Colton gets a rose, perhaps because he's a bronzed God.
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She looked stunning: bronzed skin and shells in her hair.
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The result was crackling, bronzed skin and tender, succulent meat.
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It was so fun to wear gold and be all bronzed.
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Pair the look with fresh, bronzed skin and minimal eye makeup.
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Andrews' final makeup look of the season was ultra bronzed and beautiful.
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Ms. Beecham, the makeup artist, has created many a noteworthy bronzed complexion.
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She captioned it, "Bronzed Baby," tagging the team who made the photo possible.
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Is it her family, a contemporary, more bronzed version of the Brady Brunch?
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The treatment is offered at Bronzed Bunny in Costa Mesa, California for $220.
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We bronzed the bras and hung them over the urinals in the men's room.
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Made of bronzed steel and concrete, the structure is slated to open in 2018.
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Lopez sported a high, half-ponytail paired with shimmering, bronzed skin and pale lipstick.
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So, my left leg, &aposcause this leg looks so gorgeous and bronzed and smoothed.
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Maybe I'll send them a bronzed high-heel or a pink tennis shoe instead.
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The wings, baked on a bed of fingerling potatoes, emerged well bronzed and fragrant.
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And no, Johansson didn't hop into the spray tan booth for that radiant bronzed glow.
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Some took to the streets and burnt papier-mâché effigies of Mr Trump's bronzed face.
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Mandy Moore was a blushing and bronzed bride when she married Dawes frontman Taylor Goldsmith.
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Her makeup look included bronzed cheeks, light-pink lipstick, neutral eye shadow, and defined eyebrows.
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The photo, taken in 2012, shows Ho and three other bronzed women clad in tiny swimsuits.
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Once in the room, Roddy, a buff, bronzed, man-bunned bro, approached me and introduced himself.
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J.Lo's known for her ultra-glowy, bronzed skin, which she knows to protect from the sun.
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And her beauty look was just as sultry with a dramatic smokey eye and bronzed shadow.
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At Sugared+Bronzed, we don't market our service as a brow bar or anything like that.
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Irate Garden Staters and Twitter users around the country mocked the bronzed and hapless Mr. Christie.
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Falafel are gulps of bronzed air, with a garden's worth of parsley and cilantro packed inside.
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A female hand was bronzed, so that South African politicians could present it to foreign dignitaries.
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A bronzed and beefy Mladic was filmed visiting a refugee camp in Srebrenica on July 12.
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Think cat eyes and red lips, bronzed skin and beachy waves, or smokey eyes and nude gloss.
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She's changed a lot since the late aughts, when false lashes and bronzed skin were her signature.
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"It was so important that Chrissy was a bronzed beauty today to complement the dress," he says.
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The inches flowed, the edges were artfully laid, and the cheekbones were bronzed to the highest heavens.
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People talked about their bronzed turkeys and buttery mashed potatoes, their cranberry sauce, the importance of gravy.
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The pull-apart cheese straws are thick, puffy and warm, bronzed on top with baked Montgomery's Cheddar.
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Val is selling an actual tumbleweed he bronzed and dipped in 22k gold ... for a cool $150,000.
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Her beauty look was pared-down and super-sleek with a slicked-back pony and bronzed, glowy skin.
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That body is at once thin, toned, and voluptuous, with white but bronzed skin and long flowing hair.
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It was nostalgic, to say the least, and we're kind of tempted to rock her signature bronzed eye.
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Since it was a rush job each body part had to be bronzed separately, and it wasn't cheap.
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The Kardashian-Jenner starter kit is fairly simple: perfectly contoured makeup, perennially bronzed skin, and jet-black hair.
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The all-white ensemble accented her bronzed skin, and she wore her center-parted hair in loose waves.
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Sis was undeniably really bronzed, and noticeably darker than she usually appears in photographs, videos, and in person.
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Emma Stone's 2011 Golden Globes cap sleeve design even distracted us from her platinum do and bronzed skin.
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From her honey-blonde hair and bronzed skin to flawless smoky eyes, we want everything she's serving up.
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Purists may object, but the sheath of crumbs comes out well bronzed, somehow crispy and wispy at once.
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A pair of flawless sun-bronzed legs were framed by a cobalt-blue sky and lush, tropical foliage.
