The Nokia 2 comes in three colors; pewter/black, pewter/white, and copper/black, and will retail for around €99 globally.
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But her pewter sequin pantsuit wasn't the only reason for her gleam.
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However, this flask is made of pewter, which has historically contained lead.
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It's an instrument called the "Avogo," a hooked blade cast from pewter.
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The sky is heavy, the color of pewter; snow blankets the sidewalk.
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The platinum of a boat's wake against the pewter of the sea.
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This time, she chose an ombré silver and pewter beaded Mac Duggal gown.
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Kohler used pewter for its low melting point, which is around 400 degrees.
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IN THE dining room at Kettle's Yard, a lemon sits on a pewter dish.
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They are verdigris, tarnished silver and mottled brass; a pewter finish is not available.
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Ramshackle wooden stalls had been weathered by the winter to the colour of pewter.
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I will build a collection, like of American pewter, and then I'll sell it all.
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A field of wildflowers undulates behind him; the pewter-bellied clouds seem nearly within reach.
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"One interaction I'm fond of is the receptionist in the Pewter Museum," he tells me.
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Sami artisans have been embroidering textiles and jewelry with spun pewter thread since the 1600s.
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The black and pewter colorblock gives the purse a classic look that any woman can appreciate.
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Boos and grumbles filled Madison Square Garden when the judge handed King the coveted pewter cup.
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At the hobby shop, you had your choice of BattleTech editions, pewter figurines, and MechWarrior RPG sourcebooks.
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These little sacks come in four different colors — nutmeg, olive, pewter, and tusk — and retail for $14.99.
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" The color of the building — perhaps the most distinctive quality of the temple — was a "dull pewter.
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There is a fun feel to the show with fun sets, colored walls, and a pewter platter.
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The sale's top lot, an inscribed "Hear Sutra" pewter brush pot, 19th century, sold for £30,000 (~$38,000).
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The pattern — in silver taupe, grey, and pewter — features subtle Mickey heads throughout the timeless Damask design.
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It's a cool, damp late afternoon in July; the sky is vast and low, a hammered pewter.
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Like a magpie, he also liked brass stuff (there's a brass whale staring at me as I type this) and sometimes pewter (he showed me how to tell silver from pewter or plate by holding an ice cube to the surface), but precious metals were his Goldfinger-like passion.
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Rim the bottom lashline with an eyeliner brush and pewter shadow; minimize harsh lines with a cotton swab.
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Featuring lemon yellow, two blues, warm earth pigments, and a pewter gray, the palette is designed for comfort.
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To celebrate, he took home the Westminster Legend Trophy and a polished pewter gallery bowl, among other rewards.
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Trump was also shown the pewter horse that he'd given the Queen last year in his visit to Windsor.
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To riffle though photos of the Russian strongman is to see a plethora of pigments from pewter to persimmon.
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The dead mushrooms looked like burned pancakes that were teeming with insects, emitting only a dim, ghostly, pewter aura.
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T-shirts of sheer tulle scrimmed by elaborate scrollwork atop tiers of pewter silk in a Greek key motif.
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Its Boss Hog rye is a forceful, 14-year-old spirit in a handsome bottle with a pewter stopper.
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The device had two pewter blades to separate the vaginal walls, and hinged open and closed with a screw mechanism.
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The space, which opened in February, is a deep rectangle, done mostly in subdued gray and pewter lit with white.
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Taking home a trophy — or a polished pewter bowl — isn't bad, either, but "it's never about the prize," VanDerHart says.
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My kryptonite is literally any useless object made of pewter which can be engraved with initials for a small extra cost.
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The collages in this show combine handmade paper, sumi ink, gold, pewter leaf, and assorted, repurposed scraps leftover in her studio.
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When the jeweler took a look she recoiled and said, 'In their finest moment, they were cheap pewter and bad zirconia.
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The bathrooms were resurfaced and retiled, while pewter sconces flanking some of the vanities were cleaned to remove layers of paint.
