Walls in all phases of life: Walls that still stand and walls that do not.
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" Trump claims that in California, the government has just finished building "new walls, beautiful walls, steel walls.
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She is survived on her mother's side by her sisters Connie Walls-Presley, Henretta Ladson, Carol Ann Walls and Leona Walls, and her brothers Henry Jr., Averell and Vincent Walls.
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" The platform also states: "We want to dismantle all walls, from prison walls to border walls, from Mexico to Palestine.
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"Simply put, walls work and walls save lives," he said.
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Walls were falling down, walls I had erected at Lockless.
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And whether they're T-walls or chain-link fences or big beautiful border walls between the US and Mexico, walls are always divisive.
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"The walls we are building are not medieval walls," Trump said.
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The office includes 5 "green walls," or fresh plant-covered walls.
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"Simply put, walls work and walls save lives," Mr. Trump said.
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Twitter is inexplicably being taken over by walls and walls of emoji.
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Three walls and a personal poolTo start with, it's only three walls.
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While Saturn builds walls, Neptune is an ocean wave that knocks the walls down.
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Tape two signs, "Walls Protect" and "Walls Divide," on opposite ends of the classroom.
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"The walls we are building are not medieval walls," Mr. Trump said on Jan.
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Clearly, the Corps is focusing on walls because four of its plans involve walls.
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I can see a better future for humanity, I can see walls that Robert Kardashian broke down, walls that you guys broke down and now walls that we're at.
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"Those who build walls will become prisoners of the walls they put up," he said.
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I work on two opposing walls making paintings on paper, pinned directly onto the walls.
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I guess it's safe to say that digital walls will eventually turn into physical walls.
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"I do not think physical walls, or walls of weapons, can stop migration," Giammattei added.
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Many of the candidates were talking about building walls, about building double walls, about electric fences.
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It's the fact that the walls for me are different than the walls for Amandla [Stenberg].
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Not art inside the walls (intramural), nor outside them (extramural), but art between these same walls.
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By that time, I was sitting there, climbing the walls, banging my head against the walls.
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Today, walls are typically white, but accent walls are sometimes used to make a room pop.
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Donnie Zanger, project manager of All Week Walls, which specializes in installing pressurized walls, would agree.
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"Those who build walls will become prisoners of the walls they put up," the Pope said.
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"We sit within quietude of fortified walls that are old New York hotel construction, when walls were walls, and telephones were usable without a Ph.D." So we're back on this, huh?
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" He stuck to his hard line on illegal immigration, too, insisting "walls work and walls save lives.
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Walls cellular, membranes of containment, and walls tremendous, storied, clichés and claims abundant, ample for the need.
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Because if they are writing on your dead friends' walls, surely they are writing on everyone's walls.
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Graceland's formal rooms are all white carpet and gold trimmings and mirrors — walls and walls of mirrors.
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It's also a safe way to let kids color on the walls, without actually coloring the walls.
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One has whitewashed paneled ceilings and walls, the other barn-wood shiplap walls and a tin ceiling.
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Casting vertical shadows down the walls, from certain perspectives the shadows conjure up an illusion of glass walls.
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Now, thanks to Artfully Walls, your walls are about to get a lot more interesting for the fall.
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"Those who build walls will become prisoners of the walls they put up," the Pope told reporters recently.
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Wash walls and ceilings Miller recommends cleaning the walls and ceiling with a 3:1 vinegar-water mixture.
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"I hate fences and walls in my work and I hate fences and walls in life," Tunick added.
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Walls in our hearts are the most dangerous walls, and that is where we must bring them down.
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Which is keeping the Uighurs in an open-air prison without walls, because facial recognition replaces prison walls.
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The ceiling is crumbling, the walls chipping, the floorboards sagging; stray wooden planks are strewn against the walls.
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They watched in gutted rooms missing walls and carpets because Harvey took their walls, carpets and everything else.
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Walls had freed his trusted slave John Walls and instructed him to look after Jane and his family.
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The walls appeared to be out of place as they were the only solid concrete walls in the basement.
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We can't have 'artwork' on the walls, but we figured out how to stencil a quote on the walls.
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He occasionally executed paintings directly on walls and also built free-standing walls, painted white, that he considered paintings.
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"With fear, we will not move forward, with walls, we will remain closed within these walls," he said on Sunday.
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Glass walls allow in plenty of natural light, which mingle well with the cool coloring of the walls and floor.
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"With fear, we will not move forward, with walls, we will remain closed within these walls," he said on Sunday.
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With this advance, it is in fact possible to shine lasers through walls—but only very specific kinds of walls.
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His paintings hang on the walls of the Brooklyn Museum and on the walls of the Lyons' home on Empire.
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"All the good work couldn't have continued if walls were up at all, and there were no walls," he said.
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But Barrie nevertheless makes a case that it can be used to rescue kids by punching holes in school walls while military videos of water bottles puncturing brick walls and the walls of vehicles play behind her.
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Basically, you surround yourself with four walls, build a staircase, then jump and build another four walls a level higher up.
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Trump is using this deadline to make one final push for the wall: Simply put, walls work and walls save lives.
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Walls can talk, and the Supreme Court should make sure everyone is free to decide what stories their walls will tell.
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The décor is spare, with salmon-colored walls, hanging red lights, bare-wood tables and hardwood bench seating along the walls.
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It's a huge burden knowing that she's stuck between four walls over there and I'm stuck between four walls over here.
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When you walk into a sneaker store, they have walls and walls for men and a small section catering to women.
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To create the effect, Truly painted the griffin's body onto walls and sculptural elements jutting out of the floor and walls.
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He vows to build walls and ban us from this country … We can't solve our problems by building walls and sowing division.
