The museum houses victims' and survivors' burnt clothing and personal effects.
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However, that case didn't involve the question of damaging personal effects.
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Here emphasize getting rid of personal effects in order to make the
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Celine also gets all the furniture, cars, clothing, jewelry and personal effects.
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A police spokesman says that no personal effects were found near the body.
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Soldiers also found personal effects such as leather shoes that had not rotted.
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Her shoes and other personal effects could be seen strewn on the pavement.
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Then, I spent the afternoon hurriedly pitching my personal effects into cardboard boxes.
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Others fell into the river and their bronze objects and personal effects remained behind.
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Wallace volunteered to oversee the personal effects of soldiers killed in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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One museum was filled with the personal effects of Anwar Sadat, a former president.
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When the tour returned they found her personal effects on the deck, Arzu said.
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Even more problematic are the stealthy branding opportunities facilitated by the artist's personal effects.
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Haitian import rules allow used vehicles to hold personal effects and used household goods.
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People collect personal effects from damaged homes following a tornado in Dunrobin, Ontario, Sept. 21.
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Clothing and personal effects were scattered widely over the field where the plane came down.
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His personal effects were seized as war booty and eventually bequeathed to various French museums.
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I put down my personal effects and began settling in for my second Ukrainian campaign.
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We see pictures of Frank's time as a marine, kissing his wife, and other personal effects.
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Sifting through all these personal effects must have brought back a flood of memories for you.
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For personal effects, like couches and dishwashers, their value hits zero after five to seven years.
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Rebecca appeared to have his personal effects in the car — would they have survived his immolation?
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Mr. Barnes photographed the tattoos, and the bagged personal effects, and the images in show's video.
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The sheriff&aposs office says there were personal effects that appeared to be burned and bones inside.
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He estimates that the combined value of his personal effects can't be more than 500 kroner [$73].
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The office keeps and catalogs personal effects found with the bodies, which also can help ID them.
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Some of Monroe's personal effects will go to auction on November 19 and 20 by Julien's Auctions.
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Fished out of the sea were wallets and other personal effects, including a child's Hello Kitty purse.
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"Send someone up to say, you know, something happened to your personal effects and we're sorry," she said.
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She walks around the desks, gathering people's personal effects: a mug, a wedding photo, a Red Sox cap.
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So far, search teams have found small pieces of debris, victims' remains and personal effects from the plane.
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Also, be sure to put away any personal effects — razors, hair dryers, shampoo bottles, toothbrushes — before showings. 6.
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Items fished out of the sea showed wallets and other personal effects, including a child's Hello Kitty purse.
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For some, their travels end in a locker containing the personal effects of "unknowns," remnants of the anonymous.
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The New-York Historical Society acquired the personal effects of late New York Times fashion photographer Bill Cunningham.
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Items fished out of the sea included wallets and other personal effects, including a child's Hello Kitty purse.
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While the estate is selling the house, much of the Leibers' personal effects have yet to be removed.
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Anything they brought carried great personal significance; these personal effects became Lommasson's entry point to their individual stories.
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Your pet — be it a Pekingese or a python — is treated the same as your other personal effects. 4.
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Without knowing anything about Siegfried Laemmle's life or business, she says she assumed the disputed objects were personal effects.
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One trooper said they had recovered some personal effects, believed to be from the plane, that had washed ashore.
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Reuters reporters at the scene have seen excavators scooping up dirt, personal effects and bits of metal from the plane.
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Inside, there are only a few clothes and personal effects belonging to Gerald Mukisa, 50, the forest's keeper and guide.
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There, investigators found a car in Tskere village belonging to the Smiths, as well as some of their personal effects.
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The images included pieces of foam, personal effects and clothing (including a purse and a shoe) and a life vest.
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Kate had asked in her divorce docs, filed by disso queen Laura Wasser, to keep her jewelry and personal effects.
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MacLean describes how she found Buchanan's papers and personal effects as if she had suddenly stumbled upon a gold mine.
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She is co-editor of "Personal Effects: Essays on Memoir, Teaching, and Culture in the Work of Louise DeSalvo" (2015).
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"The tip that we received said that some of her personal effects were found in these woods behind me," Callaway said.
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The main video ends with footage shot inside the museum; the desks and personal effects of the workers come into view.
