Major shifts followed: White border postcards were introduced, to save expensive ink; linen postcards and photochrome color postcards, or "chromes," came along around the 1940s.
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I've started buying postcards from wherever I go and then making collages from the postcards.
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Other coming exhibitions include "The Jewish Ghetto in Postcards: From Eastern Europe to the Lower East Side," featuring postcards from the Blavatnik Archive, and postcards of Eastern European synagogues from a private collector.
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Less magical.) T. also makes me buy more postcards for the "drunk postcards" we're "definitely" doing tonight ($3.24).
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A Year of Postcards During the wedding, the couple asked the guests to write messages to them on vintage postcards they provided.
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"When I talked to him about writing postcards and sharing pictures of the postcards so other kids see them and write postcards too, he told me that he felt happy that he could do something that might help," she said.
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For Paranormal Postcards (2001–ongoing), which now totals 353 pieces, Katchadourian alters postcards by stitching together various elements in each one with red thread.
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Cards labeled "Real Photo Postcards" are set apart from commercially printed postcards and are actual photographs printed on photographic paper with a preprinted postcard back.
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I buy some small postcards to send home to my mom, my grandma and my sister; stamps; a magnet; and some larger postcards that I'll frame and hang.
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My sister and I are starting a "Postcards from Strangers" Instagram account and I don't want to put my real address on the postcards, so P.O. box it is.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - You have seen the postcards.
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Perched on Staten Island's North Shore, Postcards, dedicated to the 29 Staten Islanders who died on September 211, features two fiberglass structures representing folded postcards, presumably being sent to lost loved ones.
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Perched on Staten Island's North Shore, Postcards, dedicated to the 275 Staten Islanders who died on September 11, features two fiberglass structures representing folded postcards, presumably being sent to lost loved ones.
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Why did you produce it as a series of postcards?
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Imagine an AI that was tasked with efficiently manufacturing postcards.
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We fancy some of them are love letters and postcards.
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Visitors can respond by writing their own observations on postcards.
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There were also plenty of beautiful postcards depicting Volterra landmarks.
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You can feel you're flipping through boxes of vintage postcards.
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We had assumed that they were postcards from the fringe.
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Not to mention postcards of lakes and seas on Titan.
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It also has a side pocket for postcards or receipts.
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I spent $210 on a small stack of old postcards.
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The elections office sent postcards informing voters of the error.
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" The piece was designed for the British Red Cross's Postcards for Syria project, which enlisted artists, celebrities, and schoolchildren from Syria and the UK to make postcards illustrating themes of "hope, humanity, and home.
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To this day, it is widely reproduced on postcards and calendars.
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He wrote postcards that he never sent—no money for stamps.
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Magnets, postcards, plates and flags of all sizes are for sale.
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I've driven across Canada before, but I only saw the postcards.
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Postcards reading "We know where you live" appeared in fans' mailboxes.
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Those postcards are then going to be returned to the kids.
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You can create your own or download pre-made postcards here.
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I still don't think I've made it through all the postcards!
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I ended up buying all the postcards on an auction site.
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We have to stress though, that these postcards had blank backs.
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Sometimes she'd refer to postcards she'd collected to jog her memory.
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Erika's postcards are being published daily on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.
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It appeared on postcards well before it became a tourist destination.
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I didn't expect the beautiful Basra I'd seen on 1970s postcards.
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The exhibition features 1,920 postcards on sale for £55 (~$20163) each.
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They need to see wildlife in real life, not in postcards.
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Nevertheless, I persist in engaging him in conversation about my postcards.
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In her native Germany, her works adorn postcards, magnets, and posters.
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It spearheaded a campaign of letters, petitions and postcards urging Gov.
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But postcards weren't documentary in the strict sense of the term.
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They're the stuff of postcards: breathtaking, dramatic, and awash with vibrant color.
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Postcards from San Francisco: homeless (and pregnant?), sleeping on Market Street. pic.twitter.
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Postcards for Syria are up for auction on eBay through March 20.
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According to the book Mexican Postcards, that's all we know for sure.
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Postcards depicting the cheese items on Café Rouge's menu were pegged up.
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Below, I've collected some of my favorite postcards from Oppy's great adventure.
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Like a collage of postcards, this tape is both intimate and surreal.
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She had Matisse postcards around the sink where she did the dishes.
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These are Matryoshka dolls of composition: the postcards become paintings within paintings.
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"Chaplet" and "Joy," poetic in their efficiency, would be postcards, exactingly handwritten.
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She thinks that the postcards can serve as a great parenting opportunity.
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It has statues of a local character on which postcards are based.
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Vintage postcards from the last century and a half showcase this evolution.
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Hundreds of volunteers are knocking on doors, mailing postcards and making calls.
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Many of the racist postcards were a form of propaganda, she said.
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Some carried postcards that could be brought to Macy's for a prize.
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Instead of throwing the remote at the TV, we would write postcards.
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Prices for invitations, which includes response postcards, start at 99 cents each.
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Seeing the postcards together, the memories come flooding back all at once.
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We see fragments of maps, envelopes and graph paper, postcards and stamps.
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The staff gave out postcards with messages seeking an end to violence.
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" Fisher on Postcards from the Edge: "I was very unhappy back then.
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By noon, she was already checking Amazon for prices on bulk postcards.
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I was starting to collect postcards and black collectibles from flea markets.
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We've seen it in videos, and billboards, and postcards and [from] politicians.
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Judge Robinson wrote in the ruling on Wednesday that those voters should have received postcards with information telling them of their polling place and their registration status, but Mr. Kobach did not ensure that the postcards were sent.
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Mostly, Hampton handles Coachella postcards that attendees send to their family and friends.
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I eat an oatmeal raisin cookie from Insomnia Cookies as I write postcards.
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"It's like if the mailman only delivered postcards instead of envelopes," Cappos said.
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You can use the new app to send postcards to friends, as well.
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Like Smith, the Postcards crew arrived in a Rust Belt city as outsiders.
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However, postcards can be expedited and will also get the same point across.
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Hadid began sending her postcards and calling her from ports around the world.
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For your enjoyment, here are some more postcards from that deep-ocean buffet.
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Indeed, despite the pine trees and presents, these are actually New Year's postcards.
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It seems those postcards were available in other places besides the death camp.
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Moses used postcards as well, though often in a more hands-on way.
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Ms. Brown will be the first to admit that her postcards are partisan.
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"We keep ourselves sane with this," Ms. Mather said of all the postcards.
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Members of the public are permitted to buy up to four postcards each.
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T he Women's March estimates that its participants sent 250,000 postcards to senators.
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The Pratt exhibition includes 215 collages, all done on postcards and dated 214.
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White people photographed themselves at the lynchings and made postcards of the mayhem.
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Zhang doesn't do commissions, but she sold postcards and prints of her work.
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These postcards were gathering in a drawer when I had a great idea.
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After the kids went away to college, I sent them the postcards periodically.
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Rather, he was inspired by retro large-letter postcards popularized in the 1940s.
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Her mother disappeared over a year before, and the postcards have stopped coming.
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He sold a bit of everything; groceries and candles, postcards, shoes and oranges.
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The room, festooned with photographs and postcards, was a jungle of tangled wires.
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Current members specialize in postcards of Eskimos; Broadway theaters; kilts; old Baku, Azerbaijan.
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In 2014, information designers Giorgia Lupi and Stefanie Posavec began sending each other postcards.
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You used postcards featuring men dressed as women as primary sources in your research.
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Kensuke Koike had a show of mesmerizing cut out postcards and other manipulated ephemera.
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True bookstore celebs that they are, postcards with their photos are available for sale.
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My sister's been sending me postcards from here for the last, like, five years.
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But opponents of the lewd postcards said education was just as important as legislation.
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Image: Démodé postcards//Démodé postcardsThe modernist flying saucer of Council Plaza, St. Louis, 22012.
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If postcards were returned as undeliverable, Lawson's office would send a second, forwardable postcard.
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Given many visitors are familiar with her often-reproduced work in postcards, posters, etc.
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We've collected almost 200,000 postcards and petition signatures, and delivered them to legislative leaders.
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His photos have become so iconic that he has created books, postcards, and calendars.
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PebblePost is betting that there's a big marketing opportunity in printed postcards and catalogs.
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Cheap to produce and designed for dissemination, postcards are a convenient form of propaganda.
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It was the first thing that hit me—the enormous impropriety of the postcards.
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Tributes in the shape of postcards and stuffed animals were left along the boulevard.
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It also sold small items like pencils, pipes, and postcards through mail-order catalogs.
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I paid for postcards, Carol Corps membership cards & dogtags out of my own pocket.
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Aguilera said she bought some postcards and a patch to put on her backpack.
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If you went to a five-and-dime, you could buy postcards of lynchings.
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He sent postcards to all 17 Beasleys in the Abilene phone book; none answered.
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His last purchase was for $5 (two postcards featuring the Henry J economy car).
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People who sell postcards don't make much money, but they also rarely get subpoenaed.
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There are newspaper engravings, ephemera, illustrated journals, books, postcards and even vintage musical instruments.
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Printed postcards had become a hot commodity, and Hall had a talent for sales.
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ER: When I stopped using images from the postcards, I started reading the notes.
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Basically every two weeks I set myself the task of typing "Oświęcim"—Polish for Auschwitz—into the postcards section of that auction site, searching through and only buying the postcards marked as "circulated"—those that had been written on, postmarked and sent.
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Friendship Maintenance: 30 Postcards to Say How Much You Freaking Care, $11.18, available at Walmart and AmazonI've had this set of postcards for about two years now, and it's an automatic day-maker for birthdays, long-distance friendships, or just spontaneously saying hi.
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POSTCARDS FROM LONDON After more than 20 years away, the New Queer Cinema director Steve McLean ("Postcards From America") returns to moviemaking with this film starring Harris Dickinson ("Beach Rats") as a young man who falls in with a group of London escorts.
