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It was designed to create a sense of isolation.

"Every element is designed to create a sense of vastness".

Military officials say those attacks are designed to create a sense of chaos and instability in the Iraqi capital.

More and more elaborate rituals were designed to create a sense of exclusiveness for the initiates and to keep the unworthy, ignorant of them, at a distance.

That sword is representative of the new Star Wars aesthetic: slight tweaks to old designs to create a sense of both the familiar and the foreign.

It was designed to create an offbeat sense of time and structure.

"It is designed, apparently, to create a sense of fear in the British population that we have a vast problem of illegal immigration," he said.

He also designed the multiplayer to create a sense of chaotic excitement, such that players could interact without focusing on the difficulty or competing against each other.

I want to create a sense of bespoke service". "No one was using packaging in floral design back then.

"I wanted to create a sense of charm and seclusion, to maintain the traditional Tuscan aesthetic in the design," said Carlo Paracciani, the local developer behind the project.

The scattered explosions, he said, seemed designed "to create some sense of fear or instability in the country," rather than to cause casualties.