood shop and informal gallery spaces.
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"Crafted of crotch mahogany, satin wood and quartered mahogany borders, carved teardrop and dentil molding on crown," reads the description reviewed by CNN.
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YOU TALK A LOT ABOUT MOLDING CLOUD STRATEGY FROM WHAT THE CUSTOMERS WANT BUT I REALLY DON'T GET AN AMAZON WEB SERVICES ASPECT.
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As someone who is familiar with manufacturing and injection molding, you've surely known about 3D printing/additive manufacturing for a long time now.
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The torch was not going to drip or droop, at least not while he was still carving and chipping and molding and modeling.
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Rather, the exhibit stresses how, throughout the centuries, women in Western culture have been forced, even physically constricted, into molding to bodily ideals.
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His wide, flat, pine molding frames are part of the work: stained and decorated with painted images of animals, tracks, canoes, and fish.
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A large open space adjacent to the designers' area is filled with rows of high tech sewing machines, injection-molding devices, and laser cutters.
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In 290, Yeti pioneered the process of rotational molding, or "rotomolding," a process wherein melted plastic is molded over foam insulation in one piece.
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Now, a re-molding of the internet into a tightly controlled and scrubbed sphere in China's image is taking place from Russia to India.
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Therein began a lifetime of constantly molding her artistic self in accordance with the limits and the possibilities of the times Sud lived through.
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When Ole Kirk Kristiansen imported a newfangled contraption called a plastic-injection-molding machine to Denmark in 1946, people thought he'd lost his mind.
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The fake handoff carved an opening in the defensive line, and Jackson ran through, molding four defenders into a helpless bouquet of twisted rebar.
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Some coolers, such as YETI and Orca, are molded out of one piece of plastic with no seams in a process called roto-molding.
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Crystal chandeliers and dentil crown molding suggest an elegance that is belied by the paper-napkin-casualness and the pay-at-the-register service.
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At the molding machine, plastic is then inflated into 150 pounds per square inch of air to create the classic 32-ounce indestructible bottle.
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They are similarly imaginative songwriters, with stories of dodging cops, molding life like clay, and avoiding bugs hidden in the bodies of suited businessmen.
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Voodoo is looking to disrupt the $1903 billion plastic injection molding market, and grow it by making manufacturing as flexible as spinning up servers.
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He went all-in on molding himself after President Trump — including an ad in which he's "building a wall" of legos with his child.
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They're peeling away drop-down ceilings that have obscured crown molding, working to transform the landmark retail building into the office of the future.
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In his biography of the World War Two Prime Minister, Johnson was not averse to molding the Churchill story to address accusations against himself.
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Suddenly he was molding his painful past into a story about a child actor named Otis Lort and his relationship with his father, James.
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Without a fixed address, she stopped receiving the public-assistance checks that had helped stretch what she earned in a factory molding plaster figurines.
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It is my belief that children often have more of an impact on changing their parents than parents may have on molding their children.
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Instead, it's worth asking what 33 Studios can offer to folks who've spent the last two decades molding Halo on PC into something unique.
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But on more secure nights, like the agile "Rheingold" or the titanic, devastating "Die Walküre," his gestures were expansive, molding attack and shape simultaneously.
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The interior is traditional but bright, with formal trim and molding and heavy fireplace mantels, offset by floor-to-ceiling windows and French doors.
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But they made sure to retain 19th-century details like the parquet floors, crown molding, millwork and the ornate medallion in the dining room.
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We are in the business of changing and molding attitudes, and we aren't successful unless we move the needle, get people to do something.
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Mr. Gardiner, in his early preparation of the trilogy, chose to rehearse madrigals with his singers as a way of molding the ensemble together.
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There is still ceiling molding in the foyer featuring a time clock and computing scale from when I.B.M. was the tenant in the 1920s.
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RoMan Manufacturing Inc is a family owned manufacturer of transformers and glass molding equipment for automakers and other industries based in Grand Rapid, Michigan.
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We will continue to refine the material in our lab, determine the best options for first application, and begin molding parts for component testing.
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He then pulled a chunk of crown molding off the wall, yanked the security camera out of the ceiling and removed his own pants.
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The process is fairly straightforward: The kit comes with a long plastic tube, a bag of molding powder, and a jar of gelatinous rubber.
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But now instead of laying fibers, a team of physicists are molding cellulose films with tiny, regularly spaced impressions (like an upside-down Lego piece).
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Last week, Madame Tussauds London unveiled the latest victim in its ongoing practice of molding creepy, life-size wax dolls of famous people: Ariana Grande.
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The buds are also produced by metal injection molding, not plastic, which is rare for Bluetooth headphones because of the potential for signal drop-out.
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And you can wonder whether the German molding system leaves German kids molded quite so thoroughly as Zaske, an American long resident in Berlin, insists.
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Many of the rooms have egg-and-dart molding, possibly added during a 8013 renovation; double doors in the dining room open to the porch.
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Upstairs, the main rooms — a large living space and a master bedroom — both have archways in the center, and are decorated with outstanding filigree molding.
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Alongside these big ideas were also small moments of creativity, like young minds molding slime, building paper airplanes, and workshopping their own science-fiction worlds.
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In any case, the Corbyn project seems more directed at molding an ideologically pure movement than winning power at the next general election in 2020.
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These campaigns are supported by intensive efforts to subvert the political and economic elites of U.S. allies, including molding public opinion in favor of PRC.
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In class, he told her to focus on the piano, molding the songs' harmonies into her fingers and improvising new melodies on top of them.
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Arsham is a known basketball fan, having spent a great deal of time molding a replica of a 53's Chicago Bulls jacket from stone.
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Daniel Pimentel snapped crown molding off the walls, pulled a security camera out of the ceiling, broke a granite countertop and smashed a tablet computer.
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The living room also connects to a family room with parquet floors, picture-rail molding and an operable fireplace with a decorative scallop-shell medallion.
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Injection-molding techniques, for example, allow people to produce thousands of identical copies of plastic objects in a matter of minutes with minimal human involvement.
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Then came a matchup at Philadelphia's Franklin Field in the N.F.L. title game against the Packers, whom Vince Lombardi was molding into an N.F.L. dynasty.
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The first floor also has a large bedroom with crown molding and a bathroom with vintage fixtures (including a deep bathtub) and blue-green tile.
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In this room, the floorboards are chestnut, the ceiling is coffered and Gothic arches carved in relief run along the walls, below the crown molding.
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Nearly all of it is original, inside and out, including the white-plank lap-sided exterior, interior plaster walls, molding, brackets, window skirts and woodwork.
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By using polypropylene instead of the previous plastic blend, and injection molding instead of thermoforming, they created a K-Cup with all the right features.
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Mr. Terry, chairman of the Hawke's Bay D.I.Y. Coffin Club and a former fiberglass molding specialist, said the club, established in 2013, had 120 members.
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The consultancy invests in molding new hires to learn the "Bain way," teaching both technical and soft skills before assigning rookies to big name clients.
