Word: lense
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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As any disabled person knows, it is often the small gesture that can make an inhospitable world seem welcoming. After a sunglasses vendor in Palatine, Illinois, advertised her sign-language skills, people with hearing impairments flocked to her stand to discuss frame shapes and lens tints. At the Chicago Botanic...
Strikingly, the mounting backlash against televised trials owes little to concerns about the First Amendment's guarantees of a free press vs. the Sixth Amendment's promise of a fair trial, an issue that has yet to be resolved by the Supreme Court. Instead, the legal community is assessing the...
No doubt Hopper saw something like this, yet not very like it. The space would not have been measured by his three exact and conscious patches of red: the armchair, the woman's dress, the lampshade. The figures would have been remote. In the picture they are large, and we...
From the lush opening shots of India and the ship to America, seemingly suspended in the velvet night. "A Little Princess" is practically shot through the diamond lens of a platinum camera, on gold-rinsed film. This movie positively drips wealth. Even the wooden planks of the bare attic where...
According to Feldman, Prentiss, the 1994 recipient of the Phi Betta Kappa Award for excellence in teaching, has also obtained a patent to place a lens on a optical filter.