Documents tagged "opening"
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The image depicts a room with an unusual design feature - a large opening in the wall that appears to lead to another room. There are people seated around a table in this room; however, their faces and upper bodies are obscured by black rectangles, which likely indicate areas of privacy or personal information being redacted. The setting seems to be indoors with artificial lighting, given the ambient conditions visible. The style of the image suggests it might have been taken for inspection purposes, as the focus is on the room's layout rather than its aesthetic qualities.
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The image shows a person wearing black gloves pulling out a black bag from what appears to be an opening within a wooden structure or cabinet. The background is blurred but suggests an indoor setting with a desk area containing various items that are indistinct due to the focus being on the action of the person and the object in question. There is no visible text on the image, and the location is not identifiable from this perspective. The significant objects are the black bag being retrieved by the individual wearing gloves and the surrounding wooden structure with a desk or work area.
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The image is a digital document with a combination of textual and graphic elements. The main part of the text appears to be a list itemized under point number 5. It discusses "Opening a new transit line in Kiev" and mentions various aspects such as the necessity of a study, the need for a comprehensive assessment, identifying the most suitable locations, evaluating different options, and analyzing financial and legal frameworks. The document seems formal and informational, possibly related to urban planning or transportation policy.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_014951.txt
TED2017 featured talks from the new class of TED Fellows and returning Senior Fellows, including Huang Yi's groundbreaking work blending dance with robotics, and Anab Jain's exploration of the future. The event included two sessions hosted by Fellows director Tom Rielly, as well as a broadcasted Opening Event hosted by Chris Anderson. Notable speakers included choreographer and dancer Huang Yi, who created a robot to dance with named KUKA, and futurist and designer Anab Jain from Superflux.