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The walls are made of absorptive surface, half absorptive, half reflective, which is not very good for concert sound.— Liz Diller plays with architecture
We're just self-reflective, and we think about people and how they deal with one another.
Invitations for the event, which marks Hurwitz's completion of the same course of training and examination as male Orthodox rabbinical students, say it is a "conferral ceremony" at which Hurwitz will receive "a new title reflective of her religious and spiritual role."
James Attlee's scholarly, reflective, and sympathetic journey up the Cowley Road is one of the best travel books that has been written about Britain's oldest university city.— The Chicago Blog
But the entire thing became too self-reflective, tied to the idea of— Popular Posts Across MetaFilter

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