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(The term moiré, by the way, comes from watered silk, as mentioned in Pepys 'Diary).
Don't look at the tie! Ray Girvan 2004
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(The term moiré, by the way, comes from watered silk, as mentioned in Pepys 'Diary).
Archive 2004-04-01 Ray Girvan 2004
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But the loss in length should be figured and taken account of on goods with a heavy rib, such as moiré, faille, etc. DISP.
Theory of Silk Weaving A Treatise on the Construction and Application of Weaves, and the Decomposition and Calculation of Broad and Narrow, Plain, Novelty and Jacquard Silk Fabrics Arnold Wolfensberger
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Judges found its colors generally pleasing but complained about loss of detail in some dark areas, as well as about artifacts such as moiré on a suit in
Macworld 2009
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He says that he was writing a "moir"; that is, a memoir "without too much 'me' in it."
PopMatters Rachel Balik 2009
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Midway through Ralph Lauren's runway show Thursday morning, a model wearing a luxurious black moir é cocoon coat trimmed with shearling, a black sable embroidered evening dress and a black velvet peep-toe sandal with a black lacquer heel stepped on stage and held a pose for a beat or two before walking down the runway.
A Burst of Lush, Opulent Glamour Ray A. Smith 2011
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She tracks the absence of birth and infancy in “great” literature until the sudden importance it assumes in the last few decades of the 20th century, the mum-moir etc.
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You can pick up Teresa's new mom-moir, Exploiting My Baby *Because It's Exploiting Me, at bookstores now!
The Parent Experiment: Teresa Strasser Returns To Talk 'Exploiting My Baby' The Parent Experiment 2011
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You can pick up Teresa's new mom-moir, Exploiting My Baby *Because It's Exploiting Me, at bookstores now!
The Parent Experiment: Teresa Strasser Returns To Talk 'Exploiting My Baby' The Parent Experiment 2011
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So while Mr. Calatrava's set was interconnected by cables that delicately vibrated as if strung on a musical instrument or shimmered, in Mark Stanley's lighting, like moir patterns on watered silk, Mr. Millepied's rushing ballet played out to little compelling effect.
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