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It was one of those rare afternoons when all the thickness and shadow of London are changed to a kind of shining, pulsing, special atmosphere; when the smoky vapors become fluttering golden clouds, nacreous veils of pink and amber; when all that bleakness of gray stone and dullness of dirty brick trembles in aureate light, and all the roofs and spires, and one great dome, are floated in golden haze.

With plenty of floral furnishing, flora, and foliage in aureate lighting, it's like sitting in a greenhouse (without the heat).

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Role of the autoimmune regulator (AIRE) gene in alopecia aureate: strong association of a potentially functional AIRE polymorphism with alopecia universalis.

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Trained as a developmental psychologist at the Baha'i Institute for Higher Education, an underground university established to educate young Baha'is who are officially barred from Iranian universities, Kamalabadi is also a mother of three, and was initially arrested in 2008 on a range of charges that her lawyer, Nobel aureate Shirin Ebadi, said were "baseless." The charges included espionage, colluding with foreign governments, and "spreading corruption on earth." All seven of members of the Yaran were held for months without being informed of their charges, seeing their lawyers, or appearing before a judge.

In late medieval writing, "plain" style is praised and at least paid lip service to by a wide range of writers; it is not aligned with "beautiful" writing or eloquence--a connection that we find in later periods--but with truth, accessibility, and "Englishness." (9) The aesthetic that the "plain" seems most obviously antithetical to is the "aureate"--that category so frequently discussed in relation to fifteenth-century poetry.

And those who husbanded the Golden Grain, And those who flung it to the Winds like Rain, Alike to no such aureate Earth are turn'd As, buried once, Men want dug up again, (st.

Titled Wild Flower: A Fashion Retrospective, it's a showcase not just of this wild-child Barbie's aureate, over-the-top style, but also of the Filipino talent, of which 22 prominent and emerging names in the industry, from Luzon to Mindanao, are represented.

OF MONTREAL: Experimental pop collective promote the release of their new album Aureate Gloom.

Sweetness fills the air as once again, flowers of every imaginable hue bloom, birds compose a symphony, and days--bathed in glorious, aureate light-arrive, and linger, at last.