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Along one of the main roads, a sparkling mega-mall gleams in the sunlight.
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High on a hill overlooking albuquerque the light- brown dust swirls, and a steel skeleton gleams under the sun.
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Like that masonic-looking Eye on the back of the dollar, it gleams and hovers above the stack of bricks below.
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The omnipresent knotty wood paneling gleams with a golden patina, and the lobby is lit with twig-shaped sconces and three enormous antler chandeliers.
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This one gleams with fresh white paint and gold leaf.
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The parliamentary car park, full of rickety bangers when Hamas first took office, now gleams with flash new models hauled through the tunnels under the Egyptian border.
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Another monumental work, and among my favorites, is Swiss artist Alex Hanimann's "Vanessa" (2012), a 5-meter-high chrome statue of a tomboyish teenage girl that gleams in the sun and reflects the surrounding buildings.
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Still, there are a few gleams of light.
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There are, however, a few gleams of light.
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Wanting only to be kind, she began hunting for the ring in all seriousness, peering at the riverbed, fishing for gleams in the water, her hands aching from the cold as if the flesh were being dragged off her bones.
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Even at this conference, despite a few gleams of light (such as the Serb lawyer who insisted that Balkan war criminals must face justice), the tribunal was compared to the Spanish Inquisition, a medieval court and a communist show trial.
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The series gleams with HBO handsomeness.
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The carriage was piled with luggage and tied bundles, and as she stood some silver fell to the ground, knives and forks and a silver candelabra, catching in the clatter the few gleams of light from the torch that Roscoe held.
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