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And when you layer that over with the kind of ubiquitous communications that we're starting to see, what you find is, in fact, even more access suffused into spaces.
Its atmosphere is largely molecular nitrogen, like you are breathing here in this room, except that its atmosphere is suffused with simple organic materials like methane and propane and ethane.
This is an unconsolidated ground that is suffused with liquid methane.
And so, the question is: If there's so much non-zero-sumness, why has the world not yet been suffused in love, peace, and understanding?
But directing would not have sufficed, if the entire film had not been suffused with the mysterious 'Lupino Essence'.
We see lots of appallingly stereotypical natives (even for the period) and the writing is suffused with the worst racist instincts.
They point to Muslim rhetoric suffused with hatred of the West, and deduce that Muslims cannot be good citizens of Western democracies.
It should come as no surprise that as the Davos consensus has ebbed, a wave of populist nativism – often suffused with racism, religious or ethnic intolerance, misogyny, and gender bias – has rushed in.
His mood is reportedly fouler than ever, and the holiday season has become suffused with an increased sense of danger emanating from the White House.
She blushed when Vronsky showed Golenishchev in, and the childlike flush that suffused her open and handsome face pleased him exceedingly.
You say it's hot' she asked, stopping at the door and looking inquiringly at Vronsky, while a bright flush again suffused her face.
His sense of pleasure at her nearness went on increasing until it reached a point where, when placing in her basket an enormous wood mushroom with a thin stem and up-curling top, he looked into her eyes and, noting the flush of joyful and frightened agitation that suffused her face, he himself became embarrassed and gave her a smile that said too much.
Levin's jealousy during those few minutes had gone far, especially after the blush that had suffused her face when speaking to Veslovsky.
This sweetness of sensation pierced through her old desires, and these, like grains of sand under a gust of wind, eddied to and fro in the subtle breath of the perfume which suffused her soul.
The blue of the heavens suffused her, the air was whirling in her hollow head; she had but to yield, to let herself be taken; and the humming of the lathe never ceased, like an angry voice calling her.
Next to her is Madame Derville.''Madame Derville,' exclaimed Julien, and a vivid blush suffused his brow.
She took some of the ribbons in her hand - laid them down again - and, bending over the goods, so that her hair, falling in rich curls, shaded her face, she observed, blushing with a color that suffused her neck,-"I thought the Southern horse had marched towards the Delaware."
Such had been the case with Sarah, and she dropped her eyes on the carpet with a smile, that, aided by the blush which suffused her cheek, in no degree detracted from her native charms.
She glanced her eyes at her nieces, and in the younger she read a secret exultation that somewhat displeased her; but the countenance of Sarah was suffused with a shame that the considerate aunt well understood.
'And if any further ground of objection be wanting,' continued Mr. Pickwick, 'you are too fat, sir.''Sir,' said Mr. Tupman, his face suffused with a crimson glow, 'this is an insult.''Sir,' replied Mr. Pickwick, in the same tone, 'it is not half the insult to you, that your appearance in my presence in a green velvet jacket, with a two-inch tail, would be to me.''Sir,' said Mr. Tupman, 'you're a fellow.''Sir,' said Mr. Pickwick, 'you're another!'
He looked up, however, and, when aware of her presence, a deep flush of shame suffused his handsome countenance.
She took it off accordingly; and, partly from the consciousness of beauty, partly from bashfulness, she blushed so intensely, that cheek, brow, neck, and bosom, were suffused with crimson.
How stupid it would be,' said Anna, and again a deep flush of pleasure suffused her face at hearing the thought that occupied her mind expressed in words.
'I have long wanted to say that to you,' she went on, looking resolutely into his eyes, her face all aglow and suffused with a burning blush, 'and today I came on purpose, knowing I should meet you here.
You suffer from him too.''But he does not even know,' she said, and suddenly a vivid flush suffused her face.
A flush of animation suffused Karenin's face as he rapidly wrote out a summary of these ideas.
The hall was not dark, nor yet was it lit, only by the high-hung bronze lamp; a warm glow suffused both it and the lower steps of the oak staircase.