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I keep the space open with one wall for recently finished paintings, and then the other two long walls are working walls.
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There are six saw blades cutting through the walls, floor and ceiling of the dark blue wainscoted room with lighter blue walls.
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In some cases, concrete piles are placed in front of the walls to help weaken the waves before they hit the walls.
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It was called the School Without Walls — no walls because it's a big world out there, and life is the great tutor.
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"If you save on walls at almost all the venues, two or three walls at each means a big saving," Andrada said.
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Dr. Thorson helps people differentiate between walls made of dumped, pitched or stacked stones and walls with foresightedly layered and embellished stones.
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Tonight's candlelight will cast the same glow on my Oakland walls as it did on my parents' walls in Montreal in 1998.
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"Physical walls aren't going to stop migration... the only things that stop migration are walls of prosperity," Giammattei told Mexican broadcaster Televisa.
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"Part of the reason I have this collection of art on the walls is because I have so many walls," he said.
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Bookcases completely line two walls from floor to ceiling, paintings hang on the other walls, above other bookcases and chests of drawers.
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He explains that early walls were built as protection from neighboring tribes, and how the walls in China assured traders safe passage.
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If you expected the White Walkers to at one point get to your walls, wouldn't you have better defense on those walls?
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Even walls — Hadrian's Wall, the Berlin Wall, and the 20123 national border walls now existent — are only temporary, porous provisions against migration.
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To find the perfect chipping walls, I walked all over Al-Hussein, studying, touching and testing countless walls to find the perfect chipping walls, talking with the house owners and neighbors, learning their unique stories and enjoying their overwhelming hospitality.
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"Builders of walls, be they made of razor wire or bricks, will end up becoming prisoners of the walls they build," he said.
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Here are the main differences between the cinematic Walls family, and the one that Jeannette Walls initially told us about in her memoir.
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There are blue walls and green walls and lighting in the corridors: one is pink, another one is yellow, and another is orange.
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"Builders of walls, be they made of razor wire or bricks, will end up becoming prisoners of the walls they build," he said.
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Meanwhile, in the US, Walmart Supercenter had a vast selection of dry goods like walls and walls of cereal, snacks, and junk food.
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Who could imagine in 2016 another set of walls being built up, this time made of mesh and razor wire, but walls nevertheless.
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Inside, paint was cracking and peeling off the walls and ceilings — a stark contrast to the ornate decorations on some of the walls.
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As Siegel said, the walls-up metaphor is a good one, because both physical and metaphorical walls serve an important purpose: To protect.
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It is "Breaking Down the Walls of Heartache: How Music Came Out," not "Breaking Down the Walls of Heartache: How Music Became Gay."
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Turning left at the front door takes you into the kitchen, which has wood paneled walls, white cabinetry and two walls of windows.
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If the walls between Mars' home life and the office seemed thin, the walls between the university and the office were even thinner.
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White-male portraits on white walls were intended to mean ownership of all, the privilege of all, even as white walls white in.
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Why don't we build our walls with Kevlar so that kids aren't being shot through their own walls because they're so cheaply built?
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We are blind to and dismissive of what people beyond our walls (let alone even within our walls) think about complex issues that matter.
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In the recent floods, water rose halfway up her kitchen walls, and now those walls are covered in newspaper where the drywall was removed.
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Economic walls have fallen, but new ones have arisen—walls separating different value systems that seem impossible for the continent's "semi-hegemon" to remove.
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The President said that most walls you hear about are 14 feet or 15 feet tall but this would be nothing like those walls.
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"We laid tile in our kitchen, we changed the countertops, we put up walls, teared down walls — anything you can think of," she continues.
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The logical outcome of "immoral" walls is that Democrats are the party that opposes all border walls and would likely support their removal entirely.
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Behind a curtained entrance, there were hot pink walls, a couch, and end tables, along with works by various living artists on the walls.
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In any case, sitting in these homes behind walls, in communities behind walls, people often get so angry during dinner, they leave the table.
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"Then we look toward the outer walls for downlighting that can gently wash the walls, curtains and art with warm, functional brightness," he said.
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Inspectors found lead paint on several walls, and Mr. Green chose to cover those walls with drywall, an inexpensive strategy for mitigating the problem.
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Of course, now, on his recent tour, he's broadened that wall to talk about worldwide walls, Trump's wall, and walls in the Middle East.
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In the walls and the ceiling, water and earth streamed behind sheets of clear ice, the sediment tinting the walls orange and pale green.
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"We are not safe because of walls but in spite of walls," Mr. O'Rourke said, speaking to supporters within earshot of Mr. Trump's rally.
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" Echoing a previous tweet from his social media director, Trump told the Post that "I immediately thought of the Vatican, with the massive walls, and I said, 'Well, wait a minute, he's got the bigger walls, he's got walls like you couldn't even dream of.
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This is why when you put me in a beautiful studio with all white walls, my installation might be as sterile as the four walls.
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The private Facebook groups, "Behind the Walls - Illinois Dep't of Corrections" and "Behind the Walls ~ Illinois Department of Corrections," have each more than 4,000 members.
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She created original, large-scale illustrations on the walls of the Fleming; these illustrations have been transferred, in vinyl, to the walls of the Zimmerli.
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"My four walls have been where the best times, the worst times, happy times and sad times, everything is all in those walls," she says.
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The big pitch is that you can build walls against the future, and the richest ones among us might get to cower behind those walls.
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They'd crawl down the outside of the building and into these holes in the walls, and then would scratch through the walls—like giant mice.
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The plaster walls at the GoDown were uneven, and the climate control consisted of some open-air vents, but the walls had been freshly painted.