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Its advice was slapped on postcards and offered as one of Thomas Edison's earliest recordings.
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So I figured globes and postcards and calendars are what works for us for now.
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In the late 1800s, postcards of nicely dressed ladies eating bananas were distributed all over.
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Download postcards and social posts here: By downloading, you agree to these Terms and Conditions.
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They also left postcards which call Vladimir Putin the 45th President of The United States.
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See for yourself if you can imagine any famous Miyazaki characters in the postcards below.
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Artist and food writer Casey Barber recently released these digitally printed watercolor postcards on Etsy.
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As the movie stands, he just gets some postcards in the mail for no reason.
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Have you ever contacted any of the senders and addressees from the death camp postcards?
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The Golden Gate Bridge opened in 1937 and was quickly featured on the city's postcards.
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I write postcards, listen to a podcast episode, and fall asleep around 10:00 p.m.
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I do a quick loop around the town and drop my postcards in the mailbox.
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G. and I find a table at a café in the village to write postcards.
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She sent me postcards from exotic places like Hong Kong, Kiev, Montenegro and Bora Bora.
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The exhibits include vintage films, postcards, paintings and photographs (by David McCabe, Christopher Makosand others).
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I bought two or three postcards, as had a friend who had come with me.
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They were advertised in newspapers, and postcards were sold, souvenirs were made from victims' remains.
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They were advertised in newspapers, and postcards were sold, souvenirs were made from victims' remains.
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Many companies are selling the postcards at cost or donating a portion of the proceeds.
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Hunting for postcards in 503, he snapped up the complete contents of a collectibles store.
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T. is also set on sending "drunk postcards" so I get some with stamps. ($33).
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Sparc has held vigils, distributed postcards and set up a Facebook page to locate people.
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Here's a list to get you started: Postcards from the Edge (193): Fisher's first novel tells the semi-autobiographical story of a film actress working her way through rehabilitation for drug addiction by writing in a journal and sending postcards to her loved ones.
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I wanted the space behind her bed to be more than just posters, prints, and postcards.
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Most of them are handwritten -- on pages ripped out of notebooks, work stationary and handmade postcards.
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Chicago's Newberry Library has acquired and digitized the nation's largest trove of postcards and related materials.
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During this time, she says, the most important things she received were postcards from her children.
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Sincerely's Postagram once allowed you to send out free, ad-supported postcards that include a photo.
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"We compromised by sending ourselves postcards and keeping them in a small album in our bookshelf."
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Previously, Fujifilm only sold rectangular Instax film, with sizes ranging from small postcards to business cards.
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Torres alluded to the Austin bombings in postcards mailed to Beaumont police, according to the affidavit.
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If the postcards bounce back twice, voters are listed as "inactive," according to state election rules.
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You could print out the entire account page and turn it into a set of postcards.
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Carter-Johnson also uses the postcards she receives from around the world to teach Iris geography.
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Her books included "Postcards from the Edge," a satirical account of her struggles against bipolar disorder.
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The emails and postcards were among other documents obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request.
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"WALL-E sent some great postcards from Mars!" said Cody Colley of JPL, MarCO's mission manager.
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The postcards—especially the international cards—are clearly tailored to an American or Western travel audience.
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These sites can be used to research people and find old friends to send them postcards.
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Her husband painted them based on postcards showing the city that they collected together in America.
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They're perfect for sending to friends as postcards (believe it or not people still do this).
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After creating an archive of postcards, I then had to figure out how to order them.
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They were called "uncovers": undivided back postcards with more room for writing than an average postcard.
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Even though I'd been collecting Auschwitz postcards for a couple of years, I was still shocked.
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They're postcards from the guy with the guitar at the youth hostel who never stopped traveling.
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When I went to mail postcards, I found that Ireland's one-euro stamp bears his image.
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Matuschka began making posters and postcards featuring her self-portrait and handing them out at rallies.
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From postcards to Instagram, Shore's images continually compel us to consider the ways photographs construct meaning.
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Some personal artifacts — a briefcase, postcards sent back home, a set of pens — are on display.
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He used to scour the internet for elections where he thought the postcards would be helpful.
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So she gave them away for use in newspapers and calendars, and on posters and postcards.
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SALO AIZENBERGWEST HARRISON, N.Y. The writer is the author of "Hatemail: Anti-Semitism on Picture Postcards."
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When Braun was 8 years old, he had a nonagenarian neighbor who had collected 120,000 postcards.
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"All I had were these pictures and newspaper clippings and sheet music and postcards," Morrison said.
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Alexey Wangenheim's postcards — beautiful miniatures of eclipses and the polar lights — were made in Stalin's Gulag.
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She marked up the postcards, occasionally giving the women different backgrounds or covering up their bodies.
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He was swiftly avenged with a Scientology subscription and an influx of cringeworthy postcards, Rober said.
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"Postcards are like a time machine into the past," said Ms. Stern, the collector of superlatives.
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This stall selling old postcards represents one of the few ways to access images of colonial Algeria.
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You can see more of Maurer's photographs, coupled with the postcards that inspired them, over at DCist.
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Postcards, delightful as they are to receive, take a lot of time and effort for the sender.
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We visited the post office, and wrote postcards that would be sent to our friends and family.
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On tables within the gallery, voter registration forms are clipped to postcards bearing Trevor Paglen's Vote War.
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Price: $32.90 shopfives has a devoted section of Marvel art, available in pins, postcards, and larger prints.
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The spirit of Postcards from America has always been more curious than opinionated, more playful than political.
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Postcards with a picture of whistleblower Edward Snowden lying on a table at the Symposium 'Datenspuren 2016.
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As you know, Streep played Carrie in "Postcards from the Edge" and was very close to Debbie.
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Pink postcards (reminiscent of a pink slip) are a popular choice to mail, but anything will do.
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Mr Wasilewski, who turns 36 this year, says he was haunted by mental postcards of that time.
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Recently, the yacht maker sent 300 postcards to former employees, inviting them to come back part time.
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In these delightfully wacky vintage Soviet postcards, holiday tradition meets the vibrant schlockiness of '70s sci-fi.
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I know that in 1943, prisoners of the camp were made to send postcards to their families.
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One day, a few postcards and a bobblehead doll for a total of $14.25; another day, nothing.
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Her image has become a commodity, adorning mugs and tote bags and posters, postcards, prayer candles, pillowcases.
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We write postcards while we wait for our food, and are both big fans of our lunches.
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In the past two years, I've written postcards from hotel rooms, hospital rooms and the orthodontist's office.
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The falls conjure memories of 1950s honeymoon postcards, Nik Wallenda scaling a tightrope, and daredevils in barrels.
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That was enough for radio ads, postage for thousands of handwritten postcards and stipends for campaign workers.
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In our Postcards series, Times reporters share on-the-ground observations about the places where they live.
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Keeping a stash of postcards in your desk drawer, encouraging young people: such simple but crucial advice.
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On the postcards that summoned the members to operations, the codeword "Arnold" meant all-hands-on-deck.
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"At first they were like little postcards saying 'Thanks for your support,'" she said with a laugh.
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As a result, the Webb telescope will produce cosmic postcards in colors no eye has ever seen.
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Debra Valle, who relocated to Orange County from Michigan, sat behind a small pile of completed postcards.
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Inside, an investor handed out postcards with photographs of buildings he wanted to buy in opportunity zones.
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Inside, an investor handed out postcards with photographs of buildings he wanted to buy in opportunity zones.
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The donation comes from the Rotert family from Osnabrück and includes objects, postcards, photographs, and graphic editions.
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Some strongly worded artist-designed postcards might be just the right vessel for your thoughts and opinions.
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Gaudí was tapping into a far richer iconography for dragons than cute tourist postcards might let on.
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American postcards from the 20th century showed "fairies" with limp wrists, doing "women's work" as store clerks.
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These postcards, which were manufactured as souvenirs for tourists, drench Germany with a kind of enchanted romanticism.
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Send Postcards To Elected Officials If you don't know any kids to rally together for a unity circle, a simple way to get involved in the week of action is writing postcards to your representatives in Congress asking them to oppose legislation that's harmful to immigrant and refugee families.
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If you're not a millionaire with a spare house to frost with Transylvanian linen and dot with Moroccan poufs, there are cheaper treasures in John Derian—like the quirky postcards and phrenology wrapping paper (back corner; $15 for 210003 postcards, but $228 for the wrapping paper—a bargain!).
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Fisher explored her own issues with addiction in her 1987 bestselling, semi-autobiographical novel, Postcards from the Edge.
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Kevin Frayer's photographs of illegal Chinese steel factories look like postcards from the dawn of the Industrial Revolution.
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Postcards warned the population about the shift and why they owed it to their country not to forget.
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Card Stock & Envelopes: $100 Stamps: $90Thank You Postcards: $50Total: $240 I didn't realize the cost of stationery — wow!
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There were calendars, postcards, the barber was wearing an Obama and Biden T-shirt... You couldn't miss it.
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As UltimaHora reports, Zaera told the station that she gets most of her inspiration from postcards and landscapes.
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He also started a political action committee, Vape PAC, which raised over $3,000 and distributed some 400,000 postcards.
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Natasha Marcus wanted to do more than send postcards about gun violence to her North Carolina state senator.
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The postcards also take on other dimensions as the artist puts them to service in several short animations.
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A selection of small sculptures inspired by the modified postcards and made mostly from styrene is also included.
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The handwritten postcards are more attention-grabbing than generic flyers and will hopefully encourage more people to vote.
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Torres allegedly sent additional postcards to Beaumont police, claiming other explosive devices had been planted in the city.
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Countless space enthusiasts will feel a Saturn-shaped void in their hearts when these regular postcards suddenly stop.
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In an era where celebrity tell-alls are the norm, it's easy to forget how groundbreaking Postcards was.