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But a closer look reveals it to be teeth sculpted out of pewter and fashioned together to look like a bracelet.
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We love navy as a non-boring neutral, but it also comes in ecru and pewter if that fits your style better.
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The pewter stool was created with a primitive casting technique that involves pouring liquid metal into a mold dug out in sand.
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Tightly composed depictions of her cramped quarters clash sharply with the vast green and pewter autumn evening she admires from her window.
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After their exertions, which Morris dancers trace back to the 15th Century or earlier, some drank beer served in traditional pewter tankards.
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"Boos and grumbles filled Madison Square Garden when the judge handed King the coveted pewter cup," The New York Times wrote then.
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"Boos and grumbles filled Madison Square Garden when the judge handed King the coveted pewter cup," The New York Times wrote then.
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In the lobby, a pewter loving cup brims with bright yellow tennis balls, a nod to Mr. Brosh's passion for the game.
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In the lobby, a pewter loving cup brims with bright yellow tennis balls, a nod to Mr. Brosh's passion for the game.
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Thus was born lead crystal, and with it the fashion, in England, of drinking wine from glass vessels rather than, say, pewter ones.
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The winner won't be taking home a polished pewter gallery bowl or a sterling silver trophy like at the Westminster Best in Show.
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Through all of the intervening decades, he appeared at his customers' homes bearing a wooden box of pewter-topped bottles filled with authentic seltzer.
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The American Kennel Club awarded her a Lifetime Achievement Award three years ago with a silver bowl, but Westminster's coveted pewter bowl remains elusive.
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The building's surface was devised with similar economy of means, aesthetic and material, with vertical strips of windows alternating with patterned, pewter-colored aluminum panels.
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Today Monte Altissimo is half carved away, its jagged natural crags cut into an amphitheater of hulking Cubist bluffs, chalk-white and veined with pewter gray.
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Improbably, I found them at the pewter feet of a colossal hammer-handed laborer, standing vigil over a lonely parking pull-off beside the Russian highway.
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"My son Sam is crazy about Ingo Maurer," says Lou, proud if a little wry, pointing to the fabulous light fixtures hanging over the bespoke pewter bar.
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Her elaborate upswirl of pewter-toned hair makes her instantly recognizable, and she said she was getting accustomed to fame, which she finds both strange and exhilarating.
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Winning best in show at Madison Square Garden comes with no prize money, but it did get Rumor a polished pewter bowl from the Westminster Kennel Club.
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G.P. and Falchuk and I ate the clams with the grilled bread in a candlelit dining room with a fireplace off pewter dishes from Match, which I admired.
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To his 300 customers, Mr. Gomberg was adding Mr. Miller's 20013 customers and his crates of roughly 2,000 handblown bottles of thick, colorful glass with pewter siphon tops.
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With a firm eyeliner brush, dab a dark pewter shadow along your top lashline and lid; then, use a softer, rounder brush to pull the color along the crease.
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"In my youth head-shops were all about pewter dragons and goblins, rainbow-colored glass clowns and bongs, and it was kind of funny but not stylish," Adler explained.
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TERNE may be as common as pewter or brass out in the real world, but the word seems to be a crossword contrivance to me, if a necessary one.
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During the Apollo program, NASA even gave out little Zero Defects trophies—each one a cute pewter spaceman standing on the moon with the letters "ZD" emblazoned on his chest.
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Excluding the few early years of bronze statues and the World War II-era awards of painted plaster, the Oscars core was for decades the under-appreciated pewter-type alloy.
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On an afternoon in early spring, I talked to two painters from Ahern Contractors, in Woodside, New York, who told me that they were painting the bridge pewter-cup gray.
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The faceted exterior, shingled in white cedar and faded by wind and rain to the color of polished pewter, is built in a concave bend around a circular gravel driveway.
