They get a blue bead for every clinic visit; a red bead for blood transfusions; a glow-in-the-dark bead for echocardiograms; a brown bead for hair loss.
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In daily Bible classes, I made salvation bracelets on tiny leather cords—a black bead for my sin, a red bead for the blood of Jesus, a white bead for purity, a blue bead for baptism, a green bead for spiritual growth, a gold bead for the streets of Heaven that awaited me.
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Edun wooden bead macramé tank, $990; merino wool funnel-neck sweater, $590; and wooded bead clutch with chain, $490; at Edun; edun.com.
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The closer the bubble is to the bead, the faster the bead is sucked into the space left behind by the collapsed bubble.
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Similarly, to slow a jiggling bead, the researchers time the infrared photons so they happen to hit the bead when it is moving toward them.
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Surface tension from the standing water launches the water bead back upward, each time with less energy, until eventually enough air is forced out and the bead coalesces with the larger mass.
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They also require a special nutrient, contained within the bead.
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Like when you made bead necklaces when you were 8.
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Click here to view original GIFThat little bead right there?
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The room is warm; occasionally a bead of sweat appears.
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It all resembles "The Glass Bead Game" by Hermann Hesse.
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Aspelmeyer's apparatus uses lasers to render this bead literally motionless.
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Physicists can also perform subtle gravity experiments on the bead.
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I felt joy when watching a reconstruction of "Moon Bead" (originally made in 1968), a single curved, steel wand fitted with a small silver bead that dances freely, twisting to create shapely, delicate forms.
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The lower, larger bead is an in-ear headphone in disguise.
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The bead on [Barry] Goldwater was that he was a nut.
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I've drawn a clear bead on my own emotions about things.
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"I look like a bead that's lost its necklace," she says.
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One day in 2014, a bead seller's wares caught his eye.
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After every challenge, Ella got a bead to create a necklace.
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Perler Bead artwork was (and still is) a pretty niche market.
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Do you have an African bead that is personally most important?
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On a formal level, the way to show that two quantities are equal is to pair them off: Match one bead on the right side of the equal sign with one bead on the left side.
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Using the periscope as an optical sight, the commander aligned a simple bead sight on the barrel's tip—like aiming a submerged rifle using its bead sight and a pair of binoculars—and ordered the gun fired.
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Think: bead-heavy, brightly colored, and as jangly as a wind chime.
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Clutching a medal without a bead of sweat can lead to disqualification.
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A weighted blanket made with breathable linen and a glass bead filling
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This is your life now, in bead hell, and you live here.
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We held our hands out to them and said PLEASE BEAD US!
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Just as we would draw a bead on one, it would change course.
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The gown was created using certified organic silk and featured glass bead embroidery.
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In Dr Geraci's experiment the suspended bead scatters laser light onto a detector.
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This alternative replicates its minimalist aesthetic down to the aluminum, bead-blasted finish.
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She would get a bead for every procedure, hospital visit and medical milestone.
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Later, new arrivals had to wear a single orange bead on their mala
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The silver bead vibrated the voices of the River straight into his eardrum.
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The bead continues to be sucked in even after the bubble has gone.
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The glass-bead installation in the reception area is definitely worth a look.
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And creating this tiny, serene bead is their first step into the unknown.
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As it turned to night, I kept a bead on the kitchen light.
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With every new bead I had to decide: Should I add it or not?
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The Hindu-bead controversy is not the only one ruffling feelings among Indo-Trinidadians.
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What I wanted was a single lost bead, just one stray, bright-blue feather.
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The other end was attached to a DNA tether with a small plastic bead.
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If the droplets bead up and skate across the bottom, the pan is ready.
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Her shop sells beads, offers bead weaving classes and throws craft-based birthday parties.
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Voilà: a perfectly overflowing little bead of despair, glinting in blown-up video glory.
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The researchers found evidence of clay fragments, stone artifacts and even a glass bead.
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Hentoff, who died in January, drew an instinctive early bead on why Dylan mattered.
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Color choices, layout, and bead placement are all important factors in developing a style.
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They gathered water and harvested clusters of black, bead-like fruits from the palms.
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As for a bead on total VC spending for African tech, figures can vary widely.
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We queer women are so much more than relaxed-fit denim and clay-bead necklaces.
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Leos Adler, Preciosa's bead production manager, set some sample boards on a conference room table.
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A glass bead depicts the head of Dionysus, the Greek god of wine and fertility.
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They rolled a bead on a tilted plate — which had been doused in the saliva.
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The ring slides back and forth along the dumbbell, like a bead on an abacus.
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In addition to her bead creatures, she has a line of sophisticated clear-glass jewelry.
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All you need is one little bead to create a sheer film of face fertilizer.
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To do so, the researchers create an underwater bubble next to a submerged glass bead.
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Bead Art Studio Pro is available for free and runs in-browser, over on itch.io.
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Each bead, each piece of leather, each metal is stitched with concentration and much deliberation.
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The bead-wearing, calypso-dancing president is probably a better guide to what the future holds.
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By modulating the sound, that pocket can be moved around, changing the position of the bead.
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By his fifth run, the patch had failed, and the gel bead slurry trickled out again.
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Even as the rain seems to be crushing the car, one hard bead at a time.
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"We have some happy shareholders, yes, but they always keep a bead on us," she added.
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We pick out some bead board to cover over old broken tiles in our master bathroom.
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Some larvae were exposed to only one size of bead, while some were exposed to both.
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A bead of sweat dropped from his disheveled hair into the crevice of an earnest grin.
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In the paper they describe how they slow the bead by pelting it with infrared photons.
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Seemingly every bead of sweat flew from his head to the ring's canvas and front rows.
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The clinical psychologist wanted her to move the colorful wooden pieces of a bead maze puzzle.
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But it was a risky play; the his weapon's noise gave Snax a bead on his location.
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"Now we have a tattoo artist, a bead artist, henna, silk screens and a carpenter," says Jerome.
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They used to be kids with guitars and those metal-bead Hot Topic chokers, the video promises.
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Weeks pass, and eventually you are more bead than person, wondering if perhaps you were ever real.
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Instead of maintaining a sharp boundary between bead and vacuum, the bead's outline becomes cloudy and diffuse.
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One tiny object measuring just 3.6 centimeters (1.4 inches) was initially overlooked and mistaken for a bead.
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In later years, tires got an edge, called a bead, that held it to the wheel's rim.
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Off to the side is a bead-board-paneled half bathroom with a marble-and-brass sink.
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Once the fireworks are underway, try to follow a single bead of light falling in the sky.
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I think I may have presented too many hate targets for bullies to get a bead on.
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Yeah, normally the bead that I deem to be most important is the one I just sold.
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But insights from this bead-filled plastic drum might one day be important for potentially life-saving forecasting.
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It also has a bead-blasted steel case and a "tropical" tan dial with Superluminova markers and hands.
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It sits on bead-lock wheels (the wheels bolt onto the tires) inspired by the Mercedes G-Class.
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Tiny nanostructures prevent substances from gripping these surfaces, leading the mess to bead up and roll right off.
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Short-stays were sometimes billetted with the famous, separated by a bead curtain and on sagging camp beds.
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"And at the end of all that, all you have is one measly glass bead," Mr. Pus said.
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The fabric is smooth but highly textured to promote water bead formation and prevent the curtain from soaking.
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Perhaps he knew that even idle talk about his new girlfriend, about a relative's bead business, was fleeting.
