They work by pouring a mixture of clay and water, called slip, into them and letting the clay set into the shape.
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His policy revolves around this government's innovation of neighbourhood plans - groups of residents, villages, parish councils, interest groups set up to shape planning decisions in a given area but whatever mix, all designated by a local authority.
Since immigration policy can profoundly shape a country, it should be set by deliberate actions, not by accident or acquiescence , with careful consideration to ensure that it does not adversely affect the quality of life of American citizens and their communities.
There are no market forces that shape the sector and no agreed-upon set of standards or measurements that unify it.
He also said the building's look would be similar to the prior design, given that the planning department laid out a set of requirements for size and shape, he said.
Their perspectives helped shape the "Seven Pearls" suggestions: Set limits on how much you'll spend on clothes for a date, how to recognize a relationship "con artist" who doesn't pay his fair share and knowing that even the best-laid plans will be turned on their head by something unforeseen.
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The exhibit by the Los Angeles artist is still taking shape but will include a big bronze sunburst sculpture set outside.
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Did you get hired to execute a part of a very set plan, or were you invited to shape the vision together?
Hollywood used to have a set of numbers -- waist circumference, face shape, beard length -- that Santas were supposed to adhere to, Kliner said.
The coalition's first defence review came under heavy criticism - this session looks to the next big set of policy questions about the future size and shape of the UK's armed forces.
In each, it is the performance of a dedicated precise set of acts, physical or intellectual, from which comes shape of achievement, a sense of one's being, a satisfaction of spirit.
Mr Bush has often used set pieces like the state-of-the-union to shape debate.
In both the solo and duet disciplines, competitors must perform both a technical program, which must include certain set elements, and a free programme, which can take any shape.
Finding customers that can see past the constraints of today and imagine the possibilities was invaluable because they help us shape the product, and they also empower our team to keep our aspirations set high.
The Washington Post finds no truth to the allegations, led by Senator Carl Levin (D-Mich.), that Pentagon leaders set up their own unauthorized bureaucracy to collect their own intelligence and shape the rationale for the war effort.
But to answer your first question, I would say, yes, it is possible to love yourself on a day-to-day basis, no matter what your size, no matter what your height, no matter what your body shape is, and I really do think that's a mind-set that we need to focus on, you know, attaining.
Working from an image or an idea in her head, the artist starts to build up from that shape, stacking cedar four-by-fours into an intricate structure like a fantastical set of Lincoln Logs.
But like the rest of England's batsmen he feels in significantly better shape than before the last Ashes series down under, when a calamitous first day in Brisbane set the precedent for the 5-0 thrashing that was to follow.
The MTV set at the Odyssey is still very much a work in progress, but it is starting to take shape, with two chic silver stages and glamorous seating areas.
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