Moonlit Skincare Midnight Shift Overnight Facial Oil, $34, available at Moonlit Skincare.
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We traipsed to the Hudson and watched the moonlit water.
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Who else would understand them and their odd, moonlit existence?
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A moonlit camel desert safari, claim many travel sites, is magical.
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These arrangements add intimations of quietly sparkling moonlit views at sea.
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Enjoy a cocktail of platonic perfection outside in the moonlit garden.
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Another was covered in a moonlit winter landscape rendered in frosting.
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And its setting in a moonlit forest adds to the ambience.
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Nothing says erotic novel quite like spontaneous sex is a moonlit meadow.
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They are assembled in a moonlit courtyard for the party of the title.
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In "If There Were a Moon," Ms. Farley creates an imaginary, moonlit landscape.
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Singing such moonlit, almost twee material amid such acrimony felt counterfeit to him.
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The moonlit scenes, juxtaposing opulent architecture with the raw landscape, seem suspended in time.
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To fund my budding career in journalism, I moonlit in the adult entertainment industry.
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" Eventually, "the blue vinegar flood transformed the moonlit yard into a tract of hell.
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"I enjoy the stillness of it," he tells us about his regular moonlit practice.
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This arch, the location for many a moonlit Instagram, is lost to the sea.
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He was wading between lily pads in standing water, before a moonlit, misty backdrop.
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The drones, orbiting inside moonlit cumulonimbi, would beam their emerald visions back to us.
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BETHEL Moonlit Movie Mondays: "Labyrinth" (453), directed by Jim Henson, starring David Bowie. Aug.
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I gazed up at my model airplanes, moonlit, hanging by threads from the ceiling.
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These bright moonlit nights give farmers a little extra time to harvest their crops.
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But the doomed Rusalka has become a moonlit phantom, as she warns the prince.
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ONE moonlit night 13 years ago Jennifer crossed into Texas, squeezed into a car footwell.
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Caroline goes in on a kiss with John during a moonlit walk on the beach.
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It was through moonlit dinners and enduring after parties that they forged their lifelong bonds.
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Drenched in rain, we see a final, complete imagining of their moonlit kiss in the rain.
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You have visions of parks and brunches, train journeys and crosswords, matinee performances and moonlit strolls.
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That would mean no beautiful moonlit nights, fewer songs and much different weather for us Earthlings.
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Moonlit Pajamas Nordstrom Lingerie, $65Winter days are best spent lounging around the house, wearing something cozy.
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So pour yourself a refreshing glass of rosé, grab a chair, and enjoy a moonlit evening.
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In a moonlit solarium, Aunt Hermina tells Robert the story of her torture by the Nazis.
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"He then becomes some sort of monster and dances on a moonlit street, recalling Michael Jackson's "Thriller.
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Moonlit Skincare's Midnight Shift came to my attention via Instagram, and I felt compelled to try it.
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Spend the rest of June drinking fancy cocktails and dancing the night away by a moonlit pool.
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Sól shines incandescent like the sun, whereas Máni's dark, metallic surface emits a softly illuminating moonlit sheen.
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A harp arrived over the weekend for a moonlit performance of the "Moonlight" Sonata by Victoria Drake.
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Zack Brown's designs, however, are handsome; Duane Schuler's moonlit effects in the first lakeside scene are lovely.
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The "Haunted Mansion" and "Spooky Graveyard" packages cost $9.99, while the "Moonlit Cottage" comes in at $2.99.
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In the moonlit garden, Ivan and his beloved join lips, while her companions all gaze in wonder.
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When predators below look upward, that glow helps the golden sweeper blend in against the moonlit surface.
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In the early 20th century, boys from Bukom organised bare-knuckle brawls on beaches and moonlit streets.
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The date goes smoothly enough: a moonlit chat on a dark rooftop gives way to a tentative kiss.
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BETHEL Moonlit Movie Mondays: "The Breakfast Club" (1985), directed by John Hughes, starring Emilio Estevez and Molly Ringwald.
