You—you have woven—you have woven your own—you have woven your own beautiful—beautiful little—Persian carpet.
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Dad, your greatness is woven into my life, it is woven into my mother's life, it is woven into my sister's life, and it is woven into my brothers' lives.
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It it is woven into my sister's life and woven into my brothers' lives.
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Rather, it was woven into the collection — much like multiculturalism is woven into the company.
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There's also a woven band in black or a silvery gray with reflective thread woven in.
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An area featuring woven, textile, or fabric-based pieces looked, at first glance, like a typified anthropological display — woven hats hung in a row on a high wall, with vitrines of wooden, woven, and metal objects beneath.
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Check out a few more Woven Tales below: For more on Woven Tales, check out a talk Peters Projects hosted with Kiki Smith: The entire Woven Tales collection is on view at Peters Projects through July 30, 2016.
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Creative Recreation, a brand of fashionable and functional shoes, has the Cesario Lo Woven collection for men, made of woven polyester.
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Over the last five years, renowned visual artist Kiki Smith has designed a collection of 11, ten-foot high, electronically woven tapestries for a solo exhibition, Woven Tales.
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The history of affirmative action is woven into the history of American race relations, and the history of American race relations is woven into the history of America.
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" More from Pence: To the manufacturers: "Manufacturers make America — and they make America great…you're woven into the very fabric of American life and you're woven into our future, too.
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Slate & Willow Woven Tie Front Dress ($70 retail), renttherunway.
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Two special edition models: silver bundled with a gray woven band and an olive silicone strap and pink with blue woven band and navy silicone strap will also be available for $22 each.
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Discriminatory practices are woven into the very DNA of Chicago.
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Don's life is woven into the fabric of Silicon Valley.
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The Giuliana Earring, a woven cut crystal earring from Millianna.
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It's sadly woven into the very fabric of our lives.
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Then she sells baskets she has woven to visiting journalists.
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Tales of struggling Americans are engagingly woven into the outrage.
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Her father's photographs and writings are woven throughout the text.
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Grey reindeer skins and tightly woven blankets drape the chairs.
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Don't forget a woven clutch to really nail the vibe.
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It is woven into the very fabric of its napkins.
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Woven throughout his fitness guide is a deeply personal story.
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The arts are woven into the fabric of our nation.
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An enigmatic melody was woven through the transparent first movement.
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Dark colors and more tightly woven fabrics are more effective.
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Open communication is woven into the fabric of your authenticity.
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Not that the woven hooded sweatshirt ever really went away.
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It's an exquisitely woven fabric with blood staining the corners.
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You must be new to Woven to claim this offer.
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All of that is deeply woven into who we are.
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Cotswold made the woven fabric for headliners inside Ford cars.
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Traditional chicks, blinds of woven bamboo, help battle the heat.
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The opinions were implicit; they were woven into the character.
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How is the information from experts woven into the piece?
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Medicaid funds are now woven into the nation's educational system.
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A flag is just fabric woven together in a pattern.
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For the most part, it's seamlessly woven into the narrative.
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These observations were woven into the rubric of their art.
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Woven from words, Shidō's mountain can be seen or read.
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The outer layer should be tightly woven, water repellent, and hooded.
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Black Suede with Geometric Woven Strap Women's Mariposa Sandals, $89.95; toms.
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Smith recently debuted her collection of amazingly vibrant electronically-woven tapestries.
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Punishments and rewards for behaviour are woven into the government's activities.
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We've purposely woven those truths from our world into the story.
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Then he tied on a woven pouch filled with gymnastic chalk.
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Wonder Nation Sleeveless Cross-back Woven Dress & Diaper Cover, $7.42; walmart.
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Women in bikini tops lounge on straw-woven cushions, smoking joints.
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You said hope is woven throughout it, which is pretty different.
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No matter what, the oversized woven chair was the main feature.
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They have woven countless references to the songs into the script.
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References to Americana are woven into his conversations with his family.
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Is your day woven from the fabric of a million flinches?
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Hidden musical messages are woven through his compositions like gossamer embroidery.
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And yet, they are insubstantial, woven into greatness by complicated physics.
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A Maserati with seats of lightweight woven nappa leather called Pelletessuta.
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Infecting Seal: This set includes two uninsuluble free-woven cleaning products.
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Product picks and tips woven with a thread of elevated consciousness?
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The underlying technology for Jacquard can be woven into any fabric.
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EU law has been woven into the fabric of UK law.
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Thrice Woven is out September 22 on their own label Artemisia.
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You were sort of woven into the fabric of the community.
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A universal tale of wayward adolescence is woven into complex context.
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"Anything woven out of a natural fiber," Ms. Buxbaum Gordon said.
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NAFTA, as you know, it's woven into the whole NAFTA framework.
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Anti-bacterial materials are woven into the lining of the jacket.
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Seen from the other side, the interior resembles a woven basket.
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There's no way around it because it's woven into its DNA.
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"Before, it didn't feel like it was woven in," Byttow said.
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And you can see that theme woven throughout her convention speech.
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Initially we had a lot more modern-day footage woven through.
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At times, małni also feels like a richly woven ghost story.
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This is the pleita, and it&aposs made with woven grass.
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According to Polestar, the Precept's seats are woven from recycled bottles ...
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One senior wears his unshorn hair in a woven pony tail.
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Such lengthy gestation gives both books a loosely woven, episodic quality.
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Mr. Gurung's politics are woven into the fabric of his label.
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Their corpses were clothed in decorated woven fabrics and precious silk.
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He inclined his head now toward the woven scene of butchery.
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It's one big story, this country, woven of many small ones.
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It's woven into a map of the state's health statistics today.
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They are tightly woven into the social fabric of this city.
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The book is placed on the seat an aluminum folding chair, which Glovinski has reupholstered with woven strips of paper decorated with paint and correction fluid to make them look like the chair's original woven strips.
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But she insists the community is more closely woven than critics claim.
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The do held two secret braids woven into her soft glam waves.
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This is unused, new content that could be woven into the storyline.
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The Pokémon Go Plus also comes with an adjustable, woven nylon wristband.
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One magical moment, such is the stuff from where dreams are woven.
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As its name suggests, this spider spins flat, tightly-woven, horizontal webs.
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Social justice and advocacy are themes woven throughout the space, Beals said.
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Called "gamucha" scarves, they're woven specifically for dignitaries and other VIP guests.
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Dozens of departments and agencies have woven together to tackle the fires.
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It was woven with cotton warps and wool, cotton, and silk wefts.
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What other assumptions had I woven into my story about my body?
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But woven within these memories were specific reasons for dissenters to reconsider.
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His sound, therefore, had already woven itself into the consciousness of France.
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Sudu refashions it into finer yarn, which is then woven into scarves.
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The truce flag was, in its original intention, woven as a dishcloth.
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The undocumented are woven deeply into the fabric of existing American society.
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Taylor's debut script is intricately woven and empathetic, without glamorizing the struggle.
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The fabric of When We Rise is woven from from their intersections.
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Billabong x Sincerely Jules Keep It Simple Woven Shoulder Bag, $54.95; nordstrom.
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The cords are woven through the circle to hold it in place.
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The cords are woven through the circle to hold it in place.
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Robin honored the values woven into the fabric of a soldier's heart.
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Seemingly overnight, the scourge has been woven into the borough's social fabric.
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Laning and Muntz's scheme, woven into incorruptible rope, had saved the touchdown.
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They were known as carpetbaggers, after the heavy, woven satchels they carried.
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Our stories are deeply woven into the fabric of who we are.
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Freedom — and the right to make choices — is woven into America's DNA.
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Cruelty is woven into boxing like tweed into a fine herringbone jacket.
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Everything is made here in L.A. I'm a big woven-shirt wearer.
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Offsite, too, the factory is woven into the fabric of the town.
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Freedom is in the DNA of Americans, woven deep into our bones.
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Wicker is a form of weaving, the process of creating woven items.
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But most importantly, it must be woven with the fibers of hope.
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In the meantime, artificial intelligence is already woven into our everyday lives.
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Made with woven Kevlar, the Austere III Series HDMI cable is strong.
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A handloom-woven jute rug will lighten up your space for summer.
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Her life story is woven through the tragedies of the 22008th century.
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Their dance moves and fashions were woven into Lopez's illustrations, says Rocio.
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He then fills the figure out with several woven layers of wire.
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We've kind of woven those stories into a lot of our communities.
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What is that woven, wooden shoe you have sitting on your shelf?
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Golden-age thinking feels woven into the fabric of the art form.
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He explains playful details, like his initials woven into the den's rug.
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We like: The artistic elements woven into every corner of the hotel.
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Woven blankets and wraps eventually became the village's main source of income.
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All of life is woven together, and separating the strands is impossible.
