The drawing is just one of several high points in an exhibition that whets the appetite for the larger survey near at hand.
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For stove-top neophytes, that often means there's no one near at hand who can say, with authority, why the rice needs to be browned.
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When the president of Mexico met with President Clinton last year in Austin, the dapper and sophisticated Jacobo Zabludovsky was always near at hand.
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"No, " the official replied on condition of anonymity when asked whether the one-day extension was a signal that an agreement was near at hand.
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At various points after the 16th century hopes have been entertained by many English Catholics that the " reconversion of England " was near at hand.
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At first Lutzenberger and Agapan, the environmental group he founded in 1971, concerned themselves primarily with issues near at hand, like the pollution of local rivers.
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Have the water near at hand to add as soon as the butter and sugar turn golden, which means the syrup is caramelized and very hot.
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The history " 18 " is steeped in is more near at hand, if no less expansive in its way : the pop music of the early'80s.
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The total depth of the depression is therefore 312 feet, and its bottom is 232 feet lower than the general surface of the desert near at hand.
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I can never see crows near at hand without feeling a little twinge of sorrow _ regret about something remembered, something that happened more than 30 years ago.