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Part 2: Different Distances The second part of the video shows how distance affects the bubble-bead interaction.
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Solange Knowles is a couple huge diamonds short after a bead-throwing mishap in New Orleans Thursday night.
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If you apply too much, it'll squeeze out at the sides when you top it with a bead.
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She designs the glass-bead necklaces ($275) her husband wears on TV, a nifty bit of cross-promotion.
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"Each bead, each piece of leather, each metal is stitched with concentration and much deliberation," says Bint Altaf.
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To get a bead on this question, let me distinguish it from a couple of other related questions.
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The Japanese astronomers studying it say it has the shape of a top or even an abacus bead.
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The only noise is the plink of water dripping, one bead at a time, into a shallow pool.
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Let's say the glass bead experiment across the Fram Strait works and there is a localized cooling effect.
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And since it's so lightweight, thanks to eco-friendly foam bead filling, you can move it wherever, whenever.
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LS: It's actually just a little bead, I guess, they just pull through the floor, underneath the carpet.
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" A reader in Oregon said the story "gives me something to hold onto, an amulet, a prayer bead.
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Lise Mousel, Ms. Lindstrom's niece, worked with Jamey D. Allen, a bead historian and artisan, to organize the collection.
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The "Pearl" dress took over 600 hours to hand-bead, and over 2,000 pearls and Swarovski crystals were used.
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Hayabusa 2 project manager Yuichi Tsuda said it looks like a piece of fluorite, or even an abacus bead.
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If a force displaces the bead, the pattern of light changes, permitting the bead's new position to be calculated.
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Avoiding wedding boutiques, I found a designer ivory cocktail dress with bead trimming on clearance at a department store.
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The Raindrop Cake, made to look like a beautiful over-sized bead of water, reportedly tastes like literally nothing.
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But as the smaller operations have struggled, Preciosa's bead factory in Desna has only flourished, as has the town.
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The Moderators is a nuanced investigation into one bead on a long chain binding us to social media technology.
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Dabls has been an artist, curator, and historian for over 30 years, founding the African Bead Museum in 2000.
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As candidates step off the elevator, every bead of sweat, awkward handshake, and nervous laugh is captured on camera.
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It also helps develop new businesses - tourism, bead-making and livestock markets - so nomads are less dependent on herding.
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In the diptych "Spiral" (333), Webster depicts two circular forms made up of concentric circles of bead-like shapes.
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Another told me how learning to recognize the bead hues from my patterns helped him with his color blindness.
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Even in Bangkok's notoriously unforgiving climate, there isn't a single bead of sweat to mar the dignified septugenarian's makeup.
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Dyson says the Supersonic includes a "glass bead thermistor" — that's a thermometer, for non-engineers, though it is lovely hearing "glass bead thermistor" over and over again in a British accent — that regulates the temperature of the air flow, even if you have the dryer popped up to the highest heat level.
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She points to the potential for a metal shard to resemble a rib, or the fantasy of a plastic bead.
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Another person eating Kellogg's Corn Flakes this past February reported finding a piece of round amber glass resembling a bead.
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"The Mount Everest bead on my bracelet represented my uphill battle as I learned to walk on it," explains Grace.
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To "pull" on the bead, they focused light on a small spot near it, giving rise to an attractive force.
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Droplets of melted lard bead on the surface of the accompanying turmeric-tinted bone broth like an iridescent oil spill.
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But with Glaspy you have a clearer bead on whatever love the song is about—just not whether it's hers.
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Adding a #fun #floral #bead accent to your gig bag can help you stand out amongst a sea of shredders.
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Although she had been cooking for a decade, it was hard to draw a bead on her busy work history.
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Researchers are still getting a bead on parrot intelligence, and they are repeatedly surprised by each new display of it.
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The bubble expands to a maximal size and begins to collapse, sucking the glass bead towards it as it does.
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The bright spot in upper left is known as a Baily's bead, named after the astronomer who discovered the phenomenon.
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But this bead is truly still, regardless of whether you are judging it as a human or a dust mite.
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They think they can make the bead actually become a quantum superposition of two different beads, in two different locations.
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One of their goals is to understand the trajectory of specific configurations of this cloud-née-bead as it falls.
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This is the central catch-22 of quantum mechanics: By looking for information about the bead, you destroy that information.
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One instance of racing tech migrating to road use is the simple bead that fixes the rubber to the rim.
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The new feature is essentially a repellant that prompts rain droplets to bead up and roll off the material's surface.
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Berries hung in bead-curtain arrangements, and glossy persimmon-colored structures resembling bulbous pinecones made upturned pouches, catching the rain.
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"War Woman" depicts a double-headed figure in a puddle of glass guns, each with a millefiori bead and key.
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Elders come in and tell stories and the kids learn how to sew seal skin and they'll learn how to bead.
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If a full gel bead eye mask like mine isn't your style, there are other design options out there for you.
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What could be more fitting than Chopra selecting a gold sequin and bead encrusted gown to her first Golden Globes appearance?
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PowerUp X FPV Video Paper Airplane Kit See Details If only Frank Costanza had one of these relaxing bead-weighted blankets.
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There's also the nazar (most popular in Turkey), a royal blue glass bead with circles in the middle resembling a pupil.
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The film follows him as he pursues a mission to bring a Dzi bead, or protective amulet, to a holy land.
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Miss Pop used both baguettes and round shapes, which you can find at a bead and trim store or order online.
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She applied each bead individually, which she acknowledges is a time-consuming and delicate task, particularly for a nail art novice.
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PNG after your bead-self has been conceived in fire, but I couldn't get it to work in Chrome on OSX.
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It was perhaps foolish to believe that anyone, developer or otherwise, could instill the essence of bead in a simple image.
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I do, obviously, have a bead on the main stories of the week, like Jamal Khashoggi's murder and the midterm elections.
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Technically, although the bead is at the limit of its motionlessness, it still moves about a thousandth of its own diameter.
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Toward the back is a laundry room and family room under sloped ceilings with bead-board paneling, dormer windows and skylights.
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More elaborate gestures took shape in several flouncy dresses and bead-embroidered gowns, including one paired with a turquoise fur choker.
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Glass-bead rosaries were draped over framed photographs of her parents, brothers and sisters, and the Holy Family presided above her bed.
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That said, even when you're having a gel bead blaster fight, the S21 still relies on its infrared blaster for hit detection.
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Ancient Egypt's influence was obvious in the intricate bead designs of dresses, art deco patterns, and even popular soaps of the 1920s.
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Illinois and California recently passed bead bans, but it's the Microbead-Free Waters Act of 2015 that everyone's had their eyes on.
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One agate bead, "possibly a part of a necklace, was found near the right collar bone" of the male skeleton, they said.
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If the pan is hot enough and ready for cooking, you should see the droplets bead up and skate across the bottom.
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Helping parents keep their kids busy Kate Fryer's shop -- A Bead Just So -- in Ballston Spa, New York, is a micro business.
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She created small pendants — nine delicate stones and a pearl with "x9" engraved on a silver bead — for each of the women.
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When the boy turns a certain age, he has to leave his bead girl behind, and his wife is chosen for him.
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She also suggests Sasha's black bead bracelet is more than a simple string of "worry beads," as Coach Jones told her they were.
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Unfortunately, the stolen beer truck had GPS, so it wasn't exactly hard for the California cops to get a bead on its position.
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McKenzie Westmore, TV host: My favorite items this season are by Paloma Picasso Hammered Bead Bracelet and my Free People Convertible Vegan Crossbody.