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What was being woven on this day was flannel for American Giant.
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This Woven Noelle Sofa and Ottoman ($559.99, normally $799.99) does the trick.
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More generally, the WoVeN program helps veterans meet people in their communities.
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Images of an artist being interrogated are woven through all three works.
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For some of us, Lucas' galaxy has been woven into our histories.
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A woven Corona label is sewn into the back of the tongue.
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Some of them are woven into an installation that opens on Sept.
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Many courses are served on woven bamboo trays layered with banana leaves.
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It was "carbon neutral" to produce and made from woven cannabis hemp.
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Google Assistant is woven deep into the fabric of Android by now.
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"Her imagination is woven into the tapestry of America's story," Warren said.
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"Advanced" composites manufacturing typically involves adding high-tech resin to woven fibers.
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The lavendar woven band, the black sport band, and the leather band.
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Extensive research demonstrates that it was woven by a nun or nuns.
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" She explained, "There is nothing woven into the fabric of the city.
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Woven into the dress's fabric are a variety of symbolic plant motifs.
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Well if you'll notice carefully, these are often woven into the piece.
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Pink, which Desiree Martinez opened in 2004, carries polished warm-weather staples like denim shift dresses from the Australian label Lilya, leather thong sandals from the Brazil-based Tkees and woven palm frond-woven handbags from San Francisco's Nipomo.
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Attempts to solve that problem should be woven into our plans alongside decarbonization.
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No giant basket-woven cornucopias here, just plain fun items of autumnal flare.
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The intricate bowls, woven baskets and other pieces were collected by the Rev.
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Instead, it's much more of an action game with RPG elements woven in.
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The poems are deftly woven from a variety of languages, traditions, and texts.
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They've figured out how to sell women denim bottoms, skirts, knits, woven tops.
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Loewe Leather Trimmed Woven Rafia Tote Top Brands1. Balenciaga2. Gucci3. Vetements4. Off-White5.
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And the tree it came from can't be woven, or its seeds bandied.
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Instead, the manuscript maintained Lewis' narrative with bits of Hurston's insights woven throughout.
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It was bought by Woven Digital in 2014, which eventually rebranded as Uproxx.
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As the show goes on, threads from each disparate season are woven together.
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NAFTA partners Mexico and Canada are tightly woven into the automakers' supply chains.
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The cloth was woven from Indian cotton grown from seeds developed in America.
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The faces of Filipina comfort women are embedded in the structure's woven wall.
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Now we're trying to get it so it's woven back into the web.
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Everything you can imagine is on those boots from woven embroidery to feathers.
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Men's: 25 percent off all men's chinos and woven shirts at Club Monaco.
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Depending on the final application, they can also be woven into fabric sheets.
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But when it's woven into the opening montage, it seems like a brag.
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Lots of wires were woven inside, and sometimes, those wires became extremely hot.
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Bands include Woven Nylon bands direct from Apple, Nike bands, and Hermès bands.
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The Air Jordan XX9 and Air Jordan XXX, for example, featured woven uppers.
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So a lot of my family's history and story was woven into it.
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Christianity has been woven into British life over the course of two millennia.
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I had this experience with the Woven Walls exhibition at Morgan Lehman Gallery.
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Corporate responsibility is woven into the business models of many retail companies today.
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It's fabric woven by time, velocity transformed into matter, expansion out of emptiness.
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You can hear what seem to be sirens woven in the accompanying music. .
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The woven rugs are made from cotton and polyester and feature decorative tassels.
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His family's ties to Kansas were woven into the fabric of his story.
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The figures will be covered in an unbleached woven museum cloth called calico.
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The plants can be woven into roof or wall designs in arid climates.
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The discussions around FGM are subtly woven into these diverse and compelling storylines.
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But Siu explains that tobacco is woven into Indonesia's culture at many levels.
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They're all at arm's length, all woven into the fabric of my life.
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Conceptual musician Lucrecia Dalt's connection to sound is woven into her family history.
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It's a beautiful woven blanket that has bright yellows and reds and blues.
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They're divided into canvasses and woven leathers and floral and things like that.
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Oxford is a medium-bodied basket-woven cotton with a slightly rough texture.
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Family lineage is celebrated and traditional religious ceremonies are woven into inmates' schedules.
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It's oddly beautiful—it looks like there is backlit glass woven into it.
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"I sensed what's being woven in secret to target my life," he said.
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Oh, what a tangled web Lisbeth Salander has woven on the big screen.
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Some colonies resemble gummy-ish lichens, but on closer inspection are woven squares.
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Allowance for error and imperfection is woven into the spirit of her line.
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The blame lies partly with the incentives woven into its health-care system.
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They stacked Moroccan rugs, leather bags, Tuareg rings and plastic woven basket bags.
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Even its buttons, with their woven reliefs and double-beveled edges, were beautiful.
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For those women, WoVeN also offers them a place to process these issues.
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All over the world, Facebook has woven itself into the fabric of society.
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They materialize before you in a woven wooden bowl, like a dangerous salad.
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America's freedom, self-reliance, confidence, and compassion are woven deep in its DNA.
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Inside was a rotund clay pot covered by a triangle of woven leaves.
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Instead of metal and industrial materials, she used wood, woven fabrics, and cane.
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The Medici crest features prominently in the woven frames of the tapestries' scenes.
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"Woven in by busy little atelier hands," Ms. Ward said between air kisses.
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At the end of the day, our flag is just fabric woven together.
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Intruder drills are just another thread woven into the fabric of their childhood.
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Our value judgments are woven into the vocabulary we use to discuss them.
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Levi's, which invented the blue jean in 1873, is woven into America's history.
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In past interviews, you've talked about how technology is woven into your life.
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Over time, it's woven its way into more and more of my daily activities.
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Kamaiyah has an undeniable star-power that's intricately woven within her feel-good music.
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Towns that are woven into the networks can see their fortunes change almost overnight.
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The brilliantly colored fibers that result are then woven, knitted, and crocheted by hand.
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And I say—-DEATH TO THE PATRIARCHY woven deep into the fabric of Society.
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This particular type of arachnid is known for their flat, tightly-woven, horizontal webs.
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It is ever-present, woven into the fabric of our reporting and internal messaging.
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It makes 3D woven composite fan blades for the LEAP engine from CFM International.
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And you could see that theme woven throughout her convention speech on Monday night.
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He has been seen wearing a woven bracelet in photographs and at public events.
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And at these kinds of companies, drinking is often inextricably woven into that experience.
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Nowhere are these fibers put to better use than in the woven basket bag.
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There also are woven reed patterns from the dish designs of the Batswana people.
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His practices were woven into the growing new religious factions, like the Adventist churches.
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She has also played an integral role in the increasing popularity of woven hairstyles.
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Bixby has deeper, more advanced capabilities since it's woven into Samsung's Tizen TV software.
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Their names—tacrolimus, Mowel, prednisolone—are now woven into the fabric of her life.
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Addiction and fame are woven so tightly together that the friction causes unnecessary casualties.
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Satin ribbons, for instance, are woven, unlike plastic ribbons, which are a continuous sheet.
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In the East, it is woven into uniforms of the People's Liberation Army (PLA).
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Aslan tells me that cultural sensitivity is woven into how the restaurant is run.
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And I say — DEATH TO THE PATRIARCHY woven deep into the fabric of Society.
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Blood splashed on marble pillars, spattered across paintings and woven stalks of green palms.
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Orange shorts: C9 Champion women's woven run shorts in deep sea coral, $8.48; target.com
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It's long become woven into everyone's daily lives and every sector of the economy.
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The backbone of Jacquard is a special fabric that's woven with a conductive yarn.
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Handsome screens of woven mimbre, a local material, wrap around the half-moon library.
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The Peabody kayak contains wisps of human hair that were woven into its seams.
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Not to mention they go undeniably well with a pair of comfy woven mules.
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Something so obvious and woven into her life was an anomaly to everyone else.
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They intertwine and merge with the broader world out of which we are woven.
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"I sense what is being woven in secret to target my life," he said.
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Woven throughout the Constitution are mechanisms to make sure federalism permeates our entire system.
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He held a bracelet, woven in a flower pattern from colorful plastic bags. Soon,
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Political calculations are woven into every Supreme Court nomination, despite protestations to the contrary.
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Following along the themes of storytelling, an undercurrent of religious imagery is woven throughout.
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Pinpoint is similar to Oxford but woven with thinner threads for a smoother hand.
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It's a checkered woven print, and there are two different shades of dark green.
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Thousands of years of culture are being woven into something loose we call Australian.
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The cotton is then woven in a way that makes it feel even smoother.
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Even 20 years after the peace deal, the conflict is woven into many customs.
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In keeping with the nature theme, the trash bins are baskets of woven vines.
