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It's a little like a tech-only Google News, only a whole lot faster, with a more eclectic list of sources.

The inscription probably refers to his parentage, but it also suggests the eclectic nature of his development.

His habitual touch was that of the eclectic.

It grew rapidly from its origins as a site focused on members' musical interests into a more eclectic network.

We've taken the good things from the first album "Born" , which is sort of like this eclectic mix of music and everything.

By now Obama had abandoned the agnosticism of his father and the eclectic, pick-and-mix anthropologist's view of religion of his mother.

Ma has been referred to as " omnivorous " by critics, and possesses a more eclectic repertoire than is typical for classical musicians.

The sun is out, the weather is perfect, and an eclectic collection of people from across the country has gathered to protest mind control.

One of my (several) frustrations in life is the eclectic way the word "science" is used in human discourse.

Eclectic, casual creativity, Feng complicated three-point plan can be used to express, the tiger's back in the flying geese can.

In addition to the color on the eclectic, diverse material on the United States for a woman addicted to provide more choices.

Since the early 1980s many architects have deliberately sought to move away from rectilinear designs, towards more eclectic styles.

Our guests ran with the assignment, offering a range of books eclectic enough to defy categorization by the Dewey Decimal System.

Some like an old eclectic loft downtown, or a local coffee shop to minimize the commute.

Christopher Pearse Cranch, considered by some to be the most eclectic in his interests, was interested in art, music, and theatre.

The company offers an eclectic mix of bargain products and amusements, including a yet-unfinished roller-coaster in downtown Tokyo.

Eclectic Energies (see Resources) has an online test to see if your chakras are open, under-active or over-active.

Twilight Network: The eclectic network of coded and underground communications Sin-Eaters use to keep in touch with one another.

"I am very eclectic in my reading, but it has to be really well written, " he said. "That's a huge barrier. "

Stroll around the brightly lit fountains and red brick courtyard, which boast an eclectic mix of new bars and restaurants.

Kitchens now are often staffed by an eclectic mix of nationalities.

There might be room for broad and eclectic teaching of undergraduates, but certainly not for scholarly output.

Singer considers the hotel to be an eclectic, multi-generational village.

Up close, you can see that it's a steel sculpture of an eclectic bunch of subjects.

Individuals who wish to pursue a career in agricultural research or teaching will focus on this eclectic program.

The eclectic CV and ambition to remain a "working actor" may stem from his unorthodox background.

His patrician version of social Gaullism, with an emphasis on fiscal prudence, seems less threatening than Mr Sarkozy's eclectic politics.

Over the last five years, an eclectic bunch of electronics tinkerers, designers, and geeks have coalesced around a new self-identification.

Eclectic is an adjective that means selecting what appears to be best in very *, message or styles.

The introduction of European and Asian communities has resulted in an eclectic and energetic blend of theatre, music, art and literature.

With your eclectic mix of colors and accessories, you need plenty of space for social interaction.

Conclusion Eclectic Psychotherapy is an efficient way for treating agoraphobia , is worth promoting the application.

Through eclectic model effectiveness function is obtained change eclectically authority, expanded thereby change authority method.

whereas those of the industrial eclectic energy saving products, focus more on energy consumption of products in complete life cycle.

He was known for his soulful voice and the eclectic mix of musical styles on his albums, combining soul, jazz, rock, pop and blues.

Some "adopted" tribalists are very eclectic, gathering fragments of the cultures that interest them most.

It offers an eclectic and electric ambiance thanks to its friendly, warm and casual common areas.

That eclectic mix is inseparable from his ability to find wisdom in unusual analogies.

"America: The Story of Us" may also get some criticism for its eclectic approach to its subject.

One can't deny Lee Hom's devotion and talent although it may be difficult to appreciate his highly eclectic and unconventional music.

Delaroche: French portrait and mural painter whose eclectic works combined elements of the classical and romantic schools.

Along the way he cites an eclectic library of consolation: Homer, the "Mahabharata, " Native American rituals, medieval sagas.

But they view those who place this fact at the center of their explanations of underdevelopment as being eclectic and arbitrary.

The different lives she leads is reflected in her eclectic taste in fashion.

The eclectic and progressive lifestyles of its residents have prompted them to adopt the slogan "Keep Austin Weird. "

Eclectic copying of foreign styles has always played a strong role.

In fact, a top wine cellar and eclectic mix of art can no longer hold a candle to an international collection of prestigious homes.

Gorbachev has pursued some more eclectic interests as well.

