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still life

noun as in inanimate object painting or photo

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In today’s atmosphere of radical white reassertion, drawing attention to such an honor would risk the disappearance of that now award-winning story, which still lives — and educates the public — on executive branch servers.

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Ronan, better known as a painter in New York’s contemporary art world, chronicles a collection of still lives who jostle themselves out of an emotional stupor.

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For all the movie’s crisp attention to bifurcated lives, “The History of Sound” more aptly resembles a painstakingly dry still life than a moving picture.

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Mr Rudge, who still lives in Wolverhampton, said the impact of his school days had left him angry and wary of authority.

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At some point she decided to study painting, and spent 60 years making portraits, self-portraits and still lifes.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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