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As in many other towns, people in Eureka worked around the clock installing flood walls, piling sandbags atop the walls and levees, and running pumps.
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Along the walls are sliding panels built for Iyer to manage the sound, which might be brittle if left to reflect off the bare walls.
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" At her most miserable, "I found myself going round leaning against walls — I can't think why misery makes me lean against walls, but it does.
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There are two types of indoor climbing walls: bouldering walls, which are low enough that climbers can leap (or tumble) onto the mats without getting hurt; and top-roping walls, which tower over the bouldering walls and require harnesses, ropes and a partner on the ground belaying the rope — or gathering the slack as you climb higher — so you won't fall too far if you slip.
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Walls and tariffs can change where we manufacture our cars and appliances, but you can't build walls and enact tariffs to keep knowledge and information out.
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"There are not many walls in the space, so you can start to build walls, but I didn't want to intervene in the architecture," he adds.
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But we didn't have the space or the money for that, so we actually incorporated the walls of the set as the walls of the tank.
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"We know that walls do not save lives; walls end lives," O'Rourke said in a direct reply to comments Trump made just a short drive away.
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" MacDonald made the remarks just a day after Francis told reporters that those who construct border walls would "become prisoners of the walls they put up.
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" And Trump fans need to realize that, yes, walls work — but only when paired with a strategy that says "we're not only going to build walls.
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If you've ever surveyed the walls upon walls of options in a wine store and simply grabbed the nearest $231 bottle of rosé, you're not alone.
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Racetrack walls are covered in steel and foam NASCAR says the walls that surround each track are covered in Steel and Foam Energy Reduction (SAFER) barriers.
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They're painted the popular Charleston Green, and the Sheetrock walls and brick walls that have been plastered over are a lighter shade of the same color.
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Parents arrived to escort panicking children home from school, holding their hands and cautiously walking close to walls — as if walls could protect against such violence.
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Up the elaborate oak staircase, past paneled walls and a stained-glass window, is a library with curved, lacquered walls that connects to the master bedroom.
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The walls of the master bedroom are completely cosmic, with a mural of stars and planets (and a menacing Death Star) covering the walls and ceiling.
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There are walls — moderators of some sort — but those walls are porous because anybody can enter and hang out, so long as they follow the rules.
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"The irony is that when more walls show up it is a good opportunity for services companies to help do business across those walls," he said.
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Under the revised thinking, breaking down walls to bring people together is good, but so are "team spaces" and standing tables, comfortable couches and movable walls.
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While we watched our now president-elect discuss building walls, we failed to notice that we'deach been building our own digital walls for a long time now.
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Although Rodgers appears to have handled the dirtier jobs, like removing toilets, Fletcher got her hands dirty kicking down walls, removing kitchen cabinets, and stripping the walls.
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Wolves in the Walls adapts Neil Gaiman and Dave McKean's eponymous children's book, where a girl named Lucy becomes convinced there are wolves in her house's walls.
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If there had to be city walls, the walls had doors, and the doors were open to anyone with the will and the heart to get here.
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While there were walls and walls of sandals at the Walmart we visited, the ones featured at the head of the aisle were selling for $13 (£10).
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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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Mr. Libeskind used bricks as the foundation of the walls, while the Hebrew letters that sit on top of the walls are made of a reflective steel.
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Wood beams, brick walls and other vestiges of the original structure were left intact, augmented by contemporary fixtures such as stainless-steel kitchen appliances and walls of glass.
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Crucially, the walls are up to four times taller than they are wide, which means their cross-section is large enough to ensure the walls conduct electricity well.
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A wood, stone and glass structure with rough-cut rock walls and walls of windows facing Lone Peak, the design is a contemporary riff on a Western lodge.
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He said earlier this month that "those who build walls will become prisoners of the walls they put up," an apparent reference to Trump's long-sought border wall.
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Adjusting the thickness of the material gave interesting results: thicker walls burst suddenly under pressure, but thinner walls allowed the pores to crumple gradually, maintaining its shape longer.
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Awwwww look at this #TBT pic of Ludacris holding up the walls before he got so rich he could pay people to hold up the walls for him.
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The walls were painted the famous shade of Tiffany blue and windows lined the back walls, bringing in lots of natural sunlight and views of the Fifth Avenue.
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Pressurized walls require no adhesives or screws when put in place, but are installed snug between the existing walls and can be removed without damaging the permanent structure.
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" Another common tactic, he said, was to pour gasoline on walls and set a fire "until the tiles on the floors and walls expand due to the heat.
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Especially when seen from a distance, these small paintings almost float upon the white walls, and sometimes half-dissolve into them; the walls correspondingly appear vast, almost overwhelming.
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Images from Rhea Karam's book Breathing Walls (2009) trace the political posters of Beirut and explore how the city's walls serve as canvasses onto which political conflicts are mapped.
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Every time I go into the store, I fantasize about filling my life with their french bulldog coffee mugs, antique map tea towels, and walls and walls of candles.
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The U.S. flag is emblazoned on school walls, on sacks of food aid and on metal cans of vegetable oil that refugees use to build makeshift walls and tables.
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"Walls work and walls save lives," he said, though border-security experts and even anti-immigration hardliners in his own party favour a more varied approach to border security.
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Nor is the central focus on a wall itself, as the President again made clear is his stance: "Simply put, walls work and walls save lives," he said Tuesday.
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His famous "The Bedroom" (1888), from his period in Arles, France, which currently has blue walls, originally had purple walls, according to museum officials, before the red pigment faded.
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"I started forgetting which walls were virtual and which ones were real, and I ended up walking into a few very solid walls," said a Wobbly Duck Studios developer.
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"They lost the roof to their building, all the drywall and inside walls began to crumble, and the outside walls were shaking and waving back and forth," Pitts said.
