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Take a picture of the interstices of the network.
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The sky was filled with sculpted clouds, stars blazing in the interstices.† (source)
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Take what pleasure you can in the interstices of your work, but your work is first, learning is first, winning is everything because without it there is nothing.† (source)
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Soon he was teaching me how to lay down the red on white ground for gilding: always a little of the gold rubbed down at the point where the hand would naturally touch, then a little dark wash with lampblack rubbed in interstices and backing.† (source)
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He caught a glimpse of her through the interstices of raspberry canes before she emerged in front of her porch with one hand knotting her hair at her neck and the bucket dangling from the other.† (source)
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From the very first time he had undressed Amanda, fumbling his way in the darkness, tangled in the rags of her existentialist disguise, trembling with anticipation as he felt the protuberances and interstices that he had so often imagined without ever knowing them in all their splendid nakedness, he had assumed that she had sufficient experience to avoid making him a father at twenty-one and herself an unwed mother at twenty-five.† (source)
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The gray, padded car roof closed over my head like the roof of a prison van, and the white, shining, identical clapboard houses with their interstices of well-groomed green proceeded past, one bar after another in a large but escape-proof cage.† (source)
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So it is with good reason that most of us meet this dangerous interstice with a sense of foreboding.† (source)
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Through the interstices, so to speak, of this tapestry of noise I heard two people in the next room making whoopee—the old man's archaic term for fornication.† (source)
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There was a huge split rock on the shore near the head of the bay, and George shot through the narrow interstice, swerved so abruptly that sand and stones flew from under his feet, then circled sharply back around the rock just in time to catch Angeline broadside-on.† (source)
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Packed in the changing interstices were broken images, half-symbols, partial references...The ionized nuclei of thought.† (source)
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"Radhakrishna Radhakrishna Radhakrishna Radhakrishna Krishnaradha," went the chant, then suddenly changed, and in the interstice he heard, almost certainly, the syllables of salvation that had sounded during his trial at Chandrapore.† (source)
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Our brother Darl in a cage in Jackson where, his grimed hands lying light in the quiet interstices, looking out he foams.† (source)
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We all looked on with horrified amazement as we saw, when he stood back, the woman, with a corporeal body as real at that moment as our own, pass through the interstice where scarce a knife blade could have gone.† (source)
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I went and peered out through their interstices.† (source)
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The tall window was open, and though its green shutters were partly drawn the bright air of the garden had come in through a broad interstice and filled the room with warmth and perfume.† (source)
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