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It's not while you're traipsing through the winding, white-walled streets the historical center of a forgotten Italian town to find the gallery.
Lauren Quinn: A Hunger for More: Fame Festival Opening Lauren Quinn 2010
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Two dozen foreign journalists gathered outside in the hope of their own tour of the three-storey, white-walled property decorated with marble cladding, intricate Islamic carvings and green tiled turrets, watched by six security cameras.
Lockerbie bomber: al-Megrahi saga about to end after 23 years 2011
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The Musharifa district, where the two friends grew up, is a typical upper-middle-class Jeddah neighborhood dotted with white-walled villas and anchored by the small mosque in which they offered their daily prayers.
The Longest War Peter L. Bergen 2011
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It's not while you're traipsing through the winding, white-walled streets the historical center of a forgotten Italian town to find the gallery.
Lauren Quinn: A Hunger for More: Fame Festival Opening Lauren Quinn 2010
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The Musharifa district, where the two friends grew up, is a typical upper-middle-class Jeddah neighborhood dotted with white-walled villas and anchored by the small mosque in which they offered their daily prayers.
The Longest War Peter L. Bergen 2011
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Key's installation recreates the way the space, a roofed-over alleyway, might have looked before it became a white-walled gallery.
Gopnik's Daily Pic: Great 'painting' at Transformer Blake Gopnik 2010
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The white-walled office has a white table, a white-mesh chair, a white filing cabinet, a white lamp and a white Mac, with few cords visible.
Obsessive-Compulsive Design Juliet Chung 2011
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The white-walled office has a white table, a white-mesh chair, a white filing cabinet, a white lamp and a white Mac, with few cords visible.
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Andy Pilara, 69, a skillful investment-fund manager who got hooked on serious art photography in 2003 when he bought his first Diane Arbus print, has deeded his collection of more than 2,000 prize photographs—from Eadweard Muybridge 1830-1904 to three photographers born in 1978—to a foundation housed in a maze of white-walled, concrete-floored galleries in the remodeled Pier 24.
Free to Focus on the Pictures Inside David Littlejohn 2011
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It's not while you're traipsing through the winding, white-walled streets the historical center of a forgotten Italian town to find the gallery.
Lauren Quinn: A Hunger for More: Fame Festival Opening Lauren Quinn 2010
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