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Loeffler Randall has a roomy canvas bag with frazada webbing hand-woven in Bolivia.
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And, along this bloodstained way, sexual violence became woven into the horrors of war.
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The home décor section has pillows and throws, woven baskets, vases and scented candles.
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They were made of woven steel rod by Peter Busby, of Cornwall Bridge, Conn.
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After searching online, she came across WoVeN and sent an email asking to join.
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Submerged for one or two minutes, he collects the oysters in a woven basket.
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The long fibers that make up polyester thread are woven together to make fabric.
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The produce at Urban Raddish was organized in woven baskets just like in Anavrin.
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It is the common thread that is woven throughout all of our Penske businesses.
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Witness a striking Wari woven tunic which, a label informs us, contains abstracted faces.
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By the 1990s, the Germans were purchasing cheaper fabrics woven in Bulgaria and Romania.
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But we hope the story, woven together from different perspectives, is richer for it.
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They're woven through the author's personal anecdotes of working and traveling in developing countries.
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Wonderful lobster poached in butter was woven in with small chanterelles and crisp zucchini.
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While pain has bedeviled this team, resilience has been woven into its competitive fabric.
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In some cases, the matrix of woven fiber is lodged conceptually in digital videos.
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I think that our meditation gatherings have made a difference and woven us together.
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Tech is both much larger now, and much more tightly woven into every other sector.
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Endings cement great stories and political phases, and they are woven through our cultural consciousness.
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They claim to have woven silver, the metal, into the cotton fabric of their boxers.
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The cords of one family's audio guides had woven themselves together into a Gordian knot.
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It's fully woven, and the back of the sock is the back of his body.
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This tag connects with the LED, haptics, battery and the woven sensor in the garment.
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Such familiar sentiments appear in all their frankness and frailty, woven together with luminous oddities.
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It's a woven nylon Apple Watch strap that costs $49 (similar to the other bands).
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In Yakuza 6, parenting isn't quite so tightly woven into the fabric of the experience.
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They're constructed using metal and woven fabric, so they'll probably feel quite nice in use.
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The fairy tale woven through the story, told by Parvana, is particularly gorgeous and heartbreaking.
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The material, though woven with fiber, lets through more light than the average glass window.
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The artist has documented these bulls each wearing an intricate sculpture woven from insemination straws.
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The kind who has grease stains on his plaid shirt, woven in a rustic fabric?
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History isn't just woven into the fabric of the street, it's still being made there.
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Fitzgerald's "Notes" tell us that the poems are mash-ups woven out of appropriated lines.
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The DNA woven through our bodies contains about as many atoms as galaxies have stars.
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At the same time, that assumption feels woven into Everest VR's rote, utterly straightforward design.
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And Purse for the People ships hand-woven rattan handbags nationwide all from Butte, Montana.
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But as her country's supreme ruler, the personal and the political are tightly woven together.
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Not to always think about flashy things, but something more organically woven into the fabric.
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When woven together they exhibit extraordinary properties, including tensile strengths up to 100 gigapascals (GPa).
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Their braids bounce to their hips, tight and glossy, as if woven by a surgeon.
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Toy Story 4 Woven Tapestry Throw Blanket, $39.95, available at shopDisney"What a pair," indeed.
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The works in "Glenne" at Hester (the title means "Glade" in English) are not woven.
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Woven throughout is a larger theme — this country's unique confluence of race, class and firearms.
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The faux concern, the removed coldness – it's truly a work of complex, deftly woven genius.
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In a Skype interview, Mr. Nichols discussed how faith is woven into his latest work.
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There is velocity and tension and compassion and a bit of schooling all woven in.
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Kero Kero Bonito's alt rock crossover into disco is indirectly woven into a political narrative.
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Percale sheets have the same number of combed, tightly woven threads running horizontally and vertically.
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Skinny jeans are generally comfortable, with a good amount of stretch woven into the denim.
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The wipes are a non-woven fabric that is saturated with a 75% isopropyl alcohol.
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Coils are entwined here, unraveled slightly there, and entangled and woven into a mat here.
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Ms. Harris's background as a prosecutor is woven into her identity as a presidential candidate.
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Children fling a ball with handmade woven sticks at a wooden fish atop a pole.
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"They were woven into the fabric of the town," Mr. Bradbury said of the Bushes.
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His "I Can't Get Started" was neatly woven with snippets from Rachmaninoff's Symphony No. 2.
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They're made of woven polypropylene with a plastic collar in them, and they're non-biodegradable.
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An assumption is woven into our sacred texts: that the experiences of women don't matter.
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"That's being woven into the fabric of how we run the company," Mr. Johnson said.
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The woven upper is extremely thin, so it doesn't retain much water in wet weather.
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Instead, it's woven like a tapestry into the daily life of Swift and her camp.
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Over time, that idea has been woven into the fabric of the society and economy.
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The fanciest version of ntoma is made of the woven strips of silk called kente.
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Mr. Paul and Mr. Pasek's score is woven with unusual seamlessness into Mr. Levenson's book.
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Woven within the words of the anonymous sources in Wootton's story is a specific narrative.
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From head wraps to hand-woven bracelets, consider this their love letters to their Latinidad.
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In short, there are tons of barriers even when expungement is woven into marijuana legalization.
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On caucus day, those votes will be woven into the broader count in each precinct.
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The various threads of the book are here woven into a light, yet taut, textile.
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Details such as tufted leather, dark wood, and brass accents are woven throughout the property.
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All the while, those kaleidoscopic emotions are woven together with glittering synths and rippling melodies.
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Standup specials now release regularly and improv is woven into most sitcoms behind the scenes.
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The tenderness of our hearts, the rage we carry inside is woven into the highways.
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Some have woven themselves into our daily lives so seamlessly that we barely notice them.
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From the utilitarian backpack-like basket made of plain-woven ash to more complexly woven and decorated "fancy" baskets, there's an extensive tradition of basketry shared by the five Wabanaki tribes (four of which are federally recognized in Maine: Micmac, Maliseet, Passamaquoddy, and Penobscot).
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Mr Farage has woven this combination of pride and resentment into a compelling anti-establishment narrative.
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Each image is actually two photos cut into strips and carefully woven together on a loom.
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Lou's "The Waves" (2013-2017) consists of 1,182 panels of painstakingly hand-woven, porous glass beads.
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Click through to see all of the textural, woven styles and good luck choosing just one.
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"You have more control in terms of dimensionality than you have with woven fabric," she said.
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People who drool over those TV stands with barn doors will dig this woven basket look.
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A jarring, loosely woven stripe also interrupts the graph, a metaphor for the industry's gender gap.
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Beautifully woven between each track is Springsteen's own narration about the inspiration behind his new material.
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When observing birds form their airborne patterns, their chirps and calls are woven into the mix.
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But starting today, Goodreads is more deeply woven throughout the mobile app's entire look and feel.
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Multiple streams of revenue like advertising, monetized links and more can be woven in, as well.
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The machine-woven wall hangings offer a juxtaposition between material and imagery, at an impressive scale.
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There was tie dye, beaten metal, leather, macramé, and woven techniques à la artist Sheila Hicks.
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In another workshop clothes are shredded, spun into yarn and woven by power looms into blankets.
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We love them woven through denim belt loops or hung low on a monochromatic, asymmetrical dress.
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Check it out: Striped Woven Table Runner, $17.99; X-Pattern Napkins (Set of 4), $9.99; target.
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The sensors are woven into the fabric of the sock to detect when there is inflammation.
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The Woven Nylon Band is available in black stripe, blue stripe, gray stripe, and pink stripe.
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He sent away for textile samples from Italy and China for different types of woven fabric.
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Celebs are as deeply woven into our lives as those we can reach out and touch.
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The tech giants are so thoroughly woven into our lives that it's difficult to even spot.
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The tiny scale traces, described as polygons in the new paper, together look like woven fabric.
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Our humanity is woven into the tapestry of our culinary traditions and our species' omnivorous requirements.
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Human rationality and values have woven dark, damaged, all-powerful systems into the tapestry of civilization.
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The bag has two linings of high-density polyethylene, and an outer layer of woven polypropylene.
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" "It's woven into our language and the way that we try to work through negative experiences.
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Fancy an Apple Watch with a 42mm silver aluminum case with a pear woven nylon band?
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DACA helped provide that for people who have been woven into the fabric of this nation.
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Giant, noisy warehouses produce insecticide-treated fibres which are woven into round and square blue bednets.
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But today, they return with Thrice Woven, a vibrant, diverse dive into all their multifarious interests.
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The theme of single and strong is woven throughout the portraits of Richie taken by Krim.
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The $79 versions are made of a woven fabric with leather backing and stainless steel detailing.
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Aso Oke is a traditionally hand woven wool fabric, made on looms powered with foot pedals.