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Kate says in her docs, filed by disso queen Laura Wasser, she wants her jewelry and personal effects to remain hers.
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He has amassed a collection of handwritten lyrics, guitars, posters and personal effects that has been appraised at over $7 million.
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Some of her personal effects were found on a deck by the water, and police began searching for her that night.
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On top of that, some of his personal effects were missing, including his wallet, sports watch and cellphone, his brother said.
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An extension of Mr. Abosch's "IAMA Coin," titled "Personal Effects," recently showed at the State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, Russia.
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When Hattie died in the early 1970s, the artist inherited a trunk filled with personal effects: letters, family photographs, handkerchiefs, trinkets.
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Several of them had small black garbage bags filled with personal effects that they asked if they could bring with them.
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In a display of the former king's personal effects is a handsome table given to him by President Harry Truman in 1950.
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"Skam" also dealt with difficult subjects, such as such as sexuality, bipolar disorder or the personal effects of the European migrant crisis.
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You'd think the strict mass limit on personal effects would keep astronauts from committing the common sin of overpacking, but apparently not.
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However, Pickens' personal art collection, according to the listing website, as well as other personal effects, are not included in the purchase.
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I made sure my desk was neat, with no personal effects except a pair of heels stowed away in a file cabinet.
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Personal effects fished from the waters included small red children's shoes, women's high heels, wallets, empty backpacks and a child's Hello Kitty purse.
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On June 24, the personal effects of Bulger and Greig auctioned off in Boston in an auction held by the U.S. Marshals Service.
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Clothing, boarding passes, serviettes and other personal effects were scattered over the field along with charred bodies and debris from the shattered jet.
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Some of Houston's personal effects went on the auction block last June, giving fans the chance to own a piece of music history.
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But the Hall of Fame has a trove of personal effects and correspondence, often donated by players' families, that would otherwise be hidden.
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"To my knowledge we haven't received the personal effects to this point because the facility was turned into a crime scene," he said.
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It turned out to be DiPiazza's car, and several of her personal effects, including a photo and credit cards, were found inside, police said.
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A. Tom Roth-Roffy, the lead investigator for the N.T.S.B., told The Associated Press that no human remains or personal effects had been found.
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With its nondescript decor, void of personal effects on the white walls, it could have well served as the office of a middling therapist.
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The association, a nongovernmental organization housed in a walk-up in central Taipei, collects letters and personal effects donated by relatives of those executed.
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Personal effects found on the body of a suspected undocumented immigrant are stored at the Pima County Office of the Medical Examiner on Sept.
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Carrying boxes and envelopes containing personal effects and A20173 forms, Deutsche workers started their work week by collecting their belongings and emptying their desks.
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There is no indication that anyone had been aboard the rafts, based on their condition and the lack of any personal effects, she said.
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The curators had spent years planning an inaugural exhibition, "Never Part", about the personal effects that Palestinian refugees took when they fled their homes.
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Gonzalez-Badillo's proposed rule to fill that gap is a bright-line requirement that officers get a warrant before damaging a suspect's personal effects.
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If one is to take the show's title literally, then these are the small personal effects that Andres has taken on her long journey.
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Mayen Beckmann, the granddaughter of Max Beckman, donated the artist's personal effects — including letters, notes, diaries, and his 20173-volume library — to the Pinakotheken.
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What We Carried evolves with every exhibition because Lommasson expands the project for each venue by photographing the personal effects of local refugee populations.
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He then toured the Hiroshima Memorial Peace Museum that documents the devastating impact of the attack, including victims' and survivors' burnt clothing and personal effects.
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Crewmembers of a Norwegian freighter hoisted the boat onto the ship's deck and soon found the iPhone and other personal effects in a locked compartment.
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Most tender and most lyrical of all is "Personal Effects," the 30-page poem Sharif wrote about her uncle's death in the Iran-Iraq War.
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But they sometimes give far less thought to the other stuff — those personal effects that may have little monetary value but so much sentimental value.
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Most of the archival materials here, from nifty Cold War-era spy gear to Eichmann's false passports and personal effects, come directly from Mossad's archive.
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As soon as she arrives, her personal effects are confiscated, and her hair is trimmed so that it is indistinguishable from that of her peers.
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Your personal effects may not fetch as much money as Marilyn Monroe's letters, but sending handwritten letters is a terrific way to record your personality.