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The biological quirks are the best bit After struggling to get a bead on some enemy droids, I found myself closing one eye.
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His last novel, "The Glass Bead Game," is a futuristic fantasy about an academy of scholars who are all male, and all single.
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"It was heavily inspired by Kenyan tribes and the idea of bead and pattern work being able to depict a story," Sehra says.
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A guy in a "DOPE" t-shirt, a bead necklace, and a camo hat slamdances with a girl in oversize gray cargo shorts.
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The foyer's millwork, diamond-paned windows, a light fixture with dangling crystal pendants and staircase with bead-like balusters set the period tone.
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DESIGNING WOMAN In 2016, Ms. Van Parys decided it was time to upgrade the bead and silver jewelry she'd been making for fun.
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Like the movie's plot, the kitchen on display — off-white bead board cabinets, Mediterranean tiles — feels dim, dated and, well, sort of suburban.
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Spills usually bead up on the surface for a while, and if you're quick to dry it up, you'll never know anything happened.
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Over and over, we bowed, extended the palms of your hands to the sky, and added another bead to a piece of string.
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Beneath her left shoulder was a bronze mirror, along with two spears and a glass bead bracelet along her left side and hand.
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Their neighbors on Murano, the Sent sisters, Susanna and Marina, are using their grandfather's glass factory to invent new techniques in bead making.
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Kobeba, little torpedoes of cracked wheat and ground beef, emerge from the deep fryer airy and yielding, betraying hardly a bead of oil.
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One man behind me can't stop talking about "the diamond effect," which is that famous "bead"effect we expect to see during an eclipse.
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The hand-embroidered iridescent sequin halter number retails for $6003,2600 and took over 26 man-hours to bead, and another week to sew together.
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Victoria Toline would hunch over the kitchen table, steady her hands and draw a bead of liquid from a vial with a small dropper.
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Of the four types of bead she tried, two proved good at removing phenolic compounds called oleuropein, ligstroside, oleacin and tyrosol from the pulp.
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And it does: I could make out every bead of sweat, forehead wrinkle, and gust of wind in the opening sequences of Wonder Woman.
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Photo: MIT NewsWe've already figured out how to treat surfaces so that liquids, like spilled food or raindrops, quickly bead up and roll away.
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Using the rotating bead mechanism made famous by the Rabbit Pearl, the rimming plug mimics the sphincter stimulation that makes ass eating so enjoyable.
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The micro-bead technology gives just the right amount of abrasive power to remove burned-on food and grease but doesn't scratch the surface.
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He dresses in expensive cabana wear: delicate cotton shirts paired with chinos that are hiked high and held up by an Indian-bead belt.
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The block party will feature hands-on art workshops including a bead-making workshop that recreates the solar system as intimate pieces of jewelry.
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One little bead of the J.One Hana Cream is able to cover the entire face while imparting the exact dose your skin actually needs.
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It's awesome because it shows the sublime power of the sun: That one bead of light is still intense enough to cause eye damage.
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Campaigns are now so long and media scrutiny is so intense that we have a pretty good bead on all of our modern presidents.
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Every time a bead of perspiration rolled down my leg, I'd assume it was an ant and tried to flick it off, never learning.
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One major challenge was simply getting the bead to stay levitated inside the laser beam, says physicist Uroš Delić of the University of Vienna.
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A second suite has a fireplace and a bath with a stand-alone tub, a separate shower, a pedestal sink and bead-board walls.
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Mr. Mamet, the author of criminal comedies including "American Buffalo" and "Glengarry Glen Ross," had a much better bead on the poetics of thuggishness.
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Beyond the dining room is a kitchen with refinished original cabinetry, butcher-block countertops, tile and bead-board wall surfaces and a farmhouse sink.
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A breakfast bar divides the kitchen from a brick-floored sitting room with bead-board walls and a ceiling that are painted glossy white.
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To the right is a room with a bead-board wainscot that started out as a men's parlor and is now used a study.
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Each glass bead contained DNA with slightly different information that gave a computer clues about the hypothetical rows, columns, and diagonals of the puzzle.
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On Murano, in a large gallerylike space that used to garage boats, the Sent sisters are revolutionizing traditional glass-bead jewelry their own way.
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What she thought would take a few months turned into five years of hand-applying one bead at a time with tweezers and glue.
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What she thought would take a few months turned into five years of hand-applying one bead at a time with tweezers and glue.
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The next, it felt as if someone had stuffed a large bead into my tracheostomy tube, leaving no gaps for air to flow through.
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Rick Owens has designed water bottles, and his spring/summer 20143 collection featured a $1,918 worry bead that consists of a crystal on a necklace.
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Click here to view original GIFWhen a droplet of water impacts a larger body of water it has a tendency to bead up and bounce.
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As for her sister, Gigi arrived wearing a sheer white, blue and gold bead-embellished dress with designs that resembled the wings of a butterfly.
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By extruding the wet paper he is able to create a thick bead of pulp that he can then build up to create decorative objects.
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The Vatican City's homeless population, on the other hand, can walk into Luigi's and order a quattro formaggi without causing a rosary bead-wielding mob.
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There are a lot of other symptoms of psychosis, but these are harder to get a bead on and they're harder to treat as well.
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Like a glass bead, the entire bacterial cell acts as a lens, focusing light on the point on the cell wall farthest from the source.
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As you can tell from the trailer, the parody will feature a pornified take on Ash Ketchum, complete with anal bead versions of Poké Balls.
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He tends to fall backward as he shoots, or moves sideways, which is not recommended if drawing a bead on a basket 25 feet away.
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For good measure, the shoes are also treated with a water-repellent layer to allow dirt, stains, and water to bead right off the surface.
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Black Panther Kimoyo Bead Glass Bracelet by RockLove, $29.95, available at shopDisneyYou don't need to go to Wakanda to get a set of kimoyo beads.
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" During their visit to the charity, Kate helped make bead bracelets and remarked that their 3-year-old daughter, Princess Charlotte, "would love making these.
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You are wearing quite a big chunky watch, a bead necklace, black jeans, Timberland boots, a green army cap, and I've never heard of you.
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The last part of the video shows that when they collapse, larger bubbles pull the glass bead towards them more quickly compared to smaller bubbles.
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" In New Hampshire, the governor appeared at a Masonic lodge with bead-board walls and old relief maps on the wall with countries labeled "U.
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Mr. Khan sat smiling after his victory, holding a prayer bead in one hand and occasionally shaking his head in disapproval of the opposition ruckus.
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In addition, heroin was concealed in body creams and aerosol cans, and pressed into bead shapes or sewn into the lining of purses and luggage.
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The bead's stillness comes with another caveat: Aspelmeyer's team has only forced the bead into its motional ground state along one dimension, not all three.
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The sisters employ refugees from Iraq and Syria to embroider and bead their edgy designs, which riff on Middle Eastern stereotypes and 1990s pop culture.
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New overtakes old in furniture, jewelry, ironwork, bead-encrusted evening gowns and opera capes, tapestries and lacquered folding screens, silver tea services and cigarette cases.
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In a paper out today in Molecular Cell, researchers claim they've found an exclusively tardigradean protein that the creature produces, forming it into a glass bead.
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Yet this unpredictability (think of him as the first Trump-ian pope) doesn't provide much insight to gain a bead on or care about the character.
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It feels worth noting this, if for no other reason than to draw a clearer bead on a place that can feel overburdened by outsider gloom.