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Students are divided by gender; the headmistress ("she would be pretty if she ever smiled") is intent on molding her charges into miniature Stepford Wives.
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Everlane's brand-new Day Loafer is already a cult-favorite due to the soft, foot-molding silhouette that gives it a modern look and feel.
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J.C. Leyendecker (1894–1951) helped shape American visual culture over a five-decade career, both molding and reflecting the country around him through his illustrations.
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To the right is a pair of parlors with decorative marble fireplaces topped by gilt-framed mirrors and swag plaster molding encircling the upper walls.
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It was clear from the outset, however, that such a deal would need to begin with smaller pieces, before injection molding could be replaced outright.
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Yeah, we might have smarter DCS systems that are running the lines and things like that, but injection molding hasn't changed for hundreds… the fundamentals.
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There is something comforting about working in the factory, melting and molding new honeycomb frames, but he prefers to see bees when they are active.
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We have this vacuum evacuated room for silicon molding and fumes, and then we've got lathes, milling machines, 3D printers, and a whole space for sculpting.
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"The neighbors were very helpful as we cautiously removed the upper frame molding that allowed some space for us to remove the cat," the post says.
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"Cummins preyed upon the child for months on end, nudging and molding her until her will to resist was conflicted and ultimately broken," the petition alleged.
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Daphne Milne is portrayed as a shrewd socialite, who, after realizing she can't push her husband into the spotlight she craves, takes over molding her son.
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Some artifacts in the collection include: platform boots scanned from the play "The Wiz," a cast molding of Eubie Blake's hands, and Seba Johnson's ski boots.
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"I've seen several babies with 'cone heads' or more prominent molding due to being in the birth canal longer than others," Reeder told The Huffington Post.
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"Most of the molding is original, and where it's not, we had an expert come to create new molds from the old ones," Mr. Fernandes said.
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Most of the architectural details are original, including plaster walls and cornices, baseboards with cap and shoe molding, paneled doors, cut-glass knobs and woodwork throughout.
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Original features include wood floors, pocket doors, molding and transom windows in the upstairs bedrooms, a vestige of life before air-conditioning, which this house has.
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But this they do know: Mr. Trump will thoroughly reimagine the tone, standards and expectations of the presidency, molding it in his own self-aggrandizing image.
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"If made correctly, if all the conditions are correct post-baking, I once had a panettone last eight months without molding or spoilage," Mr. Lahey said.
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"If the two units were updated at different times, they might not share the same flooring, trim, molding, doors, hardware or HVAC systems," Ms. Brownhill added.
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At one end of the sprawling complex in North Hollywood, California, technicians weld together giant sheets of steel and pull plastic parts from injection-molding machines.
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Built in 26, the house has been updated with modern amenities, but retains much of its original charm, including white oak floors and thick crown molding.
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"He was always a square peg in a round hole in the bureaucracy of Stanford," said Stafford, who credited Amerkhanian with molding him into an Olympian.
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They hired an injection-molding company to create a prototype, which met their expectations: It was light, safe and squeezable, and aerodynamic when tossed and kicked.
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Guerin pours its bronze on Fridays at the top of the building, molding objects with liquid brass heated to 2,000 degrees in sand blocks, or flasks.
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Embracing these differences, my dad has introduced me to diverse experiences, from molding statues out of toilet paper plaster to building greenhouses from the ground up.
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On West Eighty-fifth Street, between Broadway and Amsterdam, a cavernous dining room with heavily filigreed molding and a theatrically high ceiling awaits its discerning patrons.
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There is a ground-floor master bedroom with picture-rail molding and built-in wardrobes flanking glass doors that open to a river-facing back deck.
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Embedding bits and bobs in polished urethane composites and then smashing, molding and slicing them, the two have created a signature style both freewheeling and rigorous.
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While tourists are flooding European cities like Barcelona, Venice and Dubrovnik, the Serbian capital is quietly molding itself into a very fun and accommodating Balkan metropolis.
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At Don's, bakers crank out tarts, molding pastry dough into individual tins with an ancient hand-operated tart press that was brought over from Birmingham, England.
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When a still-totally-nude Pimentel left the restaurant, he allegedly hit a woman with the piece of crown molding he had taken from the restaurant.
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We expect trends in the automotive industry toward advanced manufacturing and lightweight components will provide a huge development opportunity for the high-end plastic injection molding industry.
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Presidents who get into trouble in the polls generally become less effective in molding public opinion in times of crisis and in exerting leverage on Capitol Hill.
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Like Stanford University to Silicon Valley, CMU was slowly molding Pittsburgh into a destination for top talent in an industry destined to shape much of the future.
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When we tell that story, we are returning to the idea that women are pure angels who are responsible for molding the moral fiber of the nation.
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More intimate guests were ushered into a living room to the left, which has a wall of built-in shelves surrounded by Gothic molding flanking a fireplace.
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"In the built world, cubic structures are created by extrusion or injection molding, but there are few examples of this feat in nature," the study's abstract explains.
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For molding the unit so successfully, Foster shared (with Abe Lemons of Texas) the coach of the year award given by the National Association of Basketball Coaches.
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After scanning select rocks, Liu's team created 3D models that served as the blueprint in sculpting semi-transparent PC blocks with a matte surface via CNC molding.
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Holt clearly went into the debate thinking of his role as molding conversations, keeping them on central themes rather than minutiae, and distinguishing between fact and opinion.
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"You'd go into one room, and the ladies would be making camellia flowers for Chanel, heating spoons over Bunsen burners, molding each petal by hand," Barnowske says.
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On a recent visit, the plant's manufacturing floor was filled with the sound of molding presses clamping down with as much as four hundred tons of pressure.
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To get the pipes to curve, he molding them with a heat gun, and then attached them to a frame that he had on under his costume.
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What Alberti couldn't know was that Luca would soon shift from sculpting figures in stone to molding them in clay, and with that to even greater fame.
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The sculpture was supposed to have arrived months earlier, but it turned out that molding and welding together that much gold was far trickier than anyone anticipated.
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The only way to really get over the hump is just keep working and "molding the clay," even if it means smashing it all down starting over.
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Over the past few days, the festive rice cakes, which are made by pounding glutinous rice into a paste and then molding it, have claimed another life.
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It said that it would do some manufacturing on site, but would only commit to less extensive products, such as high-precision molding and system-integration assembly.
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The company in total has also managed to raise around $1.5 million from angel investors to fund some fixed costs for manufacturing such as tooling and molding.
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Turning to her administrative assistant, who was driving, she confided that a big D.E.P. customer seemed to be preparing to shift its injection molding work to China.
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T Introduces Jeremy Anderson, the co-founder of the modernist lighting studio Apparatus, is molding a space for himself with a collection of porcelain and stoneware vessels.
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To style, evenly massage Redken Brews Men's Work Hard Molding Paste ($18) into the hair to create lift; the product has a durable hold that's still malleable.
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Molding the putty is "not as easy as just putting on a pair of socks," said Ms. Molnar, who works with several dancers who use the inserts.
