Balding, a self-described libertarian, adopted a variety of Twitter handles referencing targets of Chinese censorship, including "Subversive Peppa Pig Balding" and "Censored John Oliver".
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Balding said the new factor would reduce the yuan's transparency.
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Now, she weighs 90 pounds, is shriveled, balding, yellowing, dying.
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It would be impossible to miss that Eugene is balding.
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He is balding with a ring of snow white hair.
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By the end Momoa is shorter, much thinner and balding.
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This post originally appeared on VICE UK. Have you ever seen a balding 40-something man doing a flamenco dance-off against another balding midlife guy, both in high-heeled flamenco shoes and double denim?
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When I finally look, I see is a mildly balding woman.
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Zidane's hands went straight to the top of his balding head.
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Are they using my pictures to figure out I am balding?
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About 15 seconds later, a balding middle-aged man came over.
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The reports include complaints of hair loss, hair breakage, balding, and itching.
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He is, as he acknowledges, balding and with a tendency toward chub.
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"There is a lot of legal and diplomatic wrangling ahead," Balding said.
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According to scientists, there are only four ways to truly prevent balding.
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"I don't want to be a professional outraged person," Balding told me.
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He covers his mistakes as well as he covers his balding crown.
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He's overweight and balding; what little hair he still has is white.
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Fosse sometimes blamed his love of hats on his own premature balding.
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A taped-on rearview mirror and balding tires on a delivery vehicle.
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First, we just got the hair down with the Wahl Balding Clipper.
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He has looked 35 for the last two decades — round, balding, goateed.
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Balding, with narrow features, he speaks with a perfectly calibrated British accent.
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Which, in hindsight, does make balding seem an auspicious, wisdom-giving burden.
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Anyone who was overweight or balding, I thought, was socially dead on arrival.
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FKA Balding Girls is swept under the stage, and never thought of again.
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Trends are not set by balding pot-bellied Dads and strolling-pushing Moms.
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My first appointment after lunch was a balding man in his mid-50s.
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Admittedly, "my balding head is the distressed globe" is a very narcissistic metaphor.
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I look like a balding potato," followed by: "It's not a Nazi haircut.
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Did the bad boy's sheen of sexiness wear off once he started balding?
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GOLD Kenny (Matthew McConaughey) doesn't look like much — just another balding pawnshop customer.
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"I realized that there's others out there," the balding, bearded Al-Dukheil said.
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To be adult is to be fat, balding, unhappy, washed-out, and hungover.
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He was pale and balding, with a pot belly spilling over ironed khakis.
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Toss your stereotypical notion of the balding middle-aged man out the window.
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I am presently balding, but I remember having hair in this particular dream.
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She looks at the CD and says she recognizes the name 'The Balding Girls.
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I'd pushed The Balding Girls too hard and they had clearly become old news.
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More importantly, no one will ever hear the debut EP from FKA Balding Girls.
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A stocky, balding Breton of 41, Paul was a former French Air Force commando.
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They described Abu as in his 30s, thin, balding, and about 5-feet-10.
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Kevin Hurley is short and on the pudgy side, balding, yet somehow still childlike.
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Next up is Pete Davidson as the High Sparrow, in an excellent balding wig.
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But it adequately captures the immense narcissism that is involved in my balding process.
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He was balding, I noticed, and wore a gold band on his right hand.
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"Any kind of provocation would be considered a real affront to Xi," said Balding.
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He was balding and slightly overweight, with a forgettable face but intense, excitable eyes.
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"If we start taking [VPNs] away, it's going to be very problematic," Balding said.
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This former resort employee told their boss that he was a "short, fat, balding, loser."
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" She was traveling with a balding man with a mustache, whose shirt said, "I'm Joe.
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I could see shaded brass sunglasses, a balding head, and a tense chin and jaw.
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Waiting in the prison visiting room, they noticed a short, balding man walking toward them.
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The market potential is significant, given how many men are balding or having trouble in bed.
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Another prayer reader was Clare Balding, whose family has trained some of the Queen s horses.
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I look like a balding potato," Coddington tweeted before adding, "Also, it's not a Nazi haircut.
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Scowling with disgust or rage, they are lumpy, balding things who tap on their personal devices.
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Hu also accused Balding and the Henry Jackson Society of conducting the research for political purposes.
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He is described as a dark-skinned male, balding, with a beard and mustache, say police.
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And then... I rub my eyes—who is that balding chap ordering himself a Yorkshire pudding?
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Prematurely balding, with a somewhat vampiric face, Miller is an experienced troll after Trump's own heart.
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"Warren Buffett got wealthy by growing a small insurance company into a behemoth," Mr. Balding said.
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Until then, I have new Chinese herbs my acupuncturist gave me to help with my balding.
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She says her balding is the reason she's been wearing so many turbans in public lately.
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"Nicky Barnes is not around anymore," said the balding, limping grandfather in the baggy Lee dungarees.
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He was a short balding man in a gray suit, who sold fur coats at Macy's.
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"Hopefully, this will prompt greater thinking about how to effectively engage with China," Professor Balding said.
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He's balding, and the fringe of blond hair he has left is well over his collar.
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But the biggest implication may be balding men giving up on products promising to reverse hair loss.
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I'm always trying to move my hair about to make sure it doesn't look like I'm balding.
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I'm not a possibly balding former frat boy and IPA enthusiast who owns way too many Birkenstocks.
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Chwalek: No. So, it's a myth that hair loss or balding is associated with virility in men.
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Balding pointed out that the deal was reached the same day that Meng was arrested in Canada.
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Currently only two drugs — minoxidil and finasteride — are available for treatment of male-pattern balding (androgenetic alopecia).
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In particular, we need assistance identifying the balding man that grabs the man seated at the bar.
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Our fan base is mostly middle-aged, balding, bearded men with beer bellies to be more precise.
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Kessler was huge: more than 6 feet tall, pushing 300 pounds, balding, his temples speckled with gray.
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In addition, Howard appears in the recently released film Gold, which stars a bloated and balding Matthew McConaughey.
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Nor did the balding men of yore have the option of hair-replacement surgery performed by a robot.
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While the aging, balding Wizard hides behind the towering, powerful image of himself, Light similarly hides behind Kira.
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"My sense is that the Chinese policy makers seem like a deer in the headlights," Mr. Balding said.
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As often as not the middle-aged man was the rotund, balding, diminutive Mr Banfi, now aged 82.
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The first time Herc tries to save her—from a handsy, balding centaur who's possibly sexually assaulting her?
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I would be nauseated and balding, in no shape to chase after a baby with a leaky diaper.
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What's more, many China experts — including economist Christopher Balding and financial analyst Patrick Chovanec — believe it's simply untrue.
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His current handle is "Capitalist Roader Balding" - from the Mao Zedong-era slur for someone with capitalist tendencies.
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From what I could make out in the meager light, he was tall, balding and a little disheveled.
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"He's just a beauty," he said of the burly and balding 54-year-old former Spartak Moscow goalkeeper.
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Other refugees chasing opioids this morning include Scott*, a balding teetotaller in his 60s who runs a barbecue joint.
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He is perpetually balding and perpetually dour, with a jutting nose and consistently unfashionable glasses and a blistering frown.
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The 33-year-old Miller is not alone in his balding, or in his attempts to cover it up.
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In the photograph he is a handsome, balding man, but in the caricature he appears as a bewildered wiseguy.
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"It's the apocalypse on both sides" of the city's center, volunteer Fire Department Lieutenant Bobby Balding told local 9News.
