Every inch of the room is treed and tinseled, stockinged and sparkled.
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Mulching programs Most cities offer programs that will turn your de-tinseled tree into mulch.
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And while my beard has tinseled, the intervening years haven't exactly been kind to Rome either.
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MILAN — On a gently curving street lined with furriers and antiquarians sits a yellow building with a tinseled fake Christmas tree in the foyer.
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In the belly of the Warehouse Project, under the tinseled netting of Elrow, on boat parties along the Dalmatian coast, strange crossovers are taking place.
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"Winter setting in Tinseltown" sounds like a snowy paradise, doesn't it, with tinseled Christmas trees and snow white expanses as far as the eye can see … but it's not.
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Most truly mainstream musicians are shooting for tinseled whimsy, warm fuzzies, and a picture of mittened masses tipping their hats to each other on their way to a family gathering.
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The 460 onlookers, seated in uncomfortable metal folding chairs around the perimeter of the 55,000-square-foot room, heard only the beat of tinseled and jeweled sandals strutting and the swish of clothes heavy with sequins and beading.
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Fresh from his win at the Golden Globes, and already tinseled with accolades from a slew of critics' associations, Affleck could probably just stand at the edge of the sea and watch the tide bring further trophies to his feet, although trophies don't float.
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It also has no sense of book or score. In the course of the show, the hero moves all the way from the Krazy Korn Klub to a tinseled stage in Las Vegas. The audience is asked to believe that in his rise to fame, he has sharpened his comedy act and earned his success. Although the jokes are just as dreadful in the end as in the beginning, when he becomes a success more people on stage laugh at him.
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Lindström stayed in Rochester, New York, where he studied medicine and surgery at the University of Rochester. Bergman traveled to New York and stayed at their small rented stucco house between films, her visits lasting from a few days to four months. According to an article in Life, the "doctor regards himself as the undisputed head of the family, an idea that Ingrid accepts cheerfully". He insisted she draw the line between her film and personal life, as he has a "professional dislike for being associated with the tinseled glamor of Hollywood".
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Mark Kennedy of ABC News called the production "a tight, polished, expensive- looking affair that has enough jokes for adults and enough special effects for kids." In 2013, the Washington Post said the musical made the movie look "nuanced." The show in 2015 received mixed reviews from professional critics at publications such as The Guardian. The Guardian didn't much like the 2015 performance, but did praise Ben Forster as Buddy for his "anarchic glee." A New York Times critic described the original Broadway production as “tinseled in synthetic sentiment, performed with a cheer that borders on mania, and instantly forgettable.” The performance in late 2017 in Aurora received a mostly positive review in the Chicago Sun Times, who said the "immense energy" of the show could be overwhelming, with Kyle Adams as Buddy.
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