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They're quick, so supervising them while they're out of their cage is critical, especially so they don't bite cords, molding and belongings (and believe me they will).
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea — Thomas Ulsrud lifts weights, hammers through squats and hangs upside down from metal bars, molding his abdominal muscles with a sadistic series of crunches.
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Novotna fielded the inevitable queries, put up with more references to that very, very ugly word, and set about molding herself into a steelier, more decisive competitor.
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New hardwood floors, plus updated bathrooms and kitchens brought the home into the 21st century, with charming historic details like stained glass and crown molding in place.
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For instance, this home features traditional molding on a neutral-colored wall, and it's paired with a modern coffee table and couch, blending the two vibes together.
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It was the kind of look I'd expect from a boutique luxury hotel, with accents like wood chevron floors, crown molding, and storage, lots of hidden storage.
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Every detail — from the choice of the carpet to the wooden molding around the doors to the style of his desk— was run by him for approval.
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Many of the interior features are original, including the pine floors, marble fireplaces and crown molding; others, like the crystal chandeliers, are period appropriate, added during renovations.
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The institute was a "psyop network" that "played a key role in monitoring and molding media narratives after the poisoning of double agent Sergei Skripal," RT said.
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Women have always had to carry the burden of molding the shapes and sizes of our bodies to the trends and tastes of others, at any cost.
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By journaling everything that happened in the midst of my hurt, it gave me the bird's eye view of how God is molding me in my life. 4.
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Roosevelt, an acclaimed Muscular Christian and shrewd, rising politician, coined "The Strenuous Life" narrative in a speech, and argued there was no better man-molding activity than football.
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We can thank pop culture for molding certain romantic tropes, like kissing in the rain, leaping into a lover's arms in airports, and associating fireworks with epic romance.
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But the process for doing so is generally injection molding, great for mass-producing lots of identical items but not so great when you need a custom job.
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Apologies to the poor ghostwriter who is tasked with molding Trump's handwritten "Sloppy Steve Bannon" doodles into a cohesive narrative—but also, fuck you, find a better job.
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"Rather than molding a generation of mature, well-informed adults, some schools are doing everything they can to create a generation of sanctimonious, sensitive, supercilious snowflakes," Sessions continued.
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For this year's Porsche model Playmobil could have simply swapped in a different color plastic into the injection molding machines at its factories, and called it a day.
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But each show also has their own new take on what Star Trek means, taking the classic form of the franchise and molding it in some new ways.
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The heart of the collaboration is TripleCell, which is able to make a marginally (10 percent) lighter heel than standard injection molding, along with some solid cushioning support.
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As one of the world's most revered money managers, Buffett is renowned for his bargain-based buying strategy and molding it into a sustainable, no-frills investing philosophy.
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"Rather than molding a generation of mature, well-informed adults, some schools are doing everything they can to create a generation of sanctimonious, sensitive, supercilious snowflakes," Sessions said.
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The designer deftly used futuristic techniques including injection molding, laser cutting, and 3D printing to create the romantic-futuristic collection; this is clothing that looks like wearable architecture.
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To be able to not just see five bands that sound alike, and to have a say in a tour we're molding, that's always gonna be a thing.
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Kate Klingbeil's solo presentation is a wonderland of layered landscapes whose miniature, molding-paste flora and fauna the artist pipes with pastry bags and sticks onto the surface.
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Her claim to fame was a bad, snappish attitude, and molding that into the form of rap verses turned out not to be that much of a leap.
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Here's why that's a game changer: Unlike other straighteners, there's a molding effect to Corrale that allows you to evenly apply tension to heat and style the hair.
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He extracted additional flexibilities from the Obama administration in how he wants to run the program, molding it to be a more conservative version of the safety net.
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This 2020 ad shows a Whopper decomposing and molding over a 28-day period, intending to show that Burger King food is "real" and free of artificial preservatives.
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"Use flat, not semigloss, on the crown molding, in the same shade as the ceiling," recommends Pat Christodoulou, who stages for-sale homes in Connecticut and New York.
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In Puerto Rico, some academic and administrative buildings at colleges and universities were completely destroyed; wooden panels still cover windows and block passageways to molding, stench-filled rooms.
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They are made using a technology called rotomolding (short for rotational molding and involving resin and an oven), and, as home tests have proved, keep cold for days.
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Such manipulations aren&apost unique to tech companies, although Zuboff argues that the industry has refined them to such a frightening degree that they are molding our behavior.
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Independent and moderate Republican voters are becoming increasingly dissatisfied, to put it mildly, with Donald Trump and the sycophantic Republicans who are molding the party in his image.
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However, redoing the electrical wiring, which will require ripping out (and replicating) the original molding and baseboards, will take at least several months, to say nothing of costs.
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She and her husband, the jazz violinist Russell Farhang, rented the townhouse duplex near Gracie Mansion two years ago because of its Victorian woodwork, plaster molding and marble fireplaces.
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Instead, celebrity hairstylists are getting clever with products by molding and setting the hair, so the result is matte or shiny (it's up to you), not wet or drippy.
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He can't speak much English, but neither can most of the 40 refugees who work at Sterling Technologies, a plastic molding company based near the shores of Lake Erie.
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The work is conspicuously framed with wide, beveled-wood molding painted a tasteful, décor-friendly purplish-red that looks great (and somehow slightly rueful) against the photo's sooty tones.
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Most recently, Seattle turned the neat trick of excavating Tom Wilhelmsen, a 27-year-old who once quit baseball to tend bar, and molding him into a workhorse reliever.
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Around the corner is an airy bedroom with a connecting marble-tile bathroom redone by Mr. de Laat, who also crafted a ribbon of molding for the bedroom ceiling.
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Very large, very red, it depicts a studio scene, in which a shadowy naked male artist figure attends to a spot-lit female nude, possibly molding her into existence.
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With her color scheme of copper, gold and bronze, she created a Parisian chic effect with crown molding and trinkets from thrift stores in her living room and bathroom.
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The researchers actually had to make their nail art elytron by hand, molding it in a teeny-tiny silicon impression of the shell, before adding it to the beetle.
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OPEC's interest in courting hedge funds and physical traders marks a recognition of the powerful role they play in molding expectations and driving futures prices in the short term.
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There are intricate details — like in the newel posts, ceilings, crown molding, antique fireplaces — that are priceless nods to the home's history and role in the city's signature architecture.
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In addition to the materials required to create the base of the sculpture, there is the need for dryers and casting furnaces, as well as molding and welding materials.
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Desperate for cash, Toshiba is also hiving off peripheral assets, from a $2 billion smart meter unit to minority stakes in smaller affiliates, like molding machine maker Toshiba Machine.
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As for gourd-molding, the same lab that grows mushroom lace is also experimenting with this centuries-old Chinese tradition to grow things like vases straight on the vine.
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Wendee Mai of 567 Framing in Brooklyn says her shop offers between 1,600 and 1,20083 frames, hundreds of mats, and she uses molding from four or five different vendors.