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Next up, she showed off Too Faced's Sweethearts Blush, and, lastly, Laura Mercier's Bronzed Butter Face & Body Veil.
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He makes honorable, old-country draniki, cakes of grated potato, bound by egg and bronzed in a pan.
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A few yards away, two bronzed Russian men sunned themselves on lounge chairs in front of a television.
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His skin was bronzed and glistening, his chest hairless, his expression opaque: stern, wary, perhaps a little confrontational.
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The décor has changed: A big bar facing the wraparound windows, a holdover from Le Grill, was bronzed.
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Their hoops bookended their brown, black, and bronzed faces, which were flecked with glitter, eyelids colored with white liner.
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You're talking about the three-tier facade of bronzed, canted panels, which become a sort of inverted triple pyramid.
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Caroline Aghajanian: We're in Costa Mesa, California, and I am visiting Bronzed Bunny to try the BB Sculpt treatment.
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Once they were painted with egg, sprinkled with sesame or nigella seeds and baked, they emerged bronzed and fragrant.
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The sun has certainly set on days of slathering our bods in baby oil to get that, "bronzed-glow," complexion.
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Bradley Cooper plays a bronzed and battered rock god named Jackson Maine in A Star Is Born, his directorial debut.
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And once I have on a bronzed faux glow, I love how a crisp white version pops against my skin.
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Hadid's beauty look was appropriately bronzed, with golden eyeshadow complimenting her arched brows and a plum shade on her lips.
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I didn't have to bring my normal-size products, and was still able to achieve a sun-kissed, bronzed look.
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When she arrived, she was clad in black, there was lots of leg on display, and she was plenty bronzed.
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She concealed imperfections with Super Stretch Concealer from Glossier and bronzed the star's face with Sisley's Phyto-Touche Illusion D'Ete.
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In her caption she pointed out how much she had been bronzed and explained how her involvement works on set.
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BRONZED travellers gaze out over their cocktails as surfers carve up the left-hand breaks on offer in Máncora, Peru.
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Her first post was a picture of her smiling with bronzed cheekbones, glossy lips, thick eyebrows and intensely dark eyes.
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He's a literature professor at a virtual university who's having a pathetic affair with a bronzed student avatar named Kira.
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Fried calamari with frilly bronzed edges are as light and crisp as they should be, showing no shine of oil.
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It's all crackle and give, shining with sugar syrup and bronzed at the top, under a rough dust of pistachios.
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Richard had been to this estate many times, and knew the layout like the back of his artificially bronzed hand.
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She connects with Iris's bronzed, endearing book editor brother Graham (played by Jude Law at the peak of his handsomeness).
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Thousands of people took in the bronzed, glacial grandeur of Philip Glass's "Akhnaten" at the Metropolitan Opera on Tuesday evening.
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How 'bout voting in Bonds and Clemens and including a blip about their alleged drug use on their bronzed plaques?
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But this season, the show's makeup artist, Dick Page, traded consistently bronzed complexions for a leftover-from-the-night-before look.
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And she documented the occasion by snapping a selfie of her bronzed backside and shared the sultry shot on her Instagram.
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His powerful manhood spoke above all whispers over him, hands and face bronzed with burning of the sun, the legs eggwhite.
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He lived a life of honor and nobility and his legacy will live forever through his Bronzed Bust in Canton, Ohio.
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Everything finishes at the same time, and you end up with juicy white meat, succulent dark meat and bronzed, crunchy skin.
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He might have caught your porgy that morning and is an ace at skillet-frying chicken until it's bronzed and crackling.
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"They were gorgeous, sun-bronzed American gods with meat on their bones," Ms. Previte would write of the paratroopers years later.
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The triangle hinges on Malia White, a bronzed Floridian deckhand trying to move up the ranks, and her two paler suitors.
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And recently, Teigen shared a throwback photo of herself and John Legend at the Grammy Awards, in which she was very bronzed.
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Self tanners are a safe option for people who want a bronzed glow, but want to protect their skin from the sun.
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He tries by keeping his hair perfectly coiffed; his skin gloriously bronzed; his body, so far as I can tell, immaculately waxed.
