Fans have voted the longtime Monopoly piece out of the game.
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"Someone stole a piece out of my locker," he said, panicky.
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But hey, at least you got a conversation piece out of it!
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Wear your favorite one-piece out at night with a dramatic skirt.
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And if you pull a piece out, you can make the thing tumble.
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"We took a piece out of (Romano) in the first inning," Counsell said.
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"All of them leaving took a piece out of the pie," Bowden said.
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To make this whole piece out of this twisting — compulsive twisting — seems appropriate.
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Mehdi Hasan has a great piece out at The Intercept looking at his views.
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WILLIAMS: There&aposs a -- there&aposs a piece out about Obama not being in play.
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Almost certainly you'll be that person guilted into taking the worst piece out of politeness.
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He gathers data, research and even bits of unfinished script to piece out the puzzle.
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It&aposs a delightful piece out of which I&aposll get a ton of use.
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Now his piece out today is entitled Uranium One, deal lead to some exports to Europe, memos show.
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SCHULTZ: WELL, TAKE THE LIBERAL PIECE OUT OF IT. LET'S TAKE A CENTRIST APPROACH ABOUT GETTING IDEOLOGY OUT.
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" Texas Instruments: "Nice piece out this morning saying you've got to get long Texas Instruments before the quarter.
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But you don't have to throw a piece out after every dreaded coffee, red wine, or Napoletana sauce incident.
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Also, when you're playing Jenga, you're supposed to pull the piece out, not nudge the entire structure with your head.
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There was a piece out last week about the amount of time you're spending in Washington talking to different lawmakers.
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Unlike the Avs season, I am at least kind enough to put this piece out of its misery before April.
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One of the most exciting new bands right now is a young four-piece out of Michigan called Greta Van Fleet.
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The artist creates a base and frame for each piece out of a combination of 3D-printed parts, woods, and metals.
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If there ever was a place to wear your Taco Bell sauce one-piece out and proud it would be this August.
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Editorial piece out today suggested that, you know, sort of liberals killed Roseanne and conservatives ruined football with all of this debate.
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Also Bayern New York has a stunning new piece out, new information that could open the government&aposs case against Michael Flynn.
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Then, he pulls the top section of hair up into a half-up ponytail, leaving a front piece out on each side.
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Others will take time, perhaps years, to piece out as we uncover which agency decisions were the result of dubious delegation choices.
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NY Mag's Rebecca Traister has a new piece out on why these allegations against movie mogul Harvey Weinstein took so long to come out.
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Zach Beauchamp has a long piece out today on the roots of right-wing populism and the ways in which the left can combat it.
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He was constantly reinventing himself until the very end—the last work that he did was making an art piece out of his own death.
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"This was going to be my first piece out of school," Adolphe told me, at her home, in the Silver Lake neighborhood of Los Angeles.
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WeWork has been spending heavily in marketing as it tries to fend off competition from numerous rivals trying to carve a piece out of its business.
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I want it to feel absolutely very considered — not a piece out of place — but I want you to walk away and talk about the play.
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Microsoft is just one of a number of companies and organizations looking to take a piece out of Google — some using the company's own open-source software.
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This means you can make something like a wild 3D dress out of metal or a car piece out of plastic with a few well-placed cuts.
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So I'm really not beholden to one specific medium, like I'll make a steel piece out of shock cord, and that sort of communicates a subatomic realm.
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I wondered how he got this piece out of prison because I knew from the books he had written that they would destroy his papers and art.
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When what you're doing is taking a blighted house, piece by piece, out of the city of Detroit, and putting it on display in Europe, it's not okay.
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Carl Andre made this piece out of zinc because he made all of his Minimalist work out of materials used in construction or industry — wood, steel, lead, copper, brick.
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The authority lent the piece out for the traveling show, which began at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago and also traveled to the Museum of Contemporary Art Los Angeles.