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READ: Emails show the Trump administration lied about its ability to reunite families separated at the border "You need the walls, but the walls don't fix this problem," Sen.
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Henry David Thoreau , by Laura Dassow Walls (Chicago) .
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" - Pilot, 29 "Left semen on the shower walls.
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During the past week, Trump has linked his wall to "successful" walls in both history and fiction, including using Instagram to circulate a meme of his giant head above the words, "The Wall is Coming," an allusion to the pseudo-medieval TV show "Game of Thrones" and making a claim on Twitter on Thursday that both walls and wheels are medieval, that wheels are older than walls, and since wheels still work, so should walls.
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The interdisciplinary restoration team was tasked with learning more about the materials used to paint the walls, the microclimate within the chamber, and the apparent microbial growth on the walls.
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Over time, the lint builds up and sticks to the walls of the trap, just like menstrual blood and tissue build up on the walls of your uterus every month.
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"This is the criteria to divide people: The builders of bridges and the builders of walls, those builders of walls sow fear and look to divide people," he said then.
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Not to make this about politics or walls or borders or displacement, but Australian pop balladeer Troye Sivan's "Lucky Strike" is all about politics and walls and borders and displacement.
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Also called gradient walls or revetments, slanted walls are better able to absorb the energy of the waves, which means less water is diverted to other parts of the coast.
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Since the project began in 2009, more than 80,000 square feet of walls in the area have featured over 50 artists from 16 countries, according to the Wynwood Walls website.
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Most enigmatic of all, though, are the "gates" -- stone structures that consist of short, wide walls linked by long parallel walls, which look like farm gates when viewed from above.
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Intact plastic and glass bottles also are washed and bound together with sand and cement to create walls that can replace brick and block walls in homes and other structures.
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" After viewing the competition site, he asked, "Instead of building walls and having a competition to build walls, why don't we put into effect a competition that can build relationships?
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She could've told them that the walls bulged with asbestos, that the carpet crawled with roaches, that at night the roaches crawled through the walls and loudly gnawed the asbestos.
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Slowly a large, glistening sonic machine rises from the ground up — walls on walls of stainless steel, whirring blades in one corner, with giant gears interlocking, sparks flying, in another.
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He found walls of fire in the valley, choked air and raging heat, charred oak and ash and a few cinder block walls where the fire had devoured our home.
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The walls we need to build are flood walls to protect Houston's populace as well as its shipping and oil and gas industries, not a boondoggle of a border wall.
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" And, Reagan said, "if there had to be city walls, the walls had doors and the doors were open to anyone with the will and the heart to get here.
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"We have extensive cracks throughout all the walls on every single one of these historic buildings, and the cracks run through the entire width of the walls," Knife Chief said.
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The more the people turn against liberalism the more liberals are tempted to build walls against the populist tide in order to push ahead their world-improving project: political walls that insulate elite projects from popular interference and intellectual walls that protect members of the elite from having to listen to "bigots".
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Inside the boundary walls of the factories, they broke rocks into rubble and carried cement mix in shallow pans, balanced on the crowns of their heads, to stonemasons building interior walls.
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Last year, a woman was trapped between two walls trying to retrieve something she dropped, while in 2014 two children got stuck between walls in separate incidents, according to state media.
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The municipality also claims the walls, wall-walks and ramparts are being frequented by drug users and homeless people who light fires against the base of the walls to keep warm.
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After their arrival, Lawrence's character begins to see her house fall into a state of bizarre disrepair as blood pours from the walls, light bulbs explode, and the walls cave in.
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All I am saying is that the Trump Foundation could turn its attention from decorating the walls of Trump properties to supporting those who clean the walls and serve the president.
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The upper layer of the walls with the tinier stones was weak, more easily breached, and the walls were broken down again and again by brigands until the place was abandoned.
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At my company, Indigo, on the walls are these beautifully colored maps on the thicknesses of zones and the structures that look very similar to the paintings on the walls here.
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So are some 60 portraits, framed and lining the walls of a gallery in the institution's new Center for Women's History, much as they lined the walls of Ms. Sherman's studio.
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There are weights, an LED marble wall, fidget toys, iPad stations, fiber optic light ropes, trampolines, bubble tubes, bubble walls, bean bags, touch walls, calming sound monitors and a storytelling tree.
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But it also featured a dose of reality for some royal family members — acknowledging the pressures behind palace walls, and how those walls don't always protect them from public scrutiny. 1.
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The sizes of Harvey's engravings and their positions on the walls corresponded to the works on Turner's gallery walls when he died, as recorded in an 5113 painting by George Jones.
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Taking seriously Angela Davis's suggestion that "walls turned sideways are bridges," it locates justice outside of the gallery walls, troubling the assumption that the museum can be a site of redemption.
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The kids are all standing in front of all these graffiti walls, and the walls have layers and layers of history, of people adding to them — whether it's graffiti or ads.
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I am half Lebanese, half Irish -- there's no walls.
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I want to listen to music & thought without walls.
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Its walls are decked out in 24 karat gold ...
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BAGHDAD — The blast walls and barbed wire came down.
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" Ms. Walls: "Even though what he said was true.
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" Goo pours down walls, as in "The Amityville Horror.
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Joseph & Sons can transform normal walls into artistic mosaics.
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I'd love to repaint my walls but that's a big project, I might have to stick with my baby-blue walls and glow-in-the-dark stickers for another year or so!
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The piece is amplified by a series of mirrors on three walls, that create points of brightness and vivid breaks in the dark and heavy jungle-motif wallpaper that lines the walls.
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Based on Neil Gaiman's children's book of the same name, Wolves in the Walls is about a girl named Lucy who's convinced there are wolves living in the walls of her house.
