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It also included my favourite ever description of a book (so much so I put a sticky note inside the book where it was), where Elektra's mother described a pair of leggings as 'gynaecological'gynaecological
In last month's Vogue, Marina Rust, a contributing editor, described a pair of "spiked" sandals with black ankle feathers as "Winged Victory, the disco version," and said she displayed one on her hall table as art.
In a 1992 research paper, the Boeing engineers Thomas Caudell and David Mizell described a pair of "see-thru virtual reality goggles", a device that would enhance the vision of factory workers with the complicated task of piecing together a jumbo jet's nests of internal wiring with dynamically changing labels and information.
Recently, Castiglioni et al. have described a pair of monozygotic twins with identical FHM and paroxysmal kinesigenic dyskinesia due to a PRRT2 mutation [13].
At a meeting of the Materials Research Society here yesterday, scientists described a pair of techniques for wiring up nano-sized chips--one that uses electric fields, the other DNA.
UNICEF has described a pair of Nigerian brothers, aged 17 and 21, whose mother -- a nurse -- died from Ebola.
Kalman went on to describe a pair of shoes she'd intentionally bought two sizes too large to force herself to slow down.
He was the designer who once used the word "fierce" to describe a pair of chaps, made "hot tranny mess" a catchphrase and wore his hair in a style that looked like a result of electroshock therapy.
In the new book, one of his comic moments comes when he describes a pair of California houseguests "deeply involved in nutrition and living a healthy life," who were just removing the suitcases from their car when a neighboring apple grower decided to have his crops dusted.
Hamlet's haunting of the book becomes explicit two-thirds of the way through, when Busch describes a pair of sheep skulls, relics from England, where the career of his father, the novelist Frederick Busch, took the family for a time: "They have become familiar in our home.
