To spend a theater-going weekend or so in these charming purlieus is a warmly recommended experience. |
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They have made the big names look bland and left them languishing in the purlieus of the department store. |
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On the way, she casts what sounds like a remarkably forgiving eye over the city's wonkier-looking purlieus. |
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One of the more enjoyable moments of a Scottish Cup final is that hour or so before kick-off when you take a gentle stroll around the purlieus of Hampden Park. |
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But now here it is, minus its mordant political context, hugely enlarged in the sterile purlieus of the Turner prize 2016 show. |
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And if a professional sportsman has difficulty in rebuilding his or her life, post-misdemeanour, then consider the problems that apply in more elevated purlieus. |
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A bathing suit, a lampshade, six evening coats and a pair of chevron-striped shoes edged with gleaming silver leather – never have such creations appeared in the high-art purlieus of Tate Modern before. |
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