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Celebs are as deeply woven into our lives as those we can reach out and touch.
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Additional contemporary touches like woven bowls from the brand Asiatides added to the quirky modern décor.
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We like: Small bits of cheeky humor woven into the hotel's messaging to give it personality.
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Both carry stunning pieces like a woven 18-karat rose gold bracelet ($13,400) and earrings ($9,800).
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Behind a toddler-scaled wooden table, baskets woven from rainbow-dyed yarn overflowed with soft toys.
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"It'd be a perfect gift for organizing my office," O'Connor said of this woven owl basket.
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Largely free from disclosure requirements, the researchers' work is often woven into elaborate corporate lobbying campaigns.
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Some of the artifacts — including spears, stone tools, woven baskets and beads — date back 9,800 years.
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And those 22 acrobats have been woven into singing dancing acting core of 16 traditional performers.
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Something so obvious and woven into her life was, she found, an anomaly to everyone else.
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Pegas runs eight production lines making non-woven fabrics for hygiene products in the Czech Republic.
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It is deeply and ineradicably systemic, woven into almost everything human beings do here on earth.
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Pollard's story sits awkwardly atop the whole, more lint than a woven thread in the fabric.
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A section dedicated to assimilation displays a bright, woven, green and gold Green Bay Packers poncho.
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The book is also full of traditional Christmas symbols, secretly woven throughout Seuss' imaginary Whoville world.
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A woven black, white, and red large plastic mat lies beneath the octagonal tables for coloring.
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We've both got a healthy dose of "fuck you, watch this," woven into our core personalities.
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Also, woven hairstyles, like braids, hide at least some sections of the hair from the sun.
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The balcony came with an Instagram-friendly swinging chair, woven in the style of dream catchers.
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Woven from some of the best cotton on the market, these sheets are worth their price.
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It was driven by a diminutive elderly Negro wearing a wide-brimmed hat of woven straw.
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He knew even in progressive, cosmopolitan enclaves, racism was still tightly woven into the American fabric.
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They wrote the script with Mr. Bellorini, and Ms. Patarot's life story is woven into it.
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She will find a way, she insists, to ensure the tradition of Laotian woven silk endures.
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A sense of political and ecological activism has been woven into her daily life for decades.
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"The stories that are woven in Latin America are my weakness; I love them," she wrote.
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Extra Crunch is excited to announce a new community perk from cross-platform calendar tool, Woven.
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The late afternoon sun bounced off Yamasaki's grille — a woven pattern of gold-anodized aluminum rings.
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New silk in the original pattern was woven for walls, curtains and upholstery of the furniture.
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It makes nylon, Lycra and spandex that are woven into everything from diapers to yoga pants.
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The group began by discussing the line's labels, and whether they should be printed or woven.
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It's not unlike the St. Andrews Links, where the courses are woven into the community fabric.
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Where museums lead, the market follows, and this edition of Frieze features a special "Woven" section.
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Prefold diapers are layers of 100% cotton, bamboo, or hemp woven together in a durable square.
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The partnership also illustrates how deeply Amazon has woven itself into the business of independent merchants.
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They were born human, with both spiritual and animal features uniquely woven together in each person.
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Their mission is even woven into their name: Le Syndicat: Organisation de Défense des Spiritueux Français.
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" Lauren Salazar-Rivera, Guatemalan A Love Letter To: Woven Bracelets "My grandfather passed away last summer.
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Woodson has woven both threads into her latest book, "Red at the Bone," published this month.
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It had been used by gold prospectors in the 19th century: history woven seamlessly into nature.
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It's the tragic yet redemptive tale of human dignity, a beautifully woven story of that time.
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In Pennsylvania, our mushroom farms are woven into the fabric of Pennsylvania life, but they're struggling.
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The roots of the Syrian community here were woven from silk more than a century ago.
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And then there's the 14-foot-high fluted foam column, upholstered with custom-woven Kashmiri carpet.
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Regardless of the framing, the Trump campaign has woven this mainstream attention into its digital strategy.
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Their everyday lives are woven into a larger pattern of hardship and resilience in the city.
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The material is then woven into a uniform pattern of tiny little heat-trapping fabric pyramids.
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In a city filled with haunted sites, ghosts are woven into the fabric of daily life.
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A native of Tbilisi, Georgia, he wore a woven duckbill hat and a heart-shape medallion.
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Ms. Guermonprez is represented by elegant woven works, including two from her 22017s "Space Hanging" series.
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"For a relaxed room, you might go with worn leather or something woven," Ms. Liess said.
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So she has woven some Balinese hand movement into the tap choreography, with Ms. Dorrance's blessing.
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His source material is the woven carpet, which has been produced not for centuries, but millennia.
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There are plenty of stylish items for one's residence at Home of the Brave (146 Franklin Street) as well, which offers a curated selection of mostly artisanal goods — like woven rugs made in India and Morocco, handmade ceramic mugs and sugar bowls, and woven African baskets.
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Charcoal woven (Special Edition) — $199 (list price $229.95) Lavender woven (Special Edition) — $119.953 (list price $229.95) Fitbit Versa — $115 to $199.90 See Details Designed for everyday use, the Inspire can track a bunch of different activity metrics: steps, distance, hourly activity, active minutes, and calories burned.
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Woven through the burning heat of the oil will be the unmistakable, medicinal hum of Sichuan peppercorns.
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Below, banquettes and ottomans are flanked by shelves of plants, candles and a woven dreamcatcher-y tangle.
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Within a couple of generations, he predicts, VR will be woven into every aspect of our lives.
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"The Navallo woven platform was immediately one of my favorite styles from the new collection," she said.
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"The Navalo woven platform was immediately one of my favorite styles from the new collection," Simpson shares.
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Hannah Ryggen: Woven Histories continues at Modern Art Oxford (30 Pembroke St, Oxford, England) through February 18.
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Jaimeo Brown: The concept of the video is woven from the fabric of the larger Transcendence story.
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Thus, woven into each artwork is a shared duality, experienceable representations facilitated by both light and dark.
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In the final section, visitors are invited to touch (finally!) hanks of spun fibers and woven samples.
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My favorites are the casual, but stylish woven heathered straps because they don't scream fitness to everyone.
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But the situation is another reminder of how deeply woven into Xbox hardware the online service is.
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Mr Figes refrains from judgment about his protagonists and lets the densely woven detail speak for itself.
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It is woven into the life and liberty of the country you sacrificed so much to defend.
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Woven throughout militia ideology is the supremacy of local rights over the rights of the federal government.
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Like your chunky knitwear, the manicure equivalent is intricately woven, slightly raised, and cozy-looking as hell.
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The result was one game with just six levels and a loosely woven story linking them together.
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Sensors that emit ultrasound waves to detect objects can be clipped to clothing or woven into vests.
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Among other things, he would draw up elaborate instructions for the painstaking installations of her woven sculptures.
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In short, racism is not a sideshow in democratic decline; it's tightly woven into the main event.
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But he leads a party tightly woven into the associational web that he wants to start unpicking.
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"These woven textiles are practical, yet festive, with unique embroidery and printing that dress up any table."
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The helmet is undeniably beautiful, a glistening orb of woven carbon fiber with a computer hidden underneath.
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Knowing references to early 1980s pop-culture, synth-heavy tunes and comic touches are liberally woven throughout.
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And yet planning is a golden thread woven through the lives of artists, leaders, and entrepreneurs alike.
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This has to do with simulation theory, which is woven into the fabric of the film itself.
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A woven storage basket from Anthropologie sits atop a nine-drawer dresser found on vintage site Chairish.
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Think of this woven look as your summer camp threading activity, only it's meant for your head.
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In "Tishimango (for Franz Kline)" (1964), the woven straps and metal hook become a self-contained contradiction.
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Instead, Zacarias' wall-hanging plaster sculptures, and Segovia's woven paper pieces reference the aesthetics of traditional textiles.
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Woven through with an ornate, rippling harp filigree, the luxuriant textures were multilayered instead of silky smooth.
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The comedian Maria Bamford has woven her treatment for depression and bipolar disorder into her standup routine.
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Woven throughout this detective story is a tale of star-crossed lovers, divided by class and war.
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Thirty-four cabins with private bathrooms are decorated with hand-woven Peruvian fabrics and alpaca wool bedding.
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Mr. Christie was intimately woven into the story both sides told in the packed courtroom on Monday.
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Mr. Wang's signature design elements are woven throughout: narrow rectangular windows, unfinished concrete exteriors and patchwork masonry.
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She continues to take measured strikes against him with lines woven into policy speeches on the economy.
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In each "chapter," the story was woven around one individual, to whom all the others were related.
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In the western highlands of the island, power cables have been spliced and woven together through trees.