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Then there is sauerkraut, tucked into two tightly wound spring rolls, darkly bronzed and glistening, giving no hint of their unorthodox interior.
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So you head there, without a care in the world and an adequate amount of factor 30 plastered over your bronzed body.
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In a similar vein, "Controlling Device," by Kacey Wong, shows a pair of nooses, one bronzed, and one coated in red wax.
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With its bronzed and golden rendering of flesh, along with its luxuriant purples and greens, the painting is a ruminative, decadent miracle.
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Kirk, age 218, is handsome and bronzed in the instantly recognizable style of the American frat boy, complete with a Ken Doll haircut.
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"If you compare it to her past covers, you look at them and she's definitely (been) bronzed into an Indian face," she said.
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He was never part of the bronzed sabra culture of Israel, having arrived as an immigrant from Poland at the age of 11.
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Allow us to introduce you to leg contouring, the art of creating gorgeously bronzed and toned legs with an absurd amount of makeup.
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Bad news for the rest of us -- Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez are getting even more bronzed and beautiful than they already are.
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Trump's distinctive appearance — the poofy, flaxen hair, the perennially bronzed face — has been a topic of fixation since well before he entered politics.
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She's no Blake Lively, who, despite being one chomp away from shark bait in The Shallows, looks like a bronzed goddess the entire time.
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Neutral whites, browns and sand colors were invigorated by a metallic bronzed wraparound dress with a belt and leaf-shaped details and pink designs.
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As with any other pan sauce, the way to get the most flavor is by searing the meat until it's well bronzed all over.
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I was wrecked with grief, a zombie covered in artificially bronzed skin and warm blond highlights, trying desperately not to seem like a downer.
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Caroline: On Bronzed Bunny's website, it says this iced red clay has infused herbs like green tea and lavender to help rejuvenate the body.
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"It&aposs not that she bronzed and tanned for this shoot," one person wrote in the comments of Kardashian West&aposs post on Instagram.
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But now it seems she's back on the bronzed bandwagon, sharing a partially nude photo of herself on Snapchat sporting a freshly applied golden glow.
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The loud, low hum of the subtitle comes from that bronzed Alexa, part of a piece by Pohan called "I'm best at answering questions" (2019).
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Really and truly, no one in the video is anything other than a lump—a taut lump admittedly but still a lump—of bronzed flesh.
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Nick noted that he does appreciate the physique-defining effects of a bronzed bod, but he was a little cagey as to whether he partakes.
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One day we're still catching the faint perfume of Coppertone on summer-bronzed arms; the next we're trapped, aromatically speaking, inside an enormous orange gourd.
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And tortang talong, whole eggplant buried in an omelet with only the stem peeking out and the bronzed eggs disclosing seams of pork and shrimp.
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While this is delicate, vibrating music, the orchestra was only really characterful when its strings summoned bronzed surges; the colors grayed as the textures lightened.
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At Bryant Park "the astrologers there abandoned the sun, the moon and the stars to train their bronzed telescopes upon the observatory," The Times reported.
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She shaved her head and began exploring her various "selves" in front of the camera, donning wigs, masks, and, sometimes, an incredibly bronzed fake tan.
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The Call Me By Your Name trailer is here and it's a bronzed, sultry masterpiece full of hot sexual tension, cool linen shirts, and Armie Hammer.
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Sure, the stereotypical bronzed-with-beachy-highlights look may never die, but as of late, we can't help but notice a resurgence of all things retro.
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London commuters may remember this question from a controversial 2015 ad on the city's underground featuring the now-infamous words alongside a bronzed, bikini-clad model.
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The fire god Loge (Russell Thomas, sounding bronzed and burnished and wanting just a touch more viciousness) isn't the usual sprightly trickster, but wry and thoughtful.
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A fierce advocate for mental health and one of Hollywood's few decorated women in their 50s, Fisher was more than just a prim lady in bronzed lingerie.
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Seasoning just isn't seasoning anymore unless it has dusted the bronzed forearm of Turkish chef Nusret Gökçe, Internet sensation and co-owner of steakhouse chain Nusr-et.
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We can only guess, but judging by their shiny, long hair and eternally bronzed skin, we'd say styling creams and self-tanner are high on the list.
