"It's an area of tranquillity undisturbed by noise," he says.
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TRANQUILLITY OF SPIRIT I have both French and American passports.
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In France, he found the tranquillity and distance to write.
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"If one word comes up, it is 'tranquillity,' " he said.
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If you sell them, you are essentially betting on market tranquillity.
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So their tranquillity will be interrupted, at least for a time.
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"Our motivation is to live in tranquillity, with security," he said.
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Those who encountered him afterward recalled a tranquillity, and a smile.
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This enrages those who are silenced; hardly a recipe for social tranquillity.
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These assets lead to wealth, to jobs, and ultimately, to domestic tranquillity.
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The origin of poetry, thought William Wordsworth, was emotion recollected in tranquillity.
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He was slowing and needed to live his final years in tranquillity.
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They change with joy and suffering, tranquillity and crisis, sickness and health.
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A long tradition of meditation likewise uses controlled breathing to induce tranquillity.
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"I have accomplished my mission of restoring peace and tranquillity," he said.
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For maximum tranquillity, cuts and treatments are administered in welcoming private boudoirs.
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It is, to all appearances, a typically Russian scene of imperturbable rural tranquillity.
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Water puts out fire, so seek out the tranquillity of nature and water.
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Murder has some damn nerve, disrupting the tranquillity of such a heavenly place.
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A picture of tranquillity that fills the heart with joy and dreamy hope.
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For Kvitova, 24, the best part about playing the WTA Finals is the tranquillity.
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The Fed's new leaders will take the helm during a period of relative tranquillity.
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It is a record of tranquillity that few countries sharing a border can claim.
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It was intended as an oasis of tranquillity that would attract families and retirees.
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There would be domestic peace and tranquillity, certainly compared with what we're experiencing now.
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Neil Armstrong (21-21967) "Houston, Tranquillity Base here," Mr. Armstrong radioed to mission control.
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Neil Armstrong (21-21967) "Houston, Tranquillity Base here," Mr. Armstrong radioed to mission control.
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Those mountains, like the gardens, led him to seek tranquillity in the buildings he designed.
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Yet both domestic tranquillity and the ability to project power abroad depend on economic growth.
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I want him, here and now, because I've reached the age that I deserve tranquillity.
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These are Changi's intimate breathing spaces, home to big fish and small scenes of tranquillity.
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Indeed, their sense of tranquillity seemed to be founded on acceptance of their impending mortality.
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Here I am again, on a lazy Sunday morning, mandatorily reflecting on tranquillity and peace.
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His friend told him how his mood had shifted over the years from frustration to tranquillity.
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Americans should understand the tranquillity of spirit that truly universal health care brings to a population.
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Their eyes are closed, their faces are pale, and they have an expression of dull tranquillity.
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They are enchanted by the village's tranquillity and intrigued by daily life in the English countryside.
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Justice Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi said the army had been called in to ensure "peace and tranquillity".
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Eventually, however, there will be a period of tranquillity until another major event hits the currency markets.
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"I am sending messages of tranquillity, and I am going to continue to do so," he said.
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Even Dismukes, however, has his tranquillity tested when he finds himself in the hall of the motel.
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I cared that he had managed to build the domestic tranquillity that he lacked as a child.
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For creation, you need a certain tranquillity and need your own environment to be able to create.
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In the interest of public tranquillity we will not dwell on the nuclear codes in his office.
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The South Tyrol has become a modern wellness destination, where tranquillity imposes itself and soothing waters call.
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I was transported to the Tasmanian rainforest near my home, where I often seek tranquillity on long hikes.
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Where is the "domestic tranquillity" for the relatives of the 11,000 people murdered with a firearm in 2016?
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"My clear conscience will thereby allow me to await with tranquillity the results of any and all investigations."
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The unexpected tranquillity masked a palpable sense of anger and dread that has swept the city since Mrs.
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The transition from urban sprawl to natural tranquillity happened so quickly it was as though I'd been teleported.
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You need the tranquillity, but it will be no use to you if you haven't had the emotion.
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Go: At modern spas in the Italian Alps, tranquillity imposes itself by the very nature of the landscape.
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"Then she expressed strong anger toward Japan as she continued talking, before she regained her tranquillity," Yoon told Reuters.
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He announced that he was prepared to unleash another £250 billion (about $370 billion) in pursuit of financial tranquillity.
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The long exterior walkways and outside tower evoke Spanish Missions, while the courtyard areas maintain an aura of tranquillity.
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The bad news is that the coming decades are unlikely to afford us many moments of calm and tranquillity.
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"It is the tranquillity up there that I love," said Richard Bressler, the president of iHeartMedia, which owns iHeartRadio.
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Her aim is tranquillity and patience, with an emphasis on reprogramming her reactions, like her frustration with being late.
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If their yelling at me would result in national tranquillity, I should go,' " Mr. Aboutalebi wrote on Sunday. "Dr.
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Mr. McConaughey has led us, in mere seconds, from the noisy pleasures of civilization to the tranquillity of nature.
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As she sings, "The truth is when it's gone, it's gone," the music briefly finds tranquillity, then churns anew.
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"We were looking for more land, for the elbow room, the tranquillity," said Ms. Fink, 43, a planning consultant.
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Outside the tranquillity of the palace, more than 30,000 police officers were mobilized, as helicopters buzzed in the sky.
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The same natural tranquillity that drew some of the wealthiest American families to parts nearby is on display everywhere.
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DACA came around 2012, and it wasn't so much that it was all peace and tranquillity in my circles.
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DACA came around 2012, and it wasn't so much that it was all peace and tranquillity in my circles.
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I do know I emerged determined to find in my daily life the tranquillity I experienced in that room.
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"The truth is, what we're looking for is a way to live in peace, in tranquillity, with employment," he said.
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Their one-story rectangular white building, built around a shady courtyard, is a tiny oasis of tranquillity in Alice Springs.
