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Participatory art involves the audience.
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She enjoys long solitary walks.
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Self-proclaimed artists call themselves artists.
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I cannot disclose what we have discussed.
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Guerrilla exhibitions are organized here.
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Race riots broke out in my district.
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Let’s watch tonight’s football live coverage.
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He was accused of appropriating the money.
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Despite being a big star, she’s very approachable.
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Pervasive art is in all parts of a place.
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Ephemeral pleasures last for only a short period of time.
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The children were captivated by her stories.
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Let me elaborate on the ephemerality of life.
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He is known for his anti-abortion stance.
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They evaluated the efficacy of treatment.
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I doubt the dubious legitimacy of his claim.
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Poignant art has an effect on our feelings.
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John, as elusive as ever, was nowhere to be found.
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She was adamant that she would not come.
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He tried to gauge his wife’s mood.
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He gave me very explicit directions on how to get there.
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He drew lines of demarcation between work and leisure.
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przylgnąć, przyczepić się commencer à apprendre
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The wet shirt clung to his chest.
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They are devoted to their children.
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They found a way of circumventing the law.
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We prevent cancer cell proliferation.
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nadejście, pojawienie się commencer à apprendre
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The advent of the Internet changed us.
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Our expertise will help you run your business.
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She pasted the pictures into her scrapbook.
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Inflation is an impediment to recovery.
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Nothing could console him when his wife died.
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These days the media are omnipresent.
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Their actions incited racial hatred.
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His actions blur the lines between right and wrong.
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The company unveiled its plan to expand.
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She urged him to stay indoors.
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Urban dwellers are the people who inhabit cities.
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Violence is inherent in our society.
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He can really HONE our understanding of the absurd.
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He brought to life VIVIT surrealist paintings.
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He brought surrealism into the MAINSTREAM.
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If we mention Dali’s name today, most people think of “MELTING Clocks”.
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There’s something that still HAUNTS us about this picture.
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It has the UNSETTLING quality of a dream that we don’t forget.
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First I’m HEADING for New York Museum of Modern Art.
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His childhood memories SATURATE almost all paintings he made.
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Shyness was transformed into UNBRIDLED self-belief.
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Surrealists explored the FORBIDDEN landscapes of the unconscious minds.
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Kids gaze at the clouds and let their imagination RUN WILD.
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I thought this guy was a little bit NUTS.
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Here everything COATESCES – comes together.
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He supposedly carried stones in case things GOT OUT OF HAND.
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Can you PINPOINT what you find particularly funny about Dali?
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Many artists understand the power of PUBLICITY.
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Fame was as INTOXICATING to Dali as a spring morning.
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He was swept up in the FRENZY of self-promotion.
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The art of J. Koons is WITTY.
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The art of J. Koons is witty and IRREVERENT.
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Recently his work has included INFLATABLE toys.
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Dali was the EXPANSION OF HORIZON.
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It’s quite BRUSH and grotesque.
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He made a GROUNDBREAKING film.
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As soon as he arrived to Hollywood, he was in the LINELIGHT.
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The studio loved the idea of Dali’s INVOLVEMENT.
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Hitchcock was after Dali’s VIVITNESS of dreams.
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Things are so much more BEQUILING the less you understand them.
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Crowds arrived to get a GLIMPSE of the artist.
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Dali UNZIPPED his fly and pissed on one of Warhol’s Marylins.
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We created a huge COMMOTION with the fried egg toy.
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He IDENTIFIES WITH his paintings.
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He could draw FROM THE DAY he was born.
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He was BORN WITH this gift.
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His anxieties were REFLECTED IN his work.
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There is A DARKER SIDE OF Dali.
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He was often ARMED WITH a sketchbook.
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I’m trying to MATCH this art TO the landscape.
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This rock CORRESPONDS TO this part of painting.
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You INTERACT WITH this object.
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This is ALL THANKS TO Dali.
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Dali was born with a very MYSTERIOUS sense of humour.
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His most famous painting is REPRODUCED and parodied everywhere.
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His most famous painting is reproduced and PARODIED everywhere.
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It is as if Dali has taken our intangible ANXIETY about time passing and mortality and crystallized them in paint.
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It is as if Dali has taken our intangible anxiety about time passing and MORTALITY and crystallized them in paint.
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The death of his mother was a terrible LOSS.
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His father was a VIOLENT figure.
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Dali developed the technique called the paranoial CRITICAL method.
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His house was full of sexually SUGGESTIVE shapes.
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The work makes a REFERANCE to Dali.
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