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Seasoning just isn't seasoning anymore unless it has dusted the bronzed forearm of Turkish chef Nusret Gökçe, Internet sensation and co-owner of steakhouse chain Nusr-et.
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But a man with pale skin was considered unmasculine: bronzed skin was associated with the heroes who fought on battlefields and competed as athletes, naked, in amphitheatres.
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And here's a bonus for all crowdfunding donors -- the owner of the Rainbow tells us their names will be plastered in the club, right behind bronzed Lemmy.
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But she looks small for someone so much larger than life, and somehow modest, miles away from the beach-bronzed rock 'n' roll goddess I was expecting.
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Of course, most of our Sugared+Bronzed clients like sugaring because you can be sugared right before a spray tan, which is not the case with waxing.
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Life Lessons With his aquiline nose, swept-back hair and bare chest bronzed by the Mediterranean sun, Gianni Agnelli came across like a modern-day Roman Emperor.
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The old-fashioned benchmark croque-monsieur plants the ham and cheese between two thin white bread slices; then it is béchamel-slathered and bronzed in the oven.
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But a glamorous vegetarian centerpiece for the Thanksgiving table, the plant-based equivalent of a bronzed turkey, a dish born for fame and fortune, an actual star?
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These interviews were mocked and derided by some and parsed for scriptural meaning by others, the way everything Kanye does and says is alternately mocked and bronzed.
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Think of all the borderline-to-subpar role players who are bronzed in the collective consciousness, just by dint of being attached to a title winning team.
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Meanwhile, Osborne creates a bronzed smoky eye look complete with strong brows, nude lips, and that not-too-glowy, not-too-matte complexion that Teigen is famous for.
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Another statue, also in Ronaldo's hometown, was picked apart for what some saw as glaring obscurities and differences in likeness between the player and his bronzed counter-part.
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Now, I'm not saying that sous-vide turkey breast should necessarily replace your roasted bird (and nothing beats those crispy, bronzed bits around the turkey tail and wings).
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Bronzed duck tongues are fried but somehow still lithe, each a forefinger in length, a veil of meat over spongy fat with a nub of cartilage waiting inside.
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For everything you want to know, Courtney Claghorn, the CEO and founder of Sugared+Bronzed, a boutique sugaring and airbrush tanning salon, answers the most common questions, ahead.
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Having rebranded herself post Jersey Shore from an orange trainwreck to a slightly less bronzed lifestyle blogger, Snooki is the latest pop culture icon to capitalize on Motherhood ™.
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Accompanied by husband John Legend for dinner in the city's West Village neighborhood, the new mom's beauty look was perfectly bronzed, and paired with a matching glossy red lip.
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Wearing matching bronzed makeup looks, Kendall, 22, and Kylie, 20, leaned into the lens for a series of photos in a brightly lit space featuring wood ceilings and walls.
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Her mom and sisters also seized the opportunity to relive their own twenty-fun days, baring plenty of perfectly-bronzed skin and documenting the entire night on Instagram (naturally).
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The perma-bronzed Jersey Shore star was decked out in head-to-toe faux fur, plus a well-defined eye, black lipstick, body paint, and cat-eye contact lenses.
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A good example of this involves the British CD manufacturer Philips and Dupont Optical (PDO), which operated a customer support line specifically so it could replace consumers' "bronzed" discs.
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The audience, a mixture of boho-chic locals and bronzed day-trippers, lounge on midcentury modern furnishings — a Jens Risom walnut armchair, for instance, had a $550 price tag.
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Anti-racist activists have spent the past year trying to take down this one statue in a city where bronzed figures of white patriarchs loom prominently in public spaces.
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Naturally, within minutes, people on Twitter were comparing its likeness to the bronzed good looks of everyone's favourite Hole in the Wall host and Donald Trump sympathiser, Dale Winton.
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This bronzed goddess has landed numerous covers of notable magazines such as InStyle, Harper's Bazaar, and LOVE Magazine, and recently appeared on the cover of Elle Turkey's November 2018 issue.
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In the 1980s, Calvin Klein owned a house in the Pines on Fire Island, which became a summer retreat for waifish models, bronzed adonises and fashion machers on the rise.