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CHRIS HUGHES: So, I have a piece out last week or just this week actually making the case for higher taxes in the "Democracy Journal" making the case for higher taxes.
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The team ultimately decided to construct the final piece out of high density foam, as it allows for the use of high precision CNC machines that can cut very exact shapes.
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CARL QUINTANILLA: Reuters has a piece out today, it says the White House considered kicking Huawei out of the banking system where they would be unable essentially to transact in dollars.
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Jane Mayer, the New Yorker's longtime star investigative reporter, has a fantastic new longform piece out detailing the extent to which the Fox News Channel has become propaganda television for the Trump administration.
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"Sometimes I think we know on some level the person we're going to be in our life, that if we pay attention, we can piece out that information," Gordon writes in her book.
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Although there are still Android tablets on sale today, the Xoom represented a dead end in development — an attempt to carve a piece out of a market Apple had essentially invented and soon dominated.
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From fine jewelry reserved for special occasions to fashion jewelry they can wear every day, there&aposs a perfect piece out there for everyone on your list, and we&aposre here to help you find it.
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"They took a piece out of my upper thigh and lower calf on my right leg, and after they gave me crutches because I couldn't walk or put weight on my leg — it was frightening," Pace said.
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WHICH IS TO SAY, ALL OF THE MONEY THAT'S FLOODED INTO THE ETF WORLD, TAKE THE JUST CAPITAL PIECE OUT, HOW DO YOU THINK THAT'S GOING TO IMPACT THINGS IF AND WHEN WE DO HAVE A DOWNTURN?
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Next week, Wildfang will be sending its "Wild Feminist" piece out to over 70 influencers and celebrities, including Sophia Bush, Kate Mara, and Ellen Page, which means a total feminist movement might just take social media by storm.
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For example, the frantic tuned percussion and unearthly choirs of "Windows" are so reminiscent of the iconic introductory theme from Akira that it fooled this writer into thinking the Safdies had licensed the piece out upon first watch.
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HANNITY: You know, there&aposs a "New York Times" piece out tonight, and the bottom line of it is, is Mueller is so desperate, he&aposs now looking into a March 20183 meeting with Trump and Sessions about him unrecusing himself.
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ESPN's Seth Wickersham has a piece out today that details a growing power struggle up in Foxborough between the New England Patriots' legendary head coach Bill Belichick and its legendary quarterback Tom Brady, with legendary sneaker-wearer Bob Kraft caught in the middle.
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Hollywood talent agencies and companies with roots in talent management are increasingly trying to carve a piece out of the $240-billion US advertising pie — something that I started wondering about after reporting on the unconventional ways P&G is trying to market to consumers.
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The company worked with the former Airbnb marketing exec Jonathan Mildenhall's new branding firm, TwentyFirstCenturyBrand, and also rolled out its first-ever brand campaign last summer as it sought to fend off competition from numerous rivals trying to carve a piece out of the coworking business.
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Hykes says this is a big deal because there has been a lot of demand from the community to spin this piece out and open source it, but because of the technical complexity, it's only been able to do it now through modularizing the various components in the platform.
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CAA, Endeavor, and UTA are charging into advertisingAs talent agencies try to carve a piece out of the $25 billion US advertising pie, their pitch is that, at the center of entertainment and creativity, they are not only more plugged in than Madison Avenue, but help drive popular culture.
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Heartswell finds Targo turning over the reins to the centerpiece of Yonder to a pal who records as Channelers, who stretches that 7 minute piece out over 20 minutes, turning the shimmery vocals (℅ the artist YlangYlang) into metallic mile-long streamers tangling together in this beautiful, breathtaking mess.
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He brought out a rapper I'd never heard of who in retrospect I'm pretty sure was Big Sean, played a song called "Drug Dealer Girl" that included the lyric "I'm sure that you're never ever gonna be a runway model / but you can make a bomb-ass piece out of a water bottle," and got booed by everyone in the crowd after like ten minutes.