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While there, I dog-watch and write postcards to my friends whom I studied abroad with in college.
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In another book, "Postcards from the Edge," which was turned into a film, Fisher wrote about drug addiction.
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She: A Visual Ode to Literary Women includes prints, postcards, and bookmarks commemorating the thoughts of female authors.
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The conceptual artist Andre Tót typed symbolic slashes onto postcards he mailed from Budapest between 1971 and 1978.
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The best pieces are also games of camouflage, so expertly are the postcards blended into their surrounding scenes.
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Sugarloaf, the bullet-shape mountain with a cable car to the top, familiar from Rio postcards, loomed overhead.
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Facebook licking stamps on old fashioned postcards addressed to potential Russian propagandists isn't going to solve their problem.
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"I couldn't stop, or stay stopped," she wrote in her 1987 semi-autobiographical novel, Postcards from the Edge.
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Tacked up on the cubicle walls, I have these postcards that people have submitted to the art department.
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VICE: How did you manage to find the postcards and how long did it take to collect them?
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You said that the postcards were sent right after the war; today we take selfies in concentration camps.
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If you are going to visit it these days, there will be no problem in finding postcards there.
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First realized in the form of postcards, every set design is rendered in Ganjel's glorious comic-like style.
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Vintage postcards of San Francisco from the last 150 years reveal the city's history from a unique perspective.
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In addition, the U.S.P.S. website has its own tool to create your own customized stamped envelopes and postcards.
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I buy one more postcard — I send a lot of postcards when I travel — and five stamps ($9.75).
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Every few months I'll come across my box of postcards and I'll dive into all of the memories.
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And so he continued to sell postcards, stamps, and other easily disseminated items emblazoned with the statue's image.
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But one official involved in the Jones campaign said he had not detected any impact from the postcards.
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He said he does not make money on the venture, though the group does sell postcards on Amazon.
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The walls are covered with Darboven's panels containing framed images and objects, including postcards, photographs, letters, and articles.
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Knitting your pussy hat is great, marching, writing irate postcards to Paul Ryan is great, Ms. Richards said.
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So they settled on writing to fellow voters in the district, sending out 16,500 handwritten postcards and letters.
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Now, though, her children are out of the house, and her name is on yard signs and postcards.
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I feel that letters and postcards ar dying out, but are still sentimental, and should still be used.
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Two gouaches made as holiday gifts and several postcards with drawings by LeWitt reside in Mr. Baume's bedroom.
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For years, we imagined that we could simply ignore the crackpots because they were postcards from the fringe.
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She's written postcards to Congress and traveled to the New Hampshire Statehouse to push for gun control legislation.
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"Living here is not like in the movies or the postcards, especially for black people," Ms. Moretti said.
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We snapped photos of handwritten letters and emailed them to each other, like postcards twisted by time travel.
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Some are half-torn, others are as big as postcards, all of them narrowly filled in girlish handwriting.
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Hundreds of highly motivated volunteers knocked on doors, wrote postcards to voters and drove them to the polls.
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Inscribing postcards with anti-Hitler propaganda — small sparks of revolutionary art — they leave them all over the city.
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Like postcards, they offer glimpses of communities and subcultures, often touching on food, history, sociology and the arts.
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Like postcards, no two members of the Metropolitan Postcard Club of New York City are quite the same.
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Creeley's postcards were put in mailers, along with bumper stickers, bookmarks, and other goodies, and sent to subscribers.
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We go back to the store with the Christmas ornament and end up buying it, along with more postcards.
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Long before the internet, trolls had snailmail; Szady received dozens of letters and postcards, each nastier than the last.
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Bayer had decorated the cups as "sort of a substitute for postcards," she told Live Science in an email.
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The German Aerospace Center is asking people to use the hashtag to send "postcards" to Philae via social media.
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The postcards also have an augmented reality feature, which can be viewed by the receiver through a proprietary app.
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Price: Free OS: Android, iOS Layar allows a publisher to put interactive content on anything from magazines to postcards.
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The result of the decision to make the book a novel is Postcards from the Edge, a modern classic.
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In both instances, election officials had sent multiple postcards to Bayh's Indianapolis address to determine that he lives there.
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This nasty idea collapsed with Japan's defeat in 1945, and Fuji-san went back to adorning paintings and postcards.
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It might then learn the process for manufacturing these postcards, trying to eliminate inefficiencies and errors in the process.
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In the meantime, we're still a long way from receiving video postcards from departed loved ones on our birthdays.
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The "Free Paul Whelan" Twitter page shows postcards Whelan sent to his sister from Russia in 2015 and 2018.
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In our global postcards: An elephant that speaks Korean, and the household appliance South Koreans fear can kill them.
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Get him a book deal, get him a television show, let him start his own company that prints postcards.
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In the nineteenth century, people were shocked by the introduction of postcards, which invited strangers to read your mail.
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"I would like to do 'Postcards,' but we'll see," Kay, who wore red lipstick and a varsity jacket, said.
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To reconstruct traces of her past, Pindell integrated fragments of photographs and postcards of familiar places into her paintings.
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For her Fenty designer line, she created t-shirts adorned with vintage postcards and tourist brochures from Barbados hotels.
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Postcards from the past also depict attractions and businesses that were once popular but have been lost to time.
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The widowed former teacher spends her days writing postcards encouraging voters to head to the polls on Election Day.
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"What I am saying to the people on the postcards is, 'Your vote will make a difference,'" she said.
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There are many lenses with which to view African-American history, but what about through the evolution of postcards?
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"I was going out in full drag to sing at open mics, to pass out my postcards," she said.
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The LFC Connect initiative includes weekly calls, as well as postcards going out to those impacted by the outbreak.
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In my little corner, I've hung pictures and postcards and surrounded myself with books and other items as inspiration.
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She sent me postcards of the Golden Gate Bridge, detailing the weather and her room in a residency hotel.
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I finish before D. and walk downstairs to buy postcards to send to my family and my sorority little.
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Watching the landscape pass by, like a flipbook of postcards, I realized what was so special about New Zealand.
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Folding tables had been set up and were covered in shoeboxes, each filled with postcards, all sorted by topic.
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The outspoken actress' book, Postcards from the Edge, was made into a 1990 film starring Meryl Streep and Shirley MacLaine.
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As gruesome images of victims circulated in newspapers and as picture postcards, dramatists focused on dignified representations of their communities.
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The Florence Foster Jenkins actress starred in the screen adaptation of Fisher's semi-autobiographical 1990 novel Postcards from the Edge.
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Many of those postcards seem like the kind of thing one might send as a joke, or to be shocking.
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As Miró did with his postcards, Ansel used these drawings for guidance, pinning them to a wall of her studio.
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That's why we've designed these silently angry postcards people can print out and can send to their non-responsive representative.
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David Opdyke has taken scores of vintage postcards and altered each image in a way that completely changes its meaning.
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The force of this process creates Nazaré's aquatic mountains, recognisable on postcards, YouTube clips and coffee mugs the world over.
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The septuplet of houses shows up on city postcards and other paraphernalia in almost any gift shop you stumble into.
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Fisher soon followed up with screenplay for a 1990 film version of Postcards, which starred Meryl Streep in Fisher's role.
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Celebrate the New Year with these 19th and early 20th-century postcards, featuring lucky pigs, pensive pansies, and menacing snowmen.
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Update at 7PM ET, Thursday, January 28th: Clarified that Mick Management mailed the postcards in partnership with Sony's RCA Records.
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The many iterations of the piece have taken the form of public readings, postcards, posters, sound pieces, publications, and performances.
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Dianne Feinstein, Farr declined providing any counsel on the postcards, nor any knowledge or role in drafting and sending them.
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Since landing, it has taken two photos and sent them back as postcards to Earth, showing off its new home.
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His Curtiss biplane, "The New York Times," was loaded with about 1,000 letters and postcards bound for New York City.
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They would also send in postcards and letters with inspired entries that ranged from the esoteric to the painfully sophomoric.
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She wrote her 1987 novel, "Postcards From the Edge," after a stint in rehab after a near-fatal drug overdose.
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"Postcards From the Edge" and "Wishful Drinking" also rose to the top 10 on Amazon and were out of stock.
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I have reminders of Audrey everywhere — a silk scarf from Thailand, a bulging envelope of handwritten notes and museum postcards.
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Formally speaking, he transitioned from postcards to larger formats, as well as adding more than one image to the composition.
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Members wrote postcards and ran social media advertisements that urged lawmakers to think how else the money could be spent.
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Days before the 1990 elections, Republicans sent postcards to some 193,000 North Carolina voters, 97 percent of whom were black.
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The Ethicist While renovating our home 30 years ago, we found an album of old postcards lodged in a rafter.
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They used them to mail bills, letters and postcards, and in the process paid attention to what was on them.
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Sally Rice, via email Dear Heloise: Over the years, I would always buy postcards when our family was on vacation.
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Besides being able to share locations with just a link, mobile users can send "postcards" of the places they find.
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Now the stand, Roger's News, has morphed into an outpost for Trump memorabilia, from $1 postcards to $40 bobblehead dolls.
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It is bucolic inside the cabin, with pretty landscape postcards pinned up, and a radio playing old Turkish pop music.
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Our protests take multiple forms: phone calls, letters, postcards, emails, marches and town hall visits, to name just a few.
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They stop at a post office along the way and mail the postcards they brought earlier in the week ($1.40).
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So too does the disconcerting experience of leaving the exhibition only to find cheap postcards bearing Ignace-Melling's original image.
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It and other astounding land formations, along with thunderous waves, dominate these miraculous works, some not much larger than postcards.
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Also on the bill are Bright Sheng's folk-inspired "Postcards" and John Corigliano's "Troubadours," with Sharon Isbin on the guitar.
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On folding tables and the steps of the old post office vendors sell curious ephemera, principally postcards, coins and stamps.