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Instead, we spent the evening strolling around the moonlit city before sharing our first kiss on London Bridge.
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They involved props and stock situations: hand-held lanterns for a moonlit routine, suitcases for one about travel.
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The Norwegian saboteurs skied across the Telemark pine forest in winter whites, phantom apparitions gliding over moonlit snow.
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This dramatic moonlit photo was taken by Darren Hendry of The Hendrys at Rimrock Ranch in Pioneertown, California.
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After the customary moonlit swim, I found this little white fluffy dog that was covered in thistles and thorns.
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As night turns to darkness, you can navigate the moonlit-bathed dirt tracks of what transpires into Desert Maze.
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Their trip back home took three hours, their school bus rolling through moonlit mountain passes and mesas, and plains.
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A day at Muslim camp begins with the dawn prayer, the campers standing shoulder to shoulder in a moonlit forest.
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They later moved to the moonlit grounds outside the provincial capitol complex to join more than 1,000 jittery residents, he said.
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In an exhibition quietly concerned with matters of presence and absence, the poignant, moonlit image could not have been better placed.
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If you're interested in taking a moonlit walk down memory lane, but you don't quite know where to begin, never fear.
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Known for her moonlit domains, "Ascension" can also be seen as documenting the artist's move into a different kind of light.
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Now, surfers are increasingly taking to the moonlit skies to do their thing, for the solitude and the less-crowded waves.
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There was the late-night trip to one guy's aunt's luxury apartment complex, where we waded silently into an enormous moonlit pool.
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I tried it, and found myself standing in a moonlit forest clearing in front of what looked like a carved stone altar.
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During the peak of the storm early Saturday morning, NASA/NOAA shot this ethereal moonlit nighttime image from its Suomi NPP satellite.
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Available in-store or online, the "Haunted Mansion" and "Spooky Graveyard" packages are priced at $9.99, while the "Moonlit Cottage" costs $2.99.
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" Susan Graham and Matthew Polenzani gave an entrancing account of the moonlit love music for Dido and Aeneas from Berlioz's "Les Troyens.
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We will be focusing on spicing up our Tinder profiles and taking our partner out for a moonlit walk under the stars.
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In her lyrical and mournful 1997 play, "Pride's Crossing," Singing Beach makes a cameo as the locale for a proposed moonlit swim.
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Standing in the middle of the street last night we watched the moonlit lawns and a neighbor strikehis son in the face.
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The result is super-dramatic, hyperrealistic images: moonlit ocean waves that threaten to drench your carpet and explosions that nearly singe your eyebrows.
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The "Panama Papers" showed that he moonlit as director of Fleg Trading Ltd, which was founded in 1998 and dissolved in January 2009.
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Reclaiming lore of old, she sees them as "mermaid goddesses" who take moonlit swims and use the cold to come back to life.
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"Mostly we sang in the farmland while we harvested our crops, and sometimes in the moonlit nights we sang and danced," he said.
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A. So far, the album's eerie, moonlit tinkering recalls the same morbid theatrics that brought CocoRosie a devoted cult following throughout the years.
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When she moonlit as a model again in September, at Marc Jacobs' spring 2016 show, it was, in a word, "hilarious," Ditto says.
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Though its colorful name may conjure up visions of moonlit werewolf rampages, it actually refers to the characteristics of this rare celestial event.
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He's looking out pensively over a moonlit sea...but the refraction from the water makes his torso look directly connected to his knees.
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The festival, which draws upon the lore of Thailand's all-night beach parties, features interactive art installations in addition to moonlit musical performances.
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ONE clear moonlit night in June 1770, James Cook ran into yet more proof of how remarkable the newly explored continent of Australia was.
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Moe breaks off suddenly, jumping atop a rock, proudly displaying her lean, perfect frame: I admire her thinness, her round breasts, and moonlit skin.
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So he drives off into the sunset (as it were), taking his bus from New York all the way to a moonlit Florida beach.
