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The band's new album, "Vacant Page," has pieces of psychedelic rock, dream pop, krautrock, and even some funk, but they synthesize the influences into something greater than the sum of the parts.
If Ruskin's vacant pages embody his dazed mind, then Albert Einstein's nearby swarming letters, numbers, and symbols capture the daunting energy and activity of his.
Soon afterwards, his boss came in with the Gardener's Chronicle open at the situations-vacant page and said, 'Who do we know who's got a literary bent?' And Titchmarsh said, 'Me.' At that stage, the only evidence for his literary bent was the English O level he'd recently taken at nightclass, but anyway he applied for the job as gardening-books editor for Hamlyns, and got it.
Dovlo (44) suggests calculating 'the costs of training and the loss of contribution to the GDP and taxes, the costs of illness/morbidity caused or aggravated by staff shortages, and costs arising from substituting less qualified staff or importing expatriates to fill the vacant posts' (page 5).
Whitman's "noiseless patient spider" comes to mind: "It launch'd forth filament, filament, filament out of itself" onto the blank page, a "vacant vast surrounding".
She becomes, on the page, a seemingly vacant woman cloaked in opaque remnants of self-importance.
[Page B1.] Yet there is little vacant space available and, despite the demand, little new construction.
Their family home, the Villa Isabel, a 15-room colonnaded house with 20-foot ceilings, once a cultural center and now vacant, is pictured on a previous page.
Page was in contention for the vacant manager's position this summer at Sheffield United, but the job eventually went to David Weir.
An altogether different painting appeared on newspaper front pages, previous restorations stripped away and vacant patches of lost pigment filled in by watercolor.
