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EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Ambience is as important to a business's success as the product you sell.
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Prices aren't too high at the Osteria, and the ambience is bright and inviting.
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The restaurant's ambience makes you feel you're sitting down to dinner in the dining room of an old friend.
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Winnetka has that small-town ambience of tree-lined streets and a one-street shopping district that you can't find in suburbia.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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After a day in the office, even I felt the benefit of the quiet ambience .
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An ambience of embattled loneliness hovers over most of them.
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Braitman and Ehrenzweig like having it where they live, and feel its cooperative, relaxed ambience is very San Francisco.
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It has 10 floors, with elevators, and a musty, professional ambience .
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The ambience of the pub is equally important.
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The only difference was the ambience of a twentieth-century Arabian hospital.
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They provided background music while people ate and talked, played cards, to give you a pleasant ambience .
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This ambitious and cumbersome attraction was totally out of keeping with the Niagara ambience , but Barnett persisted.