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It has always felt strange to me that the book of essays accompanying The Hidden God: Film and Faith, a 2003 film series at the Museum of Modern Art, New York, featured only one piece (out of fifty) on a documentary: Manoel de Oliveira's 1963 docufiction Acto da Primavera — that is, unless the reader liberally registers the inclusion of two essays by experimentalists Stan Brakhage and Nathaniel Dorsky as 'close enough.
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Dean currently plays bass for Lightning Born, a four-piece out of Raleigh, North Carolina formed in 2016.
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Wilmie and Arnoud don't want to eat their piece, because they're vegetarians. Deborah spits her piece out. The challenge failed - no money is earned.
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Davies did not stop, and Bekker responded by biting a piece out of Davies' ear which caused a heavy bleed. Davies retired from first class rugby in 1952.
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Music Analysis 4, no. 3:259–63. in 1986, Heinz Holliger worked the piece out into Zwei Liszt-Transkriptionen for orchestra (together with Unstern!).Stefan Drees, Transkription versus Übermalung.
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The only situation in which a player may ignore his obligation to jump is when, on his previous move, he has jumped one of his pieces over an opponent's piece into his own castle, ending his turn there, and must, on his next turn, immediately move that piece out from his castle.
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When fused with the glassware, the valve bodies are made of glass. Otherwise, they can be made of an inert plastic such as Teflon. The plugs can be made of a similar plastic or glass. When the plug is made of glass, the handle and plug are fused together in one piece out of glass.
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Wizard's Chess is played with pieces and a board identical to Chess. The rules are also unchanged. The pieces are magically animated, and they violently attack each other when performing a capture, by knocking the captured piece out and dragging it off the board. The players order the pieces to move using algebraic chess notation.
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The larvae feed on Dichanthelium clandestinum. They mine the leaves of their host plant. The mine is an irregular longitudinal blotch mine with the frass ejected at one end. At maturity the larva cuts a circular piece out of the epidermis of its mine, which it bends lengthwise and uses for a cocoon exactly like the genus Cycloplasis.
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An absolute pin is one where the piece shielded by the pinned piece is the king. In this case it is illegal to move the pinned piece out of the line of attack, as that would place one's king in check (see diagram). A piece pinned in this way can still give check or defend another piece from capture by the king.
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The Dacheng Hall (, Great Perfection Hall) is the architectural center of the present day complex. The hall covers an area of and stands slightly less than tall. It is supported by 28 richly decorated pillars, each high and in diameter and carved in one piece out of local rock. The ten columns on the front side of the hall are decorated with coiled dragons.
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Bleckmann's multidisciplinary works include a commission by the Whitney Museum of American Art at Philip Morris to compose and create a music performance piece out of Kenneth Goldsmith's text Fidget, which Bleckmann scored for voice, piano, percussion, bass, video and three sewing machines. In real time, four seamstresses sewed a paper suit out of the hundreds of sheets of paper that were Bleckmann's libretto.
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Around Brazil was released in Germany by ACT Music on 26 May 2006. It was the fifth in their Piano Works series. The Penguin Guide to Jazz described it as "a quite extraordinary essay in modern pianism [...] he takes each piece out into areas of creative improvisation that no one else would have thought of". They also highlighted the extreme separation of bass and treble in the recording.
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About thirty seven knapping hammers were collected, thirty two of them were unbroken and weigh anywhere from a piece. Out of all the knapping stones only one was quartz and a preferred type of hammer—pieces of flattened ovoid shape were apparent in the discovery. Twelve pounding stones were collected, with maximum dimensions of and a mean of . Four anvils were collected, three being quartz and one on chert cobble.
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Geodesic domes may be constructed from concrete sections, or may be constructed of a lightweight foam with a layer of concrete applied over the top. The advantage of this method is that each section of the dome is small and easily handled. The layer of concrete applied to the outside bonds the dome into a semi-monolithic structure. Monolithic domes are cast in one piece out of reinforced concrete and date back to the 1960s.
