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  • Descending from the mountains, a massive Banamex sign towers over the town of Los Barriles, a reminder, if one were needed, that this is the closest bank or ATM machine to Cabo Pulmo.

    Part one - La Paz and El Triunfo: from beaches and baskets to mines, music and marine park 2008

  • Descending from the mountains, a massive Banamex sign towers over the town of Los Barriles, a reminder, if one were needed, that this is the closest bank or ATM machine to Cabo Pulmo.

    Part one - La Paz and El Triunfo: from beaches and baskets to mines, music and marine park 2008

  • Descending from the dukes of Gascony and the Merovingian kings, he was exceedingly proud of his royal connections and, sublimely self-assured, he held sway over a worshipful band of muses, literary ladies and young Symbolists.

    The Dandy | Edwardian Promenade 2008

  • "Sam Shepard is attached to star in Descending From Heaven: The Strange and Extraordinary Tale of Claude Eatherly, A-Bomb Pilot for director Sandy Smolan and producer Marcia Nasatir."

    GreenCine Daily: Weekend shorts. 2006

  • Descending from the stratospheric heights of high politics, the Euro-army and the rest, therefore, a story in today’s edition of the Scotsman caught my eye.

    Minced euromyth Richard 2006

  • Samuel Delany has pointed to the opening of Thomas M. Disch's story "Descending" as an exemplary use of listing to efficiently suggest a character:Catsup, mustard, pickle, relish, mayonnaise, two kinds of salad dressing, bacon grease, and a lemon.

    Lists and the Listless 2008

  • Samuel Delany has pointed to the opening of Thomas M. Disch's story "Descending" as an exemplary use of listing to efficiently suggest a character:Catsup, mustard, pickle, relish, mayonnaise, two kinds of salad dressing, bacon grease, and a lemon.

    Archive 2008-08-01 2008

  • I hope soon to have something to say about Thomas M. Disch's story "Descending" which John Schoffstall has already written well about, and I may perhaps, if I can think of anything coherent, also have something to say about one of my current obsessions: Okkervil River.

    Elsewhere 2006

  • "Descending" is perfect in its own, more modest, way.

    "Descending" by Thomas M. Disch 2006

  • What most impresses me about "Descending" is how much Disch wrings from his premise.

    Archive 2006-09-01 2006

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