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"Women have always had to carry the burden of molding the shapes and sizes of our bodies to the trends and tastes of others, at any cost," she said.
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Its minimalist stainless steel and glass have been replaced by warm tones, plush banquette seating and ornate crown molding that brings to mind turn-of-the-century Parisian rowhouses.
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The ubiquitous sneaker's shock-absorbing material, which gives you the light, cushion-y support for better runs, originates from a "blow rubber molding" process used to make astronaut helmets.
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Vegan and specialty meat companies are simultaneously thriving in a rapidly changing food industry by molding their businesses to reflect the customer concerns that are contributing to such change.
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Dissolving ketamine in Listerine bottles, molding cocaine into the shape of individual Pringles and packaging them up in tubes, hiding MDMA crystals inside live clams—that kind of thing.
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When Hales brought out the one aforementioned, he quickly consented, but then insisted on a molding for her broken middle finger, though he had strangely not mentioned it earlier.
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Forging, welding, cutting, hammering sheets and bars of metal, bending wire, and molding terra cotta — with each of these processes, Kirili finds in inanimate matter a metaphor for flesh.
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Much more common is students, parents and school college counselors trying to figure out what admissions officers 'want' and molding students' lives and applications to the vision of success.
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The flooding damaged some of the restaurant's ornate handmade molding, and damaged part of its 300-piece collection of paintings, drawings and photographs, estimated to be worth $3 million.
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The revelation by BlackRock on Wednesday came a day after veteran activist investor Yoshiaki Murakami launched an up to $235 million hostile bid for control of the molding company.
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There are formal dining rooms, separate kitchens featuring hand-painted cabinet doors, living rooms with thick crown molding and master bathrooms awash in white statuary marble and fluted glass.
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The home at 714 Steiner Street has all of the elements of that quintessential San Francisco charm: the pointed roofs, the crown molding, the ornate detailing, the opulent colors.
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The foyer is flanked by a dining room on the left and a living room on the right; both rooms have tall, arched windows and paneling with bolection molding.
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This theme continues in "Degenerate Pet" (2017) and "Pet of a New Order" (2017), in which loaves of molding bread sit on Day-Glo-colored pebbles inside glass terrariums.
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The formal entrance is through a common hall; it opens to a great room with picture-frame molding and hardwood floors laid in a geometric light-and-dark pattern.
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Beyond is a living room with original casement windows, crown molding and a gas-burning fireplace, followed by a sunroom with herringbone red-brick floors and white-brick walls.
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Thus far with the agave fiber, we have noticed after injection molding that the fiber lends a caramel-like color to the originally white plastic—it's actually quite nice!
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During Harrison&aposs two-week trial in May, prosecutors painted a portrait of a man who took advantage of youths instead of molding and shaping their lives for the better.
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Iraq's oil fields provided the industrial base—tool-and-die sets, high-end saws, injection-molding machines—and skilled workers who knew how to quickly fashion intricate parts to spec.
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These "bomblets" are custom-made, likely using injection molding, and they can also be thrown like a hand grenade or shot out of the business end of an AK-47.
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We also just started selling chocolate versions of Clone-A-Willy and Clone-A-Pussy—DIY molding kits that will turn your junk into an edible replica for your Valentine.
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Sure, I once did that tap dance shit in journalism, molding my voice and white washing my bites, but I never felt my career improve for being like everyone else.
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If you prefer to make the candle yourself you can find the wax online and then melt it and pour it into the vintage tea set for an exact molding.
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By the time the chosen ones of Sundance, Cannes, or Venice make their way to your local Cool Theatre, there will already be a storyline around them, molding your expectations.
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He learned the foundations for what he knows about making reproduction cartridges from YouTube's John Riggs, and continues to learn from other hobbyists about aspects like injection molding and printing.
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To Austria's east, Prime Minister Viktor Orban rules Hungary with an authoritarian touch, and a conservative government in Poland is molding the news media and the judiciary to its taste.
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During a delay, as the fire crew waited for the wind to subside, a Diablo sat at the river's edge, molding the figurine of a horse out of the mud.
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She and van Herpen dropped to their knees at the dancer's feet and began seizing the dress in handfuls, molding it like clay and squeezing it into folds and excrescences.
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All I have to do is set it on an automatic timer to run its course every day, and it travels around my apartment, clearing molding between rooms with ease.
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It retains some of its original leaded-glass windows on the first floor, two fireplaces and banister woodwork, while Brazilian tigerwood floors, molding and other period-style details are new.
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However, because 3D printing is now nearly foolproof and almost as good as injection molding, the teams will begin mass producing and selling these watches in the Unitam in Paris.
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It's a lot harder to keep tabs on your ex when your hands are busy inside boxing gloves or molding clay—and it's more effective than blocking and unblocking them.
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Limited speed, scale, and substances are keeping 3D printing from competing with existing industrial manufacturing process like injection molding, casting, and milling according to Self-Assembly Lab director Skylar Tibbits.
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He was elected because the people who do the molding in our politics have for too long led our country down a path of destruction, under Republicans and Democrats alike.
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There, Mr. Maier cleaned up and painted the original dentil molding, the marble-and-wood fireplace mantel and a faux door designed to give the room a sense of symmetry.
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I was told it would involve removing tendons from my forearm to attach to my clitoris, then taking skin from my ass and molding it into something resembling a dick.
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Nan, played by Allison Tolman (Molly Solverson from Season 1 of "Fargo"), is leading a drab life that includes a job for some kind of image-molding company — advertising, maybe?
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Little by little, she was building a new shape in the frizz, molding the soft tufts, tendrils and tumbles until they conformed to the vision she held in her mind.
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Planks of dark brown wenge and yellow West African mansonia are laid in an irregular pattern, and a gray stone molding around the perimeter makes the floor appear to float.
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"Adding border trim as a baseboard, crown molding, or a chair rail (wall trim) can subtly add a refined look to any room without breaking the bank," Ms. Reiner said.
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The paintings sometimes included footprints from a molding of the boots he wore on the moon, along with pieces of his spacesuit patches and a sprinkling of their moondust residue.
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As a result, the car parts will be 20% lighter — better for fuel efficiency — and provide the company with up to 25% energy savings during the molding of the parts.
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Great Bay students further specialize in areas like quality inspection or resin-transfer molding; the goal is that when they graduate, they are ready for high-end entry-level jobs.
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You already know this person accepts you for being yourself, because no one really knows you better and you're not molding yourself into the way someone wants you to be.
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Another boy comes down the road behind him, this one with an old leather-and-Cordura backpack molding apart, a huge blue tarp rolled up and bungee-corded to the side.
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After allegedly stabbing Stewart, prosecutors say Nesimi asked Formica to help him dispose of all evidence in his apartment, including removing a refrigerator, sinks, molding, flooring, sheets, and towels, WCBS reports.
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However, what continues to elude our molding grasp is the airy notion of "time" — how to see further than our present moment, and ultimately how to make the most of it.
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DeSantis — a Republican molding himself after Trump — "builds a wall" out of building blocks with his young daughter and reads Trump's book The Art of the Deal to his infant son.