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Russia handed over the remains and personal effects, including the combat uniform, of Zachary Baumel, who was 21 when he fought in Israel's invasion of Lebanon.
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While you're amassing an inventory of the family's meaningful personal effects you're also coming across points of interest that connect with those clues and trigger memories.
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The family of Shanann Watts has moved her personal effects out of the Colorado home that she once shared with her husband, Chris, PEOPLE has confirmed.
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The uniqueness of social media information lies in several factors not otherwise encountered in discovering information through a search of a person and their personal effects.
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Inside the vehicle authorities found five propane tanks, three plastic gasoline canisters and several lighters, along with a gym bag containing personal effects, according to Ragan.
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Tucked among the credit cards and driver's licenses, there are bits of memorabilia, personal effects, and little details that share so much about who we are.
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He says he will not let the fire make him a victim, even if all he has left are a few clothes and some personal effects.
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Imagine finding yourself in an unknown place with none of your personal effects, no phone, no cash and no idea how you're going to get home.
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Most of the trailers were leveled, leaving a smoldering debris field of household appliances, filing cabinets and the charred personal effects of more than 313 residents.
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On June 24, the personal effects of Bulger and Greig will be put up for auction in Boston in an auction held by the U.S. Marshals Service.
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WEST OCEAN CITY, Md. – Officials say a couple wading in the water off a Maryland beach bumped into a suitcase containing some bones and burned personal effects.
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The court documents state that Thicke left each of his children shares of his ranch, 75 percent of his personal effects and 60 percent of his estate.
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Less graphic but no less powerful are shots of surreally large mounds of the personal effects taken away from arriving prisoners — mountains of eyeglasses, suitcases, children's toys.
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Fans of the physicist and author Stephen Hawking can now buy some of his scientific papers or personal effects in an online auction to be conducted by Christie's.
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A significant portion of the museum is dedicated to Mandela, including old letters and personal effects as well as a replica of his tiny cell on Robben Island.
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It's ok to have some personal effects behind you, but also make it clear that this is your work space and you're thinking about how to do business.
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Among the few personal effects that he left behind when he died, in 1979, was a batch of letters from the village in Alsace where he was stationed.
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The dolls can be further customized with clothes and accessories which simulate their owner's personal effects; even wheelchairs and diabetic blood test kits are available for American Girl dolls.
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On tarpaulins at Jakarta's port, officers laid out items retrieved from the sea, ranging from oxygen bottles to personal effects such as wallets, a mobile telephone, cash and backpacks.
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In two months, the personal effects of notorious mob boss James "Whitey" Bulger and his longtime girlfriend, Catherine Greig, will be hitting an auction block in Boston, PEOPLE confirms.
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Soviet interrogators would put on their desks, in full view, the personal effects of suspects' relatives as well as a copy of a decree legalizing the execution of children.
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Remember: Service members and government employees DO NOT PAY to go on leave, have their personal effects sent home or fly back to the US from an overseas assignment.
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An early story, "The Hotel Capital," is written from the perspective of a chambermaid who creates stories about the people whose rooms she cleans, based on their personal effects.
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When Pinkie Houser, a WAC who volunteered for Vietnam in 1968, lost her commanding officer in battle, she processed his records and sent his personal effects to his family.
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Their memory is enshrined in relics—in the sepia-toned photographs of young men in uniform staring unsmiling at the camera, and in the personal effects that line museums' cabinets.
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Inside the boat were the boys' tackle boxes and other personal effects, including Stephanos's iPhone, which the crew sent via airmail to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FFWCC).
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A group of journalists, Atsushi included, on Monday visited the Hiroshima Memorial Peace Museum documenting the devastating impact of the attack, including victims' and survivors' burnt clothing and personal effects.
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Fans of beloved departed actor Robin Williams will have the chance to own some of his personal effects, which Sotheby's said are to be included in an auction this fall.
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But if you look closely at the personal effects that fill a glass case in the living room, there are three medals, lying side by side on the bottom row.
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There are old manuscripts, concert posters, personal effects and interactive exhibits (for example, something called Twister Muzyczny — musical Twister) that take you through nearly every stage of Chopin's brief life.
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Many modern art museums have a few Warhols; what they don't have, however, is the Pittsburgh museum's interesting collection of his pre-Factory early work, childhood photos and personal effects.