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In 1972, it was designated a tourism site and, fortunately for the summit, renamed Sentosa, which means peace and tranquillity.
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And it is mood, not heritage trophies, that defines this penthouse — a rigorously thought out, effortless-seeming bastion of tranquillity.
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Government's number-one job is to ensure domestic tranquillity [sic], and that means tranquilizing the criminal element as much as possible.
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Only in periods of relative tranquillity are citizens "patient" enough for debate and deliberation, she writes, or to listen to experts.
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Chinese and foreigners alike have long been fascinated by Tibet, romanticising its impoverished vastness as a haven of spirituality and tranquillity.
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The tranquillity of the scene was disturbed only by the gurgling of the water and the murmured instructions of my teacher.
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Putting my finger again to my imaginary map, I can connect numerous cities that I have recently visited in total tranquillity.
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So this was nothing new to the Cleveland Cavaliers' leader, who channeled his inner yogi by emphasizing tranquillity before the game.
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"My tranquillity persists," Mr. da Silva said, "in the thinking that those who made mistakes should pay the price for them."
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Mr. Uthaug plays with the initial tranquillity nicely, mixing smiling, friendly faces with beauty shots of the pristine, conspicuously unpopulated landscape.
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In her view, because the logistics have been honed over the years, the dining rooms are filled with something resembling tranquillity.
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But it was the area's tranquillity that attracted Pamela Mastropietro, an 2000-year-old from a working-class section of Rome.
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In fact, I would ask, what if that tranquillity, that peace of mind, rests on the rotting corpses beneath our feet?
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The government has charged critics and peaceful protesters with sedition, and criminalises speech deemed to be insulting or to breach "public tranquillity".
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The restrictions were temporarily imposed to "maintain tranquillity" during the anti-government protests in the country, per Iran's state-sponsored news agency.
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His partner was Tiler Peck, who beautifully caught its atmosphere of hushed tranquillity and rapture — the atmosphere that Mr. Hall effortlessly conjures.
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Once you've had enough tranquillity, you can cross the atrium to the adjacent high-rise, Trump Tower, which also contains a POPS .
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They achieve a kind of tranquillity, not because they've decided to do nothing, but because they've achieved focus and purity of will.
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Mr. Martin puts the paper back in the box, closes it, and then proceeds on his way, his sense of tranquillity restored.
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True, he risked the family's tranquillity a while ago, but his biggest betrayal was of your mother, and she has forgiven him.
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In the meantime, the rudderless Debbie (Stacey Yen) has come to visit Barb, hoping to figure out her life in rural tranquillity.
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They show up to the farmhouse one afternoon, unannounced, and turn this scene of domestic tranquillity into one that ends in bloodshed.
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"Zanzibar will likely experience violence in the coming future after enjoying peace and tranquillity over the past five years," Hamad told reporters.
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As she recited a slew of jumbled words, it felt as if a magic wand was sprinkling tranquillity around me like glitter.
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Chang "also suggested the two sides strengthen defense exchanges and jointly safeguard peace and tranquillity of the border area", the report added.
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Several members of a private Facebook group recently voiced concern about urbanites disrupting the intimacy and tranquillity of their way of life.
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Several members of a private Facebook group recently voiced concern about urbanites disrupting the intimacy and tranquillity of their way of life.
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"In terms of finding peace and tranquillity in galleries, that is one of the reasons people come to our museums," she said.
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The government should take advantage of this prolonged period of economic tranquillity to strengthen the banking industry's defenses, before the next downturn.
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Traditions are fading fast as larger numbers of India's burgeoning middle class flock to holiday in the tranquillity of the lunar-like terrain.
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The evening tranquillity in the north-west, amid the greenery and the birdsong, feels much like the morning peace in the south-east.
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THE resorts for which the Maldives are famous may be havens of tranquillity, but Malé, the country's capital city, is a chaotic place.
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"We will not tolerate any conduct that undermines the order security and public tranquillity," a police statement said, referring to rumours of demonstrations.
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Tranquillity isn't expected to make you giddy but it did exactly that as we anticipated the many happily uncluttered hours ahead of us.
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Catholics are gravitating toward him because "for the essential values — family, nation, identity — Fillon incarnates them with a certain tranquillity," said the Rev.
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Not just because of its conspicuous size and weight but because it seemed like a signifier for visions of tranquillity from bygone times.
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Her social life, filled with obligations and engagements, is the opposite of the tranquillity and anonymity she said she enjoyed in New York.
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The heart of spiritual life is not the empty tranquillity of eternal peace but the mutual recognition of our fragility and our freedom.
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This long period of market tranquillity highlights the confidence many investors and businesses have shown in President Trump's promise to ignite economic growth.
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Rooms come in yellow, said to be associated with happiness, green for rejuvenation, blue for tranquillity and red for passion (doubles from $185).
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Section 505 (b) prohibits publishing information that may "cause fear or alarm", that could cause someone to commit an offense, or disrupt "public tranquillity".
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Even his trademark calm and body tranquillity surrendered to frustration and fury after he fouled out while trying to poke the ball from James.
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The animals are eating their way through local woodlands and suburban plots, feasting on flowers and shrubs and menacing the tranquillity of backyard living.
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That old-fashioned carnival sensibility isn't as much a part of American theme parks, which promote high-voltage rides and aren't known for tranquillity.
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If Mr. Trump truly loved this country and respected its institutions, he would cease promoting this virulent lie, for the sake of domestic tranquillity.
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Minutes later a second suicide blast shattered the Sunday brunch tranquillity at the Shangri-La Hotel's Table One Restaurant, a favorite of foreign tourists.
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Sure. Alongside that sense of tranquillity, though, I felt an urge to create that I haven't felt anywhere else on this trip so far.
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Tourists who have made it to Ubud, on the other hand, are taking advantage of the tranquillity — even if they feel a bit guilty.