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By measuring how nearby objects change the position of a floating bead, this kind of experiment can look at the forces spanning just a few microns.
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Moschino designer Jeremy Scott — who designed Cardi's jewel-covered, bead-encrusted dress and headpiece — watched as the pair chatted and caught up at the annual event.
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Checking my tan in the rearview, I saw that a single bead of perspiration had tracked a line down my forehead, terminating at my right eyebrow.
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They're held in midair by opposing ultrasound forces being emitted from speakers above and below; each bead has its own little ultrasound pocket it sits in.
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If you'd like to see some cool old videos and listen to his music, there's a pretty cool "bead" on Milq devoted to ska and rocksteady.
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Thankfully, one large oscillating fan stood at the front alleviating some of the heat, but as I spoke a bead of sweat trickled down my forehead.
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"This is what we call a sequin, versus a sew-on stone, versus a hot-fix stone, versus a bead," explained the workroom supervisor, Claire Fleming.
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Those sites consistently recommended "micro-dosing," reducing doses by ever smaller amounts over months or years, sometimes by removing one bead at a time from capsules.
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Manufacturers favor children for bead work and intricate embroidery as they are easier to control than adults, cost nothing and are dexterous, officials and campaigners said.
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"The jewelry would have had great value, as each bead would have taken many hours of skilled labor to carefully grind down and shape," Sawchuk said.
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It opens to a family room in an addition of uncertain date with bead-board paneling, painted brick walls and extensive built-in shelves and cabinets.
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Her look also featured a bugle-bead headpiece and 44-carat ruby nipples, which were custom-designed by Stefere Jewelry and cost $250,000, according to Vogue.
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I love the sound of a good rainstick, and this one was each little bead plummeting to the bottom of the stick, only times a hundred.
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When she floated in 2015, writer Allison P. Davis at The Cut said she "started to panic" once a "bead of saltwater" got trapped in her ear.
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The royal blue, sari-inspired gown featured intricate bead work that was hand-finished in India and included a matching sheer long-sleeved cape and clutch bag.
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They have a special function outside of prostate stimulation in that they invigorate the nerves around the anal opening as each bead is pulled from the anus.
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Frantic, Sophia runs back to her apartment and spends hours hunched over the dress, hand-stitching each bead back onto the bodice of the vintage silk dress.
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"Chanel Pharrell!" proclaimed singer-songwriter Pharrell Williams, decked out in a fitted Chanel tux accessorized with a dramatic black bead necklace that fell down over the lapel.
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Her brother took a more generic rocker personality on, covering his hair with a bandana and embellishing his ensemble with a rosary bead necklace and scarf belt.
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FYI: If you heard a hurtful rumor that the new Groundhog Day bake sale is a shell corporation to fund my bead collection, do NOT believe it!!
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And thirty-seven years after that, in "The Glass Bead Game," Hesse told the story of Joseph Knecht, who once again lives in a dormitory called Hellas.
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"We use organic aduki beans to create a texture in the massage bar, so that you've got small bead-like shapes to massage the muscles," she explained.
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Recently, Mr. Arora created a special rudraksha necklace for a client, encasing the bead in a web of gold and diamonds from which hangs a diamond briolette.
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From top: Vanda Jacintho wood and bead earrings, $262; resin bracelet, $462; resin chain choker, $621; and acrylic and titanium earrings, $423; at Barneys New York; barneys.com.
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Theory predicts that when they release the bead from the laser's levitational hold, its fuzzy outline will spread further to become an even larger, more diffuse cloud.
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It opens to an eat-in kitchen with marble-topped bead-board cabinets, a white subway tile backsplash, a cast-iron sink and cast-iron light fixtures.
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Andrew Geraci's equipment, on the other hand, comprises a glass bead 300 billionths of a metre across, held in a lattice of laser light inside an airless chamber.
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The VR experience accompanying Small Wonders at the Cloisters in New York is an immersive tour through the angels and demons of a tiny 16th-century prayer bead.
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Her bugle-bead headpiece (that Browne made in collaboration with milliner Stephen Jones) and bird-like shoulder pads added some shine and brought the striking get-up together.
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Her bugle-bead headpiece (that Browne made in collaboration with milliner Stephen Jones) and bird-like shoulder pads added some shine and brought the striking get-up together.
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Each book is a prayer bead on a string, and each prayer is a secular, circumspect prayer, a prayer and a protest and a charm against encroaching night.
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Kathy Ireland Weighted Blanket By applying gentle pressure from its 0.8mm glass bead filling, this weighted blanket from Kathy Ireland provides the same reassurance as a warm hug.
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By the late 1960s, troops in Vietnam were battling authorities over hair length, and the right to wear love-bead necklaces and draw peace symbols on their helmets.
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And with other radars able to track about a thousand objects per hour, they couldn't possibly do the job even if they could draw a bead on them.
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Ryan spends half of each week at her TriBeCa studio, meticulously piercing the fruits' foam with steel pins that are each loaded with a bead or a gem.
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Size: 1,288 square feet Price per square foot: $3133 Indoors: The main floor has the original oak-strip floors, a beamed ceiling and walls with bead-board trim.
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A bead of his sweat dropped dangerously close to my mouth once or twice but he was funny and his beard smelled like soap, so I didn't mind.
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Because without the ability to reflect profoundly on phenomena that is in the rearview, it is very difficult to draw a bead on what's happening in the present.
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Most recently, Bosworth made a showstopping appearance at the Venice Film Festival wearing a bead-encrusted and feather Miu Miu mini we still can't get out of our heads.
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As the Moon started to move away, I snapped a picture of the diamond ring effect — when one bead of sunlight shines bright at the edge of the Moon.
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Furthermore, even if Apple's bead arrangement (with two beads on one side of the divider and four on the other), it appears that the emoji itself is oriented incorrectly.
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The touch melted against her forehead and rolled down her skin like honey tears, hot and sweet and deep, to bead and tremble on her lips, then slip within.
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If you want to shoot something a bit more tangible, the S21 also comes with a gel bead blaster that fires what are essentially a generic version of Orbeez.
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Berger said the dating may force scientists to rethink their understanding of the emergence at that time of new technologies such as ochre production and bead work for adornments.
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The bead-embellished bolero in question comes from Milly and features silver, coppery red, gold and blue stripes, which fits right in with Palin's traditionally super patriotic campaign garb.
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But here, in his suit, sweat already beginning to dot the front of his white shirt and bead on his thinning hairline, he knows that it is utterly wrong.
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Martha Stewart Collection Silver Bead Double Invitation Frame, $59, available at Macy'sAfter all the time spent designing and sending out invitations, they can't forget to keep one for themselves.
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At the end of September, Rajneesh announced that his followers would no longer be required to wear red clothes or the "mala," the 108- bead necklace with his picture.
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The weight, shape and feel of each bead dictates which of several intricate knots should hold it in place — it is a delicate art of both touch and imagination.
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And other objects here, including a tiny, hinged wooden prayer bead that opens to reveal a minutely carved devotional scene, extend our view of European religious art beyond painting.
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These include meeting with a single mothers' group in Samburu, speaking with female wildlife rangers at Mount Kenya National Park, and visiting a ceramic bead-making workshop in Nairobi.
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The front parlor, which has vintage wood floors, a restored chandelier and walls painted a Victorian eggplant color, connects to a formal dining room with a bead-board ceiling.