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Somewhere in the dark, in a place of moonlit buttes, we pulled up at a town where I thought I saw — or did I dream?
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The moonlit cow isn't quite real, but it's not definitively unreal, either; it's simply tinted to accent the chaos of pure color that underlies perception.
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The designer, Jérôme Kaplan, even makes the Shades, their arms swathed in cloudy white net, seem a continuation of the mists on his moonlit mountains.
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I remember the ease at which my bride and I could picnic on the West Capitol lawn or stroll the grounds on moonlit August nights.
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He told me about escapades in New York and parties in his rooftop apartment in New Delhi where drag queens danced on a moonlit terrace.
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Moving at the same speed as the train, which was whistling along now, moonlit coves flashing by, the ocean out there somewhere, gravid in its depths.
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Lit by James Farncombe to be sometimes moonlit night, sometimes golden dusk and sometimes summery morning, this world is a formidable technical achievement, continually transforming itself.
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The show, "Rodin at the Met," offers eerie moonlit allegorical scenes by Pierre Puvis de Chavannes that enliven Rodin's sprightly bronze portrait bust of that painter.
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His work conjures sun-kissed and moonlit landscapes framed by Palestinian design motifs — culture as a constant window to look out upon and consider the world.
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I was riding my trusty horse through the moonlit woods just outside the southern city of Rhodes when I caught a glimpse of fire in the woods.
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On a desert-cold, moonlit night just over two years ago, Amir Taaki stepped off the Iraqi sand into a rubber dinghy floating in the Tigris River.
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At times she breaks from the woods into moonlit open places filled with rhododendron, their flowers pink and ghostly in the dark, their leaves leathery and prehistoric.
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Every night for about five months I heard this party and every night the dog and I would walk down the stairs into the moonlit dining room.
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When the pain threatened to take off the roof, she pulled on a wool shirt and stumbled into the moonlit street, a hand spread against her belly.
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A special lighting system lets researchers change the level of illumination from that of a brightly lit office all the way down to a moonlit summer night.
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The simplest set of the three, the "Moonlit Cottage," boasts a classic gingerbread house design that also includes orange frosting and black, orange, and lime green candies.
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In 1943, a team of Norwegian resistance fighters skied over moonlit snow toward a hydropower plant that was a crucial part of Nazi Germany's atomic weapons program.
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A mournful figure against the glow of a moonlit forest, and that image tells me far more than all the reams of dialogue written for this game.
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Fantasies of dreamy moonlit strolls, charming cobblestone streets, and easy banter with locals quickly disintegrate in the midst of crime, city filth, and the deep chasm of language.
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Unless you're a long-standing reader of ghost stories, it's easy to fall victim to various untruths that line readerly expectations like bogeyman on some dimly moonlit path.
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With eight fellow slave crewmen in tow, Smalls, wearing a captain's uniform, cranked up the vessel's engines, and in the moonlit waters, headed toward the promise of freedom.
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There are beautiful, muscle-bound men in taut uniforms and gleaming leather, secretive encounters in moonlit parks, outrageous scenes of eroticism around swimming pools and in leather clubs.
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The shot of a fire in the forest is especially striking, the orange glow of the fire in contrast with the moonlit trees and the stars in the sky.
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The hotel's twenty-eight Aurora Cabins, set around a large reindeer paddock, looked like quaint log huts from the front, with twenty inches of moonlit snow on the eaves.
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As the Toyotas whisk by me, kicking up dust, they paint the desert road with stunning moonlit silhouettes of young men, silently standing in the back of each vehicle.
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And that imagery—from romantic, moonlit landscapes to groundbreaking astrophotography—didn't just enhance our knowledge of Earth's satellite; it also deepened our understanding of life right here on this planet.
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Towns applies the glow of a burning torch to his insurgents using layers of translucent orange fabric and cloaks the slavers in moonlit fog via thin films of white tulle.