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With that same soft brush, top the pewter area with a burgundy-toned shadow, again dragging the color up above the crease and just beyond the outer corners of the eye.
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Where the desert sand moved to blue sky' she changed the metal of the frame from copper to pewter' so the color turned from orange to blue along with the painting.
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The coastal city has seen a whopping 170 increase in solo bookings over the past year, and travelers should definitely check out tourist-free markets like Mercado 23 and Pewter Mexicano.
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"We invested in every part of the restaurant, from the pewter-poured bar and the gorgeous chandeliers and leather banquettes to the bathroom," said Scott Steenrod, managing director at Constellation Culinary Group.
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I looked over to where Nola was sitting at the table still, admiring one of the pewter serving dishes she'd got for a steal at the third antique store on the left.
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The deal included an unlimited beverage package (any drink under $15, which meant basically anything that wasn't single-malt Scotch or came in a pewter cup) and a $50 nonrefundable onboard credit.
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A native of Dikanas in northern Sweden, he found some old wire-making tools and was inspired to design a simple machine for spinning pewter thread, an invention that revived the style.
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Now, he approaches one or two designers each year to create a product line based on a material (for instance: glass, leather, pewter, wool) or a concept that he usually has chosen.
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Watching it slice through a pewter pitcher like a high-powered laser is satisfying, but this is the last thing you'd want to use to cool down on a hot summer's day.[YouTube]
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The most noticeable difference between the original Sims device and the one you can find in gynecological offices today is that instead of pewter, modern specula are made of stainless steel or plastic.
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After the chanting, they stood up and filed one by one, each carrying his large pewter bowl, into the kitchen behind the parlor, where they collected their food and drink from the buffet.
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The enthusiasts also say pewter thread embroidery all but disappeared in the Sami region in the mid-1800s — probably because of pressure from the area's conservative Christian groups, which considered it too ornamental.
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Perched on a tabletop, Anne stares into a pewter plate as if it were a mirror, imagining herself to be a Princess Cordelia, talking to her servant Griselda about a new ball gown.
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Opting for the more expensive Beast Box for $166 gets you a couple of extra collectables including an art print, T-shirt, and a small pewter statue of John Romero's head on a spike.
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Authorities said that his whereabouts are currently unknown, though he is believed to be driving a 1998 Chevrolet pickup truck, possibly in a pewter or gold color, with North Carolina license plate BBM-9232.
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If all that's not enough, stick around for the end where he turns the squirt gun into a flamethrower, because what else are you going to do when you run out of pewter to melt?
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The original models, makers say, were leather bangles embroidered with braids of spun wire made from pewter, an alloy of tin that, at the time, was mixed with small amounts of lead or other metals.
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Police now say they now don't know where Rexford Keel is, but he may be operating a 1998 Chevy pick-up truck, possibly pewter or gold in color, with North Carolina license plates BBM-9232.
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Under a pewter sky, Kuchar and Spieth reached the 83th green with their approaches, then began walking toward grandstands filled mostly with British fans — who greeted the two Americans as if they were their own.
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Servers and cooks all wear flowing, boat-neck shirts in a shimmering pewter color that gives them a slight science-fiction look; they are the work of a Korean-born New York designer, Sungho Ahn.
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Kris chose something a little more covered up than her two daughters, looking classic and chic in an all black, form-fitting outfit paired with a pewter colored silk jacket, a choker and oversize dark shades.
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When the president made a working visit to the U.K. last summer, he brought a pewter horse for the Queen — though he failed to recognize the gift while touring some of the royal artwork on Monday.
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Served in an old-school pewter cup on a plank where bourbon and rum have been aged, Rousseau blends bourbon, vodka, caramel tea, corn flakes, saffron, and homemade cinnamon syrup, creating one of the house favorites.
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Inside you'll find neutral mattes like Sandstone, a cool grey beige, and Nutrelle, a pale pastel apricot, alongside more impactful (and seriously frosty) picks, like the coppery yellow gold Glam Gold and Luxury Cachet, a cool pewter.