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In order to get a closer look at the feathered foot, the team needed to slice the amber bead, which was only about the size of a dried apricot.
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Three years later, the channel has surpassed a million views, my work has been featured in numerous publications, and I frequently design official projects for the Perler Bead company.
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Though she lacked the fine-motor control to do shirt buttons, tie shoes, or write, she could work a semi-rigid plastic string through the small hole of a bead.
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If the FBI failed to share information or intelligence with Orlando law enforcement, or if the CFIX had little to no bead on Mateen, these reforms should be instituted immediately.
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Dressed in a black bead-and-lace peekaboo Stella McCartney number with a built-in shimmering nude slip, the star made a bold statement with her red Rapunzel-esque braid.
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The UCLA neuroscientist, a great lover of literature, tries to read Hermann Hesse's Glass Bead Game, an old favorite, only to realize that she finds him boring and too complex.
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Buying a gel mask taught me that I physically need to have my eyes covered by a magical gel bead-filled contraption in order to take a moment for myself.
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I ache to be there, enclosed in that spot of green, to live day after measured day of prayer and work, each as full and serene as a rosary bead.
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When I was four or five, we lived in Paris, France, and one day while digging in his garden he found a Stone Age bead and a flint projectile point.
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Excavations done over three years at the Fincha Habera rock shelter revealed troves of artifacts, including stone tools—some made from obsidian—several pottery shards, and a single glass bead.
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This fall collection's most surprising pieces — a graphic intarsia sweater, a purse made of wooden beads and, best of all, a wooden bead tank top — were all handmade in Madagascar.
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Here, levitating in midair—except there is no air because the box is in a vacuum—is a tiny glass bead a thousand times smaller than a grain of sand.
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It has been a staple of the local vegan and vegetarian scene since it opened in 2012 in Berry Hill, a charming neighborhood of recording studios, bead shops and cafes.
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The masks had small slits for the eyes and a string attached to the mouth slot and tied with a glass bead that the wearer would hold between her teeth.
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In 2009, a first location opened near the corner of 38th Street and Avenue of the Americas, an area whose claim to fame is being the city's unofficial bead district.
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A staircase in the family room takes you upstairs, where there are two bedrooms with angled bead-board ceilings, and a bathroom with a skylight and a walk-in shower.
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The woven basket, along with the tubular bead necklace around the woman's neck, suggest that the view of one's body is affected by the culture that one was born into.
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Mari Ann Hough, also wore custom Marchesa, celebrating her daughter's big day in a silver silk chiffon soft draped, one-shoulder gown with gunmetal crystal and bugle bead wisteria floral embroidery.
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Junkrat: Junkrat has the ability to deal indirect damage with his grenades, which he can easily and safely take out most Symmetra turrets once his team has a bead on them.
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Hazard loses control of the ball and Leo has a bead on it this time, but then his dad just straight-up tripped him, before turning his back on him forever.
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The cacophony was dizzying, intoxicating, and oppressive once the artillery gunners on the train started drawing a bead on my position via the machine guns that were set up around me.
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Using the near-infrared spectrum invisible to the human eye, the satellite detected buried walls, and digging yielded a carnelian bead from India similar to those found at other Viking sites.
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"On this film, we could really be elaborate and add a lot of extra bead work or sequins that wouldn't have been possible to do on the first film," she explains.
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But then they always awoke to the tatting drum, the endless shaking down of clear bead necklaces upon the roof, the walk, the gardens, the forests, and their dreams were gone.
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The head-to-toe suits that the researchers don in an airlock each morning ensure that no stray flake of skin or bead of sweat contaminates the bones with modern DNA.
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The deep scarlet, bead-crowned blown-glass figure in "Breathe," seated cross-legged and imperially calm, has pulled a clear glass baby out of her body by its triumphantly outstretched arms.
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A nodding hippie of a plant, Datisca cannabina is a woody perennial with vaguely cannabislike foliage; it sports pendulous, shaggy, fragrant wands of flowers that set chains of love-bead seeds.
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The mix worked best when Ms. Katrantzou let her wild creations breathe a bit, as when a simple sweater set off the wild splendor of a bead-fringed "Fantasia"-floral skirt.
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I spoke with Dabls recently about the future of Detroit, how art can empower a community, and what it meant to establish the first and only African bead museum in America.
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This spring, the Met launched an exhibit "Small Wonders: The VR Experience," inviting visitors to don a VR headset and explore the detailing on a 16th century Gothic prayer bead up close.
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It's also impressively transporting, as one moment you're standing in the Fuentidueña Chapel at the Cloisters, and the next you're on some Ender's Game-esque gridded plane, the bead looming above you.
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Her summer collection features special bead combinations in on-trend color palettes from neutrals to pastels, and of course, since it's the trend of the summer, some sea-shell details, to boot.
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An extravagant mid-century re-creation of New Orleans' French Quarter, it includes an active storefront, a hotel facade, a small cinema, a photo booth, costumed psychics, and a bead-tossing publicist.
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With suction cups to keep it in place, you could move the ToyerBee Bead Maze from the floor to higher surfaces like a side table as your baby grows into a toddler.
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In addition to staff training, Sesame Place has created quiet rooms: small, dimly lit spaces with comfortable armchairs and sensory bead mazes on the walls to provide a break from the stimulation.
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As workers try to get a bead on this threat, however, most tend to look upward, toward the managers and IT departments they suspect will wheel in the machines to outperform them.
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She has a Shang dynasty bronze bell from the second millennium B.C., covered with bead-like magical "eyes" that would have been taken to a mountain top in Southern China and sounded.
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Each colored bead represented a vaccination against a different disease: red for polio, yellow for hepatitis B and so on, so that doctors and parents could easily see which injections babies had.
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Both Aspelmeyer and Novotny, whose groups have been working on parallel projects for the past decade, are working toward an experiment in which they drop such a bead and observe what happens.
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Without them I could not dwell in the obscure streets of Patrick Modiano or follow the ascension of Joseph Knecht as the Magister Ludi in "The Glass Bead Game," by Hermann Hesse.
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I imagine him humming it as he served his rich classmates meatloaf in the dining hall, turning it over with his tongue like a worry bead: fuck 'em, fuck 'em, fuck 'em all.
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Dunst, 34, wore a pale pink dress with bead and lace embellishments, and was seen mingling with the other jurors, including Italian actress Valeria Golino and Hannibal star Mads Mikkelsen on Tuesday night.
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That Trump even had rosary beads was news -- practicing Catholics often use the beads for prayers, moving fingers along each bead to keep track of how many times each is said, and repeated.
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Ahead, we've rounded up the top-reviewed weighted blankets on the market according to customers who are soothed by them IRL — from handwoven velvety knits to glass bead-filled quilted styles and more.
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Included in her treasure trove are a number of custom pieces from Cartier, including a sapphire bracelet, an amethyst and turquoise bracelet and ring set and a coral bead necklace with an emerald clasp.
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These happy feet reside at the Audubon Aquarium of the Americas in Louisiana, where penguins put together their very own Mardi Gras celebration to help raise awareness for a Mardi Gras bead recycling programs.
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As the first bead of sweat trickled down my face, I got hotter and sweatier from sheer panic — how and where was I going to fix my face before I headed into my meeting?!
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While Wakanda may be fictional, the film's costume designer Ruth E. Carter drew from real people and places, traveling across Africa to study the patterns, bead work and silhouettes of various tribes and peoples.