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Writing on Twitter, Balding cited data from Wind and Groundwork Research showing declining energy consumption by businesses this year.
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It creates the illusion of a buzz cut for balding clients and more density for people with thinning areas.
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Dunderhoff, tall and slightly balding, stood looking out the window, the Wiffle Ball bat resting on his right shoulder.
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Schärer portrays them larger than the men, who often appear as clowns or balding, comical figures with phallic noses.
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A plain white van finally pulls up, and a balding, middle-aged white man in glasses greets us cheerfully.
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"You have to understand, son," an older, balding man who'd come to take charge of the situation told Pratt.
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He stands in a big, open doorway; he's balding and diminished inside a shapeless blue jacket and green trousers.
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" The image showed a balding and pudgy version of the Texas Republican with the title "A Time to Lie.
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VR: Yeah, our audience was pretty much like your audience, but now it's just a sea of balding heads.
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Balding, expressionless and bearing a striking resemblance to his square-jawed father, he was flanked by two police officers.
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"In extreme circumstances and used excessively, dry shampoos could actually cause damage and thinning or balding," he tells us.
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If overused, it could cause the hair to dry and break more easily, leading to thinning and possible balding.
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"The boys of my youth are fat, balding, and in three cases dead," Anna's mother writes in a letter.
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He was bespectacled and balding, with wisps of graying hair plastered down the sides, jowls and a pointed chin.
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" The author's moral horror was matched only by his physical disgust for the "swarthy, balding, thickset, burly, mustachioed gnome.
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"Anbang is definitely a little bit more extreme and more aggressive than other Chinese insurance companies," Mr. Balding said.
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Scrolling through his pictures, she saw a 3103-year-old man, balding and broad, dressed in a T-shirt.
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Balding, impatient and lacking in interpersonal skills, he presents less as a revolutionary than as the revolutionaries' I.T. guy.
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I arrive nice and early, set up my Balding Girls store in the corner, and soon enough it fills up.
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Fortunately, Kyle is balding, and there are some very chill pasteurized small-format goat cheeses currently available in the States.
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Then there's "English Teacher," a brilliantly creepy sculpture of a balding man in a dumpy gray suit by Martin Honert.
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But Mr. Balding said it was possible that the bad loan number for China's overall financial system could be higher.
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You know, a bit like Neko Atsume but with very small, balding men who eat your curry leftovers without asking.
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Mr Sanders, a balding socialist foaming against crony capitalism, was perceived to be an underdog likeable enough to be indulged.
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Sanders can do what many balding men opt for: shorning all of the locks and creating a more streamlined look.
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Matias Faldbakken: Europe Is Balding continues at the Paula Cooper Gallery (226 West 2514st Street, Chelsea, Manhattan) through March 225.
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The political cartoonist Herblock — homing in on Mr. Laird's balding, oval head — sometimes depicted him as a human H-bomb.
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BBC TV and other media showed a picture of the alleged suspect, a balding white man, being apprehended by police.
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He's a small, balding, neckless man, and he wears a camouflage uniform with stars and crossed sabres on the epaulets.
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My Wingmen Barry: Dapper Actor Rick: Roguish Adventurer My Look: Balding Tablecloth This was going to be a long night.
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Finally, I printed as many Balding Girls CDs (or "mixtapes") as possible, scribing different artwork and titles on every compact disc.
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"It means everything and it means nothing at the same time," said Christopher Balding, a professor of economics at Peking University.
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But not all pedophiles are balding, bearded men who offer kids candy or ask them to help them find their dog.
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A balding, shirtless man sits on the bank beneath a patterned beach umbrella, a fishing pole jutting off to his side.
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The biggest con: my entire day depended on what time a group of middle-aged, balding dudes would take the stage.
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The head of the center was described as a short, balding Libyan man called Ossama, who was feared for his brutality.
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The dark beard, mustache and long hair from the 1980s were gone; his updated photo showed a balding man of 60.
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Gülen, a dour, balding proselytizer with a scratchy voice, had fled Turkey in 1999, fearing arrest by the country's military rulers.
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And what about the musicians themselves, the ones who lived it and are still out there truckin', if with balding tires?
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When her balding college-age son Lyle (Nico Tortorella) arrives home, she skips over to him in a long red gown.
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It was a major moment of teenage disillusionment to discover an audience of balding divorcés and middle managers in peasant blouses.
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Beppe Severgnini ROME — A BALDING government clerk in his late 215s has one true love: "il posto fisso," a job for life.
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During a meeting with Stechner (Eric Lange), the balding CIA agent, Peña discovers the U.S. government also is in on the surrender.
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Behind him, a buff white guy echoes his every word, chewing gum, wearing his Oakleys on the back of his balding head.
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On an industrial street near the kasbah in the West Bank city of Nablus, a balding middle-aged man described his services.
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He showed me the welt on top of his balding head: a years-old knot from a bumpy ride in a tractor.
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He's balding, wears stylish thick-rimmed glasses, and often dresses in business-casual attire with the sleeves rolled up to his elbows.
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The drug he's testing is ostensibly going to cure "blood cancer," but it's making him grow gray hair in a balding pattern.
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"To bald" may not be a common intransitive verb, but that has not prevented "balding" from entering the language as a participle.
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Balding and mustachioed and dressed in a blue polo, he too is calm and resolute, knowing his role and accepting it stoically.
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We meet Annirudh, or Anni, a balding Sushant Singh Rajput, as he talks to his teenage son about the pressure of academics.
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Slavoj Žižek recently declared that Europe is kaput and Faldbakken is using nonlinear techniques to explore this feeling that Europe is balding.
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Mr. Cherry's profile differed depending on the hour: Prematurely balding, he wore a hairpiece onstage but shunned it on the golf course.
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All down the length of the long bar, balding men can be spotted draping themselves across an ever-shifting array of sylphs.
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The Humphreys County Sheriff&aposs Office identified the suspect as Steven Wiggins, who is described as a white male with balding brown hair.
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Lumpkin, Georgia (CNN)A balding and bearded Jamaican man trains his eyes on the table in front of him, nervously shaking his leg.
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Balding linked that employee to a section in the PLA that is responsible for the Chinese military's space, cyber, and electronic warfare capabilities.
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When he stumbles into a political meeting, the speaker appears to him a grotesque figure, "a fat balding man, provoking, tempting, laughing, teasing".
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"The only logical explanation for the change is that they are trying to provide greater discretion in managing the yuan's value," Balding said.
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He was a paunchy, balding, chain-smoking teacher of semiotics, the study of signs, codes and meanings in language, at various Italian universities.
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A balding man stands in between rows of steps or pews and stares at a 2D picture of a woman's nose and mouth.
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Then again, he probably wasn't expecting his nephew to ask for a haircut in the style of Wrightson's balding next door neighbour, either.
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Balding, with a neatly trimmed graying mustache and silver-rim glasses, Mr. Najib behaves like a British gentleman with impeccable manners, they say.
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Even Alain Juppé, another centre-right hopeful, turned up, though the balding former prime minister conceded wryly that his own needs were minimal.
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Slight and balding, he looked more like an unhurried graduate student than a counselor to some of the wealthiest executives on Wall Street.
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A balding white man with short gray hair, deep set eyes and an athletic build, he was appointed by Jerry Brown in 2017.
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"He looked like a balding and slightly tougher version of the cutest-looking freckle-faced country boy you ever saw," Mr. Wolfe wrote.
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From the snapshots, ours was clearly a heavy family, with balding men, pot-bellied women, hunched joylessly with fixed expressions, only Mother exulting.
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"The airplane wings that are coming off so many of these men help them focus on that, rather than balding," Ms. Kreamer said.