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Despite the large Caravans that WERE forming and heading to our Country, people have not been able to get through our newly built Walls, makeshift Walls & Fences, or Border Patrol Officers & Military.
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Their final sentence could use this sentence frame: Based on what I learned comparing these two walls, I think building walls between countries and people (is/is not) a good idea because _____________________________________________.
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"The idea was those walls would be breakaway walls to allow surge to go through without affecting the structure of the house," said Ricardo Alvarez, a Miami-based expert on structural vulnerabilities.
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" She also spoke about "being a black woman of color, and not just settling for being allowed in these spaces but wanting to tear the walls down," adding an expletive before "walls.
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Using laminated walls, for example, allows for more space in the trailer (because the walls are thinner); it also means customers can haul their trailer with a minivan or light duty truck.
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Even on a night when a half-dozen death-metal and grind outfits are rattling the walls, there's still the same bar, the same pool table, the same windows and brick walls.
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" The people of El Paso, with the local hero and presidential Hamlet Beto O'Rourke as their public face, had a response: "We're safe not because of walls but in spite of walls.
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In other words, it's not more expensive for builders to get the four walls up, but regulation and land costs are making it harder to find a place for the four walls.
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This unpretentiousness is carried through the Kolumba, where the grainy concrete walls are a uniformly soft, warm grey, creating a neutrality that is indifferent to the standard coldness of white museum walls.
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ABOARD THE PAPAL PLANE (Reuters) - Pope Francis said on Sunday that political leaders who want walls and other barriers to keep migrants out "will end up becoming prisoners of the walls they build".
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"I'm doing more accent walls than I've ever done," he said, including individual walls covered in dark brown lacquer, bursts of coral or aqua paint and patterned wallpaper with a rainbow of color.
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Walls of windows and sliding glass doors on opposing walls of the living area give the space a gallery-like feel, with views of the Waterway and access to a patio and dock.
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Most of the interior is new, with pine floors, bluestone walls and exposed posts and beams, radiant heat in the floors, and walls of custom-made south-facing windows for passive solar gain.
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Carrie Walls, whose husband John Walls works for the Federal Emergency Management Agency, picked up a $100,000 check and a Ford Expedition SUV on Friday, according to a release from the state lottery.
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The Israelites used rams' horns to crumble the walls of Jericho, but the Israelites must have used bigger — or holier — horns, because the walls of the Jackson Women's Health Organization remain stubbornly intact.
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Some of the paintings — which together constitute a single piece — hang unframed on the walls of Gavin Brown's Grand Street gallery, and on two extra walls built down the length of the space.
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The word "distressed" has been daubed on the lower walls.
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Cabinets were disassembled, walls were demolished, dinner parties were deferred.
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The walls then completely fell in on the Nixon presidency.
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Many young boys grow up with superheroes adorning their walls.
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Maung's impact goes far beyond the walls of the clinic.
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Many of its interior rooms are more windows than walls.
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On the walls were clippings about Hemingway's Nobel Prize win.
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Their fights filled up the walls of their tiny home.
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What do they do all day, behind those convent walls?
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Wolves in the Walls premieres at Sundance later next month.
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Light fixtures swayed, windows rattled and televisions banged against walls.
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Women have called the problem pink balls and blue walls.
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He would punch holes through walls during fits of rage.
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You shall call your walls salvation and your gates praise.
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"Californians build bridges not walls," Ting said in a statement.
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The walls were painted a soft shade of millennial pink.
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Globs of that same ink cover the ground, the walls.
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"For the walls, we used a grasscloth wallpaper," says Berkus.
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Burning people run toward me from within the phantasmal walls.
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The walls and her face become the color of fire.
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Their portraits were removed from the walls of public buildings.
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A map that features in Oculus' Wolves in the Walls.
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At one point, only two walls and a façade remained.
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"You can't stop this issue by building walls," he said.
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They had these posters of old covers on the walls.
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He champions immigration and doesn't think border walls are effective.
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"Homes shifted, foundation cracks, retaining walls down," the department said.
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You start to feel the walls closing in on her.
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He stands for less walls, and more bridges between us.
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"You're spending some more money on sealed walls," he says.
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Disembodied faces sing from the walls as Elfman spastically dances.
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Sometimes, I get lucky and find these walls already existing.
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I didn't want to erect walls or barriers that separate.
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Left: Howard blacks out the walls before the children arrive.
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The floor was packed earth and the walls were cement.
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"Across Europe the walls are going up again," it read.
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When they build walls, we say, All are welcome here.
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Instead, as an adolescent, he punched walls and smashed objects.
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He destroys rocks and walls by ploughing straight through them.
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We've never seen anything outside the walls of Westworld's facilities.
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Instead of building walls, we can help people build bridges.
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I threw them against the walls, where they broke instantly.
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The young couple replaced the carpets and painted the walls.
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They pull in the tribal walls and distrust the outsider.
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" The French phrase translates to "the walls have become smaller.
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Its walls were plastered with tobacco posters and price specials.
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The storm even took paint off the walls, he said.
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Numbered squares on walls signaled where campaign posters were permitted.
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Broken desks, torn carpet, walls not painted in many years.
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Not knowing that the walls aren't there isn't the problem.
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Our life savings is in the walls of our home.
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You can hang framed illustrations of dinosaurs on your walls.
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Walls' tenacious reporting had taken her all over the world.
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It's old, decrepit, and the walls seem to be rotting.
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Others got stressed and rammed their heads into cage walls.
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Hence, no white walls, no halogen lamps or boring stands.
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There are still 15 walls of conversation competing for ears.
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There are invisible cages that extend far beyond prison walls.