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This piece, titled "Beady" (2018), combines a brilliant mélange of prefabricated elements, punctuated by the occasional original bead handmade by Gold in glazed ceramic — tactile flourishes in the colorful, irregular mesh of the net.
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It's a hallucinatory vision, equal parts surreal, symbolic, modern and faux-primitive, and the fact that the two human figures are of dramatically different sizes makes it very difficult to get a bead on.
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Two years ago, archaeologists excavating an ancient grave at Pylos in southwestern Greece pulled out a grime-encrusted object, less than an inch and half long, that looked like some kind of large bead.
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In an interview on Saturday, Ms. Klobuchar drew an even sharper bead on Ms. Warren, comparing her avoidance of how to pay for "Medicare for all" with Mr. Trump's habitual shirking of the truth.
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For example, Geraci is running an experiment in which he monitors the motion of a similar levitated bead to look for tiny forces predicted by theories that attempt to unify the laws of physics.
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The kitchen includes white wood cabinets with marble countertops, a white bead-board wainscot and a butcher-block work area with seating placed against a wall, to make efficient use of the narrow space.
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Miyabica's collection includes everything from bracelets consisting of a leather cord and a single tiny lacquer bead, which sell for about 3,000 yen, or $25, to necklaces with large pendants that cost about ¥300,000.
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At her atelier, she employs 100 artisans who embroider, bead and smock in techniques seen on the folk costumes of various Eastern European countries including former U.S.S.R. states like Kazakhstan, where she was born.
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You can understand the history of the bead trade or intertribal powwow music but it won't get you far with Gibson because he is operating in an open structure that denies a predetermined reading.
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Hand in hand with industry, the FCC has promised to eventually start using more accurate crowdsourced data to get a better bead on broadband availability, but the inclusion of pricing data remains nowhere in sight.
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The high altitude vantage point makes it easy to rain death down on your opponents, and the constant bob of your hover makes it tricky for snipers like Widowmaker or Hanzo to get a bead.
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Finally, an adjacent circular offering holds an approximately 9-year-old sacrificed boy found with a wooden war god disk, a jade bead necklace and wings made from hawk bones and attached to his shoulders.
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As he mentions early on, the margins on this type of work are very tight, but for the purposes of the video, it's worth it to watch the bright flash of that gold bead solidifying.
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Most weighted blankets are filled with some kind of bead to give it weight, and Blanquil's didn't shift too much to one side; it looked like a normal blanket, not a duvet filled with pebbles.
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I startled a pronghorn, a relative of the antelope, which took off, kicking up sparks of dirt; I trailed it across several hundred yards of upland meadow, until it was a bead in the distance.
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Size: 702 square feet Price per square foot: $21 Indoors: The interior is still a single room, with a vaulted ceiling with exposed trusses, pale yellow walls and a white bead-board wainscot and trim.
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In much the same vein, this lanyard bead is bizarre, perhaps even misleading (what exactly is the point?), but it's hard not to look at that toothy grin and menacing tongue and crack a smile.
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The energy for propelling the spores turns out to come from the surface tension of water — the forces that cause a drop of water to roll up into a bead on a water-repellent surface.
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She would inject a bead of ginger extract into a lemon-flavored bubble, or blood orange into a beet juice globule, creating spheres within spheres that would deliver a unique multipop sensation unattainable on Earth.
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They invented some new techniques, like mixing oxygen with gas, which allowed them to create a bigger bead and statement jewelry unlike what the women stringing beads by the lagoon had been making for centuries.
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Two guest bedrooms and a sitting room, all with angled ceilings, dormer windows and latticed, shingled or bead-board walls, are on the top floor, along with a bathroom with restored subway and hexagonal tile.
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Take a big sigh of relief and wipe that bead of sweat off your brow: The bomb was successfully defused, but still needs to be removed from the area with utmost caution, according to Deutsche Welle.
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This means that for some people, Rizzo says, "meat sweats may actually be real," even if others can metabolize the same protein-heavy meal without generating any perceptible heat or breaking a single bead of sweat.
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The delicacy of the lines (threads), the carved wood, which looks like half of a seed pod, some with bead-like forms inside, take the biomorphic vocabulary of Hans Arp and Miro to a new place.
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For safety's sake, users should always wear protective goggles after turning the blaster's bead shooting mode on, even though DJI does include a limit on how high the Blaster can aim when live fire is enabled.
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A bead of sweat rolling down my forehead, I assure him it's OK. Cooking over the grill is what the Welsh chef, who has done stints at The River Café and noma, is best known for.
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Specifically, he shoots disc-shaped bullets the size of a dime at speeds of nearly 50,000 miles an hour at a bead of hydrogen isotopes encased in clear plastic — a fuel pellet — from just inches away.
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Jewelry that is engraved or has a charm or bead added to it is generally known in the industry and in retail circles as personalized jewelry; such customization is readily available at department and jewelry stores.
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She also incorporates finds she has amassed over the years, like a Cartier strand of petite gold balls and a crimson bead from a Left Bank vintage boutique in Paris that she adds to other pieces.
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She slipped into a subtly sparkly Burberry minidress for the British Independent Film Awards, and an olive green Michael Kors design with jet-bead netting for a party sponsored by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association and InStyle.
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I need to have a sliding bead coaster to do counting, a rattle that makes noise, a spinning wheel for the face, so that you get play out of it while you rock it back and forth.
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Vancouver was in the process of taking Miller off for an extra skater when, unfortunately, they turned the puck over in the neutral zone and Detroit captain Henrik Zetterberg had a bead on the now vacant net.
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The headphone's simple tie system — a plastic bead threaded through the cable — also beats the more complicated system Jaybird employs for altering the length of the cord for a better fit around the back of the neck.
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Seemingly impervious to the sweltering heat and jostling crowds, the perfectly coiffed Nawaz, who is the daughter of Pakistan's thrice deposed Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, delivers speech after speech without any evidence of a bead of sweat.
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You could pair the first bead on the right with the first on the left, or the first on the right with the second on the left, and so on (there are six possible pairings in all).
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Charms like the evil-eye amulet, a bead or disc with a rendering of an eye — sometimes with a bright blue iris, sometimes with a black iris surrounded by circles of white and deep blue or aqua.
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"The amount of water in a given glass bead is not very much, but the size of some of the pyroclastic deposits is huge, so you have a lot of material to work with and process," Milliken said.
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While our younger selves were nowhere near this design savvy, the more sophisticated takes on beaded jewelry taps into our nostalgia, making us reminiscent for the days of summer camp craft time and buying bead sets in bulk.
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Fallenstein says the company decides what costumes to make based on the search terms site visitors use, but it also seems that most costume retailers don't quite have a bead on what plus-size women want, which — surprise!
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Much to her surprise, Maddie found it exciting to get a green bead after bloodwork, or a handblown red glass heart following her second heart transplant on June 230 at Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital in St. Petersburg.
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The temperature regulation in the Supersonic might be superior to its rivals (a glass bead thermistor measures air temperature 20 times per second, ensuring it never goes over 150 degrees Celsius), but it's not a unique selling point.
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Inspired by cottage architecture from the Connecticut shore, the interior has extensive oak paneling and bead board, as well as oak flooring and doors, with period lighting, and Bar Harbor wicker furniture that is negotiable with the sale.
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Interestingly, those exposed only to the large beads did not seem to be affected at all, while those that had been exposed to the two bead sizes had both small and large beads in their systems as adults.