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When Will Byers (Noah Schnapp) flees from the humanoid figure he spots in the shadows of a moonlit country road, it's almost as if the thing is toying with him.
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While most of us spent our teen years swigging cider in moonlit parks, the two students from Kinsale Community School in Cork were helping to solve the global food crisis.
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Starting around 1900, as he cycled in and out of lucid periods at the hospitals, he captured scenes of moonlit skies, glades of leafless trees and multicolored streaks of clouds.
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Works by modern masters predictably dominated, with a top price of €669,000 given for a large 1950s Chagall watercolor of newlyweds and a bouquet of flowers in a moonlit window.
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Fransini, a professional dancer from Colombia, led an impromptu salsa lesson that had most of us paddlers moving to the beat accompanied by third-story views of the moonlit ocean.
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This dynamic range, as it's called, explains why we can see in a moonlit forest and on a sun-soaked beach — and distinguish the difference between the light in both.
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Up close, the weave of the canvas ripples through the dancers and the water; moonlit rocks are rendered with coats of light grays that let dark ones beneath bleed through.
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As young men, back in Myanmar, they had played together in a wedding band, touring their native Rakhine state on the western border performing on moonlit nights beside the rice fields.
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It runs atop the rebuilt sea wall, across from Manhattan towers named for corporations and real estate developers, a place where anyone who loves river breezes and moonlit nights can stroll.
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"A Whole New World," sung as Aladdin and Jasmine take a moonlit carpet ride above Agrabah and other picturesque locales, conveys neither the novelty of flight nor the wonder of discovery.
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He never speaks directly the the camera, but his disembodied voice is edited into the composition, recounting ambiguous anecdotes of a life in the moonlit underworld — a life outside of regulated society.
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Not that there's anything wrong with wisterias or moonlit palm trees, but as people of all generations and tastes rediscover the pleasures of puzzling, the art of puzzles is becoming far more fashionable.
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I'll have to leave the discerning diva tendencies to the professional, and hope that any of the dogs who don't get chosen for Cha Cha will accompany me on a moonlit romantic walk, instead.
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Four-to-the-floor kicks and Technicolor synth hooks abound, but there's subtlety as well—"The Dissolve" finds the duo floating with Isles down a moonlit tributary of frequency-modulation synths and vaporous vocals.
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It turns out that you like having your babies in the bed because you're too lazy to get up in the night, or because you like to look at those silvery little moonlit eyelids.
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But what Google is really excited about is its improvements to night sight: The Pixel 899.993's camera can capture clear shots of moonlit scenes and starry night skies using a new astrophotography mode.
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But it's alright to say that the "you" of the adventure, 14-year-old Scarlett, is going to pass through a multitude of emotions between starting her surreal journey and its beautiful moonlit climax.
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Even in this cosmopolitan city of 350,000, people who like to cook spend the moonlit mornings before work scrolling through Instagram pictures of faraway blood oranges and heirloom tomatoes as if they're stalking crushes.
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As is "Five," a video piece dedicated to the Japanese director Yasujiro Ozu, which consists of five static shots of landscapes, including a moonlit pond whose serenity is disrupted by the croaking of unseen frogs.
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The moonlit gums become full of silky boughs and velvet shadowsAnd every leaf stands individual and clear, Every boulder gains a distinct shadow and The river glows like mercuryAs it sluices through the buttongrass sedge.
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If the Potions cover was all nebulous slop and bare flesh bathing in moonlit radioactive swimming pools, this one's a little more fuck-me-robots-are-actually-massively-massively-horrifyingly-terrifyingly-absurdly-scary-aren't-they.
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Her parents' home décor, Bloom said, is dominated by large portraits of their only child and by Disney-themed artworks, one depicting Mickey and Minnie on a moonlit dock and another of a post-apocalyptic Disneyland.
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We're reminded of as much by the episode's indisputable high point, when the singer goes for a moonlit witching hour dip in the Caribbean Sea with former enemies like Katie Maloney-Schwartz, Stassi Schroder, and Kristen.