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Ms. Spitzer's privileges were such that she managed to correspond with her only surviving brother in Slovakia through coded postcards.
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She wrote her 1987 novel "Postcards From the Edge" after a stint in rehab following a near-fatal drug overdose.
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They'd overnighted at a Super 8 in Pompano and showed him the postcards, the Barefoot Mailman, bathing beauties picking oranges.
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Esplorio can also turn the digital memories into physical postcards that users can send to friends and family back home.
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They represented white power over the black body and were sold as postcards to spread the word beyond the county.
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In those days in Mexico, I heard it was common to take the back off postcards and sell them again.
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These cute, illustrated postcards created by artists Ink Julep and Jenn Perng require a circular coffee stain to make them complete.
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It was often a social event that attracted thousands of onlookers who celebrated with picnics and chronicled the occasion on postcards.
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If you're inclined to continue your travels, the library currently offers uninterrupted access to 18,000 more digitized postcards on its website.
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Her relationship with daughter Fisher was commonly regarded as the basis for Carrie Fisher's bestselling 1987 novel Postcards From the Edge.
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The wordy magnets and vibrant postcards that people use to decorate their refrigerators usually inspire passing moments of inspiration — at most.
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Like old postcards, the scenes evoke nostalgia, as many incorporate the date they were inked, hinting at trips taken long ago.
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When it came to the auto space, CES sure felt like a whole stack of "save the date" postcards, didn't it?
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Warren began his blog PostSecret in January 2004, after having a lucid dream while in Paris about some postcards he'd purchased.
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The Beinecke Library at Yale University is exhibiting Hughes's typewritten 21950 Christmas postcards, along with holiday cards he received from friends.
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Solar panels on the top of the tricycle power the tablet, which lets users take a picture and customize their postcards.
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The images from Amsterdam Landmarks can be bought in a set of 10 postcards through Johannes' website and in multiple bookstores.
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Shane runs the Postcards from the Frontiers of Science blog and is always looking for silly new datasets to play with.
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The postcards will contain a special code that advertisers must provide back to Facebook to prove they're in the United States.
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There's also a 2005 episode of Postcards From Buster, a spinoff that starred Arthur's rabbit best friend, that portrays lesbian couples.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Smutty postcards with pictures of women wearing bikinis are a typical if often maligned feature of French seaside resorts.
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This set of color postcards, all issued in the first decades of the 20th century, show a different pre-war Japan.
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And there's this -- Christian included copies of rambling postcards he says his dad sent ... telling Christian he'd be nothing without him.
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There's a wonderful sight gag in Postcards from the Edge, the movie based on the novel based on Carrie Fisher's life.
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These titles remind me of the abundance of globes, atlases, maps, monuments, tourist sites, road signs and postcards in Ghirri's work.
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"As of this morning we have about $7,700 that individuals have pledged as donations to RAICES for postcards written," Ross explained.
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Her first novel, 1987's "Postcards from the Edge," was a semi-autobiographical account of a drug-addicted actress in Hollywood.
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I have all my notebooks with folders in the back and they're full of a bunch of postcards from different places.
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In mock postcards the voters wrote to Mr. Trump, worries about his personality — not his politics or policy — permeated their missives.
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It's not about pointing fingers with moral superiority over people who send the postcards from Auschwitz, or some kind of reproach.
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The goal is definitely not a criticism because I did not want to make people stop sending or making these postcards.
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One of the books, "Postcards From the Edge," was adapted into a 1990 movie that starred Meryl Streep and Shirley MacLaine.
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Among them were threats made in Twitter messages, emails, postcards and phone calls, as well as one letter from an inmate.
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It's like a large version of Disney's WALL-E, an endearing explorer sending back postcards to humanity on a daily basis.
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They wrote back often, and sent lots of beautiful postcards, so that everyone at home could keep up with their adventures.
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From exotic postcards to slide projectors and Super 8 films, photographic self-inscription has long been an integral part of tourism.
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And so ticket stubs join theater playbills, picture postcards, handwritten letters and framed photos as fading forms of preserving our memories.
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They found more than 100 photographs and postcards, dating back to the late-19th-century Victorian period, of people locking lips.
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Every month, publisher Primary Information will release a new set of artist-made postcards intended to be sent to buyers' representatives.
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People selling ice cream and popcorn, peddling postcards of the farm, the victims, and the remains that had been dug up.
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Two workers were at the counter selling postcards, stamps and certificates to hikers who wanted an official commemoration of their climb.
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Upstairs, she finds his box of letters and postcards along with his toy chest (one train has "Gabriel" inscribed on it).
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His earliest prints, modestly scaled and resembling postcards, were developed by drugstores; he never had any interest in mastering darkroom technique.
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The images were then turned into postcards and sent around the country to celebrate the racist violence that was being done.
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In Queens, art with an environmental message: David Opdyke is using more than 500 vintage postcards to depict a grim future.
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His accessories, on the other hand — bags macro and very micro, earrings with clips to hold hankies or postcards — were clever.
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A founder of the club, Joe Nardone, collected postcards of Main Street in different towns and cities around the United States.
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Advertisements and postcards joked about the leap year as an opportunity for marriage-hungry single women to pressure men into marrying them.
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Strong throughout his work is the idea of appropriation; Picabia's source material included scientific diagrams, photographic reproductions from kitschy magazines, postcards, landscapes.
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In a series of video postcards, people from Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, Yemen and Iraq address President Trump over the ban.
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We teamed up with the same artists who produced a series of march-inspired posters to adapt them as postcards for you.
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Alaska is an absolutely gorgeous, wild place in parts, but while the landscapes on postcards exist, they aren't the only thing here.
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I'm surrounded by books, magazines, and collections of objects, postcards, and old frames which feed my accumulative, collage-like way of painting.
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I've gotten so many emails (and 2 postcards just today!) from men insisting to me *adamantly* that sexual harassment DOES NOT HAPPEN.
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For instance, the 2015-16 Margin of Error included 1930s work safety postcards and accident insurance company posters among paintings and photographs.
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"These traditional postcards are available to everyone, regardless of age," the group Femmes Solidaires said in a statement posted on social media.
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So even though I hate giving companies my email address, I have dutifully filled out these postcards for every item I've bought.
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Come to think of it, "Postcards from the Edge" sounds like a really good way to describe everything that's happened this year.
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He keeps a bedroom wall with postcards of the world's lost cities and wonders but, tellingly, they're mostly pictures of western cities.
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The film "Postcards from the Edge," based on her memoir about Debbie and Carrie's relationship, has also bumped up in iTunes' charts.
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In the 1970s, Lynn Hershman Leeson mailed postcards advertising installations she made in New York hotel rooms with stamps featuring her face.
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Divinitory poetics: the way we send postcards to our past, present, and future selves through the crackling medium of fragmentation and juxtaposition.
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For example, she sent postcards to casting directors, and newsletters to people in her network, to keep them updated on her progress.
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Her unique style and personality has inspired popular merchandise like dolls, Halloween customs, postcards, T-shirts and bags, to name a few.
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The artificially smoothed skin doesn't seem quite real; the characters' faces sometimes have the bright colours of people in hand-tinted postcards.
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It seems like the only men featured are in postcards that ask you to imagine yourself (the male self) in the location.
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Business cards are their bread and butter, but they've got fliers, postcards, and even stickers so you can plaster your brand everywhere.
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Scott cited the memo as influential to his decision to oppose Farr, who has said he wasn't involved in crafting the postcards.
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Presumably, he found it in a box of old postcards and snapshots, in one of the antique shops he enjoyed rummaging through.
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The postcards will be used to verify the identities and locations of people hoping to purchase ads mentioning specific candidates, she said.
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Though firefighters managed to salvage the structure, the spire that appeared in generations of films, postcards, and paintings was reduced to rubble.
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Szypulski, a Polish artist and curator, pulled together a collection of postcards that were sent by tourists who visited the horrifying site.
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It's a good thing that everyday items — postcards, mementos, and old photos — can look like masterpieces when hung up gallery-wall-style.
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But he was passionate about books (he also collected vintage postcards), and the Gotham remained more like a salon than a store.
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Anna Bella Geiger's re-creations of postcards of Brazil's Bororo Indians are funny, but they also highlight the exploitation of indigenous peoples.
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On the way, I stop and buy stamps for G. and me, because we have some postcards we want to send ($11.20).
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Used for everyday communication, these postcards were largely successful in instilling nationwide support for colonial troops while enforcing racist attitudes toward them.
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In 2016, the three joined hands in gathering supplies and sending encouraging postcards for people affected by Hurricane Matthew in the Caribbean.
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Donnelley won a $115 million contract to print more than one billion questionnaires, postcards, letters, envelopes and inserts for the 2020 census.
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The company has also said it plans to use postcards sent by regular mail to verify the identities of American political advertisers.
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Postcards from Saratoga Springs The colt Southern Phantom has won admirers for his uncommon appearance, but he can run a bit, too.
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Postcards From the French Open PARIS — It looked like an easy shot for John McEnroe: a forehand sitter, lined up just right.
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They subsequently keep in touch by postcards, many from Iran, where Pomme lives an Arabian Nights fantasy, at least for a time.
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Attendees were encouraged to take one of the postcards pre-addressed to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue and write encouraging notes to the president.
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The shop — in the middle of the park — sells postcards, packaged chips and candy, and serves a full menu of Thai food.
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"I used to chase Samo away from my corner on West Broadway and Spring, where he sold handmade postcards," Mr. Dalachinsky said.
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In 2007, President George W. Bush joined volunteers at a local high school who were sending postcards to victims of Hurricane Katrina.
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Linh Dinh's "Postcards From the End of America," which chronicles a declining America through the author's travels among the down and out.
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They go to weekend marches, organize with friends after work or get together to send batches of postcards to the White House.
