For dressy evening fabrics, think in terms of burned-out, devore velvets on chiffon, jet beading, Chinese silks, satin, iridescent taffeta and velvet, all-over sequined stretch fabrics, and sprinklings of glitter like star showers.
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In the first two seasons, there were sprinklings of deceit and treachery, but in the last three seasons duplicity began to pervade the thematic structure, culminating in Season Five when almost every episode included some kind of double-cross, trickery, or illusion.
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Among the planned festivities were a hunt " ( venatio ) ", athletic games, and either " sprinklings of scented water to refresh the crowd " or distributions of money " ( sesterces ) " : the inscription has been read both ways.
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Social patterns are starting to emerge : blank postings ( which mandel, by the way, despised ) to indicate a moment of respectful silence and " beams, " sometimes ASCII-enhanced with angle-bracket arrows and sprinklings of asterisk stars, as expressions of hope and goodwill.
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In they came : the dressed, the overdressed, with sprinklings everywhere of the fashion-free . ( Hardcore classical music audiences are not known for their elegance . ) Symphony subscribers form a kind of club, and given the cries of recognition and well-kissed cheeks, it was clear that old acquaintances were not forgot.
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It seems to be far too long in comparison with the rest of the article and should be trimmed and significantly rewritten, but I don't think it should be removed entirely, unless your position is that a negligible number of people call the murder racially-motivated, which if true makes the uncontested sprinklings of racial motivation / tension throughout the article incorrect as well . ?? 21 : 30, 3 January 2007 ( UTC)
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David Jeffries of AllMusic praised Cam for re-tooling his production and lyrical content to bring back the grit and humor he lost in " Killa Season ", concluding with, " Add it all up and " Crime Pays " is just what the fans want, without any sense the man is pandering . " Chris Ryan of " NOW " praised the album for containing less featured artists to focus on tight wordplay and sprinklings of topical tracks like " My Job " and " Silky ", concluding that, " Cam'ron has evolved on this no-frills release, and it is disarmingly effective ."