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Also, Comicave Studios, which helped design the 1-ton statue, will be making a limited run of 750 12-inch bronze replicas, as well as 100 made-to-order 35-inch pewter ones, for fans to purchase.
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In summer, the forest keeps the journey of rainwater a secret, tucks it away under a tangle of green, just as it keeps hidden all the songbird nests that are so visible now against a pewter sky.
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The biggest change in her living space came in the paint color, as Seewald swapped their pale green walls for a much lighter color: Revere Pewter from Benjamin Moore, which she also used in her master bedroom redo.
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Having just watched the explosive Senate hearing on the sexual assault allegation against the Supreme Court nominee, Brett Kavanaugh, he arrived at the meet-and-greet house party, on grounds that overlook the pewter-gray Hudson River here.
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DUKE PHOTOGRAPHY And to keep with their white-and-pewter color scheme, the groom donned a grey-and-black Alba Designs tux, Lanvin shirt and tie, cuff links and lapel pin from Jason of Beverly Hills and Ferragamo kicks.
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He has tousled yellowed-pewter hair combed forward in a mature Noel Gallagher style and wore a baggy striped dress shirt that persisted in coming untucked, and oval eyeglasses that slid down to the tip of a prominent nose.
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However, even winning Best in Show isn't exactly akin to winning the lottery: At the National Dog Show, the top prize comes with a check for around $1,500; Westminster's reward, says the Times, is merely a commemorative pewter bowl.
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Its divers eagerly scoured the wreck, pulling up a gold ring belonging to the ship's captain, belt buckles, a cannon, a long-barreled pistol, two bottles of rum, scabbards, toothbrushes (sans bristles), a pewter spoon, and hundreds of other items.
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She then took him on a tour of the royal collection, where artifacts of significance to America -- including an 18th-century map of New York, old time photos of a golfer at St. Andrews and a pewter horse statuette -- were on display.
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Bündchen chose a pewter embroidered cutout gown by Stella McCartney with a very low back that only the biggest supermodel in the world could pull off, a look that her husband dubbed 'bootylicious' in a red carpet interview with André Leon Talley.
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I woke up with this sort of ad selling this chess kit—one of those Franklin Mint series commercials where it was like, 'We have these fine pewter Battle of Who Could Care Less chess kits with General Apathy versus Major Boredom.
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To celebrate the couple's little getaway, Lohan wore a pewter colored, strapless one-piece featuring a circular cutout right at the bust cinched with a bow, paired with a red pendant necklace, sheer black crochet pants and a pair of white jelly sandals.
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For example, the tortoiseshell, engraved brass and pewter marquetry were hallmarks of André-Charles Boulle, the king's cabinetmaker and sculptor, and the eight-day, spring-wound brass and steel movement most likely was the work of Isaac II Thuret, the royal clockmaker.
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"Sanders says what he means and he'll follow through with it," says Karon Finn, a 77-year-old retired business owner from Grimes, Iowa, who was wearing pewter earrings in the outline of Sanders' coif and glasses to the West Des Moines brunch.
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In Hudson Square, the Greenwich West condominium at 110 Charlton Street also aims to reflect "New York's golden age of design," according to the project's website, with an exterior of embossed and pewter-glazed brick, and curved corners inspired by Art Deco.
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That look established his character, Danny Ocean, as a gentleman crook — smart and suave and pewter-haired, stealing from the rich to give to himself and his friends because they'll just be so much better at spending money than the assholes they're taking it from.
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It cuts straight through a pewter pitcher like a laser; creates a pancake-like puddle when shot against glass (which satisfyingly peels off in one, giant piece); turns into a weird, granular texture when shot into water; and sadly, has no effect on a watermelon.
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Even in a world as primary colored as director Taika Waititi's Thor: Ragnarok, he stands out: dressed in gold and blue and red, hair coiffed so he resembles a pewter cockatiel, and adorned with electric blue eyeliner and a vertical line of matching lipstick.