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The tension between the beautiful hand-woven cloth and the shocking message of the bags is powerful.
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Disembodied hair, colorfully woven or tied with humble strings, becomes a metonym for a roving female subject.
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I-84, I-384, I-91, and CT-2 were woven together in an unholy knot nearby.
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"Don's life is woven into the fabric of Silicon Valley," Leone said in a statement released Friday.
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There is almost no major news event that Mr. Jones has not woven into that conspiracy narrative.
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It also has a woven carbon-fiber finish that the automaker says produces a three-dimensional effect.
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The tragedy has stunned this town of 40,000, where the family was tightly woven into the community.
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She studied with Merce Cunningham and incorporated the buoyancy of dance into her painted and woven forms.
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These events, 383 of them thus far, have been woven into the New York fabric since 1886.
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Ruth Asawa, sculptor of enigmatic woven baskets, had some of her earliest artistic experiences in detention camps.
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There was a sincere patriotism woven in to this model, but also a lot of self-interest.
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It's a regime, but it's also a nation and a civilization, and the three are tightly woven.
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Her daughter, 16, knows how to weave, and made a hand-woven skirt when she was 9.
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For economically less fortunate wearers, superb designs made in cheaper materials — woven fiber, say — were acceptable substitutes.
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In the video above, we explain many other ways Muslim history is tightly woven into American life.
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"When we first started the company, we didn't know a knit from a woven," Dunaway tells us.
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Kahlo championed her homeland's indigenous customs in wearing huipiles (woven tunics), rebozos (shawls) and flouncy, long skirts.
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These had to be commercial for American Giant and, as important, able to be woven by Cotswold.
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In early April, Mr. McKinnon had called to say the patterns could be woven at Cotswold's mill.
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Bales of cotton and polyester come in one end and go out the other as woven fabric.
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There has been an unsettling hum woven into the fibers of Twin Peaks since its very beginnings.
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A third display includes several intricately hand-carved animal heads from Indonesia against a woven Tunisian backdrop.
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He comes back with a basket of woven straw, in which nestle four fat, perfectly ripe figs.
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They are a result of a thick social fabric, woven over years of bottom-up political mobilization.
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WoVeN members also have access to a national online social network of other members around the country.
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Beneath the jerseys, each wore a thin woven belt of a type he had worn since baptism.
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That belief in a separate Taiwanese identity later became a constant thread woven throughout Mr. Lim's music.
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But for Zandile Gumede, the first female mayor of Durban, South Africa, they are inextricably woven together.
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Long, snaking lines of paint are composed into grids that resemble loosely woven gauze or knitted fabric.
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Called the "Woven City," the development is expected to be fully sustainable, powered by hydrogen fuel cells.
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The prosecution no longer had to rely only on the timeline woven from Fitbit and Ring data.
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Ucsinski replied that QAnon encompasses several conspiracy theories that are largely woven together with pro-Trump sentiment.
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Architecture, woven textiles and patchwork fences are conjured by his new paintings, which are among his best.
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Despite being woven from plastic, the shoe's fiber feels smooth and almost velvety, which was a treat.
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And small, burnt orange Corona labels are woven into the bases of the tongues on the front.
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Pros: The on-site food and drink are excellent and should be woven into any stay here.
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Instead, store them in a colander or a woven container in the fridge so air can circulate.
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But it had one tone, which is to say the two principle threads were woven tightly together.
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There were even pinstripes which, upon closer inspection, bore the Balenciaga website URL woven through the cloth.
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Her love, spirit and artistry are forever woven into the fabric and legacy of Earth, Wind & Fire.
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Today, conspiracy theories are woven into our political discourse, as well as our mass media and entertainment.
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As the reaction spreads, billions of tightly woven atoms are heated to the point of spontaneous combustion.
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A "tweed" was woven from bits of chiffon, like the dreams tied on to a wishing tree.
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Woven has also specialized in documentary-style productions that, on the surface, do not feel like ads.
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The phenomenon has become intricately woven into the identity of Yoro and its population of about 93,000.
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Every time you see that person deeply and make him or her feel known, you've woven it.
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The Woven City is a collaboration with Danish architect Bjarke Ingels and will break ground in 2021.
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But although they look like computer-generated creations, Ahmed's intricate artworks are actually entirely woven by hand.
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Ramona Tejada, the owner, was a cute middle-aged woman with glasses and a woven sun hat.
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They wear their coarse gray hair in woven braids that hangs like earrings over their strong shoulders.
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Overall, the two hours of Ghost Light are nimble and woven with details that reward audience attention.
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The woven, ornamental design creates a repetitive, intertwining visual logic that is mesmeric; it ensnares the eye.
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It's not just that violence is woven into Trump's language as indelibly as the snarl woven into his features — the talk of shooting somebody or punching a protester in the face, the insulting of the disabled, the macho mockery of women, the anti-Muslim and anti-Mexican tirades.
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A huge linen replica of the truce flag, measuring 15 feet by 30 feet, or 10 times the size of the original, has been woven by the museum, and sits in a separate gallery on the eighth floor, near 100 smaller versions of the flag, all woven to scale.
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Shipments of readymade garments, comprising knitwear and woven items, totalled $22.83 billion in July-September, up 9.11 percent.
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There's something about the woven or braided upper that carries connotations of ease, simplicity, and most crucially, vacation.
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"Island ting," she captioned a photo of herself in a woven bikini top with matching high-waisted bottoms.
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Inequity." She added: "Systemic racism began with slavery and has woven itself into the fabric of our culture.
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A full withdrawal from NAFTA would cause chaos for firms with supply chains woven across America's southern border.
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Part of what we learned is just how tightly BCG is woven into the fabric of B Capital.
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That's not oppression," says Fabello, "Oppression is something that is woven into society so that it is inescapable.
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Composed by David Cale, they are touching and often funny, simply composed and woven deftly into the narrative.
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The idea is that these thread-like batteries could one day be woven into wearables or smart clothing.
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Woven between scenes of abject poverty and dumpster diving were bouts of dreaming, drawing, and wild, wild freedom.
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Figure skating was not always woven in with music and artistry — it was very much a technical sport.
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The X176501765023 Carbon now weighs 2.5 pounds, with a 15 mm thin design and a woven carbon finish.
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Fans — real fans, including myself, a snake — are beginning to notice the webs Taylor's woven into her set.
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Along the lesser paths, orchids pop up more discreetly, woven into the floral tapestry of the permanent collection.
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There were these multitude of threads that really needed to be woven together in a very organic way.
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Microfibers are woven into fabrics that are cheap to produce and comfortable to wear, like polyester and nylon.
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These new bands are the same ones as the woven nylon bands that were introduced earlier this year.
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The filaments, which are often woven together into a fabric, are then set in sticky, glue-like epoxy.
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From upscale London milliner Philip Treacy, the elegant dark navy hat features an abstract woven leaf decorative addition.
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It isn't just a part of the story, it's woven into virtually every aspect of God of War.
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However, there is one song on the album that feels a little less woven into the Lemonade patchwork.
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This space holds 19 roughly square monochromatic sheets woven entirely with glass beads and mounted onto stretcher frames.
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The room is half scented air and half shipwrecked objects suspended above the ground in woven silk nets.
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The orchestration further drives home this aquatic sensibility with dreamy harp threads and flutes woven throughout the score.
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Synthetic biology's innovations may be similarly woven into the background of the world, but without the concomitant suffering.
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Nick paced the fence line, my view of him obscured by some plastic slats woven through the links.
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I prefer it over the iPad Pro's Smart Keyboard, which has keys covered with a woven-fabric material.
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After discovering similarities between language and weaving patterns, one artist is exploring the poetry that's woven into fabric.
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Woven plugs into users' email and calendar apps to analyze their schedules, locations, commute times and meeting habits.
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"In the future, every [kind of garment can have] our technology woven in, and technologies added," Poupyrev says.
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Building Siri's voice still starts with snippets of recorded audio that are woven together into Siri's audio responses.
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The camera and transmitter are safely woven into the player's uniform and are designed not to impede performance.
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Their ramshackle kidnap plan, meanwhile, is every bit as whimsical as the one woven through The Big Lebowski.
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According to Poupyrev's website, Jacquard also involves a conductive thread that can be woven on a standard loom.
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It may be a while until Miku headlines Coachella, but Vocaloids are already deeply woven into internet culture.
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Le Chapeau Santon is a "Sleeveless panelled woven straw dress in beige," according to its description on SSense.
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And it's woven by work ethic and dreams and drive and faith in the Almighty, what a combination.
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Upon entering the woven egg of color, visitors are enveloped in a hug of lights and immersive soundscapes.
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Woven Walls continues at Morgan Lehman Gallery (526 West 26th Street, Suite 419, Chelsea, Manhattan) through July 19.