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White, better known as DONDI, was stylish and shy, but his pieces were forceful visual postcards from the margins of the city.
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Any time I get postcards or letters and I don't know what to do with them, I put them in the bag.
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At one time, postcards were also printed by governments and political groups, who used them to spread propaganda and push social agendas.
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The postcards I found are from the 1930s and 1940s, and were mailed home by people from New England visiting the south.
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" For the second consecutive year, Winstead and LPJ are holding an annual stage show in Washington, DC, called "Postcards From the Vag.
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Hubble has been helping astronomers better understand the universe, and thrilling laypeople with its gorgeous cosmic postcards, for more than a quarter century.
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I also bought a book of cat poems for my cat-dad boyfriend and a series of 4 postcards by a local artist.
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Tickets were sold to the events and families had picnic outings, while photographs and postcards of the grisly murder were taken as souvenirs.
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Wisconsin dropped hundreds of postcards weekly during the 1999 season, counting down the yards until Ron Dayne broke Ricky Williams's college rushing record.
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She was open about her struggles with bipolar disorder and drug addiction, reflecting these experiences in novels such as Postcards from the Edge.
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That's why I sell these images as some sort of shadow postcards—I suspect a lot of people won't know something is missing.
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Facebook plans to mail out verification postcards through the US postal service to anyone purchasing ads related to US elections, according to Reuters.
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In 2005, a spinoff of the series called "Postcards from Buster" — centered on Arthur's lovable rabbit friend — featured a lesbian couple, Variety reports.
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Horvitz's solo show, Anemochory, currently on view at Château Shatto, mines similar territory, tracing the movement of seeds, oceans, raw materials, and postcards.
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He was inspired by Philographics, the simple postcards Genís Carreras created to explain complex philosophical concepts, and named his series Supergraphics in homage.
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A small kiosk selling souvenirs did brisk business as new MPs bought key rings, fridge magnets and postcards depicting their unfamiliar new workplace.
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Swift, 26, and Harris, 32, both shared sexy postcards on their Instagram Tuesday, and one particular snapshot even features a foot popping kiss!!
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These works include photographs, sculptures, postcards, prints, newspaper clippings, catalogues from art exhibits, books, posters, drawings, films, magazines, and audio recordings, among others.
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He created I Got Up between 1968 and 1979, sending two postcards to friends each day along with the time he got up.
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Wegman is an avid collector of vintage postcards, picturing everything from ski resorts and famous artworks to Italian restaurants and bad '80s fashion.
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I've always found these moments—the ones where the London you usually see on postcards suddenly appears in front of you—somewhat uplifting.
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Ben & Jerry's will also host post boxes in the country's 26 stores, giving their patrons the opportunity to write postcards to their MPs.
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Touchnote If you're no good at remembering to send postcards when you're traveling, this app will do nearly all the work for you.
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It is loaded with stamps, trivia and old tourist postcards showing cane-cutting, barrels of rum, and the shipping that carried it off.
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Inspired by Masitre's endeavour of traveling metaphorically within the confinements of his room, Bonillas "traveled" cybernetically, choosing postcards of anonymous trips found online.
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Even if there were postcards to buy, I wouldn't have known how to communicate from a genocidal death camp—what do you write?
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I think that the postcards and selfies are telling the same story about this place, where death happened, and where grass finally grows.
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Besides the visual representations, that is, the photos, engravings, paintings, lithographs, and digital reproductions, other ephemera include postcards, menus, membership cards, sheet music.
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Twenty-something shoppers in beanie caps sat cross-legged on a bubble-gum-pink floor, filling out postcards on behalf of reproductive rights.
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Some had begun writing postcards in Virginia's 2017 elections, when female candidates had unusual success challenging incumbents in the state's House of Delegates.
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Children can also make postcards to send to elected officials, design medals from recycled materials and record a podcast about changing the world.
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But there is no mention of Ife on postcards for sale at the show, Mr. Ehikhamenor said in a telephone interview from Venice.
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Places like the car wash and Loyola's [Family Restaurant] in Highland, where Mike likes to go, do carry memorabilia, like postcards and shirts.
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Inspired by vintage postcards, a mystic cat motif appears on the #GucciRhyton sneaker—a style defined by a thick sole and bulky construction.
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Their power rests in their stupid postcards and their ability to terrorize members on the Hill and have them panicked about their rating.
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In the mid-1990s, some attendees took the opportunity to sell goods such as t-shirts, postcards and other merchandise at Burning Man.
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Last summer, when the team traveled to Sweden and Denmark, the players wrote 80 postcards from each country to alumni, acknowledging their support.
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Soon after, Zeid began painting at her home on an island off the Istanbul coastline, selling handmade postcards to cover her school expenses.
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They would have been sold by the central organization to local groups to raise money for the cause; postcards were also very popular.
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We believe that 'Postcards From Buster' does this in a very natural way — and, as always, from the point of view of children.
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Their bond was memorably documented in Postcards from the Edge, the 1990 movie based on Fisher's 1987 semi-autobiographical novel of the same name.
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Last year, Chicago's Newberry library acquired the Curt Teich Postcard Archives Collection, acknowledged as the nation's largest public trove of postcards and related material.
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At every turn one encounters that iconic, boldly legible signature "Walt Whitman": on title pages, on promotional postcards, even on the bindings of books.
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Rueda told Salt Lake City's Fox13 that he found the postcards, part of Phaidon's Art Box set of 100 cards, in the school's library.
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Though constructed one thick brushstroke at a time, they were rather subversively painted from postcards rather than en plein air, emphasizing structure over ideology.
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We took some of the slogans, which were helpfully translated into English by the country's Korean Central News Agency, and put them on postcards.
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And the visual effect of these colored postcards make me feel like I might understand where the best Japanese anime movies have their roots.
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Fisher's long stint as a script doctor really kicked off after she adapted her semi-autobiographical novel Postcards from the Edge for the screen.
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Did you know that festivalgoers hell-bent on making their frienemies jealous can send out postcards and wedding invitations stamped with "Coachella" on them?
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It was inexpensive to live in the city so you could have a job in a Xerox shop or sell postcards on the street.
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Shortly after the New Year, the company distributed a round of mailers in Long Island City and surrounding neighborhoods on bright orange, oversized postcards.
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During this golden age, the weekend crowds often peaked at 603,000 and sent more postcards than visitors to any other place in the world.
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Facebook is planning to use postcards sent through the mail to verify the identities of people trying to purchase advertisements pertaining to U.S. elections.
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The left artifacts—children's dolls, faux Christmas trees, postcards—reflect a kind of family time capsule as well as a reminder of rural decline.
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While traditionally done in person, in recent years men in India have issued their "triple talaq" decrees over email, WhatsApp, and even on postcards.
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We walk around in the snow, decide we're opposed to the reindeer rides (the reindeer look too sad), and buy some more postcards ($5.94).
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The show offers a rare look into the artist's life through his 500-page scrapbook, which has photographs, sketches, postcards, press clippings, and more.
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Many of these postcards also include dialogue, written in the highly simplified, petit nègre pidgin language that further characterized subjects as unsophisticated or immature.
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Primary Information will launch another round of postcards in mid-June "and every month thereafter for the foreseeable future," as stated in its release.
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The main gallery is filled with clouds, shown as lithographs, chalk drawings on antique slate blackboards, painted-over postcards, and the aforementioned painted photographs.
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Lynch mobs mutilated bodies and collected body parts as souvenirs -- all while taking pictures of the corpses and sending them as postcards to friends.
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Through its app, Flikshop allows people to mail cellphone photos as postcards to people in prison, transforming how loved ones communicate with one another.
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The two-hour protest concluded with attendees leaving postcards of what they would say to Portman in a faux coffin near the speaker's podium.
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Reynolds actually put her hand up to appear as the mother in "Postcards," reasoning that everyone would think that the character was her anyway.
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The gossip that Rasputin and Alexandra were lovers, for example, was unfounded but so widespread that postcards depicting them in sexual trysts openly circulated.
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The largest group sat at tables in the center of the room handwriting postcards to targeted voters urging them to turn out in November.
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One of my favorite ways to spend a spare hour of the weekend is to peruse a stationery store for different cards and postcards.
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It has a Facebook page, advertises shows — how else, by postcard — and its monthly meetings, with for-sale postcards, are open to the public.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Calling your representatives or mailing them postcards are effective ways to get your thoughts across to the government.
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In order to do the work that they needed to do, they would sell postcards on the side or they would sell aquarium fish.
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And on this tree are lots of material objects referencing how birds intersect with human culture: implements, postcards, images of people like Poe or Flaubert.
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These included 1987's semi-autobiographical bestseller, "Postcards from the Edge," which was made into a movie starring Meryl Streep and Shirley MacLaine in 1990.
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The campaign will take him to more than 100 letterpress shops across the country, creating postcards and prints to send his backers along the way.
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These maintain the cheekiness and spirit of Opdyke's postcards and are pleasing — even fun — to watch, but are hampered by their heavy-handed narrative structures.
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Image by Angelica AlzonaOnce I became a parent, I noticed for the first time that the products I was buying came with pre-addressed postcards.
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Their complicated bond was memorably documented in Postcards from the Edge, the 1990 movie based on Fisher's 1987 semi-autobiographical novel of the same name.
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The founder of Toms, a shoe company, is travelling to Capitol Hill this week to deliver postcards urging lawmakers to pass the background checks bill.
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Election officials couldn't determine Bayh residency To clean up its voter lists, Indiana sends out postcards every two years to registered voters in the state.
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After 13 years and over 370,000 postcards home, it will finally rest in pieces deep within the world it has come to know so well.
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Japanese retailer Tokyo Kitsch also offers a variety of fake food bookmarks and postcards, including a slice of French toast, fried egg and dried cuttlefish.
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On May 18, museums across the county will offer free or discounted admission, and many will also put out postcards for writing to elected officials.
