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marble

adjective as in of or like marble

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The plan, featuring small models on a map, shows the arch sitting on a traffic circle near Arlington Cemetery, on the other side of the Potomac River from the white marble Lincoln Memorial.

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Stephen Miller, the shame of Santa Monica, seems to have especially lost his marbles over the National Guard ruling.

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Ragoravich’s dacha is a “garish and almost grotesque” palace clad in marble that makes Maggie think of Versailles, but in a way that makes Versailles seem dumpy.

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His marbled niche looks onto a koi pond, a patch of wisteria.

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RPM Steak – RPM Steak is a classic two-story steakhouse with high ceilings, a marble bar, and black wood tables, complemented by upholstered white chairs.

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