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Sometimes a piece may be considered to be in a situational pin. A situational pin is not an absolute pin and the pinned piece can still legally be moved; however, moving the pinned piece out of the line of attack can result in some detriment to the player (e.g. checkmate, immediate loss of the game, occupation of a critical square by the opponent, etc.). Consider the diagrammed position, it is White's turn to move.
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The album cover artwork for Nemesis Divina, designed by Halvor Bodin and Stein Løken, has been considered fairly revolutionary by the standards of black metal at the time. The band commented, "The standard, back then, was dodgy amateur photos and miserable looking fonts". Decibel magazine commented that the cover "resembled more a piece out of Dave McKean's workshop than art Xeroxed at dad's office [...] Rich with color and symbolism, the high-end design broke seriously sacred ground".
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His sense of form and balance could be seen even in the junk he hung by the door of his studio. Jack's belief in original work was great. He once said, to one of his students, "If you don't pick the piece out of the fire with your bare hands, it ain't art." The meaning is art has to be on the ragged edge of your ability, both in style and craftsmanship or you aren't doing art.
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If the opponent deals with the discovered attack (obligatory if it is a check), the attacking player will have time to return the moving piece out of harm's way. This scenario is often referred to as a discovered attack (or check) with capture. When the moving piece moves to a square from which it threatens to inflict checkmate on the next move, the tactic is called a discovered attack with mate threat. A discovered checkmate itself is also possible.
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"One must admire Saint-Saëns's skill in making a long and effective piece out of unpromising material [...] how much better Chabrier captures, right from the start, the spirit of the festive joust with music which rattles jovially between the hands", Johnson comments. Chabrier regularly sang this song at the Marquise de Ricard's Parnassian salon. It evokes the galop of a horse and plays on ambivalence between modal and tonal harmony, creating new and strange effects.Delage, Roger.
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Ndave's first audition was in 2004 under the supervision of Mr. Perfect, who cajoled him and told him he had no future in the movie scene. The next day he went back to the audition ground and took a piece out of their script. He used the script to modify and story in his head and wrote a 4-page script. He took the script to St. Paul Catholic Church, Delta State University and went for an outing with the drama team.
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They ignored his threats to disband the group, and continued their relationship. Quintanilla Jr. fired Pérez from the band, forbidding Selena to go with him. They later eloped, and Selena's father accepted the relationship and he grew to love and accept Chris as his son-in-law. Pérez was asked to collaborate on several of Selena's songs with A.B. and other members of the band, using his guitar to piece out melodies and incorporating a number of musical genres into their songs.
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As the diner's television, radio and telephone fail, the elderly Gladys enters the diner and becomes abnormally hostile before biting a piece out of Howard's neck, whereupon Kyle shoots her. The attempt to transport Howard to the hospital is thwarted by a gigantic swarm of flies that surrounds the diner and isolates its patrons from the outside world. Michael arrives and arms the patrons as the entire sky turns black. Hundreds of cars approach, filled with possessed people who begin to attack the diner.
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Milhaud visited the United States in 1922, and composed this piece in 1923 while in New York City. While there, he heard live jazz and its influence is evident in this piece and his following works, including the 1923 ballet, La création du monde. Little Symphony No. 6 was published in 1929 by Universal, separate from the previous five, which were published by Universal in 1922 and were reprinted by Dover in 2001. It is also the only piece out of the six with no subtitle attached.
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In this position, the dog clutch is prevented from engaging. Once the speeds are synchronized, friction on the blocker ring is relieved and the blocker ring twists slightly, bringing into alignment certain grooves or notches that allow the dog clutch to fall into the engagement. Common metals for synchronizer rings are brass and steel, and are produced either by forging or sheet metal shaping. The latter involves the stamping the piece out of a sheet metal strip and then machining to obtain the exact shape required.