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The special will investigate the last moments of Mike Williams' life — and also explore details from the diver who found some of Williams' personal effects in the days after his disappearance.
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In addition to the hair, a number of Monroe's costumes from films like Some Like it Hot will also be up for bidding, as well as photos, letters, and personal effects.
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Though readers, critics, and especially biographers have long romanticized the discovery of caches of personal effects in the homes of writers, the ins-and-outs of their unearthing are decidedly unglamorous.
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Her team takes pictures of migrants' personal effects, washing the clothing first, and puts them on the Department of Justice's missing persons website, which families looking for loved ones can access.
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He and his wife, Paula, were close with Ms. Monroe and she left her personal effects and clothing to him in her will, the auction house said in a news release.
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But alas: no toenail hematomas in flip-flops, no song lyrics written on Chuck Taylors, and no veritable library of "natural cures" books (all personal effects of my previous guitar teachers).
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While some of her personal effects may be in the show, Marie Antoinette's spirit is said to be nearby, roaming the halls of the 1758 Hôtel de Crillon, across the river.
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Freeman, 54, has also found numerous personal effects of the ship crew, including a gold pocketwatch and turn-of-the-century diving gear, such as lead helmets and 30-pound diving boots.
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It's made of upcycled sailcloth, and its form is informed by a NASA bag that Neil Armstrong used to bring his personal effects back from the Moon, known as the McDivitt Purse.
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She is also asking to keep "miscellaneous jewelry and other personal effects" as well as any earnings from after the date of their separation and other separate assets to be determined later.
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MOURNING At the crash site, men in Red Cross jackets and face masks picked through a large crater, bagging body parts and items like clothing, boarding passes, serviettes and other personal effects.
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Homer's lack of discretion about the whereabouts of Baldwin and Basinger prompts the pair to sever their relationship with him, which prompts Homer to create a mobile museum showcasing their personal effects.
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Most of the victims were photographed twice: first in profile, among their personal effects and, second, from above, staring straight up at a camera that assumes the vantage of an impersonal archangel.
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The state's Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission will take possession of the evidence gathered by searchers, including a number of personal effects from the boat, in an effort to determine what happened.
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And now the I.R.S. and the soccer association, known as Concacaf, are among the groups with access to eight storage lockers in New Jersey that hold a trove of Blazer's personal effects.
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And, moments after accepting, Ms. Bilik hadn't planned on dropping the ring into a void from which personal effects are seldom recovered: the gap between the passenger seat and the center console.
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ND: And that, there are also, in the objects … I remember the personal effects of his father, who figures very prominently in the exhibit, right, as a kind of figure of his past.
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We can identify explicit markers of social and economic status like furniture, clothing, and other personal effects, but the thoughts and feelings of people are not as obviously determined by their immediate setting.
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Inside the sleep station is a sleeping bag and laptop strapped to the wall, as well as some personal effects, like photos of an astronaut's family or memorabilia from a favorite sports team.
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The images, posted to the Facebook page of the chief military spokesman, show pieces of foam, personal effects and clothing (including a purse and a shoe) and a life vest, unwrapped and undamaged.
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Over 200 lots of paintings, sketches and personal effects from the poet and his family members were sold in an auction at Sotheby's here, fetching approximately 2 million pounds, or about $2.7 million.
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Elsewhere, we see Rebecca driving alone with what seems to be a bag of Jack's personal effects in the backseat, before she pulls up outside their incinerated house and breaks down in agonized tears.
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"The personal effects that were onboard the boat will be returned to the families of the victims, and subsequent information retrieval efforts from any of those items will be at their discretion," Klepper said.
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A great briefcase is both a functional asset and a fashionable accessory that allows a gentleman to express his sense of style while also keeping a laptop, papers, and personal effects orderly and secure.
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A man was arrested in Berlin on Monday in connection with stolen diaries, glasses and other personal effects that belonged to the Beatles singer John Lennon, a spokesman for the city's public prosecutor said.
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Lauren Chu, who prepared a collection of personal effects, also included a MetroCard, takeout menus from nearby restaurants, coins and paper currency, and a bottle of orange bitters Ms. Loorya prepared based on historical recipes.
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In March, the boys' boat and multiple personal effects, including the phone, were recovered by the crew of a Norwegian freighter, capsized and floating in a shipping channel about 100 miles off the Bermuda coast.
