BABS: It's the most idyllic little town to raise children.
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Neil Armstrong's 'most idyllic moment' Originally, the film shot for the mission didn't have sound.
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Rather, Hitler is name-checked when Babylon Berlin is at its most idyllic and hopeful.
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Leave it to Gisele Bündchen to kick off 2017 in the most idyllic setting ever.
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" Annie Potts [Bo Peep] "I grew up in the most idyllic circumstances on a farm in Kentucky.
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Also known as No. 8 on Forbes' list of "Europe's Most Idyllic Places to Live" in 2008.
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Wisconsin's Door County is known for its vibrant fall foliage, making it one of the state's most idyllic autumn destinations.
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Word travels in large part via Instagram users, as our friends or people we follow share their dreamiest, most idyllic photos.
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But a failure to adapt and upgrade infrastructure will keep coming back to haunt even the most idyllic locations when the ground trembles.
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"When I texted you after the screening, I wrote, 'I think you've made the most idyllic horror film of all time,'" Peele told Aster.
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That's why we've ranked 19 of the most idyllic British landmarks that you can enjoy in relative solitude, from coastal retreats to abandoned castles.
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The property is less than a mile from the Lions Bay Marina and Lions Bay Beach Park, "the most idyllic little beach," Mr. Doherty said.
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They found Yang hailed from Kunming, capital of the southwestern province of Yunnan, a gateway to some of China's most idyllic scenic attractions - and fresh air.
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Jakarta, Indonesia (CNN)An operation is underway to evacuate thousands of tourists after a deadly earthquake that rocked some of Indonesia's most idyllic islands late Sunday night.
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"'Mamma Mia!' is such a feel-good movie in a beautiful Mediterranean setting which makes Greece look like the most idyllic place in the world," she said.
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The Getaway After two major hurricanes tore through the Caribbean in less than two weeks, some of the most idyllic — and tourism-dependent — destinations have been devastated.
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For a month, he learned how to coax a big rig along seaside cliffs and leafy back roads on the routes to many of America's most idyllic golf destinations.
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The Getaway Some of the most idyllic — and tourism-dependent — destinations in the Caribbean have been crippled in the wake of one of the most powerful Atlantic basin storms ever recorded.
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In many places across the three major islands of this American territory, the second storm drowned what the first couldn't destroy, ravaging what was once one of the Caribbean's most idyllic landscapes.
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They traveled the globe for nine months, sailed across three oceans, and combed the beaches of some of the world's most idyllic islands — including Hawaii, Bermuda, and the Azores — looking for plastic.
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In the four and a half decades since his Post debut in 1916, his humorous vignettes of awkward situations and glowing ones of social and domestic rituals had defined the nation's most idyllic self-image.
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Since it's summer-Friday season and the beach is (almost) always the most idyllic place on earth, we've teamed up with The Shallows movie, in theaters June 24, to give one lucky reader a cool $3,000 to plan their own ocean getaway.
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The most idyllic section of Fort Greene is found along the exquisitely preserved brownstone blocks of South Portland and South Oxford between DeKalb and Lafayette, and along stately Washington, which faces the procession of morning joggers, dog walkers and French-speaking nannies animating the park.
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The startup tackling Hollywood special effects and a startup best known for digitizing real estate properties to give potential buyers 3D tours might not seem like the most idyllic pairing, but the acquisition might allow Matterport to expand its ambitions further beyond its real estate customer base.
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When the members of the Group of Seven (G-7), the seven nations deemed by the International Monetary Fund to have the largest advanced economies in the world, get together for their rotating annual meeting, they tend to prefer to gather in one of each nation's most idyllic locales.
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High Street, Burford In September 2001 Burford was twinned with Potenza Picena, a small town in the Marche, on the Adriatic coast of Italy. In April 2009 Burford was ranked sixth in Forbes magazine's list of "Europe's Most Idyllic Places To Live".
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Morrison calls it "among Fauré's most idyllic creations, its principal idea dipping and soaring above a gyrating, moto perpetuo accompaniment". It is marked by a combination of dash and delicacy. ;Impromptu No 4 in D major, Op. 91 (1906) Dedicated to "Madame de Marliave" (Marguerite Long),Phillips, p. 80 the fourth impromptu was Fauré's return to the genre in his middle period.
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Eventually they were sent to the island of Leros where they were processed and given humanitarian aid.Nylou EditorialInterpress Agency: Refugees Kept At Sea Forbes magazine, in 2009, named Patmos "Europe's most idyllic place to live", writing that "Patmos has evolved over the centuries but has not lost its air of quiet tranquility, which is one reason why people that know it return again and again".Forbes, webpage:.