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"The bad news is that the coming decades are unlikely to afford us many moments of calm and tranquillity," our reviewer, Yascha Mounk, writes.
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Steady economic growth and the tranquillity of financial markets have emboldened some critics, who see an opportune moment for a transition to new leadership.
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In Malay, the name means "peace and tranquillity," although more waspish locals say it actually stands for So Expensive and Nothing to See Also.
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Rapid change and disruption have brought instability and concern, and in response conservative leaders are promising tranquillity and security through protectionism and excessive nationalism.
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"I think they like the anonymity and the tranquillity here," Caleb Porter, Valeri's coach with the Timbers, said of his star and his countrymen.
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That is uncanny tranquillity for a $33 trillion economy which is supposed to be going through a wrenching transition from heavy industries to modern services.
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Bring tranquillity and harmony to your garden by positioning rocks near water, whether it's a small pond, a stone vessel or a bubbling water feature.
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That encompasses any untruth that might harm "public tranquillity", "friendly relations of Singapore with other countries" and "public confidence in the performance of…the government".
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The law penalises falsehoods that would interfere with "public tranquillity" or "diminish public confidence in the performance of any duty or function of…the Government".
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The scene's tranquillity belied a contentious fight over the springs in the area that has roiled this small community for much of the past year.
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Until you step into Niros, a garden of tranquillity with yellow tablecloths, plush booths and mirrored walls and ceilings made to look like arched windows.
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The sisters say they fear that their treasured tranquillity, the reason they bought the property after leaving their old convent in Yonkers, would be endangered.
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The mood appears to die down, in twilit tranquillity, at the close of Ruiz's début day, with Les Bosquets gilded by the sun's last rays.
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But these days, in the tranquillity outside the 58-story tower where his wife, Melania, and their son, Barron, live, tumbleweeds may as well roll.
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" In it, King blasted "large segments of white society" for being "more concerned about tranquillity and the status quo than about justice, equality, and humanity.
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Instead of manicured hedges and Versailles artifice, he built a water garden of Zen tranquillity, complete with a Japanese foot bridge and stalks of bamboo.
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"With the goal of safeguarding the well-being and tranquillity of Culiacán society, officials in the security cabinet decided to suspend the actions," Durazo said.
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But, occasionally, that tranquillity has slipped into crushing loneliness, like during all the nights I've spent in airport hotels, those uniformly strange and depressing places.
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The virtuoso playfulness she lacks is shown by Christine Shevchenko in the second cast, but she in turn lacks (as yet) authority and contemplative tranquillity.
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His introspective interiors, which feature the simple, classical architecture of 18th-century Copenhagen apartments bathed in Scandinavia's soft northern light, present havens of timeless tranquillity.
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The "after party" is our memory of the past, not so much recollected in tranquillity as relived in the riotous terms of style and form.
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" She said that the interpretation center is meant to evoke the tranquillity of the gardens themselves, adding, "There aren't going to be flat-panel screens.
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Mr. Morgan's great power as a bassist comes from his ability to impart surety and clear framing, if not tranquillity, in an otherwise dicey situation.
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"This rule hasn't been implemented yet, but it's already frightened everyone and shaken their tranquillity," said Beatriz Mendez, president of the development's resident advisory council.
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"It is imperative to restore social order and tranquillity as soon as possible, stabilize the business environment and bring Hong Kong back on track," he said.
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" In 1936, the critic J. Lewis May recalled him as "composed of atoms moving with such intense rapidity as to create the illusion of absolute tranquillity.
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"So the parson held a service there, not exactly of exorcism, which is the driving out of an evil spirit, but of bringing tranquillity," Rose continued.
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"The relative tranquillity the city enjoyed since several days before the election suggests all stakeholders regarded it as an opportunity to air their views," it said.
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The tranquillity of a Sunday afternoon in the newsroom was shattered earlier this week with an unconfirmed report of a shooting at a church in Texas.
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This is true on city sidewalks, too, where street trees create pools of relative tranquillity, places for human interconnection away from the rush of pedestrian flow.
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Landing in the city with that mind-set, we quickly found ourselves swept up in its bustling pace, its sense of freedom and pockets of tranquillity.
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We asked readers to share theirs, and while some told us stories of chaos, others wrote about the tranquillity of a city forced to shut down.
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"It is imperative to restore social order and tranquillity as soon as possible, stabilize the business environment and bring Hong Kong back on track," Cheung said.
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Best for tranquillity Best for negativity Best for love Best for healing Best for luck Best for money Best for fear Best for honesty Best for inspiration
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Perhaps the tranquillity of Déraciné heightens the violence in Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, while the intensity of Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice makes Déraciné all the more serene.
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After last year's tranquillity, as the charts below show, investors have had it all thrown at them this quarter, from the biggest ever rise in stock volatility .
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Finding the front door of the four-bedroom condo standing open, one officer later testified, he entered and came upon a contrasting scene of calm and tranquillity.
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Mine is a newly built temple, the opening of the Ryōan-Ji in Kyoto upon its completion in 1450, a calm sense of tranquillity passing through it.
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Now is a good time for intellectual humility, and for reserving judgment on an administration whose ultimate effects on domestic tranquillity and the Pax Americana remain uncertain.
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Perhaps Woods believed the famous serenity of Augusta National's pristine grounds could bring some tranquillity to his then rancorous life, but he appeared only nervous and uneasy.
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Many visitors remain charmed by the tranquillity of the artifacts and their setting, but some have complained on social media about a sense of clutter and disrepair.
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NEW YorK 1 mile By The New York Times The couple, who live with their rescue dogs, Sasha and Simone, also appreciate the tranquillity of their neighborhood.
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With a disarming tranquillity, it materializes the maddening torrent of news and views that can't be adequately comprehended, any more than a teacup can collect a waterfall.