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In two back galleries are low wood platforms arranged, museum style, or market style, with objects, including traditional bead-embroidered moccasins and gloves, a short Claymation video playing on a flat screen and a bouquet of dried flowers.
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According to Tomoyuki Sugiyama, author of Cool Japan, these toys aren't a modern phenomenon, but descended from netsuke, a type of carved bead people used to secure the wooden containers that served as wallets in the Edo period.
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Last week, when Didji Ishalook drew a bead on a odd-looking bear walking over the still snow-covered ground near his home in a remote part of northern Canada, he knew it would be an important moment.
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Andrew Geraci and his team at the University of Nevada, in Reno, hope to find such deviations by tracking the movement of a glass bead just 300 billionths of a metre across, cradled in a network of laser light.
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We'll be taking full advantage of this epic offer, shopping fun pieces like these pretty mint-colored beaded heart earrings and this colorful pearl and bead lariat necklace set, which would be perfect to wear on your next vacation.
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But recently, Christina Tung, who founded the PR and creative agency House Of back in 2015, stumbled upon a new undertaking of her own when she decided to stop by a bead shop to get crafting one rainy afternoon.
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In desperation, as the scholar Derek Waller found, the British cultivated ''pundits,'' Indians who had helped map the subcontinent and were now dispatched, in disguise, into Tibet, equipped with compasses and 100-bead rosaries to discreetly count their steps.
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Bead art is a tedious, messy prospect—one wrong move and not only have you lost hours spent carefully selecting and placing beads, but now there are also several hundred thousand beads scattered to the far reaches of creation.
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To make it work, prelapsarian Undine must be as awful and single-minded in her pursuit of success as possible; Ms. Nottage has said that she got a bead on the character after reading a profile of Condoleezza Rice.
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The outer part of the dial was bead-blasted, a finish suggested by Mr. Delhotal that gives the watch's appearance much of its depth, and that Mr. Archibong admitted he had not known was possible when the process began.
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The 19-year-old star, who will be presenting during the award show, showed up wearing silver bead and sequin-embellished neck gown, which she paired with a metal jewel-encrusted Jacob & Co choker, long, beachy waves and subtle makeup.
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As we fall asleep, there is a point when our bead on reality slips, and we drift—with a flutter of the stomach, as if airborne—into a new state of consciousness where the laws of the universe are bent.
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Back in the glory days of hand-drawn animation, every outfit, and every bead and button on it, had to be hand-painted, frame by agonizing frame, which meant that Cinderella's dress from 1950, say, while lovely, is remarkably unadorned.
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In one experiment, the ice floated on its own, and in another, the researchers controlled things a bit more by embedding a nickel bead in the ice block's center, with a magnet above the disc to hold it in place.
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The matte model is much better at repelling those fingerprints (and has a very cool iridescent shimmer in the light), but its bead-blasted surface is so smooth that it practically slides out of my hand on its own volition.
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Instead, she is the bead of raw sweat in a field of dainty perspires; the asthmatic who heaves uncomfortable while others pant prettily; the pool-playing, drag-racing, trash-taking bad girl of a sport the thrives on illusion and politesse.
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YUNATSITE, Bulgaria (Reuters) - It may be just a tiny gold bead - 29 mm (20.7/1503 inch) in diameter - but it is an enormous discovery for Bulgarian archaeologists who say they have found Europe's - and probably the world's - oldest gold artifact.
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The settlement was destroyed by hostile tribes who invaded from the north-east around 4,100 B.C. The bead will be exhibited in the historical museum in Pazardzhik once it has been thoroughly analyzed and its age confirmed, a museum worker said.
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The glass straws are sent through a slicing machine that bites off bead-size lengths, which are then reheated gently and put into a spinning machine that shapes the pliable glass into perfectly round beads that are then sorted and polished.
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I felt a single bead of sweat slowly drip from my brow down my forehead, over the goggles, and then down to the tip of my nose, where it hung precariously, trembling with every inhale and exhale I counted off.
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In the 16th century, upper-class women in Western Europe covered their faces with masks constructed of black velvet, which were held in place by a single bead attached to the inside that was to be gripped between the teeth.
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I also strongly disliked elements of his address which bordered on "check under your seat" moments, and the awarding of conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh with the Presidential Medal of Freedom inside the House gallery like a Mardi Gras bead toss.
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If limiting mess is your primary concern, the iClean technology used in some of the designs (like the Duchess Fold Out Sofa Dog Bed) helps spills bead up on the surface of the fabric so you can easily wipe them away.
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"Why this is such a problem is that we know that plastic in the ocean and in the waters attracts chemicals," explains Anna Cummins, executive director and cofounder of 22015Gyres, a nonprofit organization at the forefront of the Ban the Bead!
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So there is her signature cross-body Mongolian lamb handbag/muff; Iris-like pinball-sized bead necklaces; Iris-style big resin bangles; Iris in Paris notecards; Iris in Paris notebooks, totes and umbrellas — even an Iris in Paris coffee mug.
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Or, instead, you can play Pete Ellison's Bead Art Studio Pro, which is a cute little flash game (which means, heads up, you have to enable flash in your browser!) about arranging beads on a 12x12 grid, in complete safety.
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Pink Party Ring Set, available at Edge of Ember, $371 Three delicate bands — one simple 14k gold, one with three pink sapphires, and one with a white sapphire and gold bead — compliment each other for a fun look when stacked.
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Mr. Willeford had already used his weapon to take a crack at the gunman fleeing the First Baptist Church, and once he hitched a ride with Mr. Langendorff, he kept a bead on Mr. Kelley until the law finally arrived.
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Their works range from delicate to dramatic, but beadwork is a common thread among the pieces — a slender cream bead bracelet was recently for sale, for example, but so was a thick cuff with bright red, blue and green beads.
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Some looks included bead-incrusted jackets with a motif drawn from 1939 movie The Wizard of Oz and featuring its heroine Dorothy, who is transported in the film into a color-infused dream world from her black-and-white life.
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It's about time you showed the world your extreme activities and daring world travels just as you see them — every muddy trail you tear through, every flurry of powder you leave in your wake, every bead of sweat that drips from your brow.
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The gold bead, weighing 15 centigrams (0.005 ounce), was dug up two weeks ago in the remains of a small house that would have stood at a time when metals such as copper and gold were being used for a first time.
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The end result looks a bit like a cocktail straw, although there are 20 sizes, each creating its own size of bead, and 20 basic colors that can be mixed into an almost endless selection of tones and shades, some opaque, some transparent.
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This is meant to account for the low rates of location accuracy by 911 dispatchers in the US. A recent USA Today report said 911's chances of getting a bead on a distress call's location can range as low as 10 percent.
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But once you ditch the hanger-on and hit the "Level Zero" button on the steering wheel, the whole setup shifts slowly to the right, sliding along the bench structure that stretches the width of the cabin like a bead on an abacus.
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Beyond gel bead masks with eye holes, there are also masks without beads if you're looking for a smooth gel solution, full-face masks for a serious at home spa day, masks with gel eye pads, and even gel masks filled with GLITTER.
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Every surface is crammed with decorative eggs — 536 of them, by her grandchildren's last count — that she began collecting after her stepfather presented her with an alabaster one as a worry bead for her right hand when she first put down the cigarettes.
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All-New Docuseries Brings Viewers Inside the Room As Real Employers Interview Real Candidates for Real Jobs Click here to view the trailer As candidates step off the elevator, every bead of sweat, awkward handshake, and nervous laugh is captured on camera.