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Although tremendous skill, hard work and thousands of hours of practice are involved in them molding their bodies for sporting excellence, nature is what brought these athletes to the front line.
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Greenhand has been creative since he was a kid, painting, molding clay, and drawing with surplus art supplies gleaned from his mother, who traveled the school district as an art docent.
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Every inch of the space is exactly as you remember from the show — the crown molding, decorative ceilings, cherry-wood details, and towering chandeliers — the only thing missing is Rubber Man.
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You can often tell an American picture frame from a European one by the vegetation that appears in the molding: acanthus for the Continent, tobacco and corn for the New World.
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Reading "Belgravia" is rather like visiting a modern re-creation of a Victorian house — every cornice molding is perfect — but it's a Victorian house with 21st-century plumbing and Wi-Fi.
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Create an illusion of your small room being much larger than it is by installing a band of small molding, about a foot down from the ceiling around the entire room.
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After nearly two idle years, work resumed a few months ago on the house, a 19th-century Italianate home that featured original plaster molding, marble mantels and a Jacuzzi, neighbors said.
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Crown molding, curtains, and wallpaper serve as facile symbols of domesticity, though these latter two elements, interestingly, host a collection of decorative patterns by a relatively more international crop of artists.
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The interior had to be gutted, but their contractor, Creative Renovations, recreated many of the details, including the crown molding and ceiling medallions in the living room and the front hall.
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The vote, seen by some as another test case for Japan's corporate governance, would allow the Japanese molding machine manufacturer to block Murakami's bid for up to 43.8% of the company.
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Among the three bedrooms on the second floor is a master suite that has custom molding, a closet with a washer and dryer and a bathroom with a walk-in shower.
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Original tracery patterns made of thin strips of molding decorate the ceilings, with lattice in the living room and a chevron pattern in the dining room, which has a bow window.
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As a result, the car parts will be 20% lighter, better for fuel efficiency, and provide the company with up to 25% energy savings during the molding of the parts. (CNBC)
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The vote, seen by some as another test case for Japan's corporate governance, would allow the Japanese molding machine manufacturer to block Murakami's bid for up to 43.8% of the company.
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" The sole, standard across the range, has an "anatomical molding" that follows the shape of a healthy foot, says Gutzy: "The cork-latex core reacts to the shape of your feet.
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They're Tekashi's first grills since he got veneers ... so he had to get a new molding made, and Johnny went the extra mile to ensure the rapper's mouth shines like the sun.
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Fictiv today works across manufacturing plants in China and the Bay Area, covering a range of processes, including injection molding, CNC machining, 3D printing and urethane casting, covering a variety of materials.
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The app was created by UK-based Nexus Productions with help from the White House Historical Association, and we're told the company received no payment for its contribution to molding young minds.
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Stratasys' new wall of 3D printers could mark an important shift in scale and speed for those looking increasingly toward the tech as an alternative to more traditional modes like injection molding.
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Later, in a room full of gold-hued, plush couches and chairs replete with gilded molding, we see a man looking at his phone while a falcon perches on his left arm.
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If the 25 million Lego bricks in the space aren't enough to make the winners' building dreams come true, there is also a Lego molding machine in the lobby to make more.
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Here's what she had to say about molding the score into a character of its own, composing new music for the upcoming episodes, and which of Rory's past boyfriends is the best.
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Back inside, Goldhagen pointed out shoddy construction details: mismatched reflective panels, misaligned molding joints, a wall from which half-dollar-size pieces of wood veneer had fallen away, revealing the particleboard beneath.
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By bending and molding traditional recipes, she single-handedly restored some of the joy I had written off (and taught me how to bake the best 10-carb cookies I've ever eaten).
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He and his wife have since altered much of their home, raising walls, putting up crown molding and building a laundry room and bathroom from scratch — including a linen closet with drawers.
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They paid half upfront, then went to Home Depot to buy every tool, tile, nail, cabinet, floorboard and molding strip they would need to rebuild their kitchen, living room and dining room.
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Lee, the former Hyundai Heavy worker, learned painting and molding to do home interior work, but is struggling to find a job because the downturn has also hit the real estate sector.
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The Nordic island country straddles the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, where the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates meet, molding a volcanic terrain webbed by glacial rivers and studded with gemstone-aquamarine lakes.
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There are no piles of fallen windows, no molding bits of plaster scattered like dirty snow, no kicked in doors, just the barely perceptible shapes of boxes and detritus cloaked in shadows.
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But Saal — an avid DIY hobbyist and amateur beekeeper and winemaker — believed he could speed up the process for making chocolate by grinding, refining, conching, tempering and molding in one unified system.
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The tribal leaders, terrain, resources, tunnels, and corrupt officials are all familiar touch points from the recent past and ready for molding into a new campaign propelled by a desire for revenge.
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From his entrance into presidential politics, he has insisted on being exactly who he is and letting the voters decide what they think rather than molding himself to appeal to their whims.
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That and a refresher meeting with a sports psychologist Gragson has been seeing prompted the 20-year-old from Las Vegas to start molding his life in the image of a champion.
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Molding the minds and hearts of children is much easier than changing the ingrained beliefs of adults, she said, yet she has been astonished to find that "Roma" is doing just that.
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But he also builds on top of appropriate images, as well as overlaps and tucks source material behind other objects, figuratively molding history or creating something new through use of archival items.
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Overall, it's a beautiful machine — it oddly complements the crown molding in my room — and it better be for $4,323 (including the $300 white-glove delivery and assembly, with taxes varying by state).
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Once the routes, rock features and climbing holds were 3D modeled, the team used rapid prototyping, and molding and casting techniques, to create climbing holds similar to those found at indoor climbing gyms.
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And so I made choices on the design for every unique suit on how I wanted the suit to feel, based on stuff I learned about them when we're in the molding process.
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In a sign of the scale of the challenge, a new 202,22025-square meter hall with blow-molding technology to make more plastic tanks went on stream only in September, the sources said.
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In a sign of the scale of the challenge, a new 22020,202-square meter hall with blow-molding technology to make more plastic tanks went on stream only in September, the sources said.
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J: Well, my whole upper body was put in a molding so they could build it to only fit me, then I saw it a couple months later without the stones on it.
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Ms. Sherman recently suggested that, after a long career focused on molding herself into expressive versions of human statuary for her photographs, the time may have come to move on, try new things.
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Part of that is simply Guardiola's nature; he sees his role as that of an overseer, a manager molding a club to his vision for a certain period of time before moving on.
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When the Islamic State seized swaths of territory and major cities in 2014, it took control of shops and factories with hydraulic presses, forges, computer-driven machine tools and plastic injection-molding machines.
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The 78-year-old Lin said his temple factory, Chuanso, needed just over six weeks to finish a building that normally took six months with conventional methods - and molding was 40 percent cheaper.
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Inside are rich parquet wood floors, gracefully curving molding, mirrors built into the space above the marble mantelpieces and pictures seemingly painted directly onto the wall above the carved double doors between rooms.