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Gibson claims he found personal effects that could belong to MH370 passengers, and adds he has sent photographs of those effects to MH370 family members and the Aircrash Support Group Australia (ASGA) for possible identification.
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According to docs ... the boys say their dad left Tanya 25 percent of his personal effects, 40 percent of his remaining estate, a $500k life insurance policy and said she could live at the ranch.
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Identifying remains can come down to personal effects found with the body; dental or fingerprint records; or DNA, if a family member is willing to provide a sample of their own for a potential match.
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One evening I returned to my hooch (tent-like barracks with mosquito netting separating our beds) to find our flight commander going through the personal effects of a fellow pilot, packing them for shipment home.
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Authorities said it took some time to identify the victims as none of the women had personal identification on them and the passengers&apos personal effects had been strewn throughout the bus and along the roadway.
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A touching moment between a grieving military widow and her husband's coffin was captured on camera by a bystander, giving millions of viewers on social media a window into the heartbreaking and personal effects of war.
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And if you spot an AR filter being used on an image or video in someone else's Story, Instagram is adding an option to add it to your own personal effects toolkit to try it out.
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To help people find lost, stolen or misplaced personal effects with the proverbial touch of a button, a startup called Tile has raised $18 million in a Series B funding round led by Bessemer Venture Partners.
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This leaves Callau with all of the ranch's furnishings, 25 percent of Thicke's personal effects, a $500,000 life insurance policy, the benefits from his pensions and union memberships and with 40 percent of his remaining estate.
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It was a biannual event, drawing interest from all over the country, and it gathered its merchandise by either cosigning items directly from other collectors or asking former astronauts to put their personal effects on sale.
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Along with human remains, rescuers have found plane debris and personal effects, including ID cards and clothes "We need to find the main wreckage," Bambang Suryo, operational director of Indonesia's National Search and Rescue Agency, told reporters.
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" Callau was left "all of the Ranch's furnishings, 25 percent of his personal effects, a $500,000 life insurance policy, all of his death benefits from pensions and union memberships … and 40 percent share of his remaining estate.
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" Callau was left "all of the Ranch's furnishings, 25 percent of his personal effects, a $500,000 life insurance policy, all of his death benefits from pensions and union memberships … and 40 percent share of his remaining estate.
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Captain Ready said that the gunman was wearing military-style apparel, and that there were "some old Nazi emblems about his personal effects" and where he lived, along with "vintage military stuff" dating to the Civil War.
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Body parts and personal effects were still strewn across the crash site of Ethiopian Airlines Flight 10 on March 15, a witness told Reuters, five days after the disaster and the day before recovery efforts were halted.
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Rare sketches (including his last preparatory drawing from 1991, the year that he died) are displayed side-by-side with personal effects, like childhood prints from the 1920s, an illustrated condom packet and Laaksonen's leather Harley cap.
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Personal items Gibson says he found 1053 to 20 possible personal effects, including a small backpack, purse, computer case, phone cases and cabin-sized carry-on type items, on a Madagascar beach between June 7 and June 16.
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Even more than Justice Thomas who focused on property-right aspect of the Fourth Amendment, Gorsuch really looked at, have you taken steps to protect your personal effects and papers, whether that&aposs digital, contractual, property or otherwise.
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The phone and other personal effects were found in a latched compartment of the 19-foot Seacraft boat that the boys, longtime friends who boated and fished together often, took off in from Jupiter Point on July 24.
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That these personal effects look a bit out of place inside the otherwise Dormified rooms I think gets at what has me so obsessed: It's a very distinct look, and one that's very of its moment in time.
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All the Sanchezes had brought with them were cases of water, some personal effects and the essentials for a child's birthday: a white, vanilla-frosted cake with rainbow sprinkles, a balloon and a Moana doll for a gift.
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The estate of Jane Fonda seems to creepily own loads of Jobs' personal effects, including shirts, documents, business cards, bow ties and the crown jewel: one hella fly NeXT-branded turtle neck that Jobs wore (starting bid: $500).
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Three months to clear just one village On the road back to Erbil, we see dozens of small trucks laden with personal effects -- residents of now liberated villages who returned briefly to grab whatever they could before leaving again.
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A large number of visitors navigated around a jumble of personal effects piled high and wide in the center of the room — all the furniture of a 1970s parlor condensed into a singular mass, draped with dusty plastic sheets.