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The former F.S.B. officer looked the part — his muscled bulk was rounded with age, his hair closely cropped and slightly balding on top.
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The way I saw it, accepting a balding pate was forcing me to be a grown-ass man at the tender age of 28.
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Rewards totaling $46,000 have been offered for information leading to the arrest of Steven Joshua Wiggins, 31, a white male with balding brown hair.
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According to a review on Balding Beards, this guy gives a pretty close shave, but not too close that it's going to nick you.
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The first thing I see is a lot of white men in different stages of white male life—namely: with hair, balding and bald.
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Balding said the project is "more like a diplomatic effort for China to win friends and influence people," rather than a strictly economic program.
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Fans predicted that William would grow up to become a balding Ed Harris and that Maeve's grand escape was part of a programmed narrative.
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Slightly balding and wearing glasses, Kim stared blankly across the room as the two charges were read to him in Korean by an interpreter.
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A mustached, balding, husky and burlap-voiced presence onscreen, Mr. Polito appeared in more than 21999 films and television series, often as the heavy.
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Sixty-two years old, slight and balding, with thick-frame glasses and a gray goatee, he speaks softly and carefully, his accent faintly Southern.
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Over the course of my three-month maternity leave, my hair went from good witch to bad witch to scary, kind-of-balding witch.
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He was a few obstinate hairs away from completing the balding process and his stomach was bulging out from under a stained T-shirt.
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Spindly, balding, and animated, Weinberger is Swimply's chief marketing officer and something of a contrast to Laskin, who is shorter, hirsute, and less animated.
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The balding, 61-year-old, speaking in his usual ultra-formal style of classical Arabic, has described his success as "like a new revolution".
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Videos from bystanders appeared to show the arrest of the van driver, a balding middle-aged man standing beside an extensively damaged rental van.
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The balding and shirtless figure who glares at us in "Tattooed man at a carnival, Md." (21971) requests not an atom of our pity.
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I couldn't pretend I was anything other than how I appeared — skinny, balding, a tube stuffed up my nose and taped to my face.
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The primary "villain" in this latter dynamic is the CIA's base chief, known only as Bob and portrayed by a chubby, balding David Costabile.
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Dozens of albums and collaborations later brought him to Acoustic Classics, mixed by Grammy Award-winning engineer Jeff Balding and produced by Frampton himself.
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My colleagues and I have now identified a number of genetic variations associated with both scalp and facial hair — such as shape, color and balding.
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And that project is... The Balding Girls: your new favorite lo-fi, ambient, slinky, hyped-up, un-PC, ultra-depressed, under-dressed stars of tomorrow.
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An avuncular-looking man of 26, he had catlike green eyes, wet lips, and curly hair already balding on the vast egg of his head.
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Articles offering support to balding skateboarders sit next to explorations on gentrification's effect on skateboarding and investigations into the origins of the dreaded mall grab.
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Had he stuck around, the baked, balding greens might have beaten him up the way they did most of the 76 players who soldiered on.
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Balding and sometimes bearded, he could be spotted in a crowd by his wardrobe, one that favored bow ties and his custom-made signature slacks.
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Since then, his barber shop in Glen Burnie, Maryland, The W Hair Loft, has become a haven for balding black men looking for scalp rejuvenation.
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Submitting to his bladder at last, Less enters a white-tiled bathroom and sees, in the mirror, an old, balding Onkel in wrinkled, oversized clothes.
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Dr Christopher Balding, a business and economics professor at the HSBC Business School in Shenzhen, frequently accesses Twitter, Gmail, and Google Scholar for his work.
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And, in 2016, he's now also a 44-year-old man employing a company of five dancers, who are all as balding as he is.
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The suspect — identified as balding and unkempt — remained at large and was believed to be on the run in a Volkswagen Caddy with Swiss license plates.
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The hangover and the nine hours of the previous days' drinking didn't matter much, as I'd woken up to a few tweets about FKA Balding Girls.
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The summer is young enough that the chickens, babbling in their coop, are still in the awkward teenage phase, balding in some places, leaving feathers everywhere.
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The 25-year-old actor was recently spotted on the set of the new film looking completely unrecognizable with long hair extensions and a balding cap.
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He introduced him to Independiente's balding midfield genius, Ricardo Bochini, a friend and working-class hero in an era when footballers were swindled rather than pampered.
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When I buzzed my head and saw what I looked like without hair, it showed me I was wrong about balding locking me into a path.
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It doesn't take much for Larry David to impersonate Democratic presidential nominee Bernie Sanders — after all, both are balding, somewhat grouchy old Jewish men from Brooklyn.
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In the past, this has meant Chinese firms or banks "essentially taking over," Balding said, giving them complete control over very strategic projects in foreign countries.
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In the speech Monday, he acknowledged that as a "balding, youngish, middle-aged, straight, white, male, Republican politician," he was an unexpected speaker at the event.
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"So I don't believe there would be a lot of either popular or political support for any type of easy backdown to Trump," Balding told CNBC.
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"If I was a Western CEO, I would not want to be in China," said Christopher Balding, a China expert at the Fulbright University in Vietnam.
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They're both aging, balding dudes from Brooklyn with a laundry list of gripes, though Larry's are mostly about ring stains and Bernie's are more tax-related.
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And if in 20 years midlife hip-hop fans are driving through the California desert to see a gray-haired Jay-Z and a balding Eminem?
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On display are the wigs he wore to conceal his balding, a plethora of beauty products, and the various corsets he wore after he was shot.
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Balding is a high-profile voice on the Chinese economy, with an active Twitter account with more than 17,000 followers, as well as regular Bloomberg columns.
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Balding has been a critic of China's economic and trade policies, as well as of what he perceived as increasing surveillance and censorship in the country.
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"The circumstantial evidence appears quite strong to support valid concerns about the relationship between Huawei, the PLA, and concerns about intelligence gathering," Balding said in the paper.
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At this point, more than 200 customers have joined the class action suit alleging that the company's cleansing conditioner led to hair loss, scalp irritation and balding.
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The mohawk-beard thing was a trip, as was the balding long hairs that could not save the top of their head from burning in the sun.
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Christopher Balding, associate professor at Peking University's HSBC Business School in Shenzhen, questioned the need for the change given the yuan's extremely low volatility in recent months.
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The 31-year-old actor was spotted on the set of his new film Honey Boy looking completely unrecognizable with long hair extensions and a balding cap.
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Cain-N'Degeocello, balding and ponytailed, has dinner with two members of the South Carolina Republican Party, "a couple who suffers from white privilege," as he describes them.
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The transformation for the loosely autobiographical movie in which LaBeouf plays his own father included long hair extensions, a balding cap, bushy sideburns and large circular glasses.
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Stolid to the point of dourness, the lanky, balding man oversaw a single deputy, the pair based in a cinderblock construction on the main road into town.
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Balding is genetic, selling cars is a fine profession if you're honest with customers and I don't want to judge what happened in your first two marriages.
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The power of their irony was on their side, however, as Liverpool was up 2-0 and the crowds at Anfield thinned to the point of balding.
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We need to talk to guys as if we're that older cousin, the uncle at the family barbecue who says, 'Dude, why are you balding right now?
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Wiry yet frail, balding early, his eyes compelling behind their black horn-rimmed eyeglasses, a nonsmoker and nondrinker, Lowenstein was a one-man excitement wherever he moved.
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Bespectacled and balding, John traded initially on talent more than looks, then went on to revel in outlandishly costumed excess as soon as he commanded big stages.