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The bronze bead curtains have transformed into strings of gilded glass baubles; the flatware and glasses pay homage to the vintage designs used at the original restaurant; and the bar is once again a four-sided island in the middle of a lounge.
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As she furiously masturbates with a purple tongue vibrator, the circle of women praying a novena for Vidalia's salvation downstairs gets louder and louder, each "Ave Maria," each rosary bead marking an escalation to a climax — not to orgasm, but to mourning and despair.
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Ellis similarly cites internal research which found that 90 percent of people who used the VR headset to explore the prayer bead at the Met thought it was "highly successful" (including a group of visiting nuns who reportedly "got a big kick out of it").
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But, before they cut into it, Wong and fellow emcee Christian Skoorsmith recite Wong's special rap version of Burns' "Address To A Haggis," inviting raucous yells of, "Gung Haggis Fat Choy!" and "Like amber bead," both to the rhythm set by Wong and Skoorsmith.
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Even Victoria's Secret model Candice Swanepoel was in attendance, wearing a strapless Prabal Gurung gown with a sheer skirt and an abstract camouflage print made out of over 400,000 crystal bead which took over 600 hours to be hand embroidered in the designer's atelier.
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Dr. William Danaher of Christ Church Cranbrook in Bloomfield Hills, MI. From July 23 through July 28, an interactive circle takes shape around a continuously burning fire altar fabricated by artist Ryan C. Doyle and adorned by Olayami Dabls of Dabls MBad African Bead Museum.
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Slap a monogram all over a trench coat and it becomes a stand-in for style when the style itself is lacking; when nothing else sets a garment apart from all the other garments just like it — not line or bugle bead or volume.
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Many of the distinctive, brown delivery vans coming out of a UPS depot in the area are silent except for a humming sound as they roll down the high street past the craft shop London Bead Company and the Middle Eastern food emporium Phoenicia.
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I felt confident to throw the car around a bit — and I had to be ever mindful of how fast the Polestar 1 is, as it rocketed to the legal speed limit without a single bead of sweat forming on its chic Scandinavian brow.
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Of all the major sports, baseball benefits the least from high-definition technology: The greens are nuclear, and the extreme close-ups really aren't good for much beyond showing you the path taken by a sweat bead as it runs down a pitcher's face.
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The Attombri brothers, Daniele and Stefano, are using the last stocks of a glass bead no longer in production to create jewelry often of sculptural proportions for the catwalks of Dolce & Gabbana and Romeo Gigli, and for fashionable women who view jewelry as art.
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An old elevator makes a sort of music: the reassuring low hum of the motor, the gentle creaks of turning wheels, the click as each floor goes by, the jingle of the gate closing, like parting a bead curtain or sifting a pile of coins.
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As I'm limited to have only so many possible bead arrangements in a given space, I must focus on how the human eye will interpret a certain composition of colored dots and find the best way to accurately portray my vision to the viewer.
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By working with many metaphorical layers, artist Paul Anthony Smith turns simple photos into chill-wave diamond patterns on fever-dream seascapes, faces that look like African cowrie shell masks, and chain-link fences, cinderblocks, and door-bead curtains made from multicolored plastic gemstones.
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The 35-year-old took her two boys and her mother, Lynne Spears, with her to the beach for a bout of wake boarding, posing for a family photo wearing a coral pink string bikini, a bead necklace, mirrored aviators, and a pair of black Birkenstocks.
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Add in the prospect of heavy rain all week in Louisville, where the race is held, and so the likelihood of a muddy racing surface, and today's Derby is a tricky race for the bettor and racing fan to get a bead on, much less to beat.
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The most interesting objects are those that hold logic and mysticism in suspension, as in a series of geometric drawings (282-1971) and undated glass vessels by Ludwig Gosewitz that mirror the graphic sci-fi cover of a 1969 edition of Hesse's The Glass Bead Game.
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But it's also clear from the article that the government had a bead on Guzmán already — in fact, according to Penn, Chapo's crew left the site of their meeting for a ranch in Sinaloa where they were immediately placed under a multiday siege by Mexican law enforcement.
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In "Whole Country Is a Hookah Place" ("Memleket Nargile Kafe"), Tuncay stages a scene of men hanging out at a hookah cafe, replete with classic and contemporary trappings: worry beads, tea glasses, full ashtrays, cellphones, wallets, and keychains adorned with an evil-eye bead or a Turkish-flag emblem.
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The bead, found at a pre-historic settlement in southern Bulgaria, dates back to 2150,24-2100,600 B.C., the archaeologists say, making it some 200 years older than jewelry from a Copper Age necropolis in the Bulgarian Black Sea city of Varna, the oldest processed gold previously unearthed, in 1972.
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Gel Bead Facial Mask — $18.96 Eye Mask with Gel Beads and Eye Pads — $21.97 Glitter Gel Eye Mask — $8.00 The choice is yours, though you might consider getting a few different styles, considering many masks available at stores like Ulta, Bed Bath & Beyond, or Target cost less than $10.00.
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And although he's on a press run for the documentary, and he's being cajoled by two separate publicists, and it's an apocalyptically hot day in Los Angeles, he's dressed in olive-colored pants and a matching camouflage hoodie––and a bead of sweat never crosses his unblemished brow.
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Young museum visitors can take part in hoop throws, ring and pin games and round dances; make felt horses and pony bead bracelets; decorate a model of a parfleche, or rawhide carrying case; hear tales in a teepee; and learn about the importance of bison to the Plains Indians.
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By now, our conductor had a bead on an actual arrival time — we would be in San Francisco only seven hours late, a fact that made us suspect that our attendant's dire 31-hour delay warning in Chicago had been a brazen attempt to keep our expectations low. Great!
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The New York-based medical device maker will pay $11.5 million over allegations it was the distributor for Biocompatibles Plc of the LC Bead for use as a drug-delivery device in combination with chemotherapy drugs from May 2006 through December 2011, the department said in a statement.
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It was a range of women, young and mature, single, married, divorced, widowed, Christian, Muslim, Vodun, a bead seller, an OBGYN, even a market queen: Everyone acknowledged that love in Accra is complex but no one judged the choices another woman makes in the pursuit of love and happiness.
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You could see it on the runway, where they mixed attempts to loose the moorings of the brand and give it a bit more currency in the form of silver-splashed denim and bead-splattered white cotton with traditional Oscarisms in a series of tulle princess party gowns.
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You have a few options: The sew-in method, which actually sews wefts of hair to your natural hair; clip-ins that are fastened with barrette-like attachments; micro links, which are individual extensions that are applied strand-by-strand with bead-like rings; and then there are tape-in extensions.
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The 22-year-old actress and recently announced face of the Lancôme Idôle fragrance looked stunning on Wednesday as she attended the launch of the new scent in Paris, wearing a pink gown featuring a thigh-high slit, plunging neckline, pleated skirt and intricate gold bead work along the bodice.
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The same was true for Demi Lovato's bead-and-lace embroidered sheer shirt and blouson pants (instead of sexy nurse, think sexy Cossack), Nicki Minaj's impersonation of a Pepto-Bismol bottle in latex bodysuit, and Cardi B.'s homage to Madonna in her cone-bra period via white Christian Siriano.
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While Mr. Trump drifted aimlessly away from promises of health care "insurance for everyone," middle-class tax cuts and expanded job creation, Mr. Bannon argued for maintaining a clearer bead on the needs of working-class voters who blamed an out-of-touch Washington for ills from joblessness to opioid addiction.
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