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The transfer was a hoped-for result of President Trump's summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. It is not known if the dog tags, remains of military uniforms, identification cards or other personal effects might be included.
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And with each of these conscious uncouplings comes the loathsome cliché of having to return a sad cardboard box full of your former lover's personal effects like they're a convict being released from the prison of your failed relationship.
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Hidden inside the boat s compartments were the boys tackle and other personal effects, including Stephanos' iPhone, which since has been airmailed back to the Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission and quickly became the source of a potential legal battle.
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PEOPLE has learned that the 33-year-old has just two personal effects: a Bible and a photo of his wife and children, 34-year-old Shan'ann Watts and girls Bella, 4, and Celeste, 3 — the same people he allegedly killed.
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And that's how we get to a situation where Brooklyn auction house Alexander Historical Auctions can sell off a number of the personal effects of Tupac Shakur despite reported previous lawsuits against other auction houses, filed by Tupac's mother Afeni.
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Contrary to the idea of prosperous, futuristic Japan, the Apartment series creates a composite of several lived-in and derelict interiors containing evidence of the recent past in the form of chipped paint, stained walls, and a stratum of personal effects.
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The police said they have mounting evidence that Mr. Karsan, even as he was accusing Ms. Ono of sexual harassment and demanding $19523 million to stay quiet, was stealing Lennon's personal effects from the cupboards of her apartment in the Dakota.
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Russia, a key ally of Syria, in April handed Israel the remains and personal effects of Zachary Baumel, who was declared missing in action along with two other Israeli soldiers after a 1982 tank battle with Syrian forces in Lebanon.
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Complicating things further, the intermingled bones have often been handed over without any personal effects that might have been found with them, or any explanation of where they were found — erasing some of the primary clues the agency uses for identification.
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Russia, a key Damascus ally, this month handed over the remains and personal effects of Zachary Baumel who was 21 when he was declared missing in action along with two other soldiers in the Battle of Sultan Yacoub during Israel's invasion of Lebanon.
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After my personal effects were thrown in a junk pile, and Taser Man was satisfied that I had no contraband up my ass, I was ordered to dress, got chained, and lined up with other prisoners waiting on the next bus out.
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Investigators also sought articles of clothing that might help tie the suspect to particular crimes, such as ski masks or gloves worn during the attacks, or jewelry, driver's licenses and other personal effects taken from victims, apparently as keepsakes or trophies, Belli said.
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It is an indestructible titan of sound that also serves as a small on-the-go dry box for your personal effects, and it's something that, as a small boat owner (and a hapless fool), I've come to realize, I cannot live without.
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Is this why the government, without notifying the family, went into Brian's private residence after his murder, rifled through his personal effects and removed all electronic/digital media devices and returning them, completely wiped clean, to the family a full year later?
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Sorting through Mr. Hofeller's personal effects, looking for items she had asked her father to save for her, Stephanie Hofeller came across a clear plastic bag holding four external hard drives and 18 thumb drives, backups of data on Mr. Hofeller's Toshiba laptop.
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When it was time to come home, Koch's personal effects making the return trip all fit in a shoebox -- mainly mementos donated by friends and family members that she was excited to give back with a new memory attached to their sentiment.
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This, too, is a striking contrast: To see our daring hacker heroes attend to painfully ordinary business like arranging a cremation, grieving in a chapel, and going through their mother's personal effects is to see a whole new side of them both.
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Since the personal effects of all the patients from the old home—not just the six left to rot on Wing Three—had been lost, the Ambiance staff had placed in each new room framed photographs of attractive people enjoying lovely things.
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In the wake of Nicki&aposs loss, Simon's friends and family went through his room that held his personal effects, souvenirs and childhood trinkets – trying to grasp one last, tiny piece of his life that meant something to them, to Simon and to Nicki.
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It will include not only Ms. Minnelli's personal effects, like the waitress uniform, complete with "LINDA" name tag, that she wore in the 21959 film comedy "Arthur," but also objects that once belonged to her famous parents, Judy Garland and the director Vincente Minnelli.
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But—and I'll make sure to say this loudly enough for all of you in the back—I do sort of wish Prince would just be allowed to rest in peace without news of his archive, or an auction of his personal effects, every few weeks.
