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Ceilings can be
decorated to taste, and
there are many
examples of
frescoes and
artwork on
ceilings,
especially within religious buildings. A
ceiling...
- the book."
Christgau later ranked No
Ceilings as the 18th best
album of the year. A
sequel mixtape, No
Ceilings 2, was
confirmed on the 6-year anniversary...
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pressed metal ceilings or
Wunderlich ceilings (after the main
Australian manufacturer Wunderlich). They were also used in
South Africa. Tin
ceilings were introduced...
- England,
built in 1596, had
dropped ceilings to aid acoustics. U. S.
Patent No. 1,470,728 for
modern dropped ceilings was
applied for by E. E. Hall on May...
- The term "bamboo
ceiling" is a
concept that
describes the
barriers faced by many
Asian Americans in the
professional arena, such as
stereotypes and racism...
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hundreds of
thousands of videos. "
Ceilings"
peaked at
number 54 on the
Billboard Hot 100.
Outside of the
United States, "
Ceilings"
peaked within the top ten...
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rests in a
ceiling-mounted
metal bracket, or self-supporting canopy, and
allows the fan to move
freely (which is very
useful on
vaulted ceilings). J-hook...
- a
ceiling is the
maximum density altitude an
aircraft can
reach under a set of conditions, as
determined by its
flight envelope.
Service ceiling is the...
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ceilings,
perhaps the most
famous in the
world is the
Sistine Chapel ceiling by Michelangelo.
Wikimedia Commons has
media related to
Painted ceilings...
- The Red
Ceiling is a
photograph by
William Eggleston. Its
formal title is Greenwood, Mississippi.
Eggleston took the
photo at the home of his
friend Dr...
