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Overall, the attention to detail was conspicuous, from the feather-filled duvets and gossamer cotton sheets to heavy oak hangers in the spacious walk-in closet.
FORBES: The Impressive Bulgari Hotel Milan
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The goo emerges from holes in the crustacean's legs and is spun into gossamer filaments by being stuck to a surface and then pulled out as threads.
ECONOMIST: A species of crustacean makes silk underwater
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On every Fourth of July he and the grown-ups would release these gossamer spirits, blue, white and red.
ECONOMIST: Ray Bradbury
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This would prove to be a pivotal period for human-powered aircraft, and the Gossamer designs would be the new reference point for future projects.
ENGADGET: The Highs and Lows of Human-Powered Flight Alt
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With only one look so far at both "The Uncommitted" and "Gossamer Gallants, " I found the former, in which most of the 11 dancers involved get some form of a solo turn, more gray than gripping in its gloomy moods.
WSJ: Paul Taylor | A Season of Scribbles, Pantomime and Bugs | Dance Review by Robert Greskovic
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Rothoron, the gossamer bridge suspended between sleep and wakefulness.
NPR: 'Ancestor Stones:' Life and War in Sierra Leone
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His barrister, John Kelsey-Fry QC, had previously attempted to get the Huhne case thrown out of court, describing the prosecution's evidence as "insufficient", "circumstantial" and "at best gossamer thin".
BBC: Chris Huhne admits perverting the course of justice
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From Assets to Albatrosses Today's entrepreneurial superstars have learned to take the gossamer wings of thought, brand power and speed -- i.e.
FORBES: Digital rules
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While talks of a Transformer 2 are still just gossamer promise, you can always snag that Eee Pad Slider while you sit and wait.
ENGADGET: ASUS' next gen Eee Pad Transformer to pack NVIDIA's quad-core Kal-El, launch this October?
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But, as his footfalls shook dust streams from the ceiling, the lamination would dwindle to gossamer cross-hatching, to a golden web, to a few glowing strands, to winking glints, and then, finally, to only the possibility of light.
NEWYORKER: Ziggurat