The heritage situation is becoming increasingly dramatic as an entire swath of 70-plus designers is on the cusp of departure, and executives have to fill a gap.
If the postwar age of anxiety was supposed to have ended 30 or 40 years ago, a swath of media articles now suggest a dramatic comeback.
WASHINGTON ― The White House intends to temporarily shut down travel from a wide swath of countries to the United States and implement dramatic restrictions on immigration and refugee admission, according to a draft version of a White House executive order obtained Wednesday by The Huffington Post.
Her pictures are a mix of beautifully muted washes, of wide swaths of space and delicate details, of understatement and dramatic lighting, all painted with an odd, ungainly grace.
His words and more importantly, his actions (dramatic under-spending in key states ahead of the election, alienating large swaths of the voting population, his wife's bonkers plagiarism) are so out-of-this-world that it's still hard to believe any of this is real.
Embarking this far north, along a wild stretch of the river, gives you the chance to see a wonder few outsiders have ever witnessed: the Irrawaddy's Second Defile, a dramatic passage between soaring limestone cliffs, past hillside monasteries, and along vast swaths of undisturbed forests.
It would also lead to a huge swath of land adjacent to Manhattan becoming uninhabitable and probably to a dramatic increase in childhood cancers in surrounding communities.
She's generally claimed by the poetry world, but her books often contain swaths of lyric, critical or essayistic prose, as well as translation, dramatic dialogue and visual art.
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