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We're told Scarborough, 54, got down on one knee and proposed at the scenic Bar Bellini at the Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc in Antibes, which has a breathtaking moonlit outdoor terrace overlooking the Mediterranean Sea.
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On the private three-week Adventure and Romance Tour of Italy and Greece, travelers take a moonlit gondola ride in Venice, explore the seaside terraced villages of Cinque Terre and relax on the beaches in Santorini.
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Yesterday Rob Gronkowski, a slightly less yakked out Hedo Rick, went on Conan and told a very Gronky story about how he once served as a bodyguard for a college pal who moonlit as a stripper.
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The pictures themselves begin right away, in a 26-page title sequence that includes catalog advertisements, a mysterious postcard, portraits of two men, then a long, silent tour of an empty home on a moonlit night.
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" In it, Benjamin describes the different varieties of middle-of-the-night dislocation — nights when "the thickening, sense-dulling" darkness "hangs velvety as a pall," or the "luminous moonlit nights, lurid nights, when everything feels heightened.
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Those days my best friend and I spent in India, wandering through a choreographed, red-rose, moonlit version of romance without knowing the routine, was a premonition of queerness before my own queer life got underway.
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It is said that the illicit couple's brown-skinned daughter became a nun; Mr. Kaphar's "Menina," a moonlit painting, presents a determined little girl in court dress, with a deeply shadowed, faceless figure looming behind her.
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As my gang of adventurers made their way through the desolate landscape, the ragtag group — comprised of a human, a towering demon, a swamp witch, and an armor-clad wyrm — made camp at a small, moonlit grove.
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Last week, Mr. Riley and Mr. Wilson were zigzagging along manicured grass and river rocks here on a moonlit night — "one acre out front, one acre out back," the homeowner, a lawyer named John Schill, told them.
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On a moonlit Thursday night in Los Angeles, a group of local musicians huddle with baited breath inside an unassuming North Hollywood rehearsal studio as they await the first proper coming-together of two matriarchs of rock.
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Those seeking to have a "spookier" time may think visiting a cemetery at night will deliver the thrills and chills they crave, but there remains the matter of trespassing to consider before sneaking in for a moonlit seance.
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On December 13th thousands of people attended a free moonlit screening of "Roma", a Mexican film tipped for an Oscar, next to the heliport of Los Pinos, the residence of Mexico's presidents until Mr López Obrador took over.
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" The track is moonlit and nostalgic, showcasing the band's newest member, keyboardist Brad Goodall, giving the song twinkling nuance and Jenkins assuringly singing, "If I messed you up, if I made you cry / I know you'll carry on.
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Ms. Jongstra's wool met multicolored scraps of old satins, taffetas and silks cast off from previous collections in coats of dark moonlit nights; dresses of planets swirling overhead; and skirts of the sun rising over a rolling field.
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After beating the stuffing out of no-good soldiers on a moonlit rooftop, Chloe Frazer and Nadine Ross engage in a terse exchange that has everything to do with being a professional and nothing to do with men.
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Earlier at Blumarine, designer Anna Molinari offered all-fur belted coats and jacket and skirt suits, fur-lined sheer dresses as well as fur-heeled shoes and flip flop sandals with fur interiors in her "Moonlit Nocturne" collection.
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He was spotted taking a moonlit stroll around the high-end Marina Bay Sands hotel and casino, owned by GOP mega-donor Sheldon Adelson, the type of glitzy development few North Koreans could ever imagine coming to their country.
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Peters peppered Pruitt with questions about John Konkus, the EPA's deputy associate administrator who was approved to provide outside media consulting, and Pasquale Perrotta, the head of Pruitt's security detail who moonlit for tabloid news publisher American Media Inc.
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Working with Thomas Dunn (his intense lighting shifts between cool moonlit blues and golden yellows) and Jon Moniaci (whose sonic landscape begins with tremors and expands to the robust sound of an organ), Ms. Gill delves into more emotional territory.
