It may have referred to the banked bicycle track that was there for a time, or it may have been used derisively, suggesting non-existent luxuriousness . " The Hump " referred to a hill in center field covering a partially submerged railroad tunnel in the street beyond right field that extended through into center field.
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Organized in five sections, most of which begin somewhere in the late 18th century and proceed to the present, the show lacks some of the hot-house luxuriousness that characterizes most Martin-Koda productions, in part because so many of the recent garments take the less-is-more approach, and usually in black.
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Ms . Hawkinson explained that the platform supports slope away from the windows to take advantage of an uninterrupted view of the south-facing windows, and to emphasize the luxuriousness of such a large area, particularly for two tall people . ( Gordon is 6-foot-5, Ms . de Vries 6-foot-1 .)
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"All his statecraft and eloquence and lofty purpose and cleverness was attended with great luxuriousness of life, with wanton drunkenness and lewdness, and with effeminacy in dress-he would trail long purple robes through the agora . . . He also had a golden shield made for himself and decorated not with ancestral insignia but with the likeness of Eros wielding a thunderbolt.
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"It's the quality of the silverware, the depth of the carpet, the tables that are not too small, the good lighting, the good sound, the luxuriousness of the fabric, the double-dressed tables that soak up sound, " said Michael Batterberry, the editor of Food Arts and the author, with his wife, Ariane, of " On the Town in New York, " a history of dining in the city.