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She started by priming and painting the cabinets and walls.
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Tomato soup covered the ceiling, the walls, and the door.
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Bullet impacts are visible in the walls around its property.
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Another strong contender for dorm room walls across the country.
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"We want to build bridges and not walls," he said.
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The sticky substance coated the walls, killing mosquitoes on contact.
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Messages written around the walls call for love and peace.
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We are Justice, and your walls cannot hold us back.
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On finishing he started drawing huge murals on shop walls.
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This includes new sea walls, dune construction and pumping systems.
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Securing walls is definitely not easy and it takes time.
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Keep it quietDorm room walls are often built with concrete.
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They're hellbent on catapulting zombie guts over the Hilltop's walls.
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Extreme cold and fiendish granite walls thwarted their boldest efforts.
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But Isle de Jean Charles lies outside the planned walls.
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The brightly coloured walls are lined with books and toys.
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Growing up, the posters on my walls were always men.
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So save the flirting for outside of your office walls.
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Posters promoting past events and media clippings line the walls.
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It is unlikely the gospels have ever left its walls.
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Sometimes he paints the walls, sometimes he coats the floor.
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Busboys' mission goes well beyond the walls of its restaurants.
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The one written on the walls in the locker room.
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Running through walls: 6Sense's Amanda Kahlow on values that stick
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Glass walls are also a risk; adding visual markers helps.
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Numerous bullet holes were still evident on walls and structures.
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After nearly a decade behind high walls, it felt unreal.
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Within its walls, no expense is spared on the amenities.
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They didn't come to fight or hold up the walls.
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The walls will be social Because of course they will.
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Scenes from Van Gogh's paintings were projected on the walls.
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Each section of the walls lining the space is sponsored.
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If there is a roof and four walls, it's occupied.
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Walls made of tarpaulin and Unicef tents and barbed wire.
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I broke one of the walls on my gingerbread house.
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The purple walls bear uplifting quotes from the same women.
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What do you reckon Ten Walls is doing right now?
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It's exciting to see her stuff up on the walls.
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If only they'd be willing to tear down these walls.
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I only wanna use those walls in a different way!
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And through it all, Kaling is breaking down walls everywhere.
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"In public, on a three story high building," Walls said.
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Five days after the attack, blood still stains some walls.
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In March, he echoed his message on bridges and walls.
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Sombra Sombra's teammates can now see hacked healthpacks through walls.
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They bang their heads against wooden walls to attract mates.
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"The walls are collapsing," Schmidt told MSNBC in an interview.
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Mags: Well, at least we're in the Glastonbury walls now.
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And we sell stuff that you put on the walls.
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These days, Jessop is no longer welcome within FLDS walls.
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Above the memorial's ancient walls is some rusting barbed wire.
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Time to freshen up the paint job on your walls?
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It is the pain of being separated by prison walls.
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That's probably best, because people would totally pop your walls.
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Its exterior walls were painted by contemporary artist Kenny Scharf.
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And around the walls are several large paintings of clocks.
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Walls, of course, were the subject of their famous feud.
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They bang on the walls until they elicit a response.
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"The pope denounced a world divided by walls," Flavin said.
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The last one can do parkour and jump off walls.
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No. People do not want to read signs on walls.
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It's great to watch a hot woman punch through walls.
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"We want to build bridges, not raise walls," he said.
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The sense of powerlessness when inside prison walls is overwhelming.
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Inside, the walls are lined with farming and lawn equipment.
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It was just people writing on each other's walls, right?
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The kitchen has whitewashed stucco walls and ornate floor tiles.
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Two colors of inexpensive Home Depot carpet line the walls.
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Walls did not rule on the motion but appeared unpersuaded.
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Its windows and walls were littered with red sale signs.
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"He scratched all over the hallway walls," Ms. Green said.
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Framed paintings of flowers hang on the dark green walls.
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Humphries argued for a system of levees, building up walls
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Predictably, it features mounted troops massed outside the castle walls.
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Containment strategies involving walls do little to solve our problems.
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Somewhere behind these walls, the cloisters are quiet and waiting.
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The message of bringing people together, building bridges not walls.
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Do not expect cinema to set up walls and borders.
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Computers being wheeled away, Obama photos off the walls pic.twitter.
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That's the only place we should be building any walls.
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It's still unclear exactly whose signatures line the tower's walls.
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Even the walls are afraid to cross the goal line.
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And when all the paintings leave, the walls are bare.
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His followers have daubed "Free Zakzaky" on walls in Kaduna.
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Inside, there are endless glass walls, and elegantly comfortable decor.
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SR: You are also talking about outside the museum walls?
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And textured wallpaper runs along the walls that aren't windows.
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But what lies beyond her home's walls is also compelling.
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The walls in the red bedroom are upholstered in fabric.
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In neither case could armies or walls stop the migrations.
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What's nice about this is I didn't do fake walls.
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In Belfast, Northern Ireland, "peace walls" still divide the streets.
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There are gaps in the walls, most commonly for rivers.
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"For this little kid, there are no walls and borders."
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Intersecting walls of windows in the sunroom overlook the grounds.
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" Another propped up a sign reading, "Make tacos, not walls.
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The walls are riddled with scuff marks, graffiti and dirt.
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"There's a hamster somewhere in the walls," Mr. Apple said.
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Find hammers to shatter special walls and reveal helpful items.
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Walls may be a deterrent, but they are not foolproof.
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The walls on the revolve fell during the first act.
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It's time to take a sledgehammer to the glass walls.
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She found severely damaged walls and an outdated carpet underneath.
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America, the land of migrants, never seemed to need walls.
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It had beamed ceilings, plaster walls and large flagstone floors.
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Extracting stone from walls of rock was an arduous task.