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In June 1934, he defended his World and European titles against Angelmann, for the third time, this time, after his previous two wins drawing on points. Brown was sentenced to four months imprisonment with hard labour in August 1934 after being convicted of assault by occasioning bodily harm for biting a piece out of the ear of Louis Tarchman in a Manchester street after Tarchman had called him a "cheese champion". In 1935, Brown was stripped of his European title for not giving Angelmann a return bout.
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Irvine Kerlan, M.D. was a Minnesota native who earned his medical degree through the University of Minnesota. Throughout a successful medical career, which included working for the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), and lecturing throughout the United States he also collected children's books, artwork and manuscripts. His collection was so well respected that he loaned many of his piece out to libraries and museums both within the United States and abroad. As his collecting hobby advanced, he began writing to authors and illustrators requesting meetings.
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The composition date of the work is unknown. Scholars look to the text to piece out clues as to its origin, but find that even this is ambiguous at best. One possible way to date the work is its mention of the offspring of Polyclitus, a well known Greek sculptor. In the Dissoi Logoi (section 6.8) it states that Polyclitus taught his son (singular) virtue or ἀρετή. Yet in Protagoras' 328c, the usually attentive Plato claims Polyclitus to have in fact two sons, not just one.
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On October 3, 1852, the new Cathedral was dedicated to the Blessed Virgin Mary under the title of the Cathedral of the Assumption. The new Cathedral was almost an identical but larger replica of its predecessor, St. Louis Church. The new Cathedral was built around St. Louis Church which, when the cathedral was completed, was disassembled and carried piece by piece out the front doors. The Diocese of Louisville was elevated in 1937 to become the Archdiocese of Louisville and the metropolitan province for all the dioceses in Kentucky and Tennessee.
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Many steps were taken to get the end results. The process in which he took resulted in the use of a camera crew of 32, six high-speed cameras that took 2,000 frames per second, an explosion technician, dynamite, one rock, picking up of 7,000 pieces, recreating each piece out of stainless steel, rearranging them in the pattern in which they landed, and the amount of time it took to reassemble "his universe". The cost exceeded $63,000; that alone was the price to rent cameras for the project. However, Louis Vuitton supported the project.
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The wall falls and the spell is broken. Forgetville returns to being the town of Goldendale, as it was before. Ozma arrives with breakfast; together, the characters piece out the story of how Goldendale lost its memory, a tale that involves Jo Jemkiph, the witch Amnesia, and the Love Magnet (from The Road to Oz). Ozma uses the Magic Belt to bring the former Amnesia, now Amy, from Butterfield, Kansas, where the Shaggy Man knew her and stole the Love Magnet from her (closing a story loop with Baum's original books).
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Slam is a novel written by British author Nick Hornby, published in 2007. The book's main theme is teenage pregnancy and it is written from the perspective of a teenager, Sam. The book has a Fantasy element: The protagonist repeatedly has prophetic dreams in which he is projected months or years forward into his future, finding himself in a radically different life situation and having to piece out how his life has changed (or is going to change) - without letting the people around his future self notice his ignorance.
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In 1897, he published his first novel, Liza of Lambeth, a tale of working-class adultery and its consequences. It drew its details from Maugham's experiences as a medical student doing midwifery work in Lambeth, a South London slum. Maugham wrote near the opening of the novel: "... it is impossible always to give the exact unexpurgated words of Liza and the other personages of the story; the reader is therefore entreated with his thoughts to piece out the necessary imperfections of the dialogue."Maugham, Liza of Lambeth (Rockville, MD: Serenity Publishers, 2008), p. 10.
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He had a tummy ache the whole time (which is why he did not want to eat his breakfast that morning) and now the Man and the doctor finally noticed it when they took him to the x-ray. The doctor says that he at least knows it is clear exactly what is wrong with George. He then explains that since that is what is wrong with George, a small operation is needed to remove it. He reveals out that a tube is needed to take the puzzle piece out of George's stomach.
