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Discover Ludwig"hang against" is not a correct or commonly used phrase in written English.
It is unclear what the intended meaning of this phrase would be. "Hang" is typically used as a verb to describe suspending something from above, while "against" is typically used as a preposition to describe something in contact or opposing something else. Together, they do not form a meaningful phrase. It is possible that "hang against" could be a colloquial or regional expression, but it would not be considered standard or formal English. Example: The painting hung against the crisp white wall, adding a beautiful splash of color to the room.
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But on the outside, thin translucent shades -- something like venetian blinds -- hang against the building's surface.
In an adjacent room, four sculptures by Curtis hang against a wall, at once skeletons and costumes.
Inspired by broken windows from the city's factories, her images hang against the dark like panes of glass.
The sofa is covered with black, brown and white mud cloth from Mali, and pieces of vividly colored cloth from Nigeria hang against the walls.
I have seen them hang against an emerald sky at twilight, white crucifixes shot with the last of the light, then fold their wings and fall like darts into the water.
The Marc paintings hang against walls of duck-egg blue; Kandinsky's are set off by black silk moiré (an upmarket homage to the first Blue Rider exhibition where the walls were covered in black paper).The first rooms have intense, romantic, figurative and folkloric works by Kandinsky and Münter, his pupil and lover.
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Marionettes are hung against a wall.
Delicate blue blossoms hung against a hot November sky.
A frayed string of holiday lights hangs against a bamboo window shade.
A giant American flag hung against a blue curtain next to a currency exchange.
Inside, jackets selling for more than $1,000 apiece hung against brick walls covered in seditious scrawls and yellowing concert posters.
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