The new cars were made by an eclectic group of carmakers.

Unlike some of the build-labs on campus, the OSS Lab contains an eclectic variety of hardware.

Adams eclectic, pop-oriented music. . . is a radical departure from the expansive minimalism that marked his earlier stage works.

I definitely go for an eclectic style in my flat; I prefer things to loosely hang together rather than match perfectly.

POSTCARDS from the LINE of DEMARCATION is an eclectic blend of poems for today's adult reader.

Or you can go for an eclectic look with a shiny metal or painted cart.

Shanxi, the eclectic and rich cultural history of a deep understanding.

I've been following an eclectic mix of people and publications, including colleagues, friends, magazines, and even a few celebrities.

The DPJ is eclectic, comprised of former LDP politicians, ex-bureaucrats, socialists, right-wingers and reformers.

The Light Heart is close to Commercial Drive which is worth a visit for its eclectic choice of restaurants and cafes.

The programming is eclectic mixing together classical chamber repertoires with rare and unknown pieces.

To maximise serendipity, Mr Vardi cleverly mixes specialised conferences with the more eclectic kind.

Younger buyers are entering the market and behaving in a much more eclectic way.

It draws from a variety of sources without the all too common pit fall of "being eclectic for eclectic's sake" .

It's a very eclectic mix of personnel, revolving around a very reluctant monster superstar.

It is worth repeating: The selected students were a seriously eclectic bunch.

Chinese temperate, broad-minded, eclectic culture of the exotic.

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Besides, Confucianism is just one ingredient in the eclectic mix characteristic of today's China.

As we can see, coming from a multi cultural melting pot, the word "eclectic" best describes South African cuisine.

Be sure to recruit an eclectic mix of junior employees to the team, and there's no need to fear opinionated newcomers.

Uranus also encourages us to think outside the box and brings a certain eclectic brilliance into our lives.

The new downtown restaurant offers an eclectic mix of appetizers on trees and reasonable prices.

I have very eclectic tastes, but it's important for me that a movie be sensitive, clever and subtle.

The list of previous winners reflects the eclectic musical tastes of countries.

The Misc incubator package contains an eclectic collection of one-task components.

View of the international network, the site layout changes, elegant, eclectic.

eclectic: selecting or choosing from various sources.

His passion for art and toys sparked an interest in collecting eclectic and vinyl pieces.

That American brands are born and nurtured in the world's largest and most eclectic economy confers a huge advantage.

It is an eclectic mix of Japanese tea drinking and English country garden.

This has taken the Open Source movement from academia and the eclectic few to the mainstream.

Some insist on the direct correlation with the eclectic art movements of the time, Expressionism, Fauvism, and so on.

It's all eclectic, but it all works together.

A brilliant example of home-grown innovation involving eclectic use of available materials at virtually no cost.

But they are the tip of an eclectic iceberg in the country.

His colour intensive works are an eclectic mix of fantasy and realism.

At 20 weeks old, chickens start to lay eggs and those hear a more eclectic mix of songs.

Detail of living room with eclectic furnishings.

They use the stations as venues and play an eclectic mix of samba, rock and opera.

Object To explore the effect of Eclectic Psychotherapy in agoraphobia.

My style is always very eclectic but I don't find it to be so unusual because it's the way I like to do things .

Anyone touching that wire will get an eclectic shock.

Do you believe that the solar energy products can be save your gas or eclectic bills in the real?

Instead, they claim, the films draw upon an eclectic array of sources in order to forge a new, universal mythology.

I won't go as far as to say I'm creative, but I will say I have an eclectic taste, both in books and in my RSS subscriptions.

If you're a rock and pop fan, it gives you a stream of songs that is eclectic, unpredictable and serendipitous.

There are more and more anecdotal examples of an eclectic art taste developing in the region.

My taste in fashion is more eclectic, too.

There are some Zoroastrians who are influenced by Theosophy, an eclectic esoteric movement of the nineteenth century.

It's an eclectic mix.

I have a eclectic ogle at the pretty girls.

the eclectic world of movement exists in many shapes and forms within hong kong , from classical ballet to contemporary chinese dance.

This is one factor behind the metamorphosis of Hong Kong from eclectic shoppers' playground to glitzy array of big brand names.

"a popular bar patronized by an eclectic collection of artists, writers, secretaries and aging soldiers on reserve duty" (Curtis Wilkie)

I play ukulele, I play trombone. I was a pretty eclectic kid.

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