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But that does not stop the discreet collection of the necessary 50 names of MPs – 15% of the parliamentary party – demanding a vote of confidence in the prime minister.
In comparison, Miitomo is a cosy gathering at someone's home, a discreet collection of close friends (and friends of friends) getting together to chat, crack jokes and make fun of each other, free from random interruptions and misunderstood references.
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Less a contained city, and more an ever-growing collection of discreet communities of single-family homes separated by wide boulevards and freeways.
The video led investigators to the ministry's deputy propaganda chief, a woman whose home contained a million and a half dollars in cash and the deeds to nine houses; her husband, who also worked for the ministry, was found to have a collection of gift cards — a discreet alternative to cash bribes.
Many of the Tiffany handbags, ranging in price from $250 to $3,000, have T-shaped clasps, and the rather remarkably patterned collection of scarves ($130 to $225) are often printed on fabric with discreet Tiffany T's woven into them.
The commercial area is instead a loose collection of strip malls, though many are understated and have discreet signage — like the plain capital letters on the Goodie Shoppe, a bakery that scoops gelato cones for $3.75.
Just as intriguing, though, if more discreet, is the ancillary installation at the rear of the gallery, a collection of patchwork teddies and wraithlike mannequins made out of cloth, their extrusions of tulle and silvery techno-fabrics lending them an otherworldly air.
The public displays for him are discreet and rare: a few plaques, a statue at the Royal Library gardens, a modest collection of furniture in the Copenhagen City Museum.
WE walked down the middle of a street in L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue as if we'd wandered in from the set of "The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie". My five friends and I had come to this village in the Luberon, a collection of small hilltop towns in sun-baked northern Provence, to roam through its famed antiques stores before dinner.
A collection of '30s era photographs — including shots of the 1937 flood that devastated downtown and prompted development in the eastern, now more affluent, sections of town — adorns the walls, and a discreet jazz trio performs in the corner.
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