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Crews have already begun hacking through walls and peeling off ceilings to create an airier, more open space.

New School Sets Agenda Sophia Hollander 2011

Airy, but Potent Apple's design wizards have made the new iPad feel much airier.

iPad 2: Thin, Not Picture Perfect Walter S. Mossberg 2011

The airier, multiroom installation at Gagosian comprises 13 huge works from 2009-2011, one of which, nearly 20 feet tall, shoots upward like a geyser.

Crushed and Brushed Lance Esplund 2011

Spring, one of the most coveted tables in Paris since 2006, has moved to an airier space, with its acclaimed American chef, Daniel Rose, presiding over an open kitchen upstairs and a casual food-and-wine bar below.

Paris: Modern Romance Tina Isaac 2011

The browser announcement, made at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, was a bit airier.

Research In Motion Adds BES Express, New Browser « Steve Wildstrom on Tech 2010

Not sure the crust is exactly puff pastry, but at least approximately and the custard is sometimes more creamy (airier) but this is exactly how it looks.

Vanilla Slice | Baking Bites 2009

Some galleries—though airier, better lit and more picture-friendly—are slightly smaller and constricted, as if the walls are encroaching.

Modernizing the Academy Lance Esplund 2011

By removing walls, and moving shelving away from windows, the library feels airier and lighter.

Georgetown Library to reopen Philip Kennicott 2010

It sounds like an Oasis dirge only with airier vocals.

Sunbirds (No 810) 2010

Davies tried his best to rattle Mandy but to no avail: Mandelson's light, superior voice merely became airier and loftier as he explained to Davies how his book didn't make New Labour look like a great project undone by the pathetic, all-consuming, never-ending row between Blair and Brown, but instead painted a "reasonably pleasing picture".

Today; Live Aid 25; London: Just Off the Plane 2010