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You don't have to be a kid to appreciate the woven, crocheted, and threaded universe of Sew What?
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Afghan carpets are really Afghan-Pakistani carpets: woven in Afghanistan, but usually cut, cleaned and sold in Pakistan.
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These three items are often woven into, cascade into each other as we look at preparedness in totality.
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His heroism isn't undertaken out of duty like Tony's, but rather woven into the fabric of his being.
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But how exactly were these daemons — with their subtle movements and facial expressions — actually woven into the show?
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There is democracy in a relatively low price, but a sense of exclusion is woven into the gestalt.
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Woven into the specificity of these narratives is Erdrich's determination to speak of the most pressing human questions.
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Much about the porch is slightly too thin (the railing's spindles) or too thick (the woven lattice below).
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It's the music of my life, and parts of it are woven into the fabric of my being.
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When the yarn is woven into fabric, 8% spandex is added to give the fabric four-way stretch.
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Inside the Wells Fargo Center, elaborate performances and musical interludes have been woven into the prime-time schedule.
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The Lightweight Woven Robe from Alexander Del Rossa is a flattering cover-up that won't weigh you down.ProsCons
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The "love the sinner, hate the sin" approach to homosexuality continues to be deeply woven into Christian thinking.
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The fibre is woven into a cloth that is airier than the merino-wool fabric in original Allbirds.
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Another woman crouches before it, closely examining the construction; subtle seams reveal it was woven in four parts.
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There are 450 lights woven throughout the tree for extra sparkle — you might not even need extra decorations.
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This popular yarn is woven into lots of products made by other U.S. manufacturers from upholstery to swimsuits.
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The team has been focusing on its tentpole shows, where brands can be woven naturally into the content.
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What's surprising is the way the final Splatfest, a real-life event, is woven into the fictional story.
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"This is what they fight with in Palestine," one woman said, trying to sell me a woven sling.
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But the princess complex runs deep; she's in our DNA now, an "illusion of life" woven with reality.
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The glow-in-the-dark effect comes from the fiber-optic woven organza, the brand shared on Twitter.
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The blankets are then woven on an industrial CNC jacquard loom to get the right amount of detail.
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The name is a total fabrication, a lie that's woven its way into the tapestry of American culture.
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The courtyards are woven between office areas, bringing the outside in and giving the building a spacious feel.
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Another intensely personal film in the program, Annie MacDonell's silent Book of Hours, is a delicately woven diary.
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But it is the use of Mankiller's own words, woven throughout the text, that makes this book soar.
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Starting today, annual and two-year members of Extra Crunch can receive 20% off premium plans from Woven.
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It's actually a remarkable wound — sutured with silk, woven with wire, and zipped up with no-rust staples.
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Her pain and horror were woven with love, loss, guilt and redemption — and the epilogue was truly extraordinary.
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And for both American southerners and Indian southerners, eating fried chicken is deeply woven into the cultural fabric.
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"Story Pirates" — Stories written by kids are woven into a narrative about a musical-theater company's magical misadventures.
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Shirting in general is more complicated than a T-shirt or fleece because it's woven rather than knit.
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For decades, these intricately woven Middle Eastern carpets were standard operating procedure among masters of the Western universe.
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It's a story about a young man's difficult coming of age that's inextricably woven into our cultural fabric.
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Rules like these aren't entirely new -- exclusionary immigration laws are indeed woven into the fabric of American history.
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Mixing together fact and fiction, Koe has woven in material that builds upon decades of gossip and speculation.
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Countless tiny chips will be woven into buildings, cities, clothes and human bodies, all linked by the internet.
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Woven in with texts academic, poetic and everyday, the sounds rush together in an exuberant bouquet of fragments.
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Since the color is woven throughout, it will be hidden if the hair has no movement and volume.
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Angela Su, a Hong Kong-based artist featured in "Woven," uses human hair and silk to embroider text.
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Woven throughout are lengthy reflections on fathers and sons, and always the return to that final subject, death.
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However, her closet is full of an everyday uniform of sorts: hand-woven skirts and custom paisley aprons.
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Women who have completed the workshops describe WoVeN as a lifeline after years of feeling isolated or misunderstood.
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In the past, I have created tapestries with hidden images woven in phosphorescent thread visible only at night.
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This form of sharing and communication has woven itself deep into the fabric of our culture and lives.
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Slowly the eulogies began to take shape, common themes woven through the contours of their extraordinary individual lives.
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Researchers began to realize that the problem might be woven into some long-standing and basic research practices.
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Most of the performance involves one death aria after another — some in full, some in pieces woven together.
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Only God can be perfect, he said, so each Afghan rug has a mistake woven into the pattern.
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Better yet, each is woven by artisanal cooperatives in Rwanda and then hand finished in New York City.
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I envisioned a composed salad, with all the elements woven together and artfully arranged on a large platter.
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It was as if all the disparate strands of his life were being woven into this final moment.
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Theresa Furrer of Nine Lives Twine spins the hair of cats and dogs into yarn and woven keepsakes.
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In the essay, McMaster and Cohn make explicit the great act of moral decoupling woven through this presidency.
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Several of the novel's "Coming to America" essays, short discrete immigrant stories, were woven into the overarching narrative.
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These nations are bounded by mountains and forests and buttes, with embracing clans, leaders and spiritualism woven deep.
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Plus, as an adult, being gifted one of the bright, woven creations was the highest badge of honor.
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In Bangkok exorcisms are cheap, and ghosts — phi in Thai — are woven into the fabric of daily life.
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House plants dotted each desk, and a side table draped with woven fabric provided a pop of color.
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Because sergers produce stretchable seams, they are great for working with woven or knit fabric without compromising elasticity.
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If this music were a funerary wreath, it would be woven from meadow flowers rather than stiff chrysanthemums.
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Image © Le Mobilier National Close study of woven threads can sometimes reveal even more than compositional data.
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It's a product of Bain's very particular imagination, with memory upon memory intrinsically woven into melody upon melody.
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For our invention, "scientists" have woven society's simultaneous expectations of sexiness and chastity into a space-age fabric.
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But other realities crept in: gentrification, changing landscapes, police brutality — all themes she has woven into her photographs.
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Instead, it's caught up thousands of people in a tightly woven net of legal sanctions and social stigma.
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Sometimes, in order to claim that a sheet is 400 thread count or 1000 thread count, businesses will instead count the number of yarns woven into a thread, so even when there is really just one thread, they tell consumers there are three, because three yarns were woven into one thread.
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This was something woven by a father in terror, a rock formed by imagination because the alternative is impossible.
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Unlike the banlieues (suburbs) of Paris, London's social housing has traditionally been woven into the fabric of the city.
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Some of its most rewarding restaurants are in smaller places where their identities are closely woven with their communities'.
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One of his thoughts is to make conductive threads that could form part of electrical circuits woven into clothing.
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To many Peruvians, the ruins are part of their identity, something become woven into the fabric of their lives.
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Hermès Centerpiece in Lacquer | $1,100 This cozy woven fabric bench adds a dash of color to your next mixer.
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They're still cylindrical, still have the chunky rubber buttons, and still covered with woven material that seals out water.
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They're pitch black—made by indigenous tribes who coated large, woven bulbs with a tar-like substance called bitumen.
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You see, we all need a reminder that sacrificial love is woven into the very fabric of the universe.
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These are the threads of a virtual cinematic language that may someday be woven into a whole-cloth approach.
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Developers of the hand-woven device thought they might be able to train local weavers to craft something similar.
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These shout outs are so frequent and so smoothly woven together that they become a language of their own.
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The upper part of the doors is dressed in a metallic fabric, which is literally metal threads woven together.
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In the post, Wood wrote that Elizabeth gave him a woven bracelet from a trip she took to Guatemala.
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Tires are used as frames, woven mats are backdrops in his photographs and as accessories in his streetwear looks.
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The brand uses cotton picked in The States that then gets woven, processed, cut, sewn, and packaged here, too.
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An ancient Greek historian wrote the image of great men is woven in the stuff of other men's lives.
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Similar plants compose her woven floor piece "Body Tracks" (2017), which lies on the opposite side of the gallery.
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Unfortunately, history shows that hate propaganda which has woven its way into meme culture and social media is effective.
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Pippa carried a straw J.Crew clutch (on sale for $60) and matching Jess Collett hand woven panama trilby hat.
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"Khloé is so realistic and patient, now you can see her natural color woven in on top," she said.
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Kim shared a black-and-white photograph of Chicago in a white dress, lounging barefoot on a woven surface.
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In its current form, the colors of the woven textiles take a long time to slowly fade between hues.
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Motifs meaningful to the couple were woven into a jacquard of silk, cotton and viscose blend, the palace said.
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At the very least, a twig needs to be woven around three posts so that it stays in place.
