The other unit, two floors below, No. 24B, sold for $2545,21,2185 to the more whimsically named limited liability company Why the Face.
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"You don't know that song?" a man asks a colleague in "The Annotated History of the American Muskrat," one of the more whimsically titled plays of the summer.
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If, on the other hand, you're looking for a more forgiving suitcase that will let you throw things around a bit more whimsically, the Away may be your best bet.
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Scattered throughout all three floors of the museum's permanent exhibitions, Calle's works ranged from poems about her father's recent death to, more whimsically, the museum's taxidermy moose dressed in a red négligée.
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Whether it's a more whimsically dysfunctional family like the Hoovers in Little Miss Sunshine or a decidedly sardonic group like the Burnhams in American Beauty, your nuclear unit probably seems normal in comparison.
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The rest of the library is a delightful warren of more whimsically decorated chambers — an alcove for the card catalog, the frescoed Saletta di Cardinale (the "little hall" of Cardinal Girolamo Casanate, who founded the library in 1700 with a donation of 21,211 volumes to the adjacent Dominican convent of Santa Maria sopra Minerva), an airy corner room reserved for laptop-wielding students, a hushed darker space for scholars consulting manuscripts.
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As a noted author of essays on the possibilities of science in the future, Dyson's theories, such as the Dyson sphere and the Dyson tree, have become popular in the scientific and science fiction communities. The more whimsically named "Astrochicken" has not achieved this same level of fame.
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In 1992, episodes were shown on German television for the first time, but the program failed to connect with viewers due to issues with lip syncing. However, after the dialogue was rewritten to make the characters look even more foolish (which ensured that the viewers understood the characters were caricatures), the show became successful. The show was first aired with a title that translates roughly as 'Barbed Wire and Heels'. Soon it was renamed, somewhat more whimsically in German to 'Ein Käfig voller Helden' ("A cage full of Heroes"), to make it closer to the German viewer.
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Traces is the fifth studio album by Scottish folk musician Karine Polwart, released in 2012. It was her first solo album in four years, though in the meantime she had appeared as part of the collaborations Darwin Song Project, The Burns Unit and The Fruit Tree Foundation. The album included a new recording of "We're All Leaving" (previously recorded as part of the Darwin Song Project) and nine new songs, including tracks inspired by the Occupy London protests ("King of Birds"), Donald Trump's controversial golf course development in Aberdeenshire ("Cover Your Eyes") and the 1982 murder of Susan Maxwell ("Half a Mile"). More whimsically, "Tinsel Show" is about Grangemouth Refinery.
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