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The group has already started running campaign ads and postcards (with images of drag queens reading to kids) to urge voter to choose Republican candidates.
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The entire process was captured on film, and then made into postcards, which Waco residents happily distributed to friends and family members across the nation.
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Among the collection are postcards from MLK, letters from family, and one breakfast recipe titled, "Featherlite Pancakes" written on the back of a used envelope.
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It is now up to Deutsche Post to determine how the increase will be applied to various letter sizes, postcards, as well as other services.
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After a lot of trial and error, the AI would learn how to format a postcard, and what types of pictures work well on postcards.
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Rewards include postcards of sponsored locations which backers' money will help clear of mines, as well as miniature models of the wind-blown Mine Kafon.
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Tourists from Africa and America came to be photographed with him and to buy his dollar postcards; he once waved to the Queen of England.
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First, by a 28503-to-22019 margin, the Supreme Court upheld Ohio's voter purges that eliminate voters who missed two elections and didn't return postcards.
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He wasn't doing trail maintenance or selling postcards at the gift shop; he was on an artist's residency administered by the National Parks Arts Foundation.
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Either he is no better than the desultory tourist, or he is responsible for the fact that our experiences rarely resemble the advertisements or postcards.
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Mr. Rojas identified a few promising buildings there, then made phone calls and sent postcards to residents, letting them know he had a prospective buyer.
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Vintage Soviet postcards reveal a sophisticated political project, one that uses the allure of nostalgia to create a vision of a utopian, space-age future.
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But, on the other hand, I am aware that in the US, people used to send each other lynching postcards, so maybe I'm slightly naïve.
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I felt like I had made a good effort to keep in touch, whereas she frequently didn't respond to my texts / awesome snail-mail postcards.
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After returning from the road trip, he got to work doing research, making postcards and trading cards that chronicle the company's history in surprising detail.
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She loved the postcards, even if she had to send repeated reminders about which disclosures were necessary to make them compliant with campaign-finance law.
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Isabel Collins, a fashion stylist, purchased the Tezza coastal collage kit and added her own artifacts to its arrangement: postcards, Polaroids and some magazine pages.
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The flow of heavenly cosmic postcards has stopped for now, but Dr. Sembach said that Hubble still has years of good science ahead of it.
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But some of these are stylized to carry similar messages as illustrated postcards, such as one studio portrait of a boyish soldier carrying German helmets.
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The town is the uncredited backdrop of countless postcards, posters and Instagram accounts — the bluebonnets are bright and ubiquitous, and even color the grassy medians.
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And mail artists were typically sending postcards, letters and packages to select, handpicked recipients, networks far from the enormous reach and popularity of social media.
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Around 13 million visitors tour the structure each year, and untold postcards bearing photos of its towers and its rose windows are sent back home.
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So he started working from postcards, using a grid system he had learned in art school, painstakingly reproducing the image one square at a time.
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"Postcards From the Edge" was Ms. Fisher's roman à clef that portrayed Ms. Reynolds as a kind of nonchalant, casually narcissistic gorgon of a mother.
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Jeff Bezos shared a video of himself reading kids&apos postcards sent to him on a test flight for Blue Origin&aposs space tourism rocket.
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So it's pretty similar to both of our practices, because I work from photographs or postcards; she works based on thrown vessels, much like Michael.
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Last fall, Mr. Obrist reminisced about the first space he curated: his childhood room, around age 16, covered with a rotation of art-related postcards.
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Ballard said he has received more than 500 letters and postcards to his home address from people pleading with him not to vote for Trump.
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Before we head back to the hotel room, J and K stop at the Exchange and buy some postcards to send to relatives home ($1).
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Opinion You might think, spending enough time on Instagram or Pinterest, that Susan Sontag's primary contribution to the world was a line of inspirational postcards.
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If you're old enough, you may remember the drill of finding a post office in every new country, buying aerogrammes and stamps for your postcards.
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As the story plays out via the text of the postcards, you simply choose how you want to respond by selecting a style of stamp.
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Related: Japanese Photographers Reflect on Fukushima Postcards from Tomorrow: Julie Watai's Manga-Inspired Photography Photographer Uses The "Light Of Japan" To Capture Radiant Long-Exposures
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"Postcards From Montreuil" follows a group of mostly Malian undocumented workers occupying a temping agency in protest, trying desperately to draw attention to their plight.
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Correction: An earlier version of this interview misidentified the organization that the man who wrote about last year's Postcards from the Vag is affiliated with.
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For $409—a reference to Paterno's total win count—you get included on all internal memos regarding the making of the statue, and also postcards.
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There are some physical artifacts, most of which come from the Fuller estate, such as his camera, helmet, uniform patch, and some postcards sent home.
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Roughly two-thirds of the postcards conform to a grid which, view from afar, indicate a kind of impressionistic mountainscape, punctuated by lakes and wildlife.
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Or perhaps these 528 postcards will stand as missives from the void, when the civilization we have built so precariously collapses into fire and ash.
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In 2005, APT pulled an episode of "Postcards From Buster," a spinoff of "Arthur," in which the character Buster met a girl who had two mothers.
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While Australia's renowned natural beauty is often plastered on postcards and featured in the occasional film, it's something yet to be represented in the gaming world.
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In addition to sending back these sensational postcards from the asteroid belt, the Dawn orbiter has also raised all kinds of questions about its new home.
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Fisher wrote a thinly veiled novel about their tumultuous bond called Postcards from the Edge, which later became a movie starring Meryl Streep and Shirley MacLaine.
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Those orb-like eyes look out onto Eleanor Antin's "100 Boots" as if avidly following the postcards depicting the boots' adventures from California to New York.
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She was a novelist and memoirist, penning books such as Postcards from the Edge, Wishful Drinking, and The Princess Diarist, for which Fisher just finished touring.
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They also began the tradition of including a foreword detailing how laborious and painstaking the process of wading through thousands of sometimes-legible postcards truly was.
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Elsewhere, in full-bodied abstractions, her romance with saturated color finds rapturous expression in tiny compositions the size of postcards and in much larger works, too.
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Installed in Broodthaers's studio, it consisted primarily of postcards of 19th-century paintings stuck on the wall and slides of others projected onto a shipping crate.
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The New York Public Library this week released digital versions of more than 180,000 photographs, postcards, maps and other public domain items from its special collections.
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The campaign invites advocates of trans rights to send postcards to Secretary DeVos, urging her to end discrimination against trans and gender-nonconforming kids in schools.
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"If he was listening to the public and looking at all the letters and phone calls and postcards, he should have been more perceptive," Gilbert said.
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Mick Management, an artist management firm, partnered with Sony's RCA Records to ship postcards to Ray LaMontagne fans prior to the release of his album Ouroboros.
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Standing in front of a cutout of Mae West, Mr. Gordon urged patrons to fill out postcards he had addressed to the city's Landmarks Preservation Commission.
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He wants to return to the gold standard, abolish the Internal Revenue Service and create a tax structure simple enough for Americans to file on postcards.
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The publisher is also offering some accessories, including postcards, a notebook inspired by the explorer, as well a copy of the publisher's first project, Newton's Principia.
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He maintained a close friendship with Bayer, vacationed with him and Ise, and even received cheery postcards co-signed by them from their extramarital ski outings.
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However, there's certainly a fine line between rummaging through postcards at a flea market in Brooklyn and stepping foot into a rotting mansion on Long Island.
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In this first in a series of postcards from Texas, our Houston bureau chief muses on the Lone Star State's freewheeling, "Don't Tread on Me" attitude.
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Now, at the end of that there will still be an office in the Treasury Department to receive the postcards but it will be dramatically simpler.
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Email addresses and postcards will be provided, said Judy Vladimir, the center's director of development, who, along with three volunteers, helped Ms. Lilach create the exhibition.
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A month after the killings, Gentry sent postcards to a friend and to his father from California but has not been heard from since, Smith said.
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Working from snapshots and postcards, in deep, muted colors, Nowinski paints anonymous people and places with dense, choppy strokes in a manner reminiscent of David Park.
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I buy four postcards in the market to send to friends and family ($6.50), and then we decide on going to get a glass of wine.
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The Helms campaign had sent more than 120,000 postcards targeted at mostly African-American voters aiming at intimidating and preventing them from going to the polls.
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The opera comes to a climax in Act II when Julietta, looking at postcards from a memory vendor, imagines the sojourns she and Michel have shared.
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Not surprisingly, the vast majority of postcards that feature black people in the United States from the 19th and 20th centuries were very racist, she said.
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This week, the group aims to send postcards to every registered Democrat in North Dakota to try to win the re-election of Senator Heidi Heitkamp.
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Everyone who ever spent even a few minutes with Mr. Obama, it seems, has penned a volume of reminiscences, postcards from a less head-spinning era.
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It's also been called Postcard Row — the septuplet of houses show up on city postcards and other paraphernalia in almost any gift shop you stumble into.
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I end up getting a deck of cards, green tea wrapped in light brown paper that has Japanese designs and words on it, and two postcards.
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Despite its aspiration to topical relevance and the trendy allusion to Baldwin, this collage of dance theater is as thin as most postcards, and as banal.
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It brought the postcards to life — slow-motion footage of crashing waves, sweeping aerial shots of the Santa Monica Mountains, palm trees swaying against orange sunsets.
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In September, the group raised £231.6,000 ($3,844) from an eBay auction of postcards inspired by the works of artists such as Van Gogh, Cézanne, and Constable.
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In Germany in the early 1900s, before the popularization of color film, colored photochrom postcards were coveted novelties, all the rage in a burgeoning tourist industry.
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The pop images on the postcards were gleaned from travel to Ohsawa's childhood home in Japan where she dug through boxes of remnants from her past.
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On the way out I hit the large gift shop and buy a folder with a Degas painting on it, a book about Balenciaga, and some postcards.
