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"I like the feed-sack prints, " she says, referring to the tradition of making quilts out of cloth sacks.
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The Whitney Museum of American Art in New York featured an exhibit of quilts a few years ago.
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Rooms are basic but good value, with a retro 1970s character, satin quilts and pastel-coloured paint schemes, and they also have clawfoot baths.
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Finding no one about, I let myself into one of them, ate a dinner of instant noodles and brandy, then settled onto a cot under five quilts.
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Bethesda Art Centre runs art workshops and sells wonderful quilts that are made by the local community and decorated with colourful Karoo characters and stories.
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Silk touches the lives of rural Chinese in more material ways, too, in the form of the silk clothes, quilts, umbrellas, fans and flowers that punctuate everyday life.
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Similar colors are seen in her collection of antique quilts.
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So Iowa rushed 1, 500 quilts to help keep them warm.
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The mattress was buried under a pile of dusty quilts.
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Quilted figure, like quilts themselves, comes in many patterns.
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It also includes photos of his wife Carol's quilts.
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Almost 1, 000 people sat or lay on the ground outside a government sports building in Jiegu, some wrapping themselves with quilts they had taken from rubble, and others used their own tents, the Xinhua news agency reported.
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The clever bit was that the receiving nanoparticles, which carried the pharmaceutical payload, were doped with protein fragments that bind to fibrin and thus to the wound-stanching quilts that form when the heat from the gold nanorods does its work.
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