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"I admire Carrie Gracie so much for her principled stand and applaud the dignity with which she has handled this situation," wrote Clare Balding, a sports presenter.
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Balding, an associate professor at the HSBC School of Business, did not respond to an emailed request for comment, and his Chinese mobile phone number was disconnected.
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Based on the squat, balding, middle-aged Romeos of "The Break" (Belgium), "The Bridge" (Denmark and Sweden) and "Nobel" (Norway), I would suggest Michael Chiklis move abroad.
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Balding said China was "definitely a different environment" from when he arrived in the country eight years ago, citing its restrictive internet and politically sensitive academic environment.
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Bespectacled and balding, 53-year-old Mishustin cut a schoolmasterly air as he fielded questions on Thursday in parliament, where lawmakers voted overwhelmingly to back his appointment.
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It's easy to see why, Catman cuts a pretty memorable silhouette; balding, face black with dirt and soot, usually with a rat carcass dangling from his mouth.
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He was a dour man in his fifties, thin and balding, who had watched the entire soccer match without a sound, his hands folded neatly in his lap.
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Peña and the balding CIA agent, Stechner, have to entertain the senators if they want to get the $21 billion dollars in funding that Stechner is asking for.
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For instance, economist Christopher Balding — a professor at Fulbright University Vietnam — said he's looking at business electricity consumption, which shrank despite the official report that the economy grew.
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Christopher Balding, associate professor at Peking University HSBC Business School Many parts of Chinese data are riddles inside enigmas, so I've learned to never take anything as final.
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"It is entirely fair to say household debt is much higher than is understood," said Professor Christopher Balding at the Peking University HSBC School of Business in Shenzhen.
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Ackerman is a compact, balding man in his late 40s who shares Ellroy's taste for law and order, mid-century Los Angeles, traditional manners, porkpie hats and beef.
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It's not just graying: The team has identified genes that influence features such as color and shape, as well as the propensity for beardedness, balding and mono-brows.
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The second thing I realized is that balding can be a sort of death, yes, but a death to things that I don't really want to hold onto.
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Rajinikanth is no preening Bollywood star, but a balding 65-year old doyen of Tamil cinema who has acted in over 753 films, generally playing a lovable rogue.
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I had two amazing wigs from the queen of hair, Alex Rouse, one thick and bouncy for Act I and the other thin and balding for the denouement.
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Tonight it has a long paddle-like tail, erratically needled, like a balding cactus, which lashes at her side; she feels blood racing away from a fresh cut.
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"It is entirely fair to say household debt is much higher than is understood," Professor Christopher Balding at the Peking University HSBC School of Business in Shenzhen said.
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He's at least 50, balding, and tells me he works at Walmart, despite a quick Instagram search showing a "Dan Stolarski" looking more like a 20-something punk.
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A sturdy, balding man with hollow cheeks and a military bearing, Mr. McCord became a senior security official in the C.I.A. and worked in planning for national emergencies.
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Sy's career path began being forged in the late '23s when he was a balding swimming pool salesman in New York City who'd grown tired of wearing toupees.
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Our rug is balding along our daily paths, starkly revealing repetitive routines: back and forth to the coffee machine, to the couch, to the sink, to the couch.
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"My sense is that the Chinese policy makers seem like deer in the headlights," said Christopher Balding, an associate professor at the HSBC School of Business at Peking University.
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The consensus was that Miller was using "spray-on hair" and possibly that his hairdresser was part of the resistance, given the product's unsubtle results on his balding head.
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State-approved haircuts, the campaign explained, ranged in length from one to five centimeters, with seven centimeters permitted for men over 50 who sought to hide a balding scalp.
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If this were a high school reunion, you'd be the former football jock that bullied everyone and is now the overweight, balding used car salesman on his third wife.
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Later footage shows the portly, balding middle-aged man stumbling, wiping his face, and seeking help from people while gesturing to his eyes before being escorted to a clinic.
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By Andrew M. Seaman (Reuters Health) - Balding men who seek to look better or younger by undergoing hair transplants are on the right course, a small new study suggests.
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With a quick Google image search for "ballot boxes," he landed on a shot of a balding fellow standing behind black plastic boxes that helpfully had "Ballot Box" labels.
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In 2014, the FDA announced that it was investigating WEN by Chaz Dean Cleansing Conditioner products because it had received complaints of hair loss, hair breakage, balding, itching and rash.
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But, if yours are looking a little like ours (salt-stained, stretched-out, and balding in places where the suede's rubbed smooth), it might be time to consider replacing them.
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"All measures broadly indicate that China still is actually doing quite well economically right now," said Shenzhen-based economist Christopher Balding, adding that data also suggest consumer confidence is high.
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Gérard Collomb, the 71-year-old interior minister whose balding head stood out among Mr. Macron's more youthful cadre, had announced that he wanted to depart the government weeks ago.
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The 2.54-year-old stylist is a pioneer of cranial prosthesis, or "man weaves," a nonsurgical procedure that fills a balding scalp with a head of hair in just hours.
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Tittle became a celebrity in New York — the balding, often-battered warrior who found a second life in football and was later elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
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Balding said in his post that he had hoped to find a new position that allowed him to stay in China, but that it became clear he could not stay.
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Those concerns look increasingly justified, according to a new study of leaked employment information for thousands of Huawei employees, carried out by Christopher Balding, a professor at Fulbright University Vietnam.
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The agency had received close to 1,400 adverse event reports directly, with users claiming they were victims of itchy scalps, rashes and suffering from hair loss, hair breakage and balding.
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Richard was prone to being bullied as a child both as a Jew and because he was balding prematurely as a result of alopecia totalis, which causes complete hair loss.
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Richard was prone to being bullied as a child both as a Jew and because he was balding prematurely as a result of alopecia totalis, which causes complete hair loss.
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All of a sudden, there were raised voices and two of the groups started squaring up to each other (which is a funny sight in itself when they're balding men).
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The 70-foot-tall tree — which sits in the middle of the Rome's main piazza, the Piazza Venezia — has been nicknamed "Spelacchio," which roughly translates to mangy or balding in Italian.
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Balding with a gray goatee beard and wearing a dark blue suit and black tie, Mair sat silently in the dock flanked by three security guards as Whittam delivered his statement.
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There he is, grinning at you from the computer screen—balding, paunchy, mustachioed—and you're reading about his lake cottage, his wood-turning hobby, his Danube cruise, his grandchildren, his cats.
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At the center of it all is the portly, balding, endlessly snacking and entertaining Gaffigan, a truly Kafkaesque figure who is constantly waking up in a world that he barely understands.
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When I was teaching a Sunday school class at my church in Jackson, Mississippi, I noticed an older man with a rim of gray hair around his balding head sitting quietly.
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People in town called him Bill, and he went to work without a jacket or tie, a tall, thin, balding man who looked more like a tractor salesman than a tycoon.
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Drivers complain of poorly maintained vans, with underinflated and balding tires, cracked or missing side view mirrors and, in one case, doors that had to be held shut with bungee cords.
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On the night of the election, the balding, 61-year-old Saied, speaking in his usual ultra-formal style of classical Arabic, described his apparent win as "like a new revolution".
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Channing Tatum The brawny actor de-hunked for a very special screening of Magic Mike XXL, interviewing audience members as Scott Hasley, a supposed marketing executive with a balding head and goatee.
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But Kohn says Wilkinson, with his balding salt and pepper hair cropped short and sporting spectacles, is not one of 42 people reported to authorities over the scandal - eight to the police.
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You keep the hair short because at a certain point in the balding process the longer your hair the more you look like you just escaped from some sort of government lab.