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That didn't happen thanks to legislation, and we follow Amy as she makes her way through the space station in the wake of a recent Obsolescence Day party, digging into the personal effects and files of the six-person crew for clues as to their fates.
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She was especially taken by Thek's installation "The Personal Effects of the Pied Piper," which comprised small bronze sculptures of the piper's treasures and possessions (knives and forks, pipes of various sizes, a book ravaged by rodents), scattered across the museum floor: part hobo camp, part archeological site.
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Is this why the government, without notifying the family and likely committing fourth amendment search and seizure violations, went into Brian's private residence after his murder, rifled through his personal effects and removed all electronic/digital media devices, returning them - completely wiped clean - to the family a full year later?
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A third room contains sporelike glass bubbles blown around moving boxes full of personal effects: running shoes, stilettos, mugs full of highlighters and family photos, all the office errata a soon-to-be disgruntled discharge would pile up and take with them on the day they receive their pink slip.
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The detailed exhibit, made up of archival photos, video playing in a loop on screens, explanatory texts, documents and some of Mr. Arafat's personal effects, is displayed along the walls of four ascending ramps in a sleek new building in the Muqata compound, which served as Mr. Arafat's West Bank headquarters.
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There are also the more personal effects to consider, such as the cost to taxpayers to prevent and fight wildfires, as well as the difficulties posed to communities dealing with damage from fallen trees, denied insurance policies, the cost of tree removal, and the lack of privacy those trees used to afford.
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" WATCH: Alan Thicke's Sons Taking His Widow to Court Over Prenup She Claims Is Invalid Callau was left "all of the Ranch's furnishings, 25 percent of his personal effects, a $500,000 life insurance policy, all of his death benefits from pensions and union memberships … and 40 percent share of his remaining estate.
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Contradicting one of Wilde's silvered bon mots — "Nothing succeeds like excess" — this somewhat claustrophobic and stodgy show nevertheless provides a seductive education in the Decadent movement, as conveyed through the sensitivities of Wilde's bifurcated homosexual experience, by copiously displaying manuscripts, photographs, paintings, and personal effects that marked the recalcitrant dandy's life and work.
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The final minutes of the episode, titled "A Father's Advice," showed heartbreaking moments of Rebecca tearfully yelling and beating the steering wheel of the Jeep Wagoneer while wearing a Steelers jersey as the camera panned to a plastic bag on the passenger seat that contained Jack's personal effects, including a watch and his wedding band.
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Slowly, Marie pieces together her father's history and his country's — through Ai-ming's stories, through her own research, and (most obliquely) through a series of notebooks found among Kai's personal effects called the Book of Records, a piecemeal novel that was copied, amended and updated each time it came into the possession of another steward.
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The newest addition, however, is an unexpected meditation on modern city life: a modest closet from a studio apartment in the West Village, filled with the curious, lovely and very particular personal effects of Sara Berman, a Belarussian and Israeli émigré who was the mother of Maira Kalman, the irreverent artist, book author and illustrator.
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The mother of one of the two Florida teens who went missing during a July 24 outing from Florida's Jupiter Beach has filed a lawsuit, seeking to block the return of the boys' recently found boat and personal effects, including an iPhone that may hold clues to the disappearance of 14-year-old Perry Cohen and Austin Stephanos.
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Gathered there, with King's personal effects nearby — his small attaché case, a crumpled white shirt, a can of Hidden Magic hairspray, his Bible, a half-filled Styrofoam coffee cup, a pair of glass tumblers, and the remnants of a dessert — Ralph Abernathy, Andrew Young, and the others grappled with the catastrophe that had just befallen them.
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From there, Neborsky's career has taken off with a poster A Partial Inventory of Gustave Flaubert's Personal Effects for The Paris Review, as well as caricatures of literary figures such as Colette and James Baldwin for A Reader's Book of Days: True Tales from the Lives and Works of Writers for Every Day of the Year by Tom Nissley.
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A few personal effects, like a photo, a desk toy that expresses your personality or a sweater you can wear if it gets too cold (and we all know how chilly it gets in open offices) will make your desk — flexible seating or not — feel like a place you can settle in and get work done.
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The service will want to inspect every package that goes into the building and will insist that staffers [...] be scanned with a hand-held magnetometer [...] When Trump is there, all of their personal effects will probably be checked by bomb-detection dogs, too [...] Occupants might have to surrender some privacy as agents look to monitor incoming phone calls and even Internet traffic.