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Mr. Peele, making his feature debut, sets a cozy, innocuous scene complete with coos and loving glances, a tranquillity that shatters with an eerily inopportune deer crossing.
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His condition stabilized, yet Jesse grew more agitated and confused; the morphine-induced tranquillity of the first days gave way to drug- and brain-injury-induced hallucinations.
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Today, people still want to come to America, as it remains the epitome of freedom and prosperity, the richest country that ever was, and blessed by tranquillity.
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Both Hopper and Dahl knock us off balance by peeling away the veneer of domestic tranquillity and inviting us to question what ugly truths are simmering beneath.
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"The situation in northern Myanmar relates to the peace and tranquillity of the China-Myanmar border," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang told a daily news briefing.
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Indeed, he said, Islamberg has remained very much the same place his parents had sought, with tranquillity among residents and the latitude to live out their faith.
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"We want a massive turnout to begin a new political era of tranquillity, normality, coexistence and respect," Rajoy told the Catalan wing of his conservative People's Party (PP).
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They rented surf shop cabins, drove pop-top campers or slept in tents under the northern lights, drawn by the tranquillity and splendor and muscle of the surroundings.
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Built in the 19th century to extend shipping routes west of the Appalachian Mountains, the canal is a ribbon of tranquillity in Georgetown, Washington D.C.'s oldest neighborhood.
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It was my guy friends who introduced me to more "modern" bands like Children of Bodom, Dark Tranquillity, Kalmah, and their folkier counterparts Thyrfing, Wintersun, Falkenbach, and Moonsorrow.
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"There was a period of tranquillity where people were holding their breath as town councils and social leaders were practicing politics freely for the first time," he said.
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Wordsworth's description of "emotion recollected in tranquillity" is sometimes cited as shorthand for what poets refer to as the lyric "I," the poet's vehicle for private, meditative reflection.
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The next Fed chairman is likely to begin the four-year term in an atmosphere of relative tranquillity during one of the longest economic expansions in American history.
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This pervasive tranquillity is strengthened by the harmonizing production design and cinematography that — with little clutter and deep shadows — give the different locations a similar look and vibe.
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In Howard Beach, Queens, a basketball hoop evoked a sense of suburban tranquillity, until Ms. Hofmann noticed that the hoop was also a mount for a surveillance camera.
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Mr. Roberts and Mr. Del Real said they decided to elope to Yosemite, partly to find some tranquillity, easier to achieve in a place with limited cellphone service.
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Dead-girl mysteries are often set in such sleepy, half-forgotten corners of the world: small towns, rural backwaters, suburbs that pride themselves on their tranquillity and safety.
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I can sense when the stillness of the street is a precursor to danger, like the moment before a storm hits and the air adopts a menacing tranquillity.
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"When one marries, one is pleasing God," the imam said, asking the assembled to pray that Ms. Gul and Mr. Harun would bring each other happiness and tranquillity.
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" Finkel camped at the site and tells Knight he was enchanted by its tranquillity, to which the hermit responds: "Do you think I was engaging in feng shui?
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"The difference between this display and the first game was massive, the change was obvious, it gives us tranquillity for the future for the months ahead," Pizzi concluded.
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Yambio, a midsize town of wide dirt roads and lofty kapok trees that seem to breathe tranquillity, used to be part of what was called a green state.
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"(The bank needs) some tranquillity and serenity to do what we have in mind, as part of our path, on the same conditions of our competitors," Morelli added.
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"I voted to restore peace and tranquillity in Guinea-Bissau," said Caminho Injai, 65, a cleaning lady in Bissau, echoing a sentiment expressed by many voters on Sunday.
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The tranquillity was broken by the entrance of a K-Pop megastar, G-Dragon, sporting Chanel brooches and a furry Chanel trapper hat, and he was owning the look.
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"We strongly urge India to take practical steps to correct its mistake, cease provocations, and meet China halfway in jointly safeguarding the border region's peace and tranquillity," he said.
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"And the two leaders also underscored that in the meantime it is important to maintain peace and tranquillity in all areas of the India-China border region," Gokhale said.
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Do spasms of hatred continue to shake the dog when he is alone again, or does the rage suddenly abate, and does he return to a state of tranquillity?
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He remained infatuated with China, and he gave his family home at the outskirts of London a Chinese name that has been roughly translated as Studio of Everlasting Tranquillity.
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The airy tranquillity of the building, which opened in 2013, evokes a kind of Balkan Grand Budapest Hotel with its hard-won inoculation from the swirl of politics outside.
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Tranquillity has never been Rome's strong suit, but with a bit of planning (and flexibility), the Eternal City can be at its most bewitching at the onset of winter.
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The Hotel Locarno, with generous high-ceilinged rooms, a fabulous bar and a lovely courtyard, is an oasis of class and tranquillity a stone's throw from Piazza del Popolo.
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There's a bonus story at the end of the book called "Yak and Quiet," a cautionary tale of how the "static" of technology can ruin the tranquillity of friendship.
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Michela's cherished secret spots included the offbeat Piazza della Giuggiola, an exquisite square paved with river rocks rivaled only by the nearby Piazza dell'Olivella in tranquillity and poetic otherworldliness.
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"It means this place has never been a safe haven to him and that all families can now enjoy the tranquillity and peace they deserve," he said in an interview.
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Destruction and despair leave citizens stakeless, with no investment in tranquillity and no allegiance amid wreckage; so the terrible expenditure of money and mortality bought not peace but political revolutions.
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The plan for the new prayer space, where men and women would be allowed to worship together, is an effort to restore some measure of tranquillity at the ancient site.
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"A Truck Full of Money" ends on a note of tranquillity — with Mr. English philosophical, the loose ends of his various projects, cockamamie or not, tied up in a bow.
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Mr. Peres brought a period of tranquillity to the social environment, which had been frayed by animosities between European and Middle Eastern Jews and between religious Jews and secular Jews.