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Throughout the 1990s, Human Chain would be the band Bates most frequently played and toured with. In 1993, Human Chain were the central performers on Bates’s second album Summer Fruits (And Unrest), playing four tracks as themselves and the remaining seven as the core of Delightful Precipice. Also in 1993, Human Chain became involved in the innovative music-theatre piece 'Out There', conceived and directed by Campbell Graham and written by Simon Black with music by Bates. 'Out There' toured on various dates between 1993 and 1995, performing at The Place, Riverside Studios, Manchester Royal Exchange, Tron Theatre, Glasgow International Jazz Festival.
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The Elizabethan stage lacked scenery. It begins with a Prologue, in which the Chorus (a lone speaker addressing the audience) apologizes for the limitations of the theatre, wishing there were "a Muse of fire", with real princes and a kingdom for a stage, to do justice to King Henry's story. Then, says the Chorus, King Henry would "[a]ssume the port [bearing] of Mars". The Chorus encourages the audience to use their "imaginary forces" to overcome the limitations of the stage: "Piece out our imperfections with your thoughts ... turning the accomplishment of many years / Into an hour-glass".
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Jul i främmande hamn is a Christmas song written by Sven Rüno, and recorded by Johnny Bode for Sonora, released in November 1938 as the B-side of "Den sista julresan" and by Erik Källqvist, released as an A-side for Columbia in December the same year. The song has also been recorded by Yngve Stoor, released on his 1957 EP White Christmas. Lyrical, the song depicts a group of sailors from Sweden celebrating Christmas in a seaport town named Rio Grande, in an unnamed country. The song also includes a piece out of Alice Tegnér's song Kring julgranen.
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Pinning can also be used in combination with other tactics. For example, a piece can be pinned to prevent it from moving to attack, or a defending piece can be pinned as part of tactic undermining an opponent's defense. A pinned piece can usually no longer be counted on as a defender of another friendly piece (that is out of the pinning line of attack) or as an attacker of an opposing piece (out of the pinning line). However, a pinned piece can still check the opposing king - and therefore still can defend friendly pieces against captures made by the enemy king.
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Simpson is successful in creating a powerful piece out of Stereo Styles from the seriousness of the black and white to the undertone of sarcasm in the descriptive words written in the center. Through her layout and representation of the young woman in the ten photos, the principles of cosmetic advertising of the 1980s can be used as a reference of influence. Similar to lipstick layouts, where the names of the specific colors of lipstick are written under each individual tube. By using the advertisement format her piece transforms simple hairstyles into individual personalities through the use of photography and descriptive words.
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Jeff goes to Annabella's friend's birthday party, and a drunk tries hitting on Annabella. Jeff rips a piece out of the neck of the drunk and then chases his girlfriend back to her apartment and bites her, transforming her into a werewolf too. Annabella had given him a silver pen when he first started as an intern at the Wolfe Brothers firm, and he goes back to the headquarters and he tries to quit, but his mentor, Dyson Keller, refuses to let him go. Jeff leaves anyway, but the werewolves led by Vince, go to Annabelle's apartment and seize her.
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Minigame types include 4-player free-for-alls, teams of 2, 1 against 3, "battle" (in which players compete for a communal jackpot), and "boss" (in which the player fights 1 of 5 bosses). In "Puzzle Mode", the player plays puzzle games from previous installments of the Mario Party series: "Mario's Puzzle Party" from Mario Party 3, "Bob-omb Breakers" from Mario Party 4, "Piece Out" from Mario Party 5, "Block Star" from Mario Party 6, and "Stick and Spin" from Mario Party 7. There is also "Triangle Twisters", a new game in which the player twist triangles to create a given shape. This game is unlocked after completing story mode.