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To the left side is a table with postcards of some the gifts, all of which are featured in a presentation in the United Nations Art Collection.
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For the next couple years, Maurer traveled around the Poconos and the Catskills, searching for resorts he'd seen in postcards bought at antique shops and on eBay.
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The 2.5 million items include over half a million unique postcard images as well as the photographs, prints, sketches, and other materials needed to produce the postcards.
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The bottom drawer of her desk at Simon & Schuster was filled with postcards that she acquired from art museums and from her annual summer trips to France.
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Sixteen postcards sent by Malcolm X to Gloria Owens, the secretary at Muhammad's Temples of Islam where X was a minister, were auctioned at Nate D. Sanders.
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Members also plans to send lawmakers postcards showing a U.S. flag with its stripes replaced with an image of blue flood waters on which homes are reflected.
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That ambition rings true in these rarely seen, small-scale assemblages of postcards and found ephemera — from richly patterned interiors to still-lives starring Campari and Cinzano.
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At one point an entire mailbag of postcards disappeared, forcing him to request an extension from Tim Yohannan ("He definitely wanted to call me a fucking asshole").
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For the truly hardcore fans, there are $20 packs of postcards featuring Apple products old and new, from iPhones and Apple Watches to the candy-colored iBooks.
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Mr Gates includes dozens of searing images: cartoons showing black men eyeing white women, "Sambo art" lampooning blacks as imbeciles, and grotesque postcards distributed to celebrate lynchings.
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Then at 2:38 pm, when the afternoon sky looks like night, the postcards — and the spell paper — are set ablaze with the help of rubbing alcohol.
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Fisher explored her issues with addiction in her 1987 bestselling, semi-autobiographical novel, Postcards from the Edge, which was later turned into a movie starring Meryl Streep.
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Trump spent some time at a picnic table with children decorating the postcards, with one child encouraging him to build the wall on the US-Mexico border.
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"With Postcards From Buster, we began that series after September 11, 2001 when we realized we didn't really understand or know enough about one another," he says.
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Not just a highbrow actress, she proved herself a deft comedian in such films as 1990's Postcards from the Edge and 24's Death Becomes Her.
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You could even send out postcards to let everyone know that the wedding is off, instead of having to tell people in person or over the phone.
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"This helps explain why many trans students are pushed out of schools and why nearly half of trans youth have considered suicide," the pre-written postcards read.
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But she also wrote the full screenplay for 1990's critically acclaimed Postcards from the Edge, directed by Mike Nichols and starring Meryl Streep and Shirley MacLaine.
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The prix-fixe, pop-up dinners are available for limited-time engagements at the Marina space, such as Postcards from La Costiera, the Italian menu available now.
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In one illustration described in the filing, a person messaging a friend about a trip to the Grand Canyon could trigger an ad for Grand Canyon postcards.
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In our global postcards: Mermaid schools come to France, cartoon characters keep order at Japan's construction sites and fake dollars are being printed by Zimbabwe's central bank.
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This was the first war in which both sides invested huge resources in whipping up patriotic fervor with posters, films, pamphlets, postcards, plays, children's books, and more.
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The murder was a public spectacle—a party, even, with white women and children in attendance—and professional photographers took pictures, which they sold as souvenir postcards.
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Five years ago, the collector Leonard A. Lauder decided to give the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston the bulk of his collection of European and American postcards.
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Lupi said she appreciated moving away from her digitization of data maps by hand-illustrating the postcards, in a challenging method that she had never encountered before.
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Lindsey-Hall invited anyone identifying as lesbian, butch, queer, non-binary, and trans to send personal objects like photos, postcards, buttons, trinkets, or clothing items for display.
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There were stacks of magazines and books, hallway coat hooks, built-in USB ports, a hanging basket filled with postcards and apples, and classic Bluetooth Tivoli radio.
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While some of the city's celebrated attractions, like the Golden Gate Bridge and Fisherman's Wharf, are still around, others depicted in postcards have been lost to time.
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By the time I finish writing postcards and jot down some notes in my journal about my enneagram type, it's almost time to meet G, for lunch.
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As chronicled in Mr. Wareham's excellent 2008 memoir, "Black Postcards," though, Luna's elegant indie-pop did not find lasting commercial success, leading to the group's 2005 split.
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The show on Gus Wagner offers a rare look into the artist's life through his 20153-page scrapbook, which has photographs, sketches, postcards, press clippings, and more.
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For more, see Ms. Stern's postcard blog, and a review of the film Through a Lens Darkly that deals with African-American representation in postcards and photography.
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Postcards that guaranteed rewards were also attached to them, generating frequent pandemonium that culminated in 1932, when a young woman attempted to catch one with her airplane.
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In Mexico, "Nuestra Señora" is on murals, posters, postcards and road signs to Juchitán, and rendered into a life-size bronze sculpture in the Juchitán town square.
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There was no impact; it was like postcards hanging on the walls, because these walls are 24 meters high (~79 feet) and 100 meters long (~328 feet).
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As a child she was exposed to painting largely through picture postcards and what she called the "very mediocre, bourgeois" landscapes that hung in her family home.
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Mr. Parini has a collection of postcards from all over the world, from migrants who flee once they have been detained and then continue to other countries.
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Out of those 1,000 postcards, he received 50 phone calls, looked at about 10 houses, and managed to land two or three deals directly from that campaign.
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Now, thanks to daily postcards from the virus's travels around the world, investors have abruptly come around to the view that the outbreak is nowhere near finished.
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Nearby is Hampden Junque, a small vintage store whose shelves are packed with Waters movie memorabilia, old photos, postcards, kitsch and dirty old eight-millimeter movies (really).
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Mr. Fredenberger is encouraging Americans abroad to send postcards to the White House with messages that underline that they are citizens, they are watching — and they vote.
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"I've been sending him postcards with her photo, because I think he needs to see the people that it affects," Ms. Levas said after the Pewaukee meeting.
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Over the Alps provides that kind of spy experience, set against a backdrop of World War II intrigue and told engagingly though postcards sent to your confidant.
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It would go on to have more than 7,000 members on Facebook, including Ms. Dabruzzo, all of whom would write postcards, campaign and canvass in local elections.
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The photos of course feature a number of relatively unpopulated beaches, landscapes, boats, piers, and lighthouses, and there are some unpeopled advertisements, posters, and postcards as well.
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Visitors will even get to buy their very own Putin postcards, Russian flags, and KKK hoods on their way out through the (likely gold-gilded) gift shop.
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Girls tried to pierce security perimeters to touch the star and spent their allowances on merchandise emblazoned with his image, including lunch boxes and 3-D postcards.
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You can preorder the book here— and, as a bonus, it comes with a set of 100 animal postcards — for more images and details of his trip.
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To raise the funds, they are pre-selling the book, offering postcards, tickets to the museum, chewed bamboo sticks, photography workshops, and yes, paintings by Yang Yang.
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When I was designing it, I had to make a decision between making it like a proper photography book or a book of postcards you could pull apart.
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Related: Turning BBW into a Point of Pride, Not a Category of Porn 'Infotainment': A Playbook for Fighting Trump's America Postcards from the End of an American Era
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Take in the rotating exhibitions of vintage postcards, posters and old photos at the Croatia Museum of Tourism before ending your stroll in the fishing village of Volosko.
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We've always been fascinated with the mystique of nature, and we've searched for proof of the mystical everywhere: Norse mythology, Pagan religions, even spiritual postcards in gift shops.
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In the present show he has taken scores of vintage postcards and intervened with gouache and ink, altering each image in a way that completely changes its meaning.
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The company is currently working on bringing the technology to a Facebook Messenger bot to view the AR postcards, so users won't have to download a separate app.
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Fisher explored her own issues with addiction in her 1987 bestselling, semi-autobiographical novel, Postcards from the Edge, which was later turned into a movie starring Meryl Streep.
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Fisher began with the semi-autobiographical book "Postcards From the Edge," about an actress wrestling with addiction, which she later adapted into a movie that starred Meryl Streep.
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At first, they ordered up huge mass mailings of leaflets, pamphlets, postcards, and letters, augmented with blizzards of newspaper ads, cartoons, posters, billboards, film trailers, and even skywriting.
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Stephen Colbert in a Friday segment on his show wrote mock postcards from President Trump to his staff members and other government officials back in the United States.
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Now based out of a repurposed art installation, it's a step up from the sweltering tent where people could drunkenly scrawl their postcards before suffering from heat stroke.
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First, they sent vaguely stalker-like postcards to the home addresses of fans with the words "burn the witch" and "we know where you live" emblazoned across them.
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Bearing that in mind, these picturesque scenes slip before our eyes like vintage, dog-eared postcards, each one a fragment of time, a precious moment sure to evaporate.
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The people who get "purged" from voter rolls are "inactive" voters — people who haven't voted in two straight elections and didn't return postcards seeking to verify their address.
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Speakers include authors like Salman Rushdie, Yuri Herrera and Jamaica Kincaid; and events like "I Wish to Say" with Sheryl Oring, a prolific writer of postcards to presidents.
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There are simply fewer letters, postcards, marketing mail (aka junk mail), and periodicals being sent, as big mailers and John Q. Public alike have shifted to electronic delivery.
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Reporters from all over the world rushed to see the picturesque city underwater, and postcards were quickly manufactured and sold to commemorate the event before the waters receded.
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"I've had a few letter-writing events where we get postcards and write them to a wavering member of Congress on healthcare or something like that," he said.
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"You see I am here after all" (2008) and "Survey" (2009–2012) collect postcards of people who've visited Niagara Falls over the years — 10,149 between the two works.
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On the bus between locations, for instance, Shepunova handed out some novelty meme postcards MIPT had created to advertise the university's specialty fields with trademark Russian gallows humor.
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Along with the photographs, Tulloch also recycles her grandfather's postcards, with stray words such as "Stonehenge" now clashing with a jumble of palm trees, gardens, and building forms.