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After being drawn in by his personal effects, which the artist came to use as material for a performance — barely staying within the realm of legality by imperfectly reproducing personal letters from the architect to mysterious lovers — Magid soon learned that Barragán's professional archive is owned by Rolf Fehlbaum, founder of the Swiss design firm Vitra, and controlled by his wife Federica Zanco.
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And another would be the world we want to live in is a world where that information is maximally secure but with a proper court order that is served, you'd be able to obtain that information the same way with a search warrant that you can search someone's home or personal effects after it's been reviewed by a neutral magistrate.
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In the course of a thirty-year career, the photographer Catherine Opie has made a study of the freeways of Los Angeles, lesbian families, surfers, Tea Party gatherings, America's national parks, the houses of Beverly Hills, teen-age football players, the personal effects of Elizabeth Taylor, the Michigan Womyn's Music Festival, Boy Scouts, her friends, mini-malls, and tree stumps.
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Placed at the beginning of the show, it's an assemblage made from the personal effects — bedding, clothing, books and a television set precariously piled on sawhorses — of Juan Manuel Montes, a 2100-year-old Mexican man who had lived in the United States since he was 211 and who was deported in February, well in advance of President Trump's move to end DACA.
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"There's been bad cases in terms of the scope of privacy rights of searches of personal effects and of people trying to cross into the United States, and that's an ongoing tension and something we continue to have concerns about, particularly in a world where the administration is committed to further militarization and build up at the border and has this real expansive notion of what the border is," Ebadolahi said.
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Mr. Hofeller's storage drives, containing backups of files from his computer, came to the attention of Common Cause last winter through an unusual series of events: His daughter, Ms. Hofeller, found them among her father's personal effects in October and mentioned them in passing months later to a Common Cause staff member in Raleigh who was helping her find a lawyer to settle a dispute over her father's estate.
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They include freedom of religion, speech, the press and public assembly; the right to keep and bear arms; freedom from unreasonable search and seizure, security in personal effects and freedom from warrants issued without probable cause; no indictment for a capital offense without formal accusation by a grand jury for any capital or "infamous crime"; guarantee of a speedy, public trial before an impartial jury; and a ban on double jeopardy.
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The auction of Monroe's personal effects and mementos is hosted by Julien's Auctions and was exhibited aboard the Queen Mary 2 cruise ship over the course of August as the boat made its transatlantic journey from London to N.Y.C. The gown in question is the skin-tight design the Seven Year Itch star wore to sing "Happy Birthday" to Kennedy on May 19, 1962 at a Madison Square Garden fundraiser, just three months before she died.
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The United Talent Agency unearthed Cobain's art when it began to represent his estate last year; the agency's fine art director Josh Roth was given access to hundreds of Cobain's personal effects in a storage center "somewhere in LA." A sliver of his findings made their debut at the CenturyLink Field Event Center on August 3, including notebook pages containing an early draft of "Smells Like Teen Spirit," a letter pledging eternal devotion to Courtney Love, and a collaboration with William S. Burroughs, to which Cobain contributed four bullet holes.
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Related: A Middle East Peace 'Visionary': Tony Blair Steps In as Character Witness in Ex-Israeli Leader's Corruption Case Despite serving his sentence in a special wing, where beefed up security is provided for prisoners, Olmert is expected to follow a standard jail schedule including three meals a day at specific hours and will only be allowed the same personal effects as other inmates in Israel: four pairs of underwear, four pairs of socks, two towels, two tracksuits, a single-sized blanket and cover, two bed sheets, a pillow case, personal hygiene products, 1,500 shekels in cash, and religious items such as a prayer shawl.
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The gallery lists the objects included in the show in a nondescript list: A painting and three hand-lettered drawings by Martin Wong A slide how by Matt Wolf Three photographs by David Wojnarowicz Three photographs by Danh Vo An interview with Marvin Taylor An apparition concerning Liberace A sculpture by Robert Kinmount A stereoscopic photograph by Alfred A. Hart Two paintings and a multiform work by James Beginning A photograph and a publication (and errant) by Martin Beck A composite essay by Julie Ault Artifacts and documents from The Downtown Collection An anonymous ledger drawing A crate of personal effects The "interview with Marvin Taylor," available as a printout, is the show's secret hidden in plain sight.
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