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A player who has jumped one of his pieces over an opponent's piece into his own castle, and in so doing was unable to continue the jumping out of his own castle as part of that same move, must, on his next turn to move, immediately move that piece out from his own castle, with no exception. A player moving one of his pieces out from his own castle must jump out, if possible, instead of plain-moving or cantering out. If a player has the opportunity to jump out from his own castle, he may, if he can, satisfy the obligation to capture by means of moving out with a Knight's Charge instead.
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Saw, like its film predecessors, is set in the fictional Saw universe in an unnamed urban American city. The overlying storyline follows that of a man named John Kramer. According to the backstory in the film Saw IV, John encountered a series of events, including the loss of his unborn child, his diagnosis of an inoperable frontal lobe tumor, his divorce from his wife, and a suicide attempt that caused him to begin testing other people's will to live. These tests, which ironically killed many of his victims, and the fact that he symbolically carved a puzzle piece out of the flesh of his victims, soon earned him the alias "The Jigsaw Killer" from newspaper reporter Oswald McGullicuty.
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In 1952-53 he again returned to Europe and went to China in 1954. Between 1961 and 1974 Sérgio de Camargo remained in Paris, where he became a member of the Groupe de Recherche d’Art Visuel (GRAV) in 1963. During that period he concentrated on structuring monochrome white surfaces some in "Polyhedral Volumes of Mutable Readings" using parallelepiped shapes and others with cylindrical wooden reliefs, in both cases proposing the play of lights and shadows alternating between order and chaos, fullness and emptiness. As retold by Guy Brett, a curator and friend: “Cutting an apple to eat it, he sliced off nearly half and then made another cut at a different angle to take a piece out.
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The silver "Hoxne Tigress"the broken-off handle from an unknown objectis the best known single piece out of some 15,000 in the hoard. A Coroner's inquest was held at Lowestoft on 3 September 1993, and the hoard was declared a treasure trove, meaning that it was deemed to have been hidden with the intention of being recovered at a later date. Under English common law, anything declared as such belongs to the Crown if no one claims title to it. However, the customary practice at the time was to reward anyone who found and promptly reported a treasure trove with money equivalent to its market value, the money being provided by the national institution that wished to acquire the treasure.
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Special-order jewelry is the making of one of a kind items and is not too different from model making. The Main difference between the two is that the special-order piece is made in precious materials, while often a model is not, and the need for exacting precision is nowhere near as high as in model making. Generally the special order jeweler takes a design, either their own or a customer's, and turns it into a piece of finished jewelry from start to finish. This process, like model making, can be fairly simple Wax Carving to be cast into metal, or it can involve very complex fabrication skills building the piece out of the actual metal using a wide variety of skills and tools.
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In 1981, Walsh next formed a four-piece Out of Nowhere (Walsh, guitar/vocals, Gary Warner, soprano saxophone, Tony Forde, clarinet and Graeme Hutchinson, drums) and recorded The Arrangements a cassette-only release with Pink and Blue, a duet of artists Jenny Watson and John Nixon, then curator of the Institute of Modern Art. After a string of shows around Brisbane during their first year, the band relocated to Sydney in 1982, adding Joe Borkowski on bass and Jeffrey Wegener of the Laughing Clowns replacing Hutchinson on drums. This incarnation of the band recorded Out of Nowhere's first and only single for Ed Kuepper's Prince Melon label "No Resistance"/"Remember, Remember". In early 1982, Walsh moved to New York City following an invitation from future Go-Between, Robert Vickers, to join The Colors as guitarist.
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In 1934, Churchill already had a number of newspaper and magazine writing commitments – Collier's, the News of the World, the Daily Mail – to which was added a regular column in the Sunday Dispatch.David Lough, No More Champagne: Churchill and his Money (London: Head of Zeus, 2015) The editor of the newspaper, William Blackwood, wanted rights to Churchill's older material, which would be reworked by one of the Dispatch journalists, Adam Marshall Diston. Churchill was to produce one new piece out of every four published by the paper. Later in the year, due to increased demands on him, Churchill asked William Blackwood to prepare an outline for his next column, to which Blackwood responded with a complete article, ghostwritten by Diston, which went to print without the need for changes.