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In a recent blog post for the Financial Times, Chris Balding of Peking University's HSBC Business School in Shenzhen collected data on 69 "major industrial products" listed by Wind, a data provider.
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"If a company like Foxconn moved even symbolic production to a country like Vietnam, that would be an earthquake for China," said Christopher Balding, a China expert at the Fulbright University Vietnam.
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Christopher Balding, an associate professor at the Peking University HSBC Business School, noted how the official growth number announced after the year ends always hews closely to the target set months earlier.
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When most people think of a prepper, they probably imagine a fat, balding old dude in a Patriot's shirt sitting in his basement fallout shelter, surrounded by canned corn, soup, and Budweiser.
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He started the blog to show men that "a balding, 5-foot-9, 240-pound black guy can look just as fly or even better" in the clothing made for slimmer models.
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Only when I was exiting did I see the string of hipsters leaving the warmth of the store, armed with their iced coffees while the crisp snow fell on their balding foreheads.
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The president of the judicial panel, a balding man with a scholarly mien, questioned them closely about their mind-set and beliefs and returned again and again to the question of Islam.
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It is hard to believe that the disheveled and bearded Che could become this bespectacled, balding man, sporting a pedestrian suit and tie, much less cross the border undetected in his guise.
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The shape of his head rhymes with the roof of the house, down to the thin outline of his balding hair mirroring the dark line of the end shingles of the roof.
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Around the world, drone pilots range in age from young—a 15-year-old British boy won the World Drone Prix (part of a different league) in Dubai—to early-onset balding.
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ToeJam & Earl's idea of Earthlings include balding men with lawnmowers, Segway-riding cops, and slobbering fanboys — you know, normal villains — alongside roving demons, Medusa babies in walkers, and a giant club-wielding neanderthal.
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A balding 57-year-old who often manages to be photographed scowling, Yevgeny Prigozhin is an example of how people close to Putin build their wealth — and then are deployed as useful tools.
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Now 45 of the BBC's top female stars - including Husain, Clare Balding, Victoria Derbshire, The One Show's Alex Jones, Geeta Guru-Murthy, and Fiona Bruce - have written an open letter to Lord Hall.
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Before his accident, when he's still a rising yet undisciplined star, Vinny starts training with Kevin Rooney (a paunchy, balding Aaron Eckhart) and goes through the ringer to prepare to pursue championship titles.
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And barreling straight for him through the throng was a huge man in a pinstripe suit, balding and angry, sporting a Mike Tyson-style tribal tattoo on the right side of his face.
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Middle aged and balding but still able to live up to his nicknames "King of the Face-Teep" and "The Effervescent Kid", as of late it's appearing like he's run out of opponents.
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"Piers Morgan sent me a text and then a D.M.—'I'm so outraged by your rate'—clearly digging," the sports broadcaster Clare Balding, who appeared at the bottom of the list, told me.
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A pianist in the corner played "Over the Rainbow," as a slightly balding man in his mid-30s, wearing a short-sleeved shirt, got up off his stool to sing along off-key.
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Matias Falbakken presents a video art piece tucked inside what could be described as an entertainment center covered with turquoise blue bathroom tiles in "Europe is Balding" (2507) at the Paula Cooper Gallery.
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It sounds like a joke, but I'm not really joking: Tom Cruise in Tropic Thunder, playing a balding and shapeless movie executive named Les Grossman, was a revelation to me at the time.
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Professor Balding said in an interview on Monday that he welcomed the latest decision by Cambridge University Press, but that research and publishing still risked buckling to political or economic pressure from China.
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Other backers of #MeTooPay include TV presenter Clare Balding and Dame Minouche Shafik, one of several rumored candidates who are in the running to become the next head of the Bank of England.
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It's important to note that this is not true of men, for whom the reactions to hair-shaving tend to be either: He's balding, he looks amazing or often not much at all.
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At CES last week, the health and wellness halls were overflowing with neuromodulators and laser-actuated balding remedies, Bluetooth breathalyzers and video-enabled ear infection probes, jet lag-busting headsets and Alzheimer's-tracking apps.
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A witness that day saw a dog jump from a Dodge Caravan in working-class East Los Angeles and then a balding man got out of the van and chased the animal, police said.
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In an exclusive set photo, a balding Crowe, 54, can be seen leaning on a cane, wearing a suit and a red polka-dotted tie and holding a pair of glasses in one hand.
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A recent r/short post from a 17-year-old guy worried about being 5'5" and balding lamented, "my friends wanna make fun of me for being single, meanwhile they don't realize the struggle.
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Along with the two spots featuring "Legendary Man," there are two faux-infomercials led by a balding, mustachioed pitchman who looks like he just stepped off of a used car lot in the '70s.
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Before we discovered Madden, Rabinowitz and I mostly played Leisure Suit Larry, a semi-pornographic computer game in which you navigated a balding sleazebag wearing a large golden medallion through a series of innuendoes.
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China will have its once-every-five years Communist Party National Congress later this year when a new generation of leaders will be revealed -- akin to an election year in the US, says Balding.
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Throughout his life, businessman Donald Trump offered himself to the world as a sex symbol, even as his physique succumbed to hamburgers and gravity and his hair required heroic measures to address obvious balding.
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The connection between Larry David and Bernie Sanders — two balding Jewish curmudgeons — was solidified when Mr. David, the "Curb Your Enthusiasm" creator, played Senator Sanders to a T in several "Saturday Night Live" cameos.
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"Companies know that when they send money to China, it's basically a one-way gate," said Christopher Balding, an associate professor of finance at the Peking University HSBC School of Business in Shenzhen, China.
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China's central bank and national statistics bureau "are constantly changing, redefining, introducing and excluding statistics, and I don't think it is by accident," said Christopher Balding, an associate professor at Peking University HSBC Business School.
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But still: have we all, at one moment in our life, not been this middle-aged, balding man—holding onto a moment of intense, cinematic emotion in the most cliche yet life-affirming way possible?
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In July, an American professor, Christopher Balding, at Peking University's HSBC School of Business announced his departure from China through a blog post, citing that the tightening control over open discussion makes him feel unsafe.
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As Father Sandoval walked around the village, wearing a thick brown habit, his curly mop of white hair, balding crown and moderate pouch made him resemble a stock Friar Tuck in a "Robin Hood" adaptation.
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Among the signers were anchors and media personalities like Clare Balding, Sue Barker and Angela Rippon, and distinguished journalists like Lyse Doucet, Jane Garvey, Emily Maitlis, Mishal Husain, Zeinab Badawi, Katya Adler and Sarah Montague.
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Hopkins and bandmate Liv Bruce had been eyeing the top-shelf wigs behind the register for their balding third touring member, Cameron, but as soon as I'd explained the deal, both dispersed into the aisles.
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Mair, slight of build and balding with a gray goatee beard, refused to speak to police, enter a plea or offer any defense at the London Old Bailey trial, which was treated as a terrorism case.
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GLH, owned by Ronco, brought the concept into the public consciousness with its ubiquitous infomercials in the 1990s, which featured the company's founder Ron Popeil pulling balding men out of an audience and spraying their heads.
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Christopher Balding, an associate professor at the HSBC School of Business at Peking University, said that an analysis of corporations' interest payments to Chinese banks suggested that 8 percent of loans to companies might be troubled.
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Aside from McConaughey's impressive ability to star in two separate movies about looking for gold, he can also add that he gained 40 pounds for a role and sports a balding hair piece to his résumé.
