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atricilla), have a striking "swoop-and-soar" aggressive flight display, and a ground display (called the "forward") wherein the neck is lowered, the head withdrawn and angled upward, and the wings held out from the body.
There are few acts of diplomacy more striking than a former American president swooping in to the world's most forbidding nation to rescue two women from years of imprisonment and hard labor.
Its more recondite forms are made possible by CATIA, a computer program for designing in three dimensions, which is a mainstay, too, of Serra's friend Frank Gehry, whose swooped and petalled architecture has striking affinities with the artist's sculpture.
Designer Karim Rashid keeps things tasteful throughout, and it's the detail that shines through – from the bold, bright bathrooms to the swooping, tiled pool and the striking yellow balconies on the modern façade.
Page A10 A RISE IN SNOWY OWLS From coast to coast across the northern United States, a striking number of snowy owls have been swooping onto shorelines and flying over fields this winter, delighting bird-watchers and stirring speculation about the cause of the spike.
And the forward-looking Liszt would surely have been impressed by Frank Gehry's striking Richard B. Fisher Center for the Performing Arts, the site of many of the weekend's events, with its dramatically swooping silver roof.
Gulls swoop through the sky.
Same deal: sprinkle, net, swoop.