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When we decided we wanted to make a stainless steel vacuum insulated cooler, we knew we were deviating from our tried and true rotational molding process (the process for making the Yeti Tundra).
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"Rather than just having a fireplace with a row of Delft tiles and a pretty 19th-century wood molding around it, we tried to modernize it and make it more contemporary," he said.
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Size: 1,4063 square feet Price per square foot: $166 Indoors: Like all of the units in the complex, this one has nine-foot ceilings, crown and chair-rail molding, and oak hardwood floors.
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In it, Ailes (Russell Crowe) preys on Carlson (played here by Naomi Watts) by promising to remake her in Kelly's image, placing his hands on her body and molding her to his specifications.
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It has herringbone floors with an inlay border, elaborate carved crown molding, a 13-foot decorative ceiling hung with a crystal chandelier with globe lights, and two pier mirrors set in gilded frames.
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You can make a lime green, glow-in-the-dark copy of your cock; there's also chocolate molding kits, and a version that will also let you mold your balls for $10 extra.
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She bullies her minions, Foxy (Julie Benz) and Julie (Rebecca Gayheart), plays god by molding quiet Fern Mayo (Judy Greer) into vixen popular girl Vylette — and tears her down when she gets too threatening.
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Just as the first lady's role is undefined, with each woman molding it to her personality, interests, and comfort level, there is no script for what comes after the first lady finishes the job.
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They tooled up, made a bad molding, added a bad adhesive — but to Amazon it's all the same thing," said Hopkins, who wrote a blog post on Thursday titled "Amazon Is Complicit With Counterfeits.
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We did stick a tiny piece of molding clay on the back of the phone yesterday to prop it up for a video shoot, which is something we do in every phone video shoot.
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The basilica of St. Paul Outside the Walls, a site of Christian worship in Rome since the 2480th century, had to be closed for inspections after sustaining cracks and the collapse of some molding.
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Mondelez has been aggressively investing in marketing and molding its products to attract consumers in emerging markets where rising demand for its Cadbury chocolates and Oreo cookies has countered sluggish sales in developed countries.
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The billionaire Munger, who turned 95 on New Year's Day, is credited by the Oracle of Omaha for transforming Buffett's initial bargain-based buying strategy and molding it into a long-term value strategy.
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She also said that tenants who had moved within the building had been able to add personal touches to their new apartments, choosing tile for the bathrooms or adding molding where they wanted it.
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On the call, the Tier One executive, a woman, expressed interest in the part D.E.P. had designed, but said it would seek competing bids from other injection-molding companies, of which there were many.
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Size: 4,000 square feet Price per square foot: $472 Indoors: Two sets of double front doors lead into a living-and-dining room with a bay window, crown molding and a working marble fireplace.
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Likewise, developments in the molding of polymers are revolutionizing the field of soft robotics, allowing robots to better physically deal with real-world dynamic environments and handle objects that fall outside their programming parameters.
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Much of the contents of Dr. Nguyen's four-bedroom house were on the lawn under the old oak tree — leather sofas, flat-screen televisions, closet doors and a mountain of wood flooring and molding.
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However, Wohler said "the jury is still out" on whether Carbon's technology can match the durability of injection molding, the current industry standard for producing plastic products, or come close to its price point.
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Painted glazed tiles are set so that vines and stalks of flowers — tiger lilies, chrysanthemums, peonies, poppies — seem to climb the walls; more tiles place pink and white cockatoos up in the crown molding.
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They collect snow from across the neighborhood, warm some of it in their garage (making it stickier), and then spend 103 weeks of 12-hour days molding them into sea creatures, their chosen subject matter.
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State officials had worked to attract Foxconn to the state since February, but the company disclosed this week that it plans to build an assembly plant, a molding plant, and a packaging plant in Wisconsin.
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As a desktop printer, the molding size is pretty small — 3.9 inches x 2.2 inches x 0.5 inches — but what it lacks in size, it makes up for in the incredible detail and high resolution.
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The wraparound shelf not only frees up space below, but when filled with books or collectibles, he said, "creates an effect similar to crown molding," drawing the eye upward and adding definition to a room.
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A host of psychology experiments have demonstrated the plasticity of the human mind and its unconscious molding by its environment (see the Stanford Prison Experiment or Milgram's obedience experiments for particularly bleak evidence of this).
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On Wednesday, Mr. Barr was clearly peeved, even defiant, at the criticism that his actions had played a distorting role in molding the narrative of the Mueller report in a way that benefited his boss.
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Smith, a former guard who will be inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame in September, was often credited with molding the Liberty's defense into one of the best in the league in recent years.
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New York (CNN Business)Burger King is re-"molding" the image of its signature Whopper in a nauseating new ad campaign that promotes efforts to eliminate artificial preservatives and other additives from the company's menu.
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On the other side of the foyer is a living room with a bay window hung with custom silk draperies, gray walls with white picture-rail molding, a gas-burning fireplace and built-in bookshelves.
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A thick, pale carpet covers the floor; other additions include wainscoting and molding, silk wallpaper and velvet trim, and silk cords from which the paintings hang — all a single shade of tasteful, soothing jade green.
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It's normal to have fears about becoming a parent: It can feel like every aspect of your life changes, and you're suddenly responsible for molding a little blob into a fully functional human — but no pressure.
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The film toys with existing tropes in mainstream Indian cinema — star crossed lovers, neglected married woman, food as an aphrodisiac — only to eventually desist their limitations, molding itself into a narrative whose ingenuity belies conventional expectations.
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It plays a crucial psychological role, taking raw recruits away from civilian life, plunging them into life in barracks, breaking down their sense of self and molding them, sometimes brutally, into a cohesive unit of soldiers.
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Plant owner Kunshan Waffer Technology Corp Ltd, a Taiwan-based maker of magnesium alloy injection molding products and aluminium alloy die castings, said the incident would reduce the company's April revenue by about 40-50 percent.
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Metal fabrication with traditional processes like injection molding, can be noisy, create welding fumes and exhaust, and require the use of lots of chemicals by workers, who are also subject to injury from operating heavy machinery.
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Rodin might have done so as well: the exhibition opens with a series of sculptures of large hands holding small figures, immediately calling to mind the creation story of God's molding Adam and Eve from clay.
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" In his willingness to serve as an instrument of Nazi power, "he seemed to be attracted less by Nazi ideology than by the idea of Hitler dexterously and firmly molding the country into a new form.
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Toshiba Machine said it's moving some of its production of molding equipment in Shanghai overseas, and machinery maker Komatsu (KMTUY) told CNN that it plans to shift some of its assembly lines to Japan or Mexico.
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Wave Hill will provide materials like rocks, sand, sticks, grasses, pine cones and recycled paper and cardboard, as well as brightly colored modeling clay for molding the snakes, which "will be very vivid," Ms. Murdock said.
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Plant owner Kunshan Waffer Technology Corp Ltd, a Taiwan-based maker of magnesium alloy injection molding products and aluminum alloy die castings, said the incident would reduce the company's April revenue by about 40-50 percent.