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The painting shows the Victorian writer clean shaven, with long, wavy hair, looking over his left shoulder, a contrast to the more common image of an ageing Dickens, with long bushy beard and messy, balding hair.
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Still, the magazine's copy editors dutifully hyphenate "teen-ager" even as we half-heartedly enforce the ban on "balding"—the editor William Shawn preferred "partly or partially bald"—without knowing exactly what is wrong with it.
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To prevent the inexorable balding process in which bagels shed their toppings, a fine slurry of modified tapioca starch works like a powerful, edible glue, firmly affixing a dense, even layer of toppings to baked bagels.
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Cindy Shaw, a carbon-research scientist with the Canadian Forest Service, studies the boreal forest — the world's most northerly forest, which circles the top of the globe like a ring of hair around a balding head.
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The absence of obvious moralizing, the catch-as-catch-can prosody, the raggedy serendipity of his long-necked and balding birds and animals turn out to spring from someplace deep in his sly and adaptable personality.
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On March 222, Mr. Pashinyan, 21, a balding man with a salt-and-pepper beard and slight paunch, began a quixotic walk across central Armenia to protest an effort by the president to skirt term limits.
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If she succeeds in one day becoming a foster parent, Donnovin will teach his new sibling to play Fortnite and to care for Sally, the aging and balding hamster who lives on top of his dresser.
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I'm pretty honest with myself that I probably wouldn't have been on that cover if I hadn't looked so different from the rest of the industry — if I had instead been another balding, middle-aged white guy.
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The US dollar is very likely to rise following Fed's rises and that "will put a lot of pressure on the yuan throughout 2017", said Christopher Balding, a professor at Peking University HSBC Business School in Shenzhen.
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The portly, balding middle-aged man was seen stumbling and wiping his face after the assault, and later clips showed him seeking help from people while gesturing to his face and then being escorted to a clinic.
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By the time of his death, at 37, Mr. Perez was a balding father running with men half his age, a throwback whose taste for Biggie Smalls, Air Jordans and knife fights harked back to the '90s.
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So I told him that he was a short, fat, balding, loser, that he could go f--- himself, and that his bar and menu were terrible (this is in front of multiple staff and guests, mind you).
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Within days, Palestinian security forces arrested his uncle, Ahmed Halawa, 50, a burly, balding man with a salt-and-pepper mustache who was a police officer and former member of Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigades, Fatah's armed wing.
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David Ogden Stiers, the tall, balding, baritone-voiced actor who brought articulate, somewhat snobbish comic dignity to six seasons of the acclaimed television series "M*A*S*H," died on Saturday at his home in Newport, Ore.
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"Movements of this speed and magnitude have to be either official intervention or officially directed action by Beijing," said Christopher Balding, an associate professor of finance at the Peking University HSBC School of Business in Shenzhen, China.
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Camouflaging hair loss comes down to giving each client the right haircut and color, then working with her face shape to conceal balding along the edges or at the crown (or both) with whatever hair is remaining.
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We talk constantly — to the point of nauseousness — about diversity, but we don't really reflect this giant swath of people like me who are sort of balding middle-aged guys without a college degree from the Midwest.
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It took barely over a minute for Philippe Poutou, a balding and unkempt Ford factory mechanic from Bordeaux running as a fringe candidate in France's presidential election, to puncture the mutually protective world of the race's mainstream.
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So it's sort of pleasant to mention, just for the heck of it, that lately Miller's seemed to be trying to fight premature balding by spraying some kind of black stuff on the top of his head.
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In 1997, the agency approved a lower-dose formulation of finasteride (Propecia) for the treatment of male pattern hair loss, a gradual thinning that leads to either a receding hairline or balding on the top of the head.
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Some of the most glaring examples of the gender pay gap, as highlighted by The Guardian, include the disparity between leading sports presenters Lineker (on more than £1.75m) and national treasure Clare Balding, who earns £150,000 to £199,999.
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This is great and all—it is true, I do enjoy Feeling the Bern every so often—except for the fact that I don't want to think about a cranky, balding socialist while I'm trying to get laid.
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Williams throws herself into the role (and finds a worthy foil in Rockwell, who manages, as his character ages, to look balding and dapper at the same time), and she milks every moment she can from the material.
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"What is interesting is how plausible the world found this scenario, like just waiting for the shoe to drop," said Christopher Balding, an associate professor of finance at the Peking University HSBC School of Business in Shenzhen, China.
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Seth Stephens-Davidowitz, who has written a book on how the internet uses your data, has himself experienced the strangeness of being targeted by a Facebook ad for hair loss cream despite never having posted anything about balding.
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They take the stage at the Lab, Lloyd looking like a tall backwoodsman with balding head and full beard; Chris, bald, bespectacled, austerely professorial; Tony, white-haired and dressed, by comparison, quite fashionably in a polka-dot shirt.
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Tall, shy, mischievous, blue-eyed, gray-bearded and balding (he's looked old since he was young), sometimes seen in Nehru jackets or on tatami mats during the 19973s and 70s, he has loomed over the city's literary life.
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For instance, our fathers didn't have Tressless, since 2011 Reddit's "most popular online community for hair loss and balding," where users post selfies of their hairline for crowdsourced advice, and debate the effectiveness of various pills, shampoos and lotions.
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The courageous woman grabbed the balding, bearded man's hands and told him to get out of her Upper East Side apartment, forcing the man to run off, the New York City Police Department confirms in a statement to PEOPLE.
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"If you're Xi Jinping, you probably could not have written a better script for how this year could go with Trump essentially retreating across the board on these issues," says Christopher Balding, a professor of economics at Peking University.
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Mr. Balding cited the downward pressures that have been building on the Chinese currency in the face of outflows, as citizens and companies rush to get their renminbi offshore and convert it into more international currencies, like the dollar.
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Schmidt, a soft-featured, 58-year-old pathologist (or, as he put it, "a balding, fat white guy"), has served as the chief medical examiner for Wayne County, which includes Detroit, one of the nation's busiest morgues, for 13 years.
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The study, conducted by Christopher Balding, an associate professor at Fulbright University Vietnam, and London-based conservative think tank Henry Jackson Society, looked through CVs of Huawei employees that were leaked online from unsecured databases and websites run by recruitment firms.
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US pulls back While many countries may have gone into OBOR with a "more rosy tinted view of what China's intent was," the scales are increasingly falling from their eyes, said Christopher Balding, a professor of economics at Peking University.
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In one, Christie discusses his lifelong Mets fandom and is polished and even a little charming in the way of someone who has spent a lot of time telling the same stories to ballrooms full of balding boosters and partisans.
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She knows that she cannot help but disappoint her mother, make painful social blunders (telling "Horatio" that his opinions are "the sort of rubbish you'd expect from fat, balding, Tory, Home Counties, upper-middle-class twits") and experience culinary disasters.
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Prince, who sported a neatly trimmed white beard, balding head and dark-rimmed glasses usually perched precariously high on his forehead, hung a bulletin board in his Rockefeller Center office in New York adorned with notes he wrote to himself.
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Stop looking at each other and start staring at the DJ Why would you want to talk to people or dance with people or even make any human connections at all when there's a balding nerd pressing buttons on stage?
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Beside me, the pilot, Mike Schaefer, a big, balding German with a salt-and-pepper goatee and black-framed glasses, turned to his co-pilot, Robertas Komza, a skinny Lithuanian new to desert flying, and ordered him to take us higher.
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The widely disseminated mug shot of the older, balding DeAngelo, juxtaposed beside a decades-old police sketch of a young suspect with longish hair parted in the middle, twinned the distance of the long-ago with the immediacy of now.
