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curio

noun as in knickknack

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The retro versions may read like curios now, but tucked inside is a very modern impulse: making something generous out of what you have.

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The new directive prohibits them from 15 sectors including mobile money transfers, tour guiding, small-scale mining, on-farm crop buying, beauty salons, curio shops and establishing radio and TV operations.

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This curio of a film could have gone deeper into what it means to be a gangster, but its core themes resonate all the same.

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Maybe there’s something in the frigid water, as both he and the town’s other beloved cult curio, Guy Maddin, make eccentric odes to their humble homeland.

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Yet he wasn’t tyrannical about the afterlife of these dramatic curios.

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