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• For some, it's an imaginary place.
• How are you on imaginary place names in classic ( ? ) American fiction?
• Eriksen stated that " Weltherrschaft " is an imaginary place created in his mind.
• "An imaginary place or condition in which everything is as bad as possible; opp.
• Most of his works were set in an imaginary place with all the characteristics of the lost empire.
• A squarish map that largely follows Haff and Martin appears in " The Dictionary of Imaginary Places ".
• The sport takes its name, according to Rowling, from its imaginary place of origin, " Queerditch"
• His chairs and cabinets were often decorated with scenes of colorful birds, flowers, or images of exotic imaginary places.
• The film explores the idea of imaginary places, as well as the history of gardens and gardens architecture or follies.
• Some of these destinations are real places like London or Paris, and some are imaginary places or places from the past.
• The Dieppe maps show a precise knowledge of coastlines, and also included representations of imaginary places, fantastic people and bizarre animals.
• The Far West they seek cannot be found, because it is an imaginary place, a piece of happiness buried in our hearts.
• A readily available summary of the relatively rare novel's plot is provided in " The Dictionary of Imaginary Places ".
• Maurice Blanchot's writings have legitimized the idea of literary space, an imaginary place for the creation of the work of literature.
• Allow what is actually there-- sounds, smells, tastes, textures, sights-- to carry you to an imaginary place.
• And while it dreams, it travels to other cities, the imaginary places that Italo Calvino memorably called " invisible cities ."
• "' La Chingada "'is a term commonly used in colloquial Mexican Spanish that refers to various imaginary places or personalities.
• Imagine that instead of doing economic history about English agriculture in the 13th century, you were to do an economic history about an imaginary place,
• In 2003 " Elsewhere ? " was presented as an installation at Portikus, Frankfurt where 1400 colored imaginary places names covered the spaced walls.
• Sure, Finley's on-court fantasies mirrored those of most kids in Chicago, with Michael Jordan taking his imaginary place in playground pickup games.