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This year he will put fresh, locally raised geese in the rotisserie and sell the succulent, well-bronzed birds to take home hot and ready to serve on Christmas Day.
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If it isn't ready to add a bronzed Donald J. Trump to this pantheon, this is one college, at least, where his presidency is viewed with more hope than dread.
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Let it thaw for a day or so in the refrigerator, and you'll be ready to go, with a hefty roast that emerges from the oven crackling, bronzed and succulent.
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We got the former Laker out at LAX when we asked an interesting question ... what would it take for LBJ to be bronzed like Shaq, Magic, Kareem and Jerry West??
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Her sense of urgency belies her chill appearance––a black tank top and shorts, shoulders bronzed from the Caribbean sun, and a flat-billed indigo ball cap covered in tropical flowers.
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There's a quick shot of Timberlake nuzzling with Biel, whose bronzed face and quasi-cowboy hat connote the same sort of raw elemental-ness conveyed by the rest of the video.
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Gomez's makeup artist and Marc Jacobs Beauty ambassador Hung Vanngo applied this bright red shade on the star, and paired it with tons of lashes, a bronzed eye and flushed cheeks.
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Comedian Kym Whitley is Khloé's first guest, followed by Real Housewives star Brandi Glanville in a pair of leopard-print shorts that show off bronzed legs and peeks of butt cleavage.
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Bronzed men with open white collars sit comfortably in their own sweat at the bar, watching the dancers move beneath the lights with just their long, elegant white cigarettes for company.
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Johan Botha, the South African tenor whose bronzed voice sailed with ease through some of the most difficult roles in opera over the last two decades, died on Thursday in Vienna.
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Any self respecting nacho eater and assembler knows that cold toppings are added in a second layer after the cheese has melted, the chips have bronzed, and the meat, beans, etc.
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" On Wednesday, a distinctly bronzed and bewigged Jimmy Fallon delivered a bit on the president's midterm message to each state: "Hawaii is a beautiful, beautiful country," and "There's a New Mexico?
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Cloudlike and smoky, the music of "Bérénice" whispers eerily, punctuating the clear, forceful vocal lines, which press the singers to the edges of their ranges, with eerie shadows and bronzed shimmers.
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Both built their brands on the theory of the abiding power of glamour — though the Kors glamour has a certain wind-swept bronzed glow, and Versace's is more gilded and trussed.
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"50 Years Old in 2020," read the other side, with Jennifer Lopez in a silver bodysuit, toned thighs gripping the pole, honeyed locks streaming, and bronzed skin gleaming, looking impossibly … impossible.
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I was passing by the Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington the other afternoon when the raking winter sun made the patterned, bronzed-aluminum facade glow.
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Another ad, for a weight-loss drink, asked if viewers were "beach body ready" and showed a bikini-wearing woman whose bronzed image, critics said, promoted an unrealistic standard of beauty.
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Dewan Tatum was so impressed by the work of Felicia Linsky — the spray tanner behind the movie's bronzed abs and glistening gluteal muscles — in fact, that she decided to hire her herself.
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Grande's go-to looks include "everything from bronzed chiseled cheeks, sun-kissed highlighted skin, matte lips, winged liner, and wispy lashes," according to Holm, but she finds ways to freshen it up.
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Riri showed up to her Fenty Beauty launch event in Milan looking like a bronzed goddess — thanks to her new Body Lava liquid shimmer, out today, and all the gilded Fenty products.
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"One of the biggest myths of the beauty industry is that people of color already have naturally bronzed skin, so they have no use for bronzer," makeup artist Kilprity Moore tells us.
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Its three-tier bronzed aluminum skin, burnished and intricate, rising as if from out of the earth, contrasts with the white marble, concrete and glass palaces telling other chapters in that story.
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At one end of the festival, at the booth of Antica Salumeria Granieri Amato, founded in 1916, three generations of the Granieri family were handing children crunchy hunks of deeply bronzed skin.
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Our eyes locked in on the bronzed skin and tapering curves of drumsticks with fixed and purposeful stares that, if we had not been humans looking at poultry, I would call lust.
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Trump, Sr., has been courting the votes of the nation's nearly forty million sportsmen, and Trump, Jr., a less bronzed but amply gelled reflection of his father, often serves as his proxy.
