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Moreover, as the recovery began to take shape, there were some fundamental changes to the economic landscape; in essence, there was a global consumer (the U.S). and there were consumers emerging around the globe (from Latin America, the Pacific Rim and Europe).
It's new territory for Phillips, who in previous novels such as "The Ice Harvest" and "The Adjustment" has staked out a bluntly brutal landscape: the essence of noir.
At 39, Mr. Ingels has his formal tics already, but also a knack for turning architecture into landscape, which, in essence, is the task here.
Later, when he arrived in New York to practice as a landscape architect, the essence of Whoville burst out of his work.
Be it chilies or lamb, "these place-based foods that have deep roots in our cultures and that are attached to particular landscapes are the essence of how people locate themselves in relation to the earth," Mr. Nabhan said.
His heavy trudge on a game leg suggests weariness of historical dimensions; the harmonious mysteries of the urban landscape are themselves the essence of his art.
The American artist Spencer Finch is an eco-conceptualist, distilling the essence of landscape (light, water, air) into eye-catching ruminations on memory and the passage of time.
You look out across the suburban landscape that is the essence of modern America, and you see the culture of Slurp & Gulps, McDonald's, Disney, breast enlargements and "The Bachelor".
Liberty City is New York, in essence: a landscape of pastiche architecture and punning names.