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The Cleveland statue was in the Coventry section of Cleveland Heights; it was taken down within an hour. The New York statue, in Union Square, was removed early that afternoon; the New York City Parks Department made a statement that it "stands firmly against any unpermitted erection in city parks, no matter how small". A bystander bit a piece out of the hair of the San Francisco statue, which was in the Castro District; it was removed early the next day, at a cost of about $4,000 because of damage to the sidewalk. The Seattle statue, which was in Capitol Hill, was claimed by a vintage store, No Parking on Pike, and the Los Angeles statue, on Hollywood Boulevard, by a local art gallery, Wacko, both before authorities could remove them.
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Sullivan, p. 245 He later wrote in his diary, "heartbreaking to have to try to make a musical piece out of such badly constructed (for music) mess of involved sentences".Sullivan, p, 246 The musical analyst William Parry describes the libretto as "a verbose mess ... suffused with a fussy air of arch medievalism".Parry (2009), p. 31 At its premiere, on 28 May 1898, the piece ran for four hours, and Pinero and Carr had to accept some drastic cuts to their words, which also meant sacrificing some of Sullivan's best music.Parry 2013, p. 24 The reviews for the music ranged from polite to enthusiastic; for the libretto they ranged from polite to damning. Max Beerbohm, who had succeeded Shaw as theatre critic of The Saturday Review and who was to become a persistent irritant to Pinero, was particularly waspish.
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The duck nearly bit a piece > out of his chest and Whitebeard flung it from him with a roar of pain. By now the Detective of the title has appeared: an elegant and astute fox called A. B. Fox, who proves worthy of his hire (five shillings a day) as the Badfort Crowd, sniffing treasure from afar, are constantly on the prowl. After many adventures, Uncle eventually tracks down the treasure, an unimaginably vast block of softly glowing gold (or dlog, as they code-name it), beats off a final attack from the Badfort Crowd, and enjoys the acclaim of the grateful inhabitants of Homeward when he decides to distribute the gold for the common good. But the celebrations are interrupted briefly with a reminder that the Badfort Crowd, though defeated, are far from down and out.
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On entering the venue, audience members were given a programmeTour Programme – An extract from the Saga of Doremi Fasol Latido (reproduced on the 1996 remaster CD) featuring a short sci-fi story by Bubbles setting the band in a Starfarers scenario returning to Earth. The original release featured edits and overdubs, the sleeve notes explaining that "We had to cut a piece out of Brainstorm and Time We Left because they were too long", but the 1985 Space Ritual Volume 2 album contains the full unedited versions. A previously unheard edited version of "You Shouldn't Do That" (segued with an unlisted "Seeing It As You Really Are") from this concert was included on the 1976 Roadhawks compilation album, then subsequently included as a bonus track on the 1996 remaster CD. The full unedited version of the track can be found on the Hawkwind Anthology album.
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It finally announced: > "... the preponderance of opinion seems to be against any breech-loading > systems for the larger guns" It was considered that with a maximum gunpowder propellant charge of only 12 pounds (soon reduced to 11 lb for the 82 cwt gun and 10 lb for the 72 cwt gun) the gun was incapable of a high enough muzzle velocity to penetrate the armour of enemy ships: > "These guns can only be fired with comparatively small charges, and > therefore their projectiles would do no injury to ironclad vessels, but > their shells would no doubt be most destructive to wooden ships." : the > sarcastic comment of Lieutenant-Colonel C H Owen, Royal Artillery, > reflecting the establishment opinion in 1873.Owen, 1873, page 52 Critics also considered that the manual labour needed to raise the heavy (136 lb) vent piece out of the breech before reloading was an unnecessary combat impediment.
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