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Newer details were designed to complement original ones.
The inside and the outside were designed to complement each other.
Its facade and red slate roof were designed to complement St . Josephs main building, a 100-year-old Italian Renaissance-style structure that dominates the 47-acre campus.
The light fixtures, Ms. Rogers said, were designed to "complement the architecture of most historic neighborhoods and provide appropriate light levels for both pedestrians and motorists".
The experiments were designed to complement our recent study of the opd H coverage and pseudo-capacitance behavior evaluated by means of the potential-decay method.
Its chief proponent in this country was the architect Alexander Jackson Davis (1803-92), known by the 1830's for his Picturesque houses, whose variety and asymmetry were designed to complement pleasantly composed landscapes.
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It will be designed to complement BBC2.
The typeforms, which are designed to complement one another, are each inked with a different colour.
Tourism here is designed to complement the natural beauty of the surroundings.
Several extensions are designed to complement the proposed algorithms.
The interdisciplinary honors programs are designed to complement study in a department major.
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