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Kline

[klahyn]

noun

  1. Franz (Josef) 1910–62, U.S. painter.



Kline

/ klaɪn /

noun

  1. Franz (frænts). 1910–62, US abstract expressionist painter. His works are characterized by heavy black strokes on a white or grey background

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“Now, everyone knows that airport restaurants face higher costs, but this markup seemed excessive,” Kline said.

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Including works from Mark Rothko, Franz Kline and others, the art now forms the core of MOCA’s permanent collection.

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“I’ve noticed that instead of getting a coupon for 50 cents or $1 off one item, now it may be a coupon for 75 cents off three items,” Kline said.

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“It’s the least of my concerns,” David S. Cohen, a professor of law at Drexel Kline's School of Law, told Salon.

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Kline: It’s always interesting to watch your fellow actors working with the same director you are, obviously.

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