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"You have to go to the little towns that have these gyms with three or four guys in it, and those are the clubs that are molding boxers into national champions," one of his boxers said.
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Studiously inert, conceptually obvious and starkly ungiving, Mr. Parrino's end-of-painting paintings will probably never look as good as they do in this building, with its marble entrance hall, double-height ceilings and traditional molding.
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When she realized some people were starting the molding process without understanding the instructions, causing the putty to harden prematurely, she added an audio guide to the company's website that explains each step in real time.
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For virtually all of his 27-year career, Jeter clung stubbornly to that shortstop position, molding it into one of the highest-profile jobs in sports, like quarterback of the Dallas Cowboys or striker for Barcelona.
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There's a lot of glamour associated with this hotel, but it also earns top points for rooms that are well-appointed with elegant touches such as Frette linens, high ceilings with crown molding, and marble bathrooms.
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It originally had colored paint on its surface, but after it arrived in London, in the eighteen-fifties, British curators made a plaster cast of it, and the color was peeled off in the molding process.
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The transaction will take place before the Tokyo stock market opens on Friday, at Thursday's closing price of 506 yen per share, the maker of molding machines and other manufacturing equipment said in a press release.
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Travel Sentry founder John Vermilye remembered visiting factories in the delta in 2003, and seeing plastic pellets flowing into sewage drains and workers in flip-flops carrying pots of molten zinc from the furnace to molding machines.
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" With some masterful molding, plucking, and some Brazilian Nut & Açai Berry Shine Spray from Kimble's line, she was able to coordinate with Zendaya's stylist Law Roach on an overall look that was "very seventies, psychedelic, and modern.
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The Australian digital production studio is home to the creatives behind movies like Happy Feet and The Lego Movie, and it's decided to start molding the type of savvy animators the industry will need in the future.
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In the living room, the celebrity decorator — who has a pretty impressive home in NYC himself — installed dark wood floors and spruced up the walls with molding and casings that pay homage to the 1924 building's history.
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The details of how exactly early humans started molding tools and weapons out of metal is extremely hazy, so anthropologists have looked for clues from before the Bronze Age that hint at experimentation with fire and ores.
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Non-handshakes have been producing visceral reactions and hot take commendations for as long as we've had sports—in part because they threaten the character-building, man-molding, Rudyard Kipling-stiff-upper-lip, What About The Kids?
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Dominic Miccichi, a 24-year-old autoworker from Tiffin, Ohio, said that a Chinese company, Ningbo Jifeng Auto Parts, was bidding to take over his plant, Toledo Molding and Die, by buying its current German owner, Grammer.
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He has deep experience molding the artistic profiles of orchestras, having previously served as the vice president of artistic planning for the New York Philharmonic and the senior director of artistic planning for the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.
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Size: 21126,025 square feet Price per square foot: $89 Indoors: Stucco walls and ceilings and hardwood floors and molding lend character to the interiors, which are notable for their pointed archways edged in rough, contrasting-color plaster.
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Dutch oven is a term used for a lidded casserole, usually metal, that was first developed in England in the 17th century and so named because the process of molding the metal, originally brass, came from Holland.
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She studied molding, setting and gold work at Central Saint Martins in London, followed by courses in gem sourcing and design at the Gemological Institute of America, the Fashion Institute of Technology and Parsons in New York.
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During the Media Lab focus group, Coleman described a favorite dinner that involved molding rice into sticky balls and then mixing it with Trader Joe's Thai curry, which she'd brought up as part of her personal allowance.
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Hong Kong manufacturers produce a wide range of goods in China, including toys, furniture, clothing and watches but also high-tech items including molding and dye-casting machines and circuit boards subject to tariffs, according to Young.
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Hyatt formed the Celluloid Manufacturing Company with his brother Isaiah, and developed a process of "blow molding", which allowed them to produce hollow tubes of celluloid, paving the way for mass production of cheap toys and ornaments.
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Not just her marriage and the early success of her paintings but daily encounters during which she had an awareness of molding and expanding people's admiration, of teasing them with little compliments and receiving theirs in return.
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From there, you enter a family room with decorative wood molding, a marble fireplace and a media center; this room overlooks a sunken, three-season solarium at the back of the home, originally built as a greenhouse.
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The previous owner had preserved and protected its abundant Old World charm — paneled walls and ceilings, wainscoting, crown molding, herringbone floors, beveled leaded-glass doors — while showing an appreciation for modern conveniences of the Sub-Zero kind.
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Gruden spent four years as the Raiders' head coach, molding a contender out of a team that was 22004-230 the season before he was hired, only to be traded to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 234.
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Like virtually every US Muslim institution these days, the Muslim Youth Camp of California is in flux, with organizers fighting through a climate of fear to preserve a five-decade legacy of molding strong and unapologetic American Muslims.
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The ornate apartment, with soaring 11.5-foot ceilings and an abundance of tall windows, retains many prewar architectural flourishes like hand-carved molding and an original fireplace mantel in the living room, which looks out onto Central Park.
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The days of a Fenway or a Wrigley, two historic ballparks that are part of the fabric of their Boston and Chicago hometowns, embedded into them like an artful roof cornice or original tin molding, are largely over.
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Over the next 25 months, the company said it would build a plastic-molding factory, a backend-packaging plant, and other assembly facilities that suggested Wisconsin would serve as the final step in putting together materials produced elsewhere.
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Weed is basically its own art form now, a medium for delicate joint sculptures, an inspiration for pot paintings, and—in its oil form—a kind of THC-packed molding clay for the miracle that is dab art.
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But the new reality is that we face a rising nationalist party, uninterested in local variation, aggressively devoted to molding the nation in the image of the party and its leader, Donald Trump, into one white-hot mass.
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Crown molding (about $4 a foot at ITC Millwork) was added to enhance the illusion of height in the room; a similar cove trim in a smaller profile was used on the mantel to tie the room together.
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In New York, the Rats Win How the Trump Era Is Molding the Next Generation of Voters How the Supreme Court's Decision on the Census Could Alter American Politics Chinese Railroad Workers Were Almost Written Out of History.
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The contrasting roof seems to almost float, and then there's "Airbump," a panel of thermoplastic molding, air-filled bumps that line the lower part of the doors to deflect scratches and dents in those nasty Parisian parking lots.
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Among other things, agents discussed with Page how Russia may have been molding him to become a witting or unwitting informant for Moscow's intelligence agents, an effort that may have been ramped up when he joined the campaign.
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Before this revival, before Shanahan and Lynch started molding this team to their specifications three years ago, the 49ers hosted the N.F.L.'s grandest celebration — the 50th edition of the Super Bowl — at the apex of their dysfunction.
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Manhattan | 1 bedroom, 5473 bath A 900-square-foot, prewar co-op with a dining room with crown molding and French doors to a living room, and a kitchen with a window in a non-doorman, elevator building.
