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And he relentlessly focused on the fate of the Khimki forest, a pristine expanse of old-growth oaks and wild animals, including elk and boars, improbably close to Moscow.

Some of the show's most visually insistent objects include a grotto-esque ceramic fireplace in pale blue and green glazes by the great French Art Nouveau designer Hector Guimard, at Barry Friedman; and a pristine expanse of French scenic wallpaper, circa 1827, at Carolle Thibaut-Pomerantz.

Not just any golf course, but a resort sanctioned by the Professional Golfers Associationn; and not just any location, but a pristine expanse atop the fragile Edward Aquifer, the city's primary water source.

Tapping drone technology, the filmmaker transports you to the pristine expanses of the Altai mountains, where Aisholpan daringly abducts a golden eaglet of her own to raise and tame.

Colin Moynihan reports on the confusion at Zuccotti Park shortly after 8 a.m. as a judicial order appeared to allow protesters to return pending a hearing later in the morning: The park was declared to be open and about a dozen of the protesters who had stayed in the area through the night and the early morning were ushered past metal barricades and into the newly pristine expanse.

Gorgeous, popular 2.7 million people visited it in 2014 and pristine, the expanse of federally protected land in Wyoming seems like it would be a wonderful place to work.

The sand dunes of Glamis, Calif., are a majestic expanse of pristine sand and sky.

Tottenham's training ground is impressive, a vast expanse of pristine playing fields, restaurants and players' recreational areas, which include a cinema.

It might once, a few aeons ago, have presented a glorious expanse of pristine sand, palm trees and azure waters, but it's now an over-commercialised dog's breakfast.

A pristine picture of Gbagbo was on the wall.

Neatly written on a pristine piece of paper?