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"China asks India to immediately stop its activities of using unmanned aircraft near the border, and to work alongside China to maintain the border area's peace and tranquillity," he said.
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The government ordered mobile phone and internet services cut for the day across the oil-producing Central African country "for reasons of security and public tranquillity", a government official said.
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Their cacophonous roar disrupts the tranquillity of the scene, while hanging over it all for days on end is the pungent smell of burning plastic from a nearby trash dump.
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Joshua Furst's second novel, "Revolutionaries," is about the children of postwar tranquillity who, aghast at the tacit arrangements that underwrote their childhood, poured out of suburbia and into the streets.
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He will take the helm of the central bank during a period of relative economic tranquillity, in the ninth year of one of the longest uninterrupted expansions in American history.
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Carlisle, who also serves as president of the N.B.A. Coaches Association, has his own theory, insisting that the recent tranquillity on league benches isn't as fluky as it might seem.
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A Few Thoughts While We Survey the Wreckage: • It's during the rare scenes of domestic tranquillity that "The Walking Dead" most closely resembles the Westerns from which it draws inspiration.
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Beginning in edenic tranquillity and ending in death and destruction, "Seasons," the mesmeric nature documentary from Jacques Perrin and Jacques Cluzaud, doesn't make you feel particularly proud to be human.
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"These acts, if allowed to go unchecked will constitute danger to the peace, tranquillity, harmonious coexistence and good governance of Kaduna state," it said, declaring the group unlawful with immediate effect.
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The subtext is that after 210 years of social tumult, assassinations, riots, scandal, an unpopular war and gas lines, Mr. Reagan returned the United States to the tranquillity of the 235s.
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That pigment mixes with a collection of textures and characters around the grounds to form an ever-moving mosaic of sport and art; of energy and tranquillity; of foliage and fortification.
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The surge in visitors has at times created tensions with residents, who say they are pleased by the economic benefits but worry that the tranquillity of the area has been ruined.
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It was fascinating, though, to hear Mr. Tao draw out every dissonance-statured, vehement element of the sonata while also bringing affecting tranquillity to the pensive conclusion of the last movement.
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Tranquillity can be found on the Hudson River Waterfront Walkway, a path extending from Bayonne, N.J., to the George Washington Bridge that runs intermittently through Edgewater, as the riverside developments allow.
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Guests used to stay at the family's main home, but now a detached cabin — with red window frames and split-wood siding — offers similar charm and tranquillity for $150 a night.
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We all know that the Western Balkans can be a driving force of European economic growth and we can accomplish that only if we stick together and keep tranquillity and stability.
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There have been moments when I've wished I was retired; I'm chasing, I guess, a certain feeling of tranquillity and calm, a sense I get when I look at the elderly.
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Something might happen for the positive and if even if it&aposs a small amount of understanding that we can get greater possibility of peace and tranquillity, that&aposd be a positive.
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Even if the government accepts a raft of amendments for the sake of tranquillity before the EU referendum, these are unlikely to solve the sector's problems—essentially the shortage of affordable supply.
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We had every intention of returning to Venice for dinner, but the island's seductive tranquillity, coupled with a neon orange and pink sunset, led us to dine at Sagra, the rooftop restaurant.
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During the practice rounds, García's brother gazed at the dogwoods and the towering pines, surveyed the azaleas in all their splendor and basked in the tranquillity of the tucked-away 13th tee.
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"In seasons of insurrection or rebellion, there are often critical moments, when a well-timed offer of pardon to the insurgents or rebels may restore the tranquillity of the commonwealth," he wrote.
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Think of how amazing it would be to watch the phases shift; the light come across the visible portion, the craters, the Sea of Tranquillity, all framed by this rigid black square.
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Getting back to things you can visit: The Earl Burns Miller Japanese Garden, on the Cal State University Long Beach campus, is a respite of tranquillity, with koi, ducks and beautiful landscaping.
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You could put together a make-ahead salad to bring to a cookout, or a potluck, or to serve later in the day in the peace and tranquillity of your own home.
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So much artistry, lavished on something so fleeting: There may be a lesson in this, particularly resonant in our current age, on how to live with uncertainty, to find tranquillity amid tumult.
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And yet, when I look up at the sky, I somehow feel that everything will change for the better, that this cruelty too shall end, that peace and tranquillity will return once more.
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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang said China was "firmly opposed" to the U.S. diplomat's actions, which he said would "damage the hard-earned peace and tranquillity of the China-India border region".
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Mr. Brown's wife, the actress Ashley C. Williams, whose credits include the stomach-churning horror film "The Human Centipede (First Sequence)," plays a person of levelheaded tranquillity in a world of violent men.
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During a visit to the grounds on May 10, while construction workers banged and bustled away inside and outside the Chatrier Court, the Simonne-Mathieu Court was a red-clay oasis of tranquillity.
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The hope is that it will enable both Beatles fans and school leavers experiencing hard times to discover and benefit from the same tranquillity that drew Lennon to Strawberry Field as a boy.
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When we fantasize about other people's houses, whether they're online or on TV shows or around the corner from where we live, we seem to imagine them as gleaming-surfaced oases of tranquillity.
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For all the chaos and pain she endures (and causes) on the hardwood, Fowles's life away from basketball is spent in quite a contradictory manner, in a continual search for moments of tranquillity.
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The order, signed by the principal secretary in the state's Home Department, contended that social media was being used by "anti-national and subversive elements" for "vitiating peace and tranquillity" in the state.
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Opening scheduled for this month Set in São Paulo's lush Burle Marx Park, this 173-room hotel aims to give guests a sense of tranquillity in the midst of a dense urban environment.
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Everyone is speaking in English which, with the tranquillity, stippled sunlight and exuberant flora, paints a picture so pretty and familiar that you brace for tea and a yawningly polite meander down biopic lane.
