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pièce de résistance
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This French term is fun throw in once in a while, especially if you want to get someone’s attention. It a dramatic way to refer to and spotlight the most important item in a collection, program, series or

piece dyeing
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(pronounced pees DYE-ing)

Primarily used for solid color fabrics, piece dying is the least expensive method of dyeing textiles. In this method, a continuous piece/bolt of dry cloth is passed full-width through a trough

pied-à-terre
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