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- n. Plural form of seaside.
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His painted backdrops of lavish ballrooms, bucolic seasides and Tiffany-inspired stained-glass windows hint at the kind of lives these women led.
Single definition of American Woman proves elusive at Costume Institute
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Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 The following five photographs depict arctic seasides (and Antarctic shorelines?), and were taken by Richard Misrach last year and this year.
The Haunting Photography of Richard Misrach: Five of His Recent Images from Cold Climes
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Bridget had scoured and scrubbed and polished windows largely to pass away time, for the people next door had been away as well and the maids on a vacation earning money at seasides.
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_Times'_ people carried to shady groves and seasides tens of thousands of children who, for the first time, saw running streams and green fields.
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Dragon Duncan Bannatyne turns his attention to Britain's seasides
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The film illustrates the variety of conditions in which the 'Gypsy' people live -- earthbound nomads in the hot deserts of Asia, ironsmiths and abjectly poor tree-dwellers in the frozen plains of Eastern Europe, and craftspeople and traders in the hills and seasides of north Africa and western Europe.
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Eastern Europe, and craftspeople and traders in the hills and seasides of north Africa and western Europe.
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Beautiful forests, seasides and country greens are abundant in this world so get off the computer (bookmark this site first) and go enjoy some fresh air .....
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(L) Mandy Rice-Davis (born near my ancestoral home in Llanelly, Wales) enjoying the glare of flashbulbs in "Swinging London"; (Top) Christine Keeler at one of those COLD English seasides; (Bottom) Ms. Rice-Davis in a news shot; (R) Ms. Keeler during her session for Lewis Morley's best-selling poster.
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* They are reminiscent of Misrash’s earlier “desert” photographs although man’s imprint on arctic seasides (and Antarctic shorelines) has been becoming clearer only over the last few years, while humankind has been impacting the deserts for eons.
The Haunting Photography of Richard Misrach: Five of His Recent Images from Cold Climes
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