To celebrate our towering achievement, here's a photographic tableau of the PDMG as it looked last Sunday, and very early on Monday morning. |
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The 630 guests did their part, contributing high energy and haute fashion to the rarefied party tableau. |
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The Big Country has tremendous scale and scenic power, but every tableau is heavy with purpose both leading up and going away. |
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For each face card played from a hand to the tableau layout, another card must be drawn from the deck and added to a hand. |
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Tenderness is pushed nearly to the point of parody in a full-dress tableau that departs from the Renaissance theme. |
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At the center of the tableau was the volcano's cone and its steaming crater. |
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It was a still and humid afternoon, with only the distant drone of the traffic on the M4 to bring sound to the tableau. |
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The tableau froze, motionless, and the flame of the memorial flickered out, and the stage became dark. |
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Placed in a wilderness of dark mountains, the scene is relieved by a flood of glaring light that holds the figures in a tableau of awful impact. |
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A Chinese cabinet in melon-colored lacquer features an ever-changing tableau of vases and bowls filled with seasonal flowers. |
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This growth pattern tends to make the tableau look like a tree diagram or organizational chart. |
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The protracted climax, to a faint wash of sound, is a tableau in which the motionless dancers slowly levitate. |
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Sculpted of polyurethane resin and acrylic paint, the tableau rests on a shallow platform about 23 feet long and 14 feet wide. |
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Two rampant gazelles, whose addorsed bodies cross at the hindquarters, complete the tableau. |
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The accompanying parade, some suspended from flying foxes, formed a subtly changing tableau. |
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But this provides a tableau of human tragedy which brought me up short when I realised what had happened. |
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The tableau is somehow as erotically charged as the close-up food-porn fried chicken ad beside it. |
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Or, does the seepage of the future into Eric's present suggest past, present and future flash-frozen into a tableau vivant? |
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Outlined in the halo of street lamps, the guardsmen resembled pieces on a chessboard, or actors in a tableau vivant of war. |
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The arrangement of her family is much like the arrangement of a tableau vivant, an arrangement of life fixed in place. |
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The room grew silent and the howl of the midnight wind was the only sound to punctuate the tableau. |
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The see-through tent with the bridge in view, the Andes range always visible and the great river surging ahead completed our tableau. |
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Each scene has the feeling of a solemn ceremony or, at times, an historical tableau. |
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Of the three, Rubens seems least sincere, the most theatrical in the sense that what he is offering could be a tableau set up with models. |
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The centre of the village around the Market Place is illuminated with hundreds of fairy lights and in recent years there has been an illuminated tableau on the River Avon. |
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For the next many weeks, the Gulf Coast sky will be a constantly changing tableau of hawks and doves, vultures and vireos, flycatchers and hummingbird, warblers and waterfowl. |
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The tableau for the Tudor period is the gun deck of an English warship. |
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The visible tableau reveals a dutiful father and a doting son. |
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The family in the darkness in their fixed tableau watched one another by the light of a directional signal, endlessly blinking. |
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And the two roller-skaters are dressed in white and silver to help create a winter tableau. |
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Together with the chorus, this trio is a superb tableau, full of emotion, lyricism and contrast between the characters. |
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It's wide range of emotional colours enables them to cover a huge tableau, from introvert intellectuality to lyrical refinement. |
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She creates a tenebrist tableau of brilliant whites and jet blacks. |
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The whole tableau is set upon a rococo footed platter, white with gold wave trim, that recalls the mirrored trays of mid 20th-century suburban dresser sets. |
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In this work she gave up the tableau, the frame, the canvas and their elegiac possibilities. |
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The table is inlaid with a spotless, stainless steel board, and the tableau comes alive as the chef prepares food for diners sitting in front of him. |
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The delightful tableau featured on Friday's front page, showing a pair of young ladies in the throws of an evening's divertissement, was a work of art. |
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There's a tableau, all wattle and daub, of a home in the 10th century after the Vikings had landed on the beach and built a fort called Skardaborg. |
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My children gain comfort and reassurance from me in exactly that tableau. |
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Like their cast-mates, both inject a level of interpretation and fluidity into their roles that stops proceedings from degenerating into some wax tableau of recent history. |
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My staff hovered over the delectables, creating a tableau vivant that could have been immortalized by Titian, if he had remembered to bring his brushes. |
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In December 1967, at the very end of his life, Duchamp used a photograph taken by Man Ray of his appearance in Relache to create a copper engraving of the tableau vivant. |
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The sepia tinted tableau is reminiscent of the opening, as a single file of prisoners traipse, gaunt and dirty, into the showers like animals to the slaughter. |
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A first-rank boulevardier in the 1960s tableau, his wives included one Rita Hayworth. |
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The tableau of five candidates on stage at first seemed more like a set of high school stereotypes than a political debate. |
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One by one the young models stepped from the tableau vivant to march down the stage and back up again. |
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The whole tableau is set upon a rococo footed platter, white with gold wave trim, that recalls the mirrored trays of mid-20th-century suburban dresser sets. |
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Once the initiates, who are of the receiving moiety, have seen the tableau and danced with headdresses all night long, this beautiful structure is rapidly dismantled. |
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Wigs, body doubles, and computer effects enable him to appear as several different characters in a given tableau, always looking uncannily like a boy on the edge of puberty. |
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The tableau recalls his untitled work of 2001 that also features a white buck, rubbing the velvet from his rack against a polyurethane cast of a Persian rug. |
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Most writing about Plath is devoted to the bleak tableau of her final days in her dank London flat, when her separation from a philandering Hughes precipitated a frenzy of her darkest and most inspired poems. |
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The piano carries on a tender, almost loving, dialogue with its partners, at times yielding to the violin and at others supporting trills in the cello, in a sparkling tableau. |
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This was her land, and she listened to its voice, translating it into canvases that ultimately form one grand tableau, a paean to the beauty of Nature. |
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It contributed to the tableau of grievances inherited by every refugee. |
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All favorite teams could intersperse in the main tableau. |
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In the form of a framed picture, Oriental roll picture, print, or book illustration, such an iconographic tableau contains religious information, mediates, and stimulates contemplation and devotion. |
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In the Grassmannian case, a prism tableau with colors ignored is a semistandard Young tableau. |
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The tableau of Goa showcases religious harmony by focusing on the Deepastambha, the Cross and Ghode Modni followed by a chariot. |
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It is a tableau in which postbath steam rises off muscular necks and horses stride lazily through the trees. |
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Peg continued in pictorial art beyond the 18th century, but the other figures associated with the original tableau dropped away. |
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Of the three sisters banished from the scenes in the first tableau by the combined rigors of the Law and motherly hatred, which one that shall truly bear the fruit of common wrongdoing? |
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The first paper gives a model-theoretic proof of interpolation whereas the second paper gives an algorithm for calculating interpolants based on a tableau system. |
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Seen from the outside of this space through the glass wall, viewers will become part of a tableau vivant that points to our shared presence in the gallery and the conventions of viewing that orient aesthetic experience. |
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He begins the process of filling in that void, introducing sequent and tableau calculi as proof methods, and theorem providers obtained by implementing the proposed calculi. |
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After she drifts offstage, drowned out by Vejvoda's charged sound track, her colleagues engage in an orgasmic menage a cinq, bringing an end to the first tableau. |
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Opposing coaches from the conference paint a tableau of a well-coached, highly-disciplined, overachieving, deliberate veteran team that is playing its best basketball. |
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