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They'd have to love cockroaches, scalding radiators and thin walls . . .
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The walls were decorated with paintings of Somali pastoral scenes.
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Those symbols are within the walls of the Smithsonian's NMAAHC.
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Lo and behold, I find everyone tagging up the walls!
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The fire was raging and there were walls of flames.
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Walls of Kindness elsewhere have been much more heavily patronized.
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As a muralist, it's incredible how many walls there are!
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"Within these walls is a real human being," he added.
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This story, though, goes well beyond the figurative prison walls.
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They shoot walls and floors as often as I do.
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Let's say it starts with four walls and a bed.
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My mom's hair and skin were all over the walls.
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What happened in those four walls isn't for public consumption.
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They scream at you from the walls of the museum.
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Ruined. Nothing is left, not even the walls and ceilings.
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A warning: Walls, real and virtual, are on the rise.
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The walls close in tight, and the air feels thick.
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The deposits on the walls— sulfur, maybe— are oddly beautiful.
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And I think they're ... knocking down some walls with discussions.
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Build those walls to stop illegals from crossing our borders.
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The first level involved racing through a series of walls.
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We see the walls come down and the humanity show.
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There were only concrete walls, and fences with barbed wire.
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But "World in the Walls" works, and works very well.
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My wife painted the office walls in 49er Red & Gold.
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"We should be building bridges, not walls," he added defiantly.
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More commonly, your vaginal walls can get irritated by chemicals.
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Trump tells lies about building walls to keep people out.
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The walls between sales, service and marketing are coming down.
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The walls and ceilings are lined with Baltic birch plywood.
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The windows lining the exterior walls add even more sunlight.
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But inside the walls, a vivid, pungent, complex universe hums.
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"There was blood all over the shrine walls," he said.
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In November 2019, there are no walls to be seen.
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Some visitors leave their mark with graffiti on the walls.
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Some places, like Tianjin, have erected walls around entire neighborhoods.
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Now, they sit vacant, the paint peeling from their walls.
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More of the same messaging adorned the walls and tables.
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Dark walls do a good job of visually absorbing things.
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SETH COLTER WALLS Read Giovanni Russonello's profile of Tyshawn Sorey.
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And then Trump struck a door, two walls and Eric.
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Vast walls of windows offer patients a glimpse of water.
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Both sides have been putting up defensive walls for years.
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And the walls seem to be closing in on him.
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Yeah, I ... Well, we deconstructed some walls, and then ... Yeah.
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The rhythmic sound of sewing machines muffles through the walls.
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The two upstairs bedrooms have hardwood floors and canted walls.
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Walls can be scaled, or tunnels can be dug underneath.
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The historic walls of the medieval town still stand today.
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But you do need walls in certain sections, without question.
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Similar historic photos, all colorized, decorate the walls and displays.
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Scenes on the tomb's walls show Hetpet hunting and fishing.
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New York City's subway walls are plastered with massive cactuses.
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Abstract photomontages of Montreal street life adorn the whitewashed walls.
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In San Francisco, construction workers installed partition walls on skyscrapers.
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I do it through soil remediation and creating living walls.
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Some walls require almost no maintenance, and some require more.
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Drywall was shorn from the bottom half of the walls.
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The walls and cabinets are Brazilian Ipe wood, painted white.
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We're not going around with the sledgehammer, breaking down walls.
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"The risks of asbestos can be managed," Mr. Walls said.
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We should be tearing down walls, not putting them up.
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Think bamboo parquet, thatched walls, and crisp, inviting white linens.
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Suddenly, the glass walls shattered and fell to the ground.
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Bare walls make me feel like I'm in a hospital.
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Today, the walls still stand, but the gates are open.
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And photos of its aircraft hanging on the lounge walls,...
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Several dozen of those pieces currently hang on the walls.
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" For instance, one reaction was "walls don't keep out viruses.
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I kept running my hands over the tower's concrete walls.
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"I don't believe in walls," he said at the time.
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Views are arranged through turnstiles, paths, guardrails, signs and walls.
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More surveillance cameras are mounted high up on the walls.
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The apartment had mirrored walls, ancient carpet and garish chandeliers.
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We plan to paint our walls and film period pieces.
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What would you have on the walls, given no constraints?
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Windows were blown out, chunks scraped from ceilings and walls.
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Judge Walls said he had no problem with that instruction.
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Swastikas have been painted on walls all over the city.
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It was then that the walls closed in on Ali.
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A: Old lath and plaster walls are prone to cracking.
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You need to repair the walls before you cover them.
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Leaks, crumbling walls and peeling paint have become the norm.
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Those retaining walls were crumbling, as my husband had predicted.
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And weeds grow over the walls of the Kosevo Stadium.
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Two workers focused on the construction and placement of walls.
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You know, just totally slather the walls with the stuff?
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Afterward, I go outside and whisper into the echoing walls.
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Witnesses say the windows and walls of their homes rattled.
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I can paint my walls hot pink if I want.
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I pierce ceilings, dig into the basement, knock down walls.
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Ahead, discover all kinds of suggestions to transform your walls.
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All four walls appeared to be inches from his face.
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Pictures of past teams fill the walls of his office.
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Peeling paint buckles on the exterior walls of roofless cabins.
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Temples decorated their walls with pictures of the Rajapaksa brothers.
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The walls and contents were completely swallowed by the fire.
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Some were covered in fine white dust from collapsed walls.
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The walls and the ceiling were also lined with plywood.
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Along cave walls and ceilings, a fungus gnat egg hatches.
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The walls of the craft will be a foot thick.
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You have a palace but it's just empty four walls.
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But 600 feet of the ceiling and walls were destroyed.