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In the bag is the work I was doing down there, molding fossil sloth teeth to see if we can figure out what they were eating based on the microscopic textures left on the teeth by their food.
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Other problems we've had in the past are getting even fiber distribution in the plastic, separation of bio-based materials from their petroleum counterparts, and tweaking the process conditions during molding so as not to degrade the fiber.
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For that reason, it's not surprising that presidents have won approximately 95 percent of all veto battles — not to mention the fact that the very threat of a veto can be very important in molding legislation while in Congress.
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It imagines a world in which humans begin to hack their biology, molding into their own bodies the body parts of dead loved ones, or machinery to replace broken organs, or animal parts to give themselves special new abilities.
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Conversely, she veers toward complete abstraction in "Antwort" ("answer"), in which a flat, blade-like shape points to the top left corner, while beneath it a form resembling a crown molding recedes in deep perspective into the bottom right.
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You get to see everything: adding clay to an actor's lifecast to build the form, the molding process to create the prosthetics, the baking to get everything settled, the painting for detail, and the application on the actors themselves.
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But Noorani argued that in the end, shifting sentiments of more moderate Trump voters and independents could be as important in molding the politics surrounding the administration's immigration policies as the strong mobilization they whip up on the left.
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Rather than changing how "real" people felt, it seems, the campaign worked by molding elites' worries about how real people felt — or at least how they were being persuaded to feel, in no small part by the ads themselves.
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With the aim of "keeping everything as light and bright as possible," the couple, new parents, didn't hesitate to rip out the two-bedroom's window casements, tall baseboards, worn hardwood flooring and the "thick, chunky molding" surrounding the doors.
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If nothing else, it was a confirmation that I was doing the right thing by choosing to live independently — by taking the time to figure out what I wanted, rather than molding myself to fit the demands of a relationship.
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But whereas the Crockpot presents you a finished product (ideally a hearty chili or tender pork roast) after five hours, a Roomba leaves you with dusty molding and a desire to just put the poor thing out of its misery.
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For instance: Before launching the campaign to source real poop pics for the database, scientists started training the app that people will use to submit dump photos to recognize different kinds of poop by molding Play-Doh into poo shapes.
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That he needs to go about molding himself into, that other people are continually pressing onto him, that there are all of these expectations and these weights and he has these impulses that he doesn't understand, that he is just enacting.
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The loose cloud of gas and dust that coalesced to form our planet released a huge amount of energy as the cloud collapsed, and despite molding Earth over 4 billion years ago, our planet still retains some of that primordial energy.
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I think people were generally receptive to that, it's just that sometimes you would come into the process so late in the game that you felt like you were molding at the edges rather than fundamentally ... Fundamentally, in the beginning.
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While Aparicio isn't sure if she'll continue to act—she says molding the minds and hearts of children is much easier than changing the ingrained beliefs of adults—she does believe the film is educating people in its own way.
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But the bigger question is who will change with us and are we going to be a more moderate party or are we going to push Trump into molding to our same old brand that has not worked in years?
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As his chosen moniker implies, he's built up a reputation as a dedicated sculptor and designer of the world's harsher sounds—molding cracks and hisses and rhythmic pandemonium into precise assaults that'll bowl you over if you're a little off-balance.
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Her approach to fashion came through art, fighting with, changing, and molding the body through clothes, down feathers, and stretch fabrics, most notably in her "Body Meets Dress—Dress Meets Body" collection, popularly referred to as the "Lumps and Bumps" collection.
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Prince was renting NBA player Carlos Boozer's Beverly Hills home when he decided to make some modifications, like putting his signature sign on the front gate, changing the master bedroom to a hair salon, knocking out walls and changing ceiling molding.
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The jackets, especially, pulled off the delicate balance of maintaining structure while molding to the body, especially the plaid one I was offered with double-track-stitched pockets, and for which only one is for sale in each size ($2,700).
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Reborn Aesthetic Clinic (not pictured) in Sinsa, a particularly wealthy neighborhood in Seoul's Gangnam District, offers a special program for flight attendants, which involves forehead molding, eyelid surgery, a raised nose bridge, a V-line face shape, and smoother skin.
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In addition to molding the Birmingham chorus, which he still leads, into a world-class force, he went on to lead other groups, including the Netherlands Radio Choir, the Berlin Radio Choir and, since 2012, the London Symphony Orchestra's chorus.
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Some aspects of the interior, including woodwork and wall tapestry in the dining room, are original, while much of the rest of the house has been renovated to period, with crown molding, latticed and leaded windows, and grandly proportioned living areas.
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She also has a gift for molding and coloring marzipan; in a charming display, almond-paste lambs lying in a pasture of cellophane grass were surrounded by "figs" and "apricots" that looked for all the world like real figs and apricots.
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Cashing in her 401(k) and mortgaging her home, Ms. Quillen and three partners bought Mid-American's injection-molding machines and other assets, and reopened as D.E.P. In hindsight, she blames her father's people-pleasing ways, in part, for the bankruptcy.
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The technique consisted of molding the shell of the hawksbill sea turtle by dipping it in hot water and olive oil, then impressing the softened material with mother-of-pearl and fine patterns of gold to create inlaid decorative motifs.
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Connecticut | 4 bedrooms, 3½ baths This 2,679-square-foot house, built in 1899, has a living room with a white-brick fireplace, a dining room with chair-rail molding, and an open front porch on a quarter-acre in Old Greenwich.
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Most troublesome was his discovery that his eclectic sensibility and aversion to genre, praised in Park City, made him defective goods in Hollywood, which more often rewards savvy self-promoters who are adept at molding their ideas into easily marketable products.
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Features have included "His Story," sponsored by Braun, Old Spice and Gillette, with a hot towel shave station offering free shaves daily, and a "Making Things" story, sponsored by General Electric, with MakerBot 3-D printers and injection molding machines.
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At the Russian Museum of Ethnography, founded in 1895 and home to more than 700,000 cultural artifacts, children can get artistic — molding clay toys, beading or weaving with birch bark — at craft workshops held on Sundays throughout the school year.
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While doing demolition these past few months, contractors have been careful to preserve the few architectural details left from the original 1928 Sanders theater: elaborate ceiling panels, intricate molding and marble steps that were covered for decades in cheap carpeting.
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Though it was Hader's big moment, he used his time on stage to praise — and poke fun at — his co-creator, Alec Berg, for helping him direct the HBO series, offering honest feedback and "molding his performance" as an actor.
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Poo Dough, a molding compound for creating excrement art — à la Paul McCarthy — was very successful a few years ago and now it's coming back, said Adrienne Appell, the director of strategic communications at the Toy Association, a trade group.
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Considering how little patience teams have generally shown in molding black quarterbacks, it's not surprising that they are hardly represented on the career passing leader board: Only Warren Moon and Donovan McNabb, for instance, rank among the top 40 in yardage.
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Myron Bloom, one of the most distinguished French horn players of his generation and a force in molding the sound of the Cleveland Orchestra during its golden age under the demanding conductor George Szell, died on Thursday in Bloomington, Ind.
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