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And to bring Nature to life, Friedrich, in his "Moonlit Landscape," treated drawing as theater: He cut the moon out of the sheet, inserted a circle of pure white paper, and displayed the piece illuminated by a lamp from behind.
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Later in the clip, as Balfe lays in bed and gestures to her dog to join her, the canine makes it halfway to the bed before it stops in its tracks, causing the actress to giggle as she stares into the moonlit sky.
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Roland drove; Sam sat in the passenger seat with the air vents angled toward her; Chris sat in the back, propped a little forward on his hands like a surveyor on a stagecoach board, yawning at the winding miles of moonlit asphalt.
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SHORTLY after sunset there had been juddering green stabs of lightning to the south, but by a quarter to one in the morning there is nothing in the warm, wet July air over Cape Canaveral but a thin patchwork of moonlit cloud.
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I have had the opportunity to witness some staggering natural wonders, but few stand out more than the night I stood on a moonlit beach in Costa Rica watching a female leatherback crawl from the tide, dragging her prehistoric girth up the shore.
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It takes Carmichael to a moonlit park bench and the sound of Warren Beaty and Faye Dunaway announcing La La Land as the winner of Best Picture at the Academy Awards—not the real winner, Moonlight—cuts in over JAY-Z's lines.
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They moved to New York in 2005 and 2008 respectively, with Barclay throwing parties at quasi-legal venues like 285 Kent, Trip House and House of Yes, while Sherburn worked at bars and moonlit as an audio engineer at places like Mercury Lounge.
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Inspired by a poem about a woman walking with the man she loves in a cold, moonlit forest, guiltily confessing that she is pregnant with another man's child, the composition surges and crests, pushing late-Romantic musical language toward a breaking point.
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On a recent moonlit night, he and a half dozen of his team slowly cruised the shoreline in a corner of the lagoon that a half billion dollar development project plans to transform into high-end real estate complete with a marina for luxury yachts.
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In "Barkskins" a river is so full of fish it "seemed made of hard muscle"; shadows of moonlit trees have a "blackness so profound they seemed gashes into the underworld"; the life and body of a woodsman is "shaped to the pleasure of the axe".
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The pages include not only landscape views showing preparations for track-laying, but also documentation of beetles the size of a human hand, a monkey identified in the hand-written caption as "a native Brazilian," and romantic, pictorial moonlit views of the Madeira river.
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One of the first onstage uses of an electric spotlight brought to life a sunrise in "Le Prophète"; for its scandalous ballet for the sex-crazed ghosts of nuns, "Robert le Diable" featured perhaps the first realistically moonlit — that is, lit from above — night.
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The screens shows footage of a Russian forest; a plane passing through a moonlit night sky; and a voice reciting a poem by Anna Akhmatova, while a woman, steeped in near total darkness, looks at herself into the black mirror of her computer screen.
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He helped clear up confusion among historians as to the precise location of Julius Caesar's landing site when the Roman general invaded Britain in 55 B.C. He showed that Mary Shelley was probably telling the truth about a moonlit "waking dream" that inspired her to pen Frankenstein.
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And on the final night of my summer-long trip, atop a pony perched on the moonlit sands beneath the pyramids, the 4 AM call to prayer from 10,000 minarets took me on a mystical night journey of revelation like the Prophet's (Peace Be Upon Him).
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Kate Lindsey is direct and assertive as the Composer, her tone sometimes slender and chalky but with moonlit gentleness when it's soft — an oboe-like quality that lends itself to moments in the prologue when the winds melt into the strings, an autumn sunset in sound.
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WATCH: Modern Family Sneak Peek: Cam & Phil Dance But it doesn't stop there — the pair proceeds to takes the compliment one step further and decides to choreograph a hip-hop routine together (which includes a "booty drop" and "chest pump") under the moonlit sky, sporting full hip-hop garb.