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Instead of finding a little prewedding tranquillity at the hotel, what Ms. Janko, 28, found at the overbooked Larkspur Landing was a small space to sleep beside Mr. Best, 27, on a foldout sofa.
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But we are drawn to these houses just the same, not by the dream of tranquillity, but by the durable, and far more interesting, pull of complexity, and even the possibility of impending catastrophe.
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Several guests cheered, others cried, all of them knowing that somewhere between the madhouse that was Los Angeles and the tranquillity that is Nashville, the bride and groom had come to each other's rescue.
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Yes, if you identify as one of those "visionaries who push beyond accepted limits," you can now buy an ultra-fancy Phantom Tranquillity and change the volume using a knob made from an actual meteorite.
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But I am grateful for the tranquillity and joy my father experienced during the last year of his life, after I came to terms with releasing him from reality and meeting him where he was.
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Since he is taken into a Carmelite monastery at the age of 8, much of the novel's drama comes from the clash between the tranquillity of the cloisters and Lippi's yearning for the world beyond.
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That's a distinction: You've got Roof, who sits in a church, a place of peace, a place of tranquillity, with a number of people wanting to do good, and he gets up and shoots them.
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The custom locket company Loquet London is introducing a range of rings with customizable charms, like a heart locket ring that includes rainbow, anchor and rose quartz charms symbolizing promise, tranquillity, hope and love ($3,415).
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WASHINGTON — Jerome H. Powell was sworn in on Monday as the Federal Reserve's 16th chairman, stepping into his new role as a half-decade of economic tranquillity is beginning to show some signs of strain.
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There are few places where Phelps and Hackett feel more at ease than at Scottsdale National, a golf course contoured from the McDowell Mountains that offers sweeping views of Phoenix and a wellspring of tranquillity.
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That much like pediatric periodontists and professional closet organizers, writers like me, however uneconomic we may seem, can exist with a degree of tranquillity or efficiency only in economies like this one, of extreme specialization.
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That episode, and incidents like the federation's loud complaints about refereeing decisions and the World Cup's new video assistant referee system, contrast with the relative tranquillity of the Brazilian soccer team under its coach, Tite.
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"The pressure from oil is easing...and tranquillity is returning to other markets so we can expect a bit of a step back from bonds, and yields should trend higher," KBC strategist Piet Lammens said.
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While many hope to bask in the waters of the Atlantic, take in breathtaking sea captains' homes and soak up some peaceful tranquillity, others hope to spot something even more exhilarating: a great white shark.
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David Bowie's greatest years began nine days before Apollo 11 touched down in the Sea of Tranquillity, with the release of his single "Space Oddity"; they ended 11 years later, with the single "Ashes to Ashes".
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"This presumption has reflected the traditional 'aversion to declaring children illegitimate,' as well as an interest in promoting familial tranquillity through deference to the marital family," the court wrote in the ruling obtained by BuzzFeed News.
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While Young circled above them in the command and service module nicknamed Charlie Brown, Stafford and Cernan undocked for their descent toward the landing site in the smooth, dark volcanic plains of the Sea of Tranquillity.
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"All parties should do more for the peace and tranquillity of the region, behave cautiously, and avoid impacting the foundation for resolving the long-standing Palestine issue and initiating new hostility in the region," Geng said.
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But Djokovic plummeted quickly from that height: He lost in the third round at Wimbledon, then continued to slide, coping with an elbow injury and struggling to find the mental and emotional tranquillity he once savored.
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The review, due to start early next year, comes as policy is expected to stay on auto pilot for months to come amid relative tranquillity on financial markets that allows policymakers to contemplate longer-term issues.
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It's little surprise that these mountains have become the locus of a cluster of modern spa destinations designed to draw city dwellers to a place where tranquillity imposes itself by the very nature of the landscape.
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"I am convinced that everything we do to reactivate the economy, to produce, to create jobs and achieve the material and cultural well-being of the people will result in social peace and tranquillity," he said.
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My ears pricked up to every noise that broke the rural tranquillity, only to be disappointed when the buzzing turned out to be a tractor, car or just a swarm of bees flying in the midday sun.
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Auckland can hardly be considered frenzied, but for an extra dose of tranquillity hop the ferry to Waiheke Island, where culture meets nature over 35 square miles of scalloped beaches, vineyard-planted hillsides and welcoming art galleries.
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But James Turrell's installation (continuing) is a pocket of tranquillity; enter the square room on the top floor and meditate on the muted blue of the open skylight and the geometric shadows it casts on the walls.
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Coming in search of outdoor tranquillity, you might find yourself vying for a piece of the six million-acre park that more than 26 million visitors have come to enjoy (roughly 1003,2100 people live here year-round).
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Mr. Morales, a leftist and the nation's first Indigenous president, was replaced by Ms. Añez, a little-known senator who took office holding aloft a large Bible and promising to "bring back" democracy and tranquillity to Bolivia.
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This collection revolves around the power of place, as Porcellino bounces from various Midwestern locales to Denver and San Francisco and back; wherever he is, he finds tranquillity in open space, in the silence and grandeur of nature.
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The Iranian government has blocked access to messaging app Telegram and photo app Instagram amid several days of protests in what authorities say is a move "to maintain tranquillity and security of society," according to state-run media.
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It is native to East Asia—mainly China, Taiwan, Japan, and North and South Korea—where, kept in check by various natural predators, it has coexisted with the rest of nature in relative tranquillity for millions of years.
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Franzen's life will continue: Jason the trainer, the smoked-turkey sandwich at New Leaf for lunch, doubles with Chetkovich and their friends when the weather is good for it, which it always is, the tranquillity of his office.
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"Without doubt when things are going well we have much more tranquillity and calmness to work," said Caboclo, though he acknowledged that the cash-rich, scandal-plagued C.B.F. still had much work to do to regain public trust.
