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Hostel One66 in Singapore, situated a bus ride from the city center in a wooded suburb, is largely decorated with recycled materials.

And because the home was largely decorated by Harper, it includes such inventive touches as a bathroom ceiling where Harper hung her collection of wine glasses, rather than a traditional light fixture.

Laura's flat is situated above her shop and it's largely decorated with items she also stocks downstairs: Dian Hanson's The Big Book of Pussy leans on a shelf directly above vagina-shaped pillows.

The succeeding rooms were decorated largely by assistants.

Alexander I commissioned wares painted with battle scenes; porcelain decorated largely with military motifs continued to be made under Nicholas I, much of it sumptuously executed.

Set largely in the cheerily decorated basement of a suburban Texas Lutheran church (the set, by Rebecca Lord-Surratt, is a charmer), the play opens with the bright but nervous Margery (Geneva Carr) trying to marshal a small cadre of reluctant puppeteers into preparing a pageant for a church social event.

The action is largely confined to a few minimally decorated interior sets, aspiring neither to documentary realism nor the theatrical stylization of a film like "The Ceremony" (1971).

One reclining figure is covered in white and ochre daisies, another with a galaxy of stars, but most of the largely headless torsos documented here are decorated with spontaneous abstractions.

By the end of the 18th century, painted decoration largely supplanted carving on mirrors, the frames being decorated with floral patterns or classical ornaments.

Mr. Ahmadinejad's speech, delivered from a platform decorated with flowers, was heard by a largely sympathetic crowd that had been bused in from around the country to celebrate the most important political celebration of the year.

Cells decorated with high numbers of filaments were largely unlabeled, while neighboring cells, lacking filaments, were labeled efficiently, as were noninfected cells (Supporting Figure 9).