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"Policing and oversight within the walls are far less effective."
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Ornate paneling from the Palace of Versailles lines the walls.
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They also incorporate tunnels, lights, water walls and giant drops.
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A few shanty shacks are being replaced with brick walls.
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Behind concrete walls and metal fencing, they met enthusiastic artists.
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The walls of Mr. Gold's home in Old Greenwich, Conn.
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"We write on the walls a lot," Mr. Winters said.
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How do you hang the art without damaging the walls?
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Their walls are hung with group photos from nude cruises.
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Medals hung from the walls of his room like ornaments.
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Portraits of old men hung on the dark panelled walls.
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Luca's back is wedged, his small shoulders touching both walls.
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Children's brains splatter on the walls of 'very good' homes.
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Children's brains splatter on the walls of 'very good' homes.
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There's also a Himalayan salt room with glowing rock walls.
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Inside, the walls and decor were filled highly flammable materials.
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All around the neighborhood, murals fill the walls of buildings.
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Remove it if possible, and scrub the walls and woodwork.
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The walls get painted with diffuse daylight throughout the day.
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White benches hug the walls creating seating in the round.
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"The two communities are like walls," De Keersmaeker instructed them.
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Besides, brick doesn't really draw on walls; it only scratches.
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There are a lot of different ways to build walls.
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But he could dream of what the walls looked like.
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Walls and fences are expenses that have not delivered elsewhere.
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Nonna's world shrank to a few walls and fewer streets.
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"Exactly — Walls work!" wrote Vice President Pence's spokeswoman Alyssa Farah.
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It's got so much history coming out of the walls.
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It is principally used for building foundations or retaining walls.
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In others, it leaked through poorly maintained sections of walls.
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In his worst periods he smeared feces on the walls.
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A few Nordic poles leaned against the wooden walls outside.
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His bedroom walls display a drug court graduation certificate instead.
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The walls were hung with photos of poodles winning prizes.
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It's like the walls start to close in on them.
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The walls of Mr. Zinn's set disappear, for one thing.
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He had a lot of stone walls on his place.
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Their school was also destroyed, and left only with walls.
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Antique mirrors hang in clusters on walls of exposed brick.
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" Homeland Security spokesman Tyler Houlton added, "Simply put, walls work.
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And sometimes, people turned those accents into DIY chalkboard walls.
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"This wedding broke down walls," Mr. Rohrer said Monday afternoon.
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She will be, in her words, staining the museum's walls.
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Puerto Rican flags and red bows hang from the walls.
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Instead of building walls, we need to tear down barriers.
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The same is true of what is on her walls.
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Integration and community mattered more to her than border walls.
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But butterfly roofs and concrete cutout walls aren't for everyone.
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" But he added, "The walls of that bunker are collapsing.
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He banged on the walls, three strikes in quick succession.
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We played music and painted on the old concrete walls.
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A unique characteristic throughout the residences are its hovering walls.
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It's hard to know what happens behind the prison's walls.
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So does a lack of walls between you and others.
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They weren't concerned about the water welling around the walls.
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The concrete edges of the parking lot walls are rounded.
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To be fair, Facebook's running into a lot of walls.
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There were bullet holes through several of our staff's walls.
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Oh, and retractable glass walls for maximum space ... no biggie.
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They became almost as transparent and anonymous as the walls.
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By jumping on his favorite things in the world... Walls!
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The walls are decorated with hieroglyphs and statues of pharaohs.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads What do walls do?
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The walls too show evidence of human use and misuse.
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We construct walls convinced that something crucial will be preserved.
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A dramatic great room is framed by walls of windows.
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How did the materiality of the walls inform this installation?
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Immediately after Trump's speech concluded on Tuesday night, Grisham tweeted the following video, which showed her taking Trump to task over his immigration stance and love of border walls by literally running through walls.
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But a dragon can't knock down walls when it's busy fighting two other dragons, and an army can't simply swarm over the enemy's walls when the defenders have technology designed to counter their advance.
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Specific measures have not yet been determined, but could include adding sea walls and temporary flood walls that could be deployed before a storm, and building grass berms that could double as recreational areas.
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Several are already doing so, including the CONCORD Group of companies, which manufactures pavement blocks and bricks for walls and roofs, and Mir Ceramics, which produces environmentally friendly tiles for flooring, walls and stairways.
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"To be erased from the walls of museums, to not see yourself on the walls of museum, is to be rendered historically homeless, is to be told your life's not worth remembering," he said.
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He has organized the speaker screens into 55 pairs according to their appearances, placing them on the walls so they mirror each other — like a Rorschach test, the walls reflect almost perfect bilateral symmetry.
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The sculpture's walls evoke both a children's play fort and a discarded mass of paper; the experience of standing inside them, as the projections covered both the walls and my own skin, was mystifying.
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My first job was with Design Miami and Art Basel and it was traditional to me in terms of building up the temporary walls that are typically white and putting artwork on these walls.
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"He got pissed off and then he came in the house and started banging all the doors and banging in the walls and hitting the walls and throwing everything in the room," she said.
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"Before what was soothing was a house with white walls and no furniture and modern construction, and now what's soothing is a house from the 1840s with dark paintings on the walls," she says.
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One study found that psychiatric patients tend to require far fewer medications for anxiety and agitation when photos of landscapes hang on hospital walls compared to walls adorned with abstract art or left bare.
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Gluckman Tang has preserved the "bones" of the building — sturdy beige brick walls and sleek industrial staircases — and opened up rear-facing walls with windows that provide light and spectacular views of the neighborhood.
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The wall could have a serious, in some cases deadly, impact on other species in the region, including: Walls and levee walls in this region could pose a serious flooding hazard too, says Millis.
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