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Using the secret of her identity to elevate this book's already high drama, the author (Elena Ferrante is a pseudonym) describes the violent rupture of a marriage with all the inner tranquillity that you might associate with Medea.
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"We urge the United States to stop getting involved in the China-India territorial dispute and do more to benefit this region's peace and tranquillity," he said, adding that China and India were handling the matter appropriately through talks.
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Food is served by expert scuba divers who deliver foie gras, lobster salad and champagne in waterproof cases before leaving the diners peering out of the portholes, enjoying the strange tranquillity of eating in an air pocket, completely submerged.
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"We're celebrating human curation over algorithmic rhythms," said Mr. Silva, who was spurred to open his shop after experiencing a common affliction for London's bibliophiles — the repetitive, grating ring tones of smartphones disrupting the tranquillity of his bookshop experience.
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"So if countries outside the region, like the United States, really want to consider the peace, tranquillity and well-being of people in the region, then they shouldn't make trouble out of nothing and incite trouble," Lu told reporters.
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On July 22st it will be exactly 225 years since Neil Armstrong fluffed his lines at the culmination of the original Moon programme—his "small step" off Apollo 22021's lunar module, Eagle, onto the regolith of the Sea of Tranquillity.
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It is a risky strategy — one that is already straining Saudi finances and threatening the kingdom's ability to continue providing generous social programs, like subsidized housing and cheap energy, that the royal family has long used to buy domestic tranquillity.
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López, who likes to hurry us through the plot, may lack Erice's tranquillity, and few directors can match his uncanny ability to balance the inward with the political, yet "Tigers Are Not Afraid," like Ana, seems quite at home with monsters.
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A local authority worker who is the only hijab-wearer in her Sussex village said she had been impressed, during post-university travels round the Middle East, by the "tranquillity and stability" of people despite the difficulty of their lives.
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"Both sides should continue to promote border talks, abide by the principles and consensus already reached, and jointly protect peace and tranquillity in the border region to create positive conditions for a final resolution," the statement cited Kong as saying.
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QINGDAO, China (Reuters) - China's navy wants maritime "tranquillity and good order", its chief said on Monday, ahead of a parade to mark its 70th anniversary at which the military is expected to display new warships including nuclear submarines and destroyers.
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An economics major at the University of California at Berkeley, he spent eight years working the front of the house at the Blue Ribbon Sushi restaurants in New York, which may explain his remarkable tranquillity as he corrals the crowd.
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"We want to live in tranquillity," Ms. Reyes said in the couple's homey four-bedroom house in the rolling hills of Los Teques, a suburban area south of the capital where they have lived since they were married 50 years ago.
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A younger generation who wants some of the spoils of urban life — like a walkable downtown, trendy places to eat and crafty cocktail bars — but also seeks the tranquillity and relative affordability of the suburbs has begun to transform Lambertville.
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But last week, Mr. Trump returned to Bedminster for the first time since his inauguration, stirring concerns for some residents ahead of his visit that their treasured tranquillity would be disrupted by the swarm that typically surrounds a president's travels.
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For a singular Brazilian beach experience, one must travel all the way to Alter, which feels like a slow-paced oasis of tranquillity in a country on edge over a protracted economic crisis, colossal corruption scandals and rising political polarization.
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The Chinese president said the two countries should "solve disputes through bilateral consultations and dialogues, adhere to a cooperative path of 'shelving differences and engaging in joint development,' and properly address problems in order to maintain regional peace and tranquillity," Xinhua said.
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She smiles and closes her eyes as she begins to play Prokofiev's "Piano Concerto No.3"—one moment thrusting her head in accordance with the speed and passion of the music, the next allowing her fingers alone to convey coolness and tranquillity.
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In her own words the last few weeks have been a "whirlwind" and while the tranquillity of the All England Club in the days leading up to the Championships offers a chance to catch breath, she knows it is only a temporary lull.
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"So if countries outside the region, like the United States, really want to consider the peace, tranquillity and well-being of people in the region, then they shouldn't make trouble out of nothing and incite trouble," Lu said, according to the news services.
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Looking for some of the tranquillity he experienced, my wife, daughter and I put up at Metohi Kindelis, a bed-and-breakfast a few miles inland from the walled city of Chania, with vestiges of Venetian rule in its lighthouse and bulwarked harbor.
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And this week, Major League Baseball reached a new collective bargaining agreement with the players' union, adding five more years of labor peace to the two decades of tranquillity that have prevailed since a long, debilitating strike wiped out the 240 World Series.
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I also go for questions that address current events, like dealing with social-media privacy or the latest security concern — issues that in the end may touch on domestic tranquillity or keeping personal tech inoculated against hacks and viruses for the common good.
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And so the journey continues, from the tranquillity of the Cornish fishing village of Mousehole to the turbulence of a soccer match in Liverpool, from the sadly diminished down-market resort of Blackpool to the orderly and unshowily prosperous Scottish tourist town of Ullapool.
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To some extent it can teach you to appreciate the irksome chaos and noise that led to the original yearning for silence—to realise that just as there can be inner tumult in silence, so there can be tranquillity in the thrum of activity.
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For example, Dr. Steven Reiss, a research psychologist, conducted studies involving more than 6,000 people and found that 16 core desires can motivate our behavior: power, independence, curiosity, acceptance, order, saving, honor, idealism, social contact, family, status, vengeance, romance, eating, physical exercise and tranquillity.
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"China's navy is willing to, together with other navies, tackle maritime security challenges and maintain maritime peace, tranquillity and good order, stay committed to maritime security and development and actively provide more public goods for world maritime security," Shen, who is close to Xi, said.
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Tucked at the end of an unassuming alley in Red Hook, Brooklyn, amid 22019th-century red brick houses originally built to accommodate fishermen, Leidy Churchman's studio feels like a refuge — a minimalist retreat that exudes the kind of tranquillity found in the artist's meditative paintings.