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It was an invitation-only party (crabs, cocktails and a D.J. on a moonlit dock) thrown by Jane Street, a secretive E.T.F. trading firm that, after years of minting money in the shadows of Wall Street, is now pitching itself to some of the largest institutional investors in the world.
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In this final collection of a larger series, Blachford employs his moonlit and long-exposure techniques against architecture in the "outer reaches of the Modernist movement," and the result is a stunning display of noir lighting and rich color at a time of day that doesn't exist for the naked eye.
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Under a crescent moonlit sky, de Lesseps and D'Agostino Jr., who sported a white tuxedo, were playful as they held hands and exchanged vows in front of de Lesseps' son Noel, who served as ring bearer, her daughter Victoria, who was the flower girl, and many more friends and family members.
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After an eerie moonlit drive across the Bonneville Salt Flats and the barren pinon-studded hills of eastern Nevada, I arrived at Burning Man just in time for an epic sandstorm of white swirling dust that coated my sleeping bag, tent, clothes, and food in a fine layer of grit.
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Stay on the summit long enough and you'll be able to watch the sunset and see the moonlit Himalayan range—an experience most climbers (who are limited to just a few minutes at the top of the world due to lack of oxygen and extreme weather conditions) would never be able to have.
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His project has two parts: a grid of 140 separate black-and-white images of the city's architectural wounds and subsequent reconstruction, now on show on the ground floor of the Maxxi in Rome, and a series of color panels of the countryside around L'Aquila that Mr. Pellegrin shot during one moonlit night.
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It's always been easy, a cop-out maybe, to cast Marshall as a specifically south London musician—one couched in the semantics of Joe Strummer or The Damned and their respective influences, bound together by the aural troposphere of trip-hop and rap and set to the weed-scented scene of roaming nocturnally through SE16 in moonlit autumnal rain.
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We rode to the A&W and sat on a bench under the egg-yolk-yellow lights with root beer floats: the orange awning flapping, the moonlit sky, the future, childhood that would last a lifetime, the smell of work in your shirt, me, the prince of your moment, and you, the king in your Uniroyal jacket.
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You won't find me covered in dirt and swaying cross-legged in the moonlit clearing of a dark forest as I summon spirits from the beyond—probably—but I did play a badass white-haired bone witch years ago in the original Guild Wars, and I've never quite managed to fill the necrotic heart-hole she left behind.
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A giddy traipse through clean-as-a-whistle 80s pop, throbbing moonlit R&B, collagist IDM, and John Hughes-ian slow-dance anthems, I love it when you sleep... is the smartest, most sonically sensual record of the year to feature lyrics about leaving your brain in a Tesco's and having an American girl stare at your fucked up teeth for too long.
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Among his recent auction acquisitions is a view of a moonlit glade that turned up in July at Bruneau & Company in Cranston, R.I. (It sold for $6,000.) The provenance paperwork shows that it had originally belonged to an artist who had known Mr. Blakelock, often imitated his works and came under suspicion for being one of the forgers who copied him.
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But his subjects also include the top of the Chrysler building on a moonlit evening; a baby lying nude on a blue blanket; a young woman in a black dress pulling back a blue curtain; an angel writing a letter; and a round kitchen table tilted toward the picture plane, covered with a concatenation of breakfast items, art supplies, and photos that might be the inspiration for a painting.
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At once an extension of and a radical departure from the sounds found on Cupid Deluxe, it yet again seems like unbelievable kismet that Freetown Sound is seeing release within a week's span of collagist pop legends The Avalanches' first album in 16 years, Wildflower: On Freetown Sound, Hynes draws equal inspiration from the cut-and-paste psychedelia of production duo and Paul's Boutique architects The Dust Brothers and the late-period eclecticism of late hip-hop producer J Dilla (whose signature airhorn rips open the weightless, minor-key passion of "Love Ya"), a deeply affecting metropolitan swirl of moonlit pop, airy funk, the dry smack of early hip-hop, and deep, downcast house music.
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