Word: interiorized
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...character lines along the side are better integrated, but they also preserve the hockey stick shape that's traditionally been one of the Mustang's distinctive signatures. The interior of the car also has been fully reworked by Ford's design team. "Designing the interior of this car was like redoing your kitchen. You take everything out. You leave the plumbing in the same place and the electrical, but you put back super high-end material," Gelardi says. Jim Hall, managing director of 2953 Analytics in Birmingam, Mich., who has seen the new Mustang up close, thinks the design team...
...Wright]’s arguably our best interior post player, offensively, as a first-year player,” Amaker said. “We’ve seen him play like that in practice, and we have confidence in him. We trust each other, like Jeremy said – we have to trust each other...
...United States is already clumsily distributed across multiple federal agencies. We have a Department of Housing and Urban Development despite the fact that “housing” is not a concern unique to urban areas. Rural spaces are alternately administered by programs of the Department of the Interior, such as the Bureau of Land Management, and by those of the Department of Agriculture, such as the Forest Service. A whole mishmash of special agencies—not to mention state and local programs—fill the interstices...
...Fadel insists that a federal region of Basra will not contradict the notion of a strong, central government and that the district's wealth will be shared. "We don't want a defense ministry, or interior or finance ministries, a currency or diplomatic relations," he says. "We just want services for the area; water, sewage, health, education. The central government has failed to provide these." The prime minister cannot "create a state based on his ideas - the state is based on the constitution," al-Fadel adds. "The ideas of one man are no longer the foundation for creating a state...
...still a timeless and iconic showcase of the style and energy of the Beach," argues Howard Karawan, the Fontainebleau's chief operating officer. "The Fontainebleau made Miami Beach." That's not hyperbole. Even more than the art deco splendor of Ocean Drive, Lapidus' wavy edifice and quirky interior design - the Stairway to Nowhere, the Swiss Cheese Wall - define Miami the way the Plaza once epitomized New York and the Ritz embodies Paris. And it spotlights what still puts food on the table in Florida: tourism. In that sense, the Fontainebleau's resurrection may be less an unseemly display of ostentation...