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Just add it on to the other key rings he got you last year, and the year before that one (one: small pewter shark fin guitar; two: Leonardo from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, his head now separated from his body), and let that be that.
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Near the entrance, metal shelves taller than a man were laden with over one thousand jumbo jars of glitter samples arranged by formulation, color, and size: emerald hearts, pewter diamonds, and what appeared to be samples of the night sky collected from over the Atlantic Ocean.
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While taking a tour of royal artwork on Monday during the first day of his U.K. state visit, President Donald Trump did not remember that a pewter horse among the exhibits was actually a gift he and First Lady Melania Trump gave Queen Elizabeth during a trip last year.
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The book is also a reminder of how lovely Chatwin's language could be, how years of seeing had given him the power to describe in terms both startling and true: a ''pewter sun'' hangs low over the cold Black Hill, the rooks' ''wingtips glinting like flakes of ice.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads BOSTON — In 29, Henri Cartier-Bresson photographed Henri Matisse in his studio surrounded by curious objects: a pewter jug with a swirling design, a Samoan tapa, Chinese porcelain, Kuba cloths, seashells, a bird cage, and a 14th-century head carved from stone.
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Bram Kleppner, for instance, the CEO of one small Vermont business, Danforth Pewter, ran the numbers on the Sanders financing plan and found that it would save him between $50,000 and $100,000 a year, which would cover the cost of opening a new store, maybe even hiring a few new employees.
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Though it's still possible to buy heavy ceramic milk jugs and pewter tableware like those he depicted in the city's antiques shops, as well as the city's signature blue and white delftware tiles at the still-functioning Royal Delft pottery factory, it's more difficult to identify the true landmarks of Vermeer's life.
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Though he's played with metal plenty in the past — from pouring molten aluminum in a watermelon to dropping an iPhone in a homemade foundry filled with molten metal — for his new video he's created a combination of wholesomeness and danger even greater than that of lawn darts: a squirt gun that shoots molten pewter.
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Not only will you get a very good French meal here, you will also be served in one of the most beautiful dining rooms in Paris: a landmark 1906 vintage space in the gentrifying 10th Arrondissement, with an original pewter-clad mahogany bar by the famous Art Nouveau artist Louis Majorelle, and four stained-glass murals by Louis Trézel.
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When the doors opened, the women, both accountants at a private equity firm around the corner, were greeted by three double-height windows with delicate ironwork, a 24-foot pewter-cast bar with a glass inset holding curiosities from another era, and a mounted albino pheasant with its wings spread over a curated collection of spirits.
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Jones's intuitive understanding of how to combine the singular and the collective, the contemporary and the timeless, has been embodied in the presence of the model-handsome rapper and brand face ASAP Rocky, who attended Jones's debut last summer wearing a transparent top, thick silver-chain choker (designed by the Korean-American Yoon Ahn of Ambush, a Tokyo-based line, who is now Jones's in-house jewelry designer) and gorgeously tailored pewter-gray ensemble that was as elegant and relaxed as a set of made-to-measure pajamas.
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In essence, Sedley Duke had regretted his long animosity and left half of his rich estate to James, including his dwelling house north of Tremont Street, complete with six acres of garden land, a fruit orchard, twenty acres of fresh meadow, a twelve-stall stable, two carriages and six matched pair of horses, nearly two million acres of forest in Maine, a collection of Indian relics, a stuffed crocodile, eight silver platters, four and twenty pewter plates, a turtle-shell-hafted knife, a library of eighty-four books, two hogsheads of Portuguese vinho , eight barrels of rum, two waistcoats embroidered with bucolic scenes, five Turkish carpets, six warehouses of lumber, twenty-seven acres of salt marsh, part interests in several ships, potash manufactories, a shingle factory, Ohio timberlands, bank accounts and stocks.
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