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Forbes named it number one in its list of "Europe's Most Idyllic Places To Live."Forbes Each year in March, a professional bicycle race is held, known as Strade Bianche in reference to the white gravel roads of the Sienna region. In October there is a public event, using many of the same roads, for vintage bicycle enthusiasts known as L'Eroica. This starts and finishes in Gaiole including a full week of festivities.
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State Highway 25 (SH 25) is a North Island state highway in New Zealand that loops around the Coromandel Peninsula. It is a major route for holidaymakers and tourists which has access to some of New Zealand's most idyllic beach holiday spots. The summer period around Christmas and New Year's Eve is a particularly busy period for the highway. The road is very scenic, but also windy in many parts as well as single carriage on the entire route, and is prone to accidents.
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Allegedly, the relationship was far from stable, with Burrell cutting a needy and jealous figure while Parsons quashed her burgeoning film career. Many of the singer's closest associates and friends claim that Parsons was preparing to commence divorce proceedings at the time of his death; the couple had already separated by this point. thumb Parsons and Burrell enjoyed the most idyllic time of their relationship in the second half of 1971, visiting old cohorts like Ian Dunlop and Family/Blind Faith/Traffic member Ric Grech in England.
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Brampton was perhaps the most idyllic of all the islands as it was protected by Carlisle Island and the resort was positioned facing the north so the prevailing and often blustery Southerly winds had no effect on the island or its pristine beaches. With the addition of Brampton, came an influx of tourists and tourist dollars. A small railway was introduced to run stores and supplies from the "Deep Water Jetty" to the resort. This was a rail system based on the sugar cane trains operated in the nearby "Sugar Town" of Mackay.
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Yuriko, Dasvidaniya is a 2011 drama film, depicting a brief period in 1924, in which Hitomi Toi plays the title role. Directed by Sachi Hamano, the film is based on two of Yuriko's autobiographical novels, Nobuko and Futatsu no niwa, and on Hitomi Sawabe's non-fiction novel Yuriko, dasuvidaniya: Yuasa Yoshiko no seishun. The film portrays Miyamoto Yuriko and Yuasa Yoshiko's relationship in its most idyllic, liberating moments, flashing both backward, to Miyamoto's stagnation under her first marriage, and forward, to Miyamoto's eventual "betrayal," Yuasa's violent outbursts, and their mutual growing apart.
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Nicknamed The City with Eyes, the city is a well-known tourist destination for both domestic and foreign visitors. Known for its culture, history, gastronomy and its diverse architecture, which includes its much iconic houses with eyes that gave Sibiu its nickname, the city has been getting much attention since the beginning of the 21st century. In 2004, its historical center has begun the process of becoming a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Sibiu was designated the European Capital of Culture in 2007. One year later, it was ranked "Europe's 8th-most idyllic place to live" by Forbes.
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Nestled in the heart of the nation’s capital from June 21 – July 1, 2019 the 39th edition of the TD Ottawa Jazz Festival presents the jazz world’s most renowned and celebrated artists. Taking place over 11 days, for the cost of a festival pass music lovers have access to more than 800 musicians performing in more than 100 paid and free concerts. There’s something for everyone with performances taking place day and night in the most idyllic indoor and outdoor settings. As the longest running jazz festival in Ontario and the second oldest in Canada, the Festival continues to attract an ever-growing audience.
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Shooting locations for the live-action version of Tracy Island included Anse Lazio beach on the island of Praslin in Seychelles (pictured). Derek Meddings, special effects supervisor on the puppet series, described his excitement at designing Tracy Island as "one of those feelings you get when you're a kid, imagining that you're Robinson Crusoe living on a lovely island." For the 2004 live-action film, the main shooting location for the island exteriors was North Island in the Seychelles. Co-producer Mark Huffam described Tracy Island as "the most idyllic [...] imaginable, with crystal-clear waters, tropical jungle and mountainous peaks", adding that it was "fantastic" that North Island provided "all these essential elements".
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He studied at the University of Leipzig and won high praise as a translator of the English poets, including the complete works of Byron (1840, and in frequent and variously arranged editions), works of Pope (1842), the poems of Goldsmith (1843) and of Milton (1846). He also made renderings of Ossian (1847 and 1856); Shakespeare's As You Like It, Midsummer Night's Dream, and Much Ado about Nothing (1847); Racine's Phèdre; Ponsard's Odyssée (1853); and Longfellow's Hiawatha (1856). His own works, displaying often the influence of English prototypes, include: Gedichte (Poems, 1846), Die Pilgerfahrt der Blumengeister (Pilgrimage of the flower spirits, 1851); Das Buch der Sachsen (The book of the Saxons, 1858); and Neue Lieder und Dichtungen (New songs and poems, 1868). One of his most idyllic productions is Goethe's Jugendliebe, a description of some of Goethe's love affairs.
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