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Using a large syringe device they then pour the material out patterns that resemble Persian rugs and woven thread.
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Made of woven wire, the sculptures oscillate between solidity and dematerialization, which is underscored by the shadows they cast.
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This cashmere fringed scarf ($1,675) is woven in the grooviest 1970's tones of mustard, ochre, ivory, and moss.
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This cashmere fringed scarf ($1,1003) is woven in the grooviest 1970's tones of mustard, ochre, ivory, and moss.
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From cozy woven cushions to sleek metal trays, click ahead for 15 of our favorite pieces from the category.
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The role of healthcare insurers, clinicians, providers, pharmaceutical and device manufacturers, employers and States is woven into the bill.
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While most video games have a story to tell, the best tales are actually woven by the players themselves.
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Earlier this year they funded their all-weather athletic pants and they also make a rain-proof woven hoodie.
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The exterior is a woven fabric, although it's not water- or dust-proof like on the UE Boom 2.
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During the visit, Kate, in Seraphine's Phaedra Woven Maternity Dress ($259), received a henna tattoo from a local artist.
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Even the most preposterous developments often hint at the fears and neuroses woven into the fabric of family life.
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So woven into these melodies is a the difficulties of living in a black body in a white society.
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The 1603 saga, woven from Alex Haley's Pulitzer Prize-winning book, is updated for a Black Lives Matter era.
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Paying the right amount for a woven thing that's been made from start to finish is a huge luxury.
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In fact, the fibers are woven with argan oil to ensure scratchy thermals are a nightmare of the past.
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These types of schools, and many others, are now all deeply woven into the fabric of America's education system.
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Step 4: The pellets are then stretched out and made into yarn, which is then woven into a fabric.
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In Sudan, child marriage has been woven into the fabric of the country's culture, driven by tradition and poverty.
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We're proud to be woven into the American fabric as a place for all people, a community gathering place.
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The TechLoom Pro has cushioning for extreme comfort, is seamlessly woven, and is great for running marathons or errands.
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Though their experiences differed dramatically, there's a common thread woven throughout their stories: misdiagnoses due to lack of awareness.
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The room was walls and a tile floor, two double beds, thin blankets, a bare lightbulb, a woven rug.
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According to the report, sexual violence is woven throughout the ideology of terrorist groups like Boko Haram and ISIS.
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Known as the kiswa, the cloth is woven from silk and cotton and adorned with verses from the Koran.
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"When the hair is all woven in together, it's not exposing every strand to the sun," Ms. Redway said.
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Among the works in "Alison Berger: Glass and Light" (Skira Rizzoli, $65) is a pendant lamp of woven glass.
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The walkway is set along the Cheonggyecheon Stream, an artificial river woven with paths and bridges, built in 2005.
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These are not so much explained as felt, woven into the very fabric of Chabon's supple and resourceful prose.
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More liquor bottles sit on dusty shelves, alongside weathered photos of vintage music acts, a trumpet and woven lamps.
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Spaceships zoom over soaring buildings with thatched tops; a hover train zips over a market with hanging woven baskets.
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Along the way, the story of a woman searching for her daughter in Paris in 2015 is woven in.
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The collection was something of a revelation: by far the most sophisticated, tightly woven show she has done yet.
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As consumers worry about the ecological impact of what they buy, woven Laotian silk is a near perfect investment.
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The Japanese baskets, woven from thin strips of bamboo, come in a huge variety of colors, shapes and sizes.
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WOVEN INTO THE GROTESQUE details of this continuing annihilation of Myanmar's most helpless are vexing dilemmas about international complicity.
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Their memories are thus woven into the layers of the furoshiki bundles, as if to hold and protect them.
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The guard, who had been lounging on a woven mat in the shade, levered himself upright on wiry arms.
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Woven will give your calendar superpowers, including: You can sign up for Extra Crunch and claim this deal here.
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An innate sense of adventure is woven into all of the brand's products, as well as its marketing efforts.
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Sitting sweetly in the corner is the ultimate boho necessity: a woven seat inspired by vintage campaign-style chairs.
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A little girl from the congregation gave him a palm frond she had woven for the service, Buttigieg recalled.
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This so-called Woven City will be a fully connected ecosystem powered by hydrogen fuel cells, according to Toyota.
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They have left behind the anonymity of the airport motel and built new lives woven into their American communities.
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The 400-count sheets are woven from premium extra-long staple cotton, which makes for a sateen-like finish.
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Bottega Veneta is especially known for its woven bags, and Lee used that technique for slip-on heel shoes.
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Historic artifacts and antiques are woven throughout the five-star boutique hotel, paying homage to Thai culture and history.
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Woven into the issue are questions of race, and class, and the grotesque economics of big-time college sports.
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The master suite includes a walk-in closet and a private terrace with a trellis woven with wisteria vines.
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Flat and foot-hugging, they're available in a rainbow of shades and often woven from a mysterious fabric upper.
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The opposite idea is so firmly woven into our culture that reversing it would be a kind of magic.
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There were little straw hats and woven espadrilles, striped shorts and smock coats, misty tie-dye and filigree embroidery.
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It's just sort of woven into the fabric of the building of BP. So it's good to be here.
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She had already arranged nine white seat cushions atop a tan woven rug, spread out in a neat semicircle.
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On today's episode: • Over the past seven years, the Affordable Care Act has woven its way into American lives.
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Where I Live In a city filled with haunted sites, ghosts are woven into the fabric of daily life.
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That's very different to the United States, where gun ownership has been woven into a narrative about American freedom.
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His actions as both a corporate executive and a costumed vigilante are woven into the fabric of the city.
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On closer inspection I find it is composed of lamb's wool woven, glossy, and lustrous, enticing me to touch.
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After all, the old narrative of London as a global metropolis was an identity deeply woven into its designs.
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The range of materials, from woven hair and bone to knitted nylon, may be a bit of a surprise.
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I have a Knoll chair designed by Jens Risom whose woven cotton webbing — the main seating element — is soiled.
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The band—comprised of Jared Corder (vocals) and Kristyn Corder (vocals and keys)—have woven together an unmistakable hit.
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She had animated, glowing LED strands of orange and red woven through her hair; they looked like smoldering embers.
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The book is balanced with history, theory, and personal imagery all finely woven with a sense of clear narrative.
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The top has a sort of silvery depth to its finish and the keyboard deck consists of woven carbon fiber.
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The company was founded by Dutchman Thomas Ammeraal, who in 1950 invented a woven conveyor belt for the biscuit industry.
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Among the new options, Apple has included a new woven nylon band which is made using a four-layer construction.
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My own personal tie to the heaviness of the world sometimes leaks through sentences about sun-dress and woven bags.
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Power and progress The image of the United States has long woven with the idea of power, success, and progress.
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The Islamic State's crimes, and the fear they instilled, have long since woven themselves into the fabric of French life.
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There are no tablecloths; instead, rented dark wood tables are featured with only a woven white runner down the center.
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All of the fantastic gestures would have been broader or bigger, instead of being woven into Cora's timeline and technology.
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Every type of Apple Watch band, including the sport, woven nylon, and Hermès leather, is now selling in new colors.
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The book includes research gathered by Grant, woven in with personal stories of all kinds of loss, including Sandberg's own.
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Loose pieces of string draw similarities to security thread — the dark fibers woven into official government documents to prevent counterfeiting.
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Step 5: Loop the remainder of the braids back in the opposite direction and pin to create a woven effect.
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Shipments of key readymade garments, comprising knitwear and woven items, totalled $2.48 billion in July, up 17 percent on year.
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Using enzymes, the researchers then cross-linked the fibers to form a strong, woven structure for cells to grow on.
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In the long term, he sees Woven as an enterprise play, offering analytics and other services to paying business customers.
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Dip your toes into the leather, acrylic, and woven summer variations ahead for an overdue break from your usual carryall.
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Woven throughout the documentary are scenes from the films he has scored, as well as footage from his live performances.
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In his designs, he incorporated traditionally woven textiles, hand-dyed with prints that reference his identity as a Cherokee man.
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It wasn't metal at all, more like a woven tangle of vines, or maybe veins, every part of it pulsing.
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In addition, his father knitted hammocks, wove baskets to collect rice, and made woven fans to fight Urabá's Caribbean heat.
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Latex-Free (or latex, or latex-free, if you prefer) Seal: This set includes two uninsuluble free-woven cleaning products.
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Even Clinton's catchphrases—"I'm with her", "cracks in the glass ceiling"—were woven in, with new life breathed into them.
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The King was shot throughout the year preceding the 2016 presidential election, so that footage is woven in as well.
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Then, it was woven into a slightly messy plait that sparked the undone braids that we've been seeing ever since.
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Correction: A previous version of this article stated that the designs on Jonathan Cowan's canvases were woven instead of stitched.
