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bracing,
n a resistance to the horizontal components of masticatory force.
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I think it's still an influence on my work" His choreography is bracingly contemporary yet more relaxed and expansive, less hard-hitting and confrontational than much contemporary work.
A million gigs: Benjamin Millepied's busy schedule by Reiter, Susan / Dance Magazine
ACTIONS: WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH THE CITY Canadian Centre for Architecture, Montreal Periodically, one comes across an exhibition it seems heretical to interrogate too closely--a show whose intentions are so clearly, so bracingly noble that one is eager to fall into line with it.
Actions: What You Can Do With the City by Dube, Peter / C: International Contemporary Art
com), modern Phoenix's answer to a Beat Generation java cafe, complete with organic espresso of the bracingly potent variety, edgy art exhibits, and the best people-watching in town.
Southwest Sojourn: the fast-growing desert metropolis of Phoenix ... by Collins, Andrew / The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine)
 
 
 
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