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floating gold
noun
Ambergris
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In progress are the Les Arts Gstaad concert hall in Switzerland; the International Center of Art and Culture in Liège, Belgium; a curvilinear reconstruction of the Jean-Bouin stadium in Paris; and a bilevel pavilion with a floating gold roof to house the Islamic Arts galleries at the Louvre, a collaboration with the architect Mario Bellini.
What results is a total environment of conspicuous but elusive richness, an effect distilled in miniature in two painted pages from a "Tale of Genji" album, in which objects, architectural structures, floating gold clouds and even figures participate in an oddly airless, destabilized vision of a domestic world.
For instance, Yearwood most recently told Gothamist that Zardulu invited him to a highly ritualized rat funeral that involved a floating gold platform, then to a bonfire in New Jersey where multiple people dressed as Zardulu danced around him.
These spells can only be used in the levels in which they are obtained and consume magic upon usage; players can obtain additional magic by collecting small, floating, gold bubbles that appear randomly.
So, if you're of a romantic nature, but for some reason unable to say "amber" or "gris", you can opt for "floating gold".
Mythologised for thousands of years, ambergris has been referred to as "floating gold" by scientists and those who search for a windfall amid the surf.
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Cleveland made a deal with Wall St. fat cats to float gold bonds to maintain the gold standard, which lined their pockets while convincing the rest of the country that fat cats like August Belmont were buying the country out from underneath them.
And above it all floats the gold deathmask of King Tut himself, endlessly touring the world's museums.
In this case, a new gold parity is typically found somewhere near the present market value of the floating currency vs. gold.
A combination of piety and money brought floating domes and gold leaf to dazzle converts.
Ice floes change from the pure white of daytime to glistening gold, floating on a black, still ocean.
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