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"It's woven into what we do every day when we're at work and essentially what we're working toward," he added.
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Shipments of readymade garments, comprising knitwear and woven items, totalled $13.7 billion in July-December, up 4.4 percent on-year.
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That a sensationalized portrayal of native burial rites was woven into this mishmash of hogwash might not be entirely surprising.
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Retailing for $2,150, the Aimee stretch-woven dress by Paris-born Joseph Altuzarra is part of the designer's current collection.
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Woven Walls, a tightly curated summer show at Morgan Lehman Gallery, explores a language between the threads of different textiles.
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Yet the biographical details that are woven into this short and spirited discussion suggest an uneasy relationship with the form.
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The bands are based on the new woven-nylon strap that Apple introduced earlier this year, and cost $49 apiece.
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One possible explanation to account for this observation is that there is a curvature woven into the fabric of spacetime.
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The kind of betrayal that can lead to anger, yes, but an anger that's woven into compassion, understanding and love.
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The source images for these woven photo objects are the family photos that open the exhibition, here enlarged and pixelated.
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CLOTH LULLABY The Woven Life of Louise Bourgeois Written by Amy Novesky Illustrated by Isabelle Arsenault 40 pp. Abrams. $43.
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Even in rough draft form, it's better written than the dodgy articles and blog posts woven into this twisted plot.
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Asgar wore a topi -- a woven cap Muslim men wear -- and his wife and mother-in-law wore head scarves.
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Hashimoto Contemporary describes Simple as a culmination of her previous bodies of work, like her Nudes series of woven selfies.
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The ruler of Ukhu Pacha, who is often woven into the axsus, is a powerful spirit called Saxra or Supay.
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More than that, they grabbed you by the flowers you had artfully woven into your plaits and demanded your attention.
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The monument to the iconic kaiju was woven from bamboo and hay starting on October 2, wrapping up on Halloween.
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But it also looks like a tightly woven spider web, and when I move my hand it starts to bend.
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Each section stands alone in its curation and cohesive storyline, yet all are intricately woven into a multi-century saga.
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Hashimoto Contemporary describes Simple as a culmination of her previous bodies of work, like her Nudes series of woven selfies .
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This loss and flux is elegantly woven into the record—cinematic, often piano driven songs delivered with rare hairsbreadth intimacy.
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In fact, the story of the Ardilas—and Raudal itself—is woven into the story of the decades-long conflict.
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Beautifully woven vestments and altar frontals affirm that Armenian believers saw as much beauty in services as in the scriptoria.
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Its walled port city of Cartagena bursts with color — think fruit sellers, and merchants making bags woven in neon hues.
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The centerpiece of the show is a series of six tapestries woven circa 2225 called La Dame à la Licorne.
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I have been meaning to buy a woven handbag for a while now, but never feel it is worth it.
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The dance numbers keep coming — feet stamping, skirts swirling — as narrative turns are woven in with easy-to-follow clarity.
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Kiki Smith is showing a Jacquard-woven tapestry at Galleria Lorcan O'Neill (705) with shamrock references to her Celtic heritage.
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A single image with few concise words woven together is enough to whisk people away to a more gentle world.
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Their creative alliance is the film's core, the quiet, non-dysfunctional love story woven through the glitter, excess and heartbreak.
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A man dragged two chairs up, both of them made of colorful plastic bands woven over a welded metal frame.
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Later in the day, Mr. Saksi and Mr. Miero hunched over a loom, watching as woven strips were spit out.
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It resembles five biographies woven together against a background populated mostly by men: Abstract Expressionist painters, critics, dealers and curators.
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Built from the ground up for busy people, Woven comes stacked with powerful features designed to help you save time.
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In fact, racism and intolerance are more woven into the fabric of evangelicalism than these Christian critics care to accept.
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AA: When I think about culture, I think of a tapestry, carefully woven, dyed, prepared and, in some cases, mended.
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Juana Gutiérrez Contreras in her family's workshop in Teotitlán del Valle, known for its hand-woven rugs and other textiles.
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The clothes, too, were understated and unfussy: hand-woven sweaters, trench coats in tweed and suede, corduroy slacks, brown blazers.
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Measuring around 5.5 x 7 inches, the woven wipe is saturated with a 70% isopropyl alcohol and purified water solution.
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The notion has woven its way, on its single spinning pie plate, through the public consciousness for over a century.
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For those looking for woven textiles, there are markets and street hawkers, and specialty stores like the Centro de Textiles.
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Toyota plans to send 2,000 people to live in the Woven City to start and then gradually grow the population.
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We said come out of the shadows & be fully woven into the fabric of America because that's who you are.
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It's woven with luxurious, quick-dry cotton that naturally inhibits up to 99% of bacterial growth before it even starts.
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Not only is the case wrapped in a slick, tightly-woven fabric, but it contains slots for cards as well.
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All of the rugs measure 4 feet by 6 feet, a traditional size, and are being hand woven in Pakistan.
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Physical exercise, artistic activities, citizenship and ethics would be woven into curricular and extra-curricular learning, requiring longer school days.
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It is woven through and through with the constant questioning that is after all the opposite of complacency and compliance.
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A fine thread has been woven throughout its three games, spiritually linking them to one another without ever acknowledging interconnectivity.
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An ancient Greek historian wrote that the image of great men is woven into the stuff of other men's lives.
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There are nearly fifty tales in all, of which a mere three are picked out and woven through the film.
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He shows that "territorial empire" hasn't been just an aberration but an inextricable part of the country's fabric, woven throughout.
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However, change appears unlikely any time soon, as the race is tightly woven into the city's cultural and social fabric.
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Esna Su, whose delicate woven works decorated the party's entrance hall, moved into Sarabande straight out of Central Saint Martins.
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Shipments of readymade garments, comprising knitwear and woven items, totalled $25.62 billion in July-May, up 2.2 percent on year.
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Guests are assigned woven-wicker seats in the box, each with their name, a commemorative program and a small gift.
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For the most part, woven bamboo holds itself in place through the friction of the over-under-over-under intersections.
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For the most part, woven bamboo holds itself in place through the friction of the over-under-over-under intersections.
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When we love across boundaries, listen patiently, see deeply and make someone feel known, we've woven it and reinforced generosity.
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" And, for Ms. Lucas, woven into that idea is a guiding principle: "There really is no way of replacing Trisha.
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A valuable fringed rebozo with interlocking zigzags like the one in the Álvarez Bravo photo was woven from newfangled rayon.
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And now my son's energy is woven into the fabric of the universe, and that's where I directed my love.
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"It's a new form of museum, woven into the fabric of the city," Wiscombe told Hyperallergic at Beta Main's opening.
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We are woven into this kaleidoscopic memoir by our desires to consume pain, to blur fact and fiction, to escape.
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The braid — whose form is predicated on a return — is a reminder that the past is woven into the present.
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The museum also received Pueblo and Mexican textiles, which include blankets and garments worn and woven by indigenous Aymara peoples.
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So are those teenagers who live in neighborhoods where gun violence isn't an aberration but is woven into everyday life.
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Besides, the system in which FSB agents commission Russian hackers to execute attacks like this is woven into Russia's intelligence fabric.
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"Rasgulla is very much woven intrinsically into the fabric of Bengali lives," Bengali London-based food writer Mallika Basu tells me.
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Sales of garments, comprising knitwear and woven items, totalled $20.44 billion in July-March, up 9.8 percent from a year earlier.
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Poppin Pool Blue Block Party Bench | $549 This cozy woven fabric bench adds a dash of color to your next mixer.
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Click through to see the many iterations we dug up; from simple thongs to colorful woven slides to evening-appropriate heels.
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The top layer uses open cell foam for heat dissipation and a woven cover to force air flow and minimize sweat.
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All these circles stuck together are a "torus fibration" of the sphere—the individual fibers woven together into a greater whole.
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There's a teenager in the sort of strange woven pullover that kids called "drug rugs" when I was in middle school.
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Woven throughout the documentary are interviews with Bundy recorded on death row by journalist Stephen Michaud and Hugh Aynesworth in 1980.
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In the western highlands, power cables were spliced together and woven haphazardly through trees in blatant violation of basic safety codes.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Intimacy is a lush blanket woven from many threads: experience, genetics, impulse, desire, consent, luck.
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Throngs of young fey glided through the street, flowers woven through long shining hair and brass bells hanging from their wrists.
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A backdrop of divisive rhetoric from both Democrats and Republicans is becoming increasingly prominent and woven directly in with their campaigns.
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It's another story, like the one about Clinton's health, that is woven into the larger narrative that she can't be trusted.
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Snapchat is moving carefully with these announcements, trying to ensure it doesn't alienate audiences with ads woven into their video feeds.
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