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Those experiences later became grist for her caustic, comic novel "Postcards From the Edge," whose chapters are variously presented as letters, diary entries, monologues and third-person narratives.
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When he mends his wounds in one of the titular island's waterways, the digital water around him shifts and splashes, creating waterfall effects that look like vacation postcards.
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It's like a set of postcards from a Martian lured to America by a cable news ticker and by rumors of how easily flattered and provoked we are.
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Now he is the lead web developer at Civilization, a design studio, and has made a name for himself as a conceptual artist, especially with his embroidered postcards.
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Lit2Go boasts compilations of Emily Dickinson's work, poetry found on vintage scenic postcards from Florida, and much of Paul Laurence Dunbar's finest writing (just to name a few).
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Ms. Dumas, 2016, walked through the space, its floor littered with half-squeezed paint tubes and its tables topped with art history books, museum postcards and photocopied images.
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Over the course of the year, I sent 145 postcards from the 51 places I visited (I never made it to the 52nd, Iran, because of security concerns).
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The Amazon CEO posted a video of himself on Thursday reading kids&apos postcards sent to him on a test flight for Blue Origin&aposs space tourism rocket.
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Ottie Lee is an uncomfortable exploration of the bystander: the kind of young woman so often seen in those horrific lynching postcards, turning to the camera and grinning.
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Those payloads include a range of different science experiments, as well as postcards submitted by kids around the world via the Blue Origin "Club for the Future" nonprofit.
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Not only did professional photographers do a brisk business in picture postcards of these savage gatherings, members of the crowd frequently harvested their victims for souvenir body parts.
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He pioneered a brand new treatment Before he and Prazenica could send out their save-the-date postcards, Fajgenbaum set out to try and save his own life.
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During 2016 over a thousand postcards and hundreds of e-petition signatures were delivered to DHS Secretary Jeh Johnson demonstrating support for the end of profiling in DHS.
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A group of French citizens from Paris have hopped on the Eurostar and handed out dozens of handwritten postcards across Europe to dissuade British people from voting Brexit.
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An eclectic three-story trove of elaborate cocktail gowns, tuxedos, sneakers, postcards, pens and gadgets, all across 8,000 square feet, Colette was founded by Ms. Roussaux in 1997.
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In the exhibition, these are displayed opposite a wall of 50 pastel-tinted postcards received by soldiers, with studio photographs depicting women as subdued, romantic and mid-swoon.
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Before photochrome cards, artists created color postcards from black and white photographs and often embellished them with details like clouds or trees that weren't there, Mr. Kennedy said.
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Choosing a bleak December day to take his photos, and eschewing all contextual information in the postcards, Bush depicts a Europe trying to repress its contradictions and failing miserably.
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When some of the kids seemed upset by three or four postcards featuring nude art, I immediately took them away, but figured the can of worms had been opened.
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The people who marched on Saturday, for example, are doing something en masse every 10 days -- the first is to send a flood of postcards to representatives in Congress.
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Like postcards from the not-so-distant past, clothes can instantly transport you to the optimism of summer, at once electrifying and dozing-off-under-a-wide-brim lazy.
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To highlight some of the curiosities these images record, its digital team recently launched "Postcard Road Trip," an interactive online tour of America told through about 60 vintage postcards.
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I'm not one for big souvenirs, but I collect postcards for the gallery wall of pictures that I fully intend to put up in my apartment at some point.
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With these postcards, I hope to capture a sense of everyday life at the border, sharing simple stories of people I've met: migrants, lovers, and even a piñata artist.
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The Zodiac Killer corresponded with authorities and the public via letters and postcards sent to media organizations, occasionally cryptographically encoded, in which he claimed a total of 37 victims.
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Elena Cremona's series Postcards From the Past takes beautiful desert landscapes and transforms them into sharp black-and-gray images that capture every shadow and detail embodied in nature.
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But the state does not allow the voter-related postcards to be forwarded to a different address because they are trying to establish Indiana residency, according to election officials.
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Fisher's first novel, the semi-autobiographical Postcards from the Edge, was published just 10 years after Fisher first appeared in that iconic white robe with those unusual hair buns.
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Vintage postcards tout the town as "the air-conditioned city" and it was dubbed the country's "hay fever haven" until the arrival of antihistamines blunted that appeal, Dierckins said.
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Vintage postcards tout the town as "the air-conditioned city" and it was dubbed the country's "hay fever haven" until the arrival of antihistamines blunted that appeal, Dierckins said.
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The ice cream company will also install post boxes at its stores, where postcards will be provided for customers to write in and show their support for marriage equality.
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"When you tell your kids about it, you can immediately empower them to send postcards to the people in charge of the policy, demanding they change it," Woods explained.
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There were the same postcards of protests around the country, the videos and photographs she'd been sharing before, and a lot of simple text posts, too, one after another.
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The campaign was accused of mailing 100,000 postcards, mostly to African-Americans, warning they might be ineligible to vote and could be arrested if they came to the polls.
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Unlike Michelangelo, Dostoyevsky was missing from the official lore of the city — you couldn't buy postcards bearing his image or visit a museum devoted to his life and work.
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Whether it's the glossy postcards plastered with percentages or catchy email subject lines chock full of numbers, statistics provide the purely quantitative evidence intended to lure in prospective students.
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Don't you think that the fact that the death camp postcards exist is somewhat offensive to the survivors, who lost their loved ones in the Holocaust, possibly whole families?
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They both work in the data-visualization field but for a lark they decided to exchange hand-drawn postcards to each other mapping a new data set every week.
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He had never held a job; during his years in the Austrian capital before World War I, he survived by peddling his paintings and postcards, and was sometimes homeless.
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You can use your own logos and graphics to create postage, postcards and envelopes as well — which can come in handy for wedding announcements, family reunions and other events.
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Materials she uses in sculptures and installations — suitcases, fruit skins, vintage postcards — comes with prior, but unknown histories, creating intricate traffic patterns between present and past in her work.
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The many important contributions that African-Americans made to society were rarely acknowledged in older postcards, but an exception was made for the scientist and educator George Washington Carver.
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This week, the non-profit organization launched a series of artist-made postcards, intended to transmit to politicians your messages of disappointment, outrage, or perhaps praise or even encouragement.
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They built organizations with names like Americans for Tax Reform and Americans for Prosperity that campaigned for income tax cuts with demonstrations and postcards from far outside the beltway.
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From it, the couple sells horror, science fiction, erotica and other so-called fringe lit, along with oddities like raven skulls, preserved scorpions and postcards sent by Charles Manson.
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He looked surprised when I asked if any were postcards but then, after digging through a haphazard pile of manila folders, he pulled out a small stack of them.
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There were cards describing main museum artifacts in English and Arabic, postcards from the souvenir shop showing a princess's skull and dusty books about Iraq's contribution to Arab history.
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"The impact is tremendous," 45-year old Ausana Akaradachakul told Reuters as she waited behind the counter for shoppers in her store selling postcards, straw bags, clothing and jewelry.
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"The impact is tremendous," 45-year old Ausana Akaradachakul told Reuters as she waited behind the counter for shoppers in her store selling postcards, straw bags, clothing and jewellery.
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The flasks are shipped to NOAA's offices here, where scientists unpack these atmospheric postcards and measure the concentration of greenhouse gases within: carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide and others.
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One of her first works was a series called "The Uninvited," in 2009, which focused on 19th-century postcards from Europe that depicted West African women in sexualized positions.
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Mr. Wade had a second artistic pursuit: creating photo emulsions in which he transferred images of the Southwest from old postcards and photographs onto canvasses, painted and enlarged them.
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Ms. Fisher's 1987 book, "Postcards From the Edge," made into a film starring Meryl Streep and Shirley MacLaine, reflected the sometimes difficult relationship between her and her famous mother.
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Over two days, as they rummaged through the roughly 19503,000 cards of the 30 dealers, most were hunting for obscure, beautiful or intriguing postcards to add to their collections.
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Jesse Helms, during which the Helms campaign sent more than 120,000 postcards targeted at mostly African-American voters aiming to intimidate and prevent them from going to the polls.
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"What an interesting culture we have, where you have price guides not just for mammy ceramics and salt and pepper shakers, but also for lynching postcards," Dr. Pilgrim said.
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Since the first modern vending machines began dishing out gum and postcards in the late 19th Century, coin-operated dispensers have supplied cupcakes, beetles, cigarettes, and even hypodermic needles.
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Since the first modern vending machines began dishing out gum and postcards in the late 19th Century, coin-operated dispensers have supplied cupcakes, beetles, cigarettes, and even hypodermic needles.
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Student groups held rallies and info sessions on campus, blasted the bill on social media, mailed postcards and letters to lawmakers, and hounded Capitol Hill offices with phone calls.
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A 1991 Justice Department memo obtained by the Washington Post indicated that Farr was involved in early discussions about the postcard effort in 1990, when he represented the North Carolina Republican Party, and had been involved in coordinating "ballot security" efforts for the 1984 campaign, which included mailing postcards to predominantly black districts with the goal of using returned postcards to prove certain voters weren't properly registered in the precinct where they were voting.
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Participants were also asked to share their experiences at the border on postcards that often convey the tedium, melancholy, and the fear associated with transitioning from one state to another.
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The plainspokenness of his forms and the diluted acid of his palette — the colors of faded postcards — speak to working-class despair as indelibly as the bleakness of his imagery.
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I had sent postcards at every stop along the way, keeping the family apprised of my southern progress, and so I waited, watching the daylight fade, for someone to call.
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There's a section on the site, Dole Interactive, where visitors could create their own buttons and posters, take quizzes, play crossword puzzles, and even send customized electronic postcards via email.
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I still believe in the USPS, and they still believe in receiving payment for their work, so I have a few stamps I've kept on me for postcards and letters.
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