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Jason Momoa was transformed from a muscular actor into a balding guitar player in a commercial for Rocket Mortgage shown during the Super Bowl LIV on Sunday, and fans appear to be entertained, and some slightly scarred, by the ad.
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Diminutive and balding, Cifuentes had the demeanor of a middle-aged accountant as he peered over his eyeglasses and explained the mundane inner-workings of his organization, which supplied Chapo with thousands of kilos of cocaine in the early 2000s.
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The image is oddly beguiling: a cartoonish, rosy-cheeked head of a white man, with a balding pate, straggly strands of hair draping his ears, shiny blue eyes, an enormous nose, caterpillar-like nostrils, and buck teeth overlapping puffy pink lips.
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Balding said that the yuan's exchange rate had become "more dependent on the US dollar than a couple of years ago" and the Chinese central bank needed to manage the interest rate differentials between China and the US carefully to avoid capital flight.
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An open online petition calling for CUP to refuse all censorship requests from the Chinese government published by Christopher Balding, an academic at Peking University's HSBC School of Business in Shenzhen, had garnered more than 700 signatories before the publisher's change of heart.
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It depicted a balding man standing and covered in blood with the moniker "Penne in tomato sauce", a badly scratched up woman next to him labeled "Penne au gratin", and finally feet sticking out between the floors of a collapsed building titled "Lasagne".
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" Christopher Balding, a professor of economics at Peking University, said that it was "entirely fair to say that Trump is using the rhetoric of a protectionist leader and Xi is effusively using the rhetoric of free trade, markets, globalization, openness and inclusiveness.
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This is the Victorian mini-empire of Captain Macheath (known by the terrorized as Mack the Knife), played by Rory Kinnear as a working-class lout made good, who swathes his stocky, balding, middle-aged self in the sexy perfume of notoriety.
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"It's going to happen," said Christopher Balding, an associate professor of finance at the HSBC Business School at the Peking University Shenzhen Graduate School, "when a firm goes bust that you've never heard of, or in a city you've never heard of."
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In the late evening of August 29, 1968, a balding fifty-seven-year-old wearing a black suit and a black tie took the stage at the International Amphitheatre, in Chicago, to accept his party's nomination for the Presidency of the United States.
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But that hasn't stopped his detractors from casting him as a terrifying enemy of the faith — Regan in "The Exorcist" and Damien in "The Omen" rolled together and grown up into a balding and bespectacled Jesuit — and silencing him whenever they can.
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Brightly lighted and heavily shadowed, standing out against his garishly striped robe and the horn he raises to his mouth, the German artist's balding, blocky head reads as a glimmer of self-reflection about to drown in an unthinking tide of rage.
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Peter Rushton—a balding, white-haired man with the air of an elderly academic—munched on a shop-bought wrap as he waited for the attending police to unblock the door so he could listen to a series of anti-Semitic speeches.
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Last August, Balding launched an online petition calling for Cambridge University Press (CUP) to refuse all censorship requests from the Chinese government after the publisher had bowed to pressure from Beijing to block online access to hundreds of scholarly articles in China.
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In a comical twist, Momoa proceeds to remove (faux) layers of his arm muscles and stomach, and then sheds a chunk of his long hair to reveal a balding head before playing what appears to be a lap guitar on the couch.
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Addressing a news conference in the headquarters of the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC), the balding, slightly built chief of the agency was experiencing a cathartic moment, just as much of the country has since Najib's surprise defeat in a May 9 general election.
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Otherwise, there are two other balding older chaps hanging around Winterfell who might fit the bill: Ser Davos, who has proven to be a trusty advisor thus far; or Maester Wolkan, who was serving the Boltons at Winterfell before Ramsay met his timely end.
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Balding men and their wine-drinking spouses; teenage girls dusted in glitter; wreckheads stumbling their way along the old railway track; carnival operators, world-class DJs, farmers, security guards, Liverpudlians, Bristolians, international jet-setters and druids—they've all come together for the year's greatest party.
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But the sheriff said that no clear motive had been established as to why Mr. Highnote — a bearded, balding 59-year-old described by the few who knew him as a loner and a recluse — walked into a Chinese restaurant in nearby Trenton, Fla.
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As for the fight itself, it was put into motion by the walking Millennial stereotype that is Jesse Eisenberg's Lex Luthor, whose balding moment at the end of the movie was the biggest letdown of the entire movie (he gets his head shaved in prison?).
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Balding says he will primarily be looking to see if there's an "infusion of younger talent" into the powerful committee that sits atop the Chinese system -- a signal that Xi would look to step down at the end of the next five-year term.
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Despite Huawei's denials, an independent research paper by Donald Clarke of George Washington University and Christopher Balding of Fulbright University Vietnam, concluded Huawei's controlling holding company is 99 percent held by an entity called a "trade union committee," which typically means heavy government involvement.
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"We already know several genes involved in balding and hair color, but this is the first time a gene for graying has been identified in humans, as well as other genes influencing hair shape and density," study author Kaustubh Adhikari, from University College London, said.
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Set in 2011, the novel reimagines the Occupy movement as an explicitly intergenerational conflict: millennials hitting back at the profligacy of baby boomers in a campaign of "domestic terrorism," waged largely online and coalescing around one bitter, balding man whose mother still makes his sandwiches.
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A stone house with a red tiled roof sits above the wall, which turns out to be the home of our host, Carles Alonso, who looks like the Catalan version of David Crosby with a balding head, long grey hair and a big, bushy mustache.
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Of the trio, it's Capcom's newly suited and sort-of-rebooted survival horror release that I've gotten furthest into the guts of—I'm a few scares from the end, but I can feel it approaching, with more menace than a balding beer-gut swinging a shovel.
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And then, as if to remind us that we're not in the Old nor the New World of wine, but in the developing one, where marketing and subtlety go together like Donald Trump and balding, you clock the four enormous wine bottle replicas that punctuate the room.
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He's come close a few times—as an embattled U.S. senator in Lions for Lambs, a German officer who attempted to bring down Adolf Hitler in Valkyrie, a ruthless and balding studio executive in Tropic Thunder—but none of them really felt like someone you'd ever meet.
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He was a balding field general with a fringe of gray who, at 34, in his old-fashioned high-topped shoes, had undeniably lost a step or two, but kept picking himself up off the ground to find a way to beat you, and New York cheered.
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Some of the movies get it very close (Marlon Brando in The Godfather), while some movies are way too liberal with the wrinkles and the balding and end up getting it totally wrong (like Dustin Hoffman in Little Big Man and Biff in Back to the Future Part II).
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It is this spirit that led to the creation of the 610 Stompers, a wildly popular, large group of middle-aged men, often paunchy and balding, who wear pale blue polyester coaching shorts, luxurious moustaches and bright red sateen jackets while gyrating enthusiastically to hits of the day.
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This money would be more effective if it was directed to private businesses, according to Hu. Rather than fueling a rebound, the central bank's recent cuts may only "prevent growth from truly collapsing," said Christoper Balding, a China expert at the Fulbright University Vietnam in Ho Chi Minh City.
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"It is disturbing to academics and universities worldwide that China is attempting to export its censorship on topics that do not fit its preferred narrative," said the petition, started by Christopher Balding, an associate professor at the Peking University HSBC Business School in the southern Chinese city of Shenzhen.
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"The level of detail that is provided in the article is, I think, relatively unique for any type of story of a Chinese company in Chinese media," Christopher Balding, an associate professor at the Peking University HSBC Business School in the southern Chinese city of Shenzhen, said by telephone.