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Despite its decaying facades and jury-rigged amenities, with the river on one side, a street closed to traffic on the other and a garden of pink and purple chrysanthemums, the hotel maintained a tranquillity that defied the crisis unfolding only a few miles away.
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"An Indian official going to a disputed region on the China- India border will perhaps make the issue even more complex, and is not beneficial to efforts by both parties to maintain peace and tranquillity on the border," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said.
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As his work for seven dancers moves from darkness (the staid and somber Assyrian Court) to tranquillity (the meditative Chinese Garden Court) and finally lightness (a bright court in the American Wing), Mr. Farley takes the audience on a journey laced with history and spirituality.
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CreditCreditMunch Museum/Artist Rights Society (ARS), New York There are painters in full control of themselves, whose art radiates the tranquillity of lives well lived: the calm Dutch masters Johannes Vermeer or Meindert Hobbema, say, or the Zen monochrome brush painters of the Muromachi era in Japan.
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Though events like the plague of 1666 or the erection of the Berlin Wall occasionally threaten Wychwood's tranquillity, it is a "blessed enclosure," an island of graceful extravagance protected by high walls—"the materialisation of the imaginary"—and by the money and power of returning Royalists and their successors.
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Saudi Arabia has "fulfilled its duty for the sake of Allah and welcomed the guests of Allah without exception and provided them with all the services needed to perform their haj ritual with ease, comfort, security and tranquillity," the 83-year-old monarch said in a televised speech.
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" It is not a strain, however, to which Davies pays much heed, and the poetry that we hear in his movie, recited in Nixon's voiceover, is of a wry tranquillity, concluding, as one might predict, with "Because I could not stop for Death— / He kindly stopped for me.
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Sofia Shevelyeva, 26, a sales manager, watched the upset over Spain at Beer Mood, a bar overlooking Chisty Prudy park, a leafy spot in the city center whose tranquillity today belies its past: It was a site Ivan the Terrible had set aside for crowds to watch mass executions.
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And while Mr. Ward can't wait to toast the New Year with a glass of Champagne (and to do so in blazing sunlight, because this is the time of the year when the sun never sets over Antarctica), he is more excited about starting 2019 with tranquillity and beauty.
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But the care with which Halley arranges these hyperactive textures and rushing shapes gives the painting a curious effect of tranquillity: The bright colors balance one another into a kind of visual equivalent of white noise, with the staticky orange square just below center smoothly refusing your gaze.
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Montesquieu believed that "political liberty in a citizen is that tranquillity of spirit which comes from the opinion each one has of his security, and in order for him to have this liberty the government must be such that one citizen cannot fear another citizen" ("Spirit of the Laws", book 227, chapter 6).
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The legend of Sinterklaas was brought over by Dutch settlers of New Amsterdam colony in the 1600s, he said, and the figure was developed over centuries, partly by commercial interests, media portrayals and New Yorkers adopting the St. Nicholas figure to help rein in a once-raucous holiday and make it into a celebration characterized by domestic tranquillity.
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Putting aside the burden on roads, tranquillity and social relations, to frack a gas well means taking roughly four million gallons of water, poisoning it with chemicals, some of them proprietary secrets, and forcing this brew, together with some three million pounds of clay pellets or silica sand, into a well that extends horizontally a mile or two through shale.
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Word of the Day noun: a mythical bird said to breed at the time of the winter solstice in a nest floating on the sea and to have the power of calming the winds and waves adjective: idyllically calm and peaceful; suggesting happy tranquillity adjective: marked by peace and prosperity _________ The word halcyon has appeared in 32 articles on nytimes.
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Ms. Añez pledged to "bring back democracy and tranquillity," but she instead embarked on a blatantly revanchist, ruthless path, stacking her cabinet with religious conservatives bitterly opposed to Mr. Morales's Movement for Socialism, breaking ties with the left-wing governments of Cuba and Venezuela and dispatching an ambassador to a gleeful Trump administration, the first in Washington in 11 years.
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They last collaborated on " La La Land " (2016), in which Gosling and Emma Stone danced on air in a planetarium, up among the stars—evidently a dress rehearsal for the new film, although viewers hoping that Neil Armstrong (Gosling) and Buzz Aldrin (Corey Stoll) will waltz across the Sea of Tranquillity in each other's arms, rather than setting off on little solo hops, should prepare for disappointment.
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But when you actually survey the homes you are drawn to, you realize that you in fact love your privacy; that you don't care enough about interior design to spend years searching for the fascinating objets; that in real life the thought of neighbors constantly coming over fills you with exhaustion; that a sense of quiet, tranquillity and privacy is more important to you than the frenetic chaos that comes with running Grand Central Station.
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As you trundle your gray viscera into your office, that place with the bad lighting that you don't see anywhere else, grab the back of your ergonomic chair, yank it out slightly, park yourself down, yawn, look down at your keyboard, and then shut your eyes for a few seconds of black tranquillity before you sigh a deep sigh and enter the password for your machine, you should remember that you are dying at an incredible rate.
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One day, Christiansen was in a meeting at André Balazs's yet-to-open London hotel, Chiltern Firehouse, admiring "the line strokes of the pink paint on the wall," he said, when he realized that many of his references came from the same mind, or, rather, two minds: Karl Fournier and Olivier Marty of the Paris-based architecture firm Studio KO. 11 Photos View Slide Show ' Fournier and Marty, who created the Chiltern's lived-in Edwardian look and who had previously designed elegant, earthy homes for Pierre Bergé (Yves Saint Laurent's former business and romantic partner) and the Italian aristocrat Marella Agnelli, are known less for their aesthetic, which tends to be elastic, as they are for their ability to cleverly mix periods and moods in creating spaces that channel a voluptuous tranquillity: placid Berber compounds in Marrakesh, for instance, or a gracefully blackened wood barn on France's Brittany coast.
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