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A few years back, the Butterfly House was built in England; the conceit being the structure represented the lifecycle of its eponymous insect. While the house as a whole isn't my cup of tea, some fanciful details do amuse me. A shaving brush, nearly lost in the tangle of supply lines, soap vials and gooseneck clamps that surround the bathroom sink, seems a bit like a helpless fly caught in a spiderweb.
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