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By studying how the different genes involved in pigmentation work, we may be able to one day design drugs to change our hair color "internally" without dyeing it, stop/slow balding or hair loss in general, or delay hair greying — potentially changing the way we view ourselves, and others, forever.
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"Any time somebody in China magically snaps their fingers and has a lot of money, in this case a colossal amount of money, that sets off red flags for me," said Christopher Balding, associate professor of finance and economics at Peking University's campus in Shenzhen, a city in southern China.
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We stood at the front against the barrier while Warren Ellis arrived with his violin and John the Baptist beard, followed by the rest of the balding Bad Seeds, Nick Cave last of all in his bespoke suit, and wide-open shirt, that Gothic, possibly Germanic, mustache thankfully absent now.
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Immediately prior to the arrival of the Invincibles generation in Italy, there was one intrepid pioneer at Arsenal who had already experienced the harsh world of Serie A. That exotic adventurer was David Platt, a man who was somehow both balding and mulleted by the time he arrived in North London.
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Surely there's a finish line; a point we'll reach when the You Must Be This Hot in Order to Participate sign at the amusement park ride disappears, and we all get a seat on the roller coaster (right alongside the lumpy, balding, graying, potbellied men who've been riding the entire time).
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When they first met Wes—who, though he was balding under his ever-present camo ball cap, seemed much younger than his 31 years—he'd been at the refuge for five days, and seemed to be straining under the pressure of guarding a man who had suddenly become the country's most conspicuous outlaw.
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For those in Northern California who are severely lacking in their very own Monk's Café, a place where they can convene with their friends and kvetch about the little indignities of the world, Sacramento is now home to Costanza's, a Seinfeld-themed bar named for Jason Alexander's bumbling, balding character George Costanza.
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I could be wrong, but when there's a portly, balding dude with questionable dental hygiene who looks at the floor throughout the tour, and the woman he's with is fit, gorgeous, personable, fawns over him unnecessarily, and talks openly of her past beginnings in the sex industry, it certainly raises some questions.
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In the other thread, 12-year-old Otis (Noah Jupe) is a successful child actor with a steady income, some of which is used to pay his father James (LaBeouf, in a potbelly and balding mullet, playing his own father), who works as his chaperone, a requirement on set for child actors.
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As the foreman announced the verdict, the jury's nine men and three women — including a mathematician, postal worker and secondary school teacher — sat straight-faced, revealing little emotion, with only a few glancing in the direction of Cardinal Pell, who gazed at the floor, his thinning gray hair swept sideways over his balding head.
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The amount of muscle someone gains, where their body hair grows, how big their clitoris grows (it's usually between 1 to 3 centimeters), and whether or not they get male pattern baldness depends on the dosage of testosterone they're on, their specific body, and their family history (if your dad is balding, chances are you will, too).
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"It is doubtful that any of his customers ever knew that the smiling balding man who sold them fruit had been one of the most valiant fliers in the biggest war in human history," Dennis R. Okerstrom wrote in "Dick Cole's War: Doolittle Raider, Hump Pilot, Air Commando" (2600), describing him as "intensely unwilling to ballyhoo" his war service.
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Researchers at the USC lab could not confirm exactly when human trials could begin but were optimistic their findings could inspire a method for treating humans with alopecia and baldness in the near future by using some of the patient's own stem cells to grow skin with hair follicles in a lab, then transplanting it onto balding areas of the scalp.
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In a 17-minute confession video released by Iraqi intelligence on Friday, Mr. Mashadani, who appears to be solidly built and balding with a salt-and-pepper beard, says that he was born in 1973 and is from Tarmiya, a town north of Baghdad, and that he graduated from Iraq's College of National Security in 1992 before joining the country's military intelligence.
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Looking Back Still somewhat spry at 65 and looking — or so he believed — like a bespectacled, balding Jimmy Olsen in one of those narrow bow ties he favored, David W. Dunlap settled into a window cubicle overlooking an unprepossessing stretch of West 41st Street, took three or four sips of his black French Roast coffee, inhaled shallowly and held that breath.
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"Person X looks like Person Y I met in Context Z a number of years ago" is her formula to transport us into her past, to narrate a series of sleazy hookups with more or less forgettable pseudo-intellectual types (the balding "magazine guy"; the flabby, aging community college professor; the wannabe comedian quoting The Vagina Monologues; the pretentious graduate student).
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Sure, the venue still contained a fair few bright eyed and bushy tailed youngsters, but for every spunky 22 year old with a pocket full of pingers and a rampant desire to drone on about the implications of a potential Brexit over increasingly badly rolled cigarettes, you couldn't help but be bumbled into by a balding middle manager who'd forgotten just how potent pills can be.
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You know, the sort of thing a record label wants circulating around the desktops and Whatsapp folders of every music writer south of Orpington by 11 AM. Then I set up a Twitter for myself and only followed Clare Balding, so that people could see I had the oddball and kooky sense of humor you expect from the social media accounts of desperate artists.
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The Magic Gang were hosting an event at Bleach that night, and it would be at that event that FKA Balding Girls would make their name, where the contract would be signed, where dreams would be made and I would gleefully hand away twenty five years worth of rights plus merchandise to some cabal I'd only met once over avocado toast and Polish beer.
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Standard & Poor's has said half of the country's provinces merited junk status; domestic credit ratings agencies have rated all the bonds issued so far as Triple A. "Severely indebted provinces that are hugely reliant on declining industries, such as coal and steel, have been able to sell bonds at incredibly low rates," said Christopher Balding, professor of economics at Peking University HSBC Business School.
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The first reference came in 2005 when Kanye freestyled on the YouTube channel Tim Westwood TV ("I ain't no clown like Ronald / Uh, more like Donald / Trump, with the way I get it crunk"), then in 2009's "Flashing Lights (Remix)" ("You fired mothafucka Donald Trump ni**a"), and then in 2010's "So Appalled"("Balding Donald Trump taking dollars from y'all / Baby, you're fired, your girlfriend hired").
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The first reference came in 2005 when Kanye freestyled on the YouTube channel Tim Westwood TV ("I ain't no clown like Ronald / Uh, more like Donald / Trump, with the way I get it crunk"), then in 2009's "Flashing Lights (Remix)" ("You fired mothafucka Donald Trump ni**a"), and then in 20163's "So Appalled" ("Balding Donald Trump taking dollars from y'all / Baby, you're fired, your girlfriend hired").
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The first reference came in 2005 when Kanye freestyled on the YouTube channel Tim Westwood TV ("I ain't no clown like Ronald / Uh, more like Donald / Trump, with the way I get it crunk"), then in 2009's "Flashing Lights (Remix)" ("You fired mothafucka Donald Trump ni**a"), and then in 2010's "So Appalled" ("Balding Donald Trump taking dollars from y'all / Baby, you're fired, your girlfriend hired").
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In retail we see new ventures targeting changing shopping habits, as advanced e-commerce and logistics technology allows for more customization; in health care, telemedicine is taking off, with upstarts using mobile apps to connect doctors and patients in a wide array of disciplines, from balding to birth control; and in transportation and warehousing we see companies using robotics and autonomous vehicle technology to continue to change the way humans and machines work together.
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But there was something unnerving and surreal about watching a mostly male audience of aging tattooed bros whipped into a barbaric frenzy, chanting slogans while Paul Ryan does his Ben Stiller as the evil nurse in Happy Gilmore act on the closed captioned TV. He's babbling about making America great again and they're screaming about the priests of Iwo Jima in the next room over, and we're in this old rundown theater and a balding schlub is stumbling around in a Sturgill Simpson T-shirt next to me.
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