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On a recent visit, daing na bangus — whole fried milkfish, butterflied and divested of bones, with a short tail still attached — arrived bronzed and near monumental, larger than other specimens around town.
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He had slept about three hours over the last couple of nights (blame Emmys parties and a red-eye flight), but still he looked hale, bronzed, a golden boy even into his 40s.
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About a year later, because bad decisions were the only kind I made in that period of my life, I went to a tanning salon to get bronzed before my sorority's spring formal.
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At the Moxy, a Marriott spinoff geared toward millennials, the target demographic is not a Hydra-bronzed, Vetements-clad jet-setter, but a budget traveler who Instagrams the rooftop's topiaries of fornicating animals.
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Gone too, are the days when visitors from any state could spend the better part of a day strolling the Rotunda's Statuary Hall, reflecting on the contributions of one bronzed patriot after another.
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I personally like to mix two drops of this liquid bronzer into moisturizer, or one drop with foundation, for an even, all-over bronzed look without needing to blend until my arms get tired.
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She later posted photos from the trip to Facebook: girlfriends with bronzed shoulders, guacamole and a casual shot of her beach read: "The Grounding of Modern Feminism," by the Harvard historian Nancy F. Cott.
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Lean and lithe, bronzed from a recent vacation at her family home in the South of France, Ms. Ramsay-Levi, 37, was surrounded by a lively troupe of 10 seamstresses, assistants and atelier directors.
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Usually, if I haven't uncovered the grill by April, I'm counting down to the first sunny day, fantasizing about the all the rare burgers, bronzed chickens and charred eggplants my near future will hold.
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A branch of Mr. Gokce's flagship in Istanbul, the enormous blocklong space in the former China Grill in Midtown, designed by Glen & Co., will have an open kitchen and reveal the original bronzed walls.
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It's because of this that Ashley Graham was able to grace the cover of Vogue alongside Kendall Jenner and Gigi Hadid, albeit with a strategically placed hand that partially obfuscated her fleshy bronzed thigh.
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Whether you want the "I Can't Believe It's Not Butter" of self face tanners, or want to look like a bronzed goddess, we've rounded up the Internet's most loved bronzing products for your shopping pleasure.
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An entire industry supports the idea that, in return for a few carefree years of being bronzed, the sun will stealthily rob us of our youth and leave us wrinkled and covered in brown spots.
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He invited the Hawaiian surfer George Freeth, whom London had described as "a young god bronzed with a sunburn," to help bring in crowds at his recently acquired Redondo Beach pier, just south of LAX.
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The evolution starts, fittingly, at Game of Thrones season one, where our model is transformed into the spitting image of Daenerys Targaryen, with Rapunzel-like dusty platinum hair, bronzed skin, and a dark feathered brow.
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For the final segment of the show, Ripa presented Strahan with several gifts: first, to celebrate his "Halloween achievements," they preserved a pair of actual heels he wore on the show by having them bronzed.
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The entree glides to the table with glossy pea leaves punched up with bronzed garlic and two lively dips, one green with scallions and potent with fresh ginger, the other red and racy with chiles.
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After all, this is the woman who travels nowhere without a glam squad, loves a blonde wig moment more than anything, and taught the world how to contour their bodies into bronzed and highlighted oblivion.
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Of course, there were also those selections that left us completely puzzled; pieces that will likely go down in history with other infamous outfits, like the one an uber-bronzed Paris Hilton wore in 2003.
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Skin Deep Rather than roast in the sun, and in all likelihood bring on sun damage, sun spots and other hot weather woes, self-tanner has become a reliable solution for faking a bronzed glow.
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A few days before the carpet, though, we decided I needed that bronzed glow if I were ever going to pass as a celebrity, so I got a St. Tropez spray tan, just like Hugh Jackman.
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Whether you're up for exploring an entry-level bronzed look — with glowy lids to match — or a slightly more adventurous rainbow eye using three long-lasting Revlon shades, give these island-ready beauty looks a shot.
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And since I love being bronzed so much, you can imagine the frenzy I went into the moment I found out I'd be meeting Zac Efron, the king of self-tanner, at a Baywatch photo op.
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"We were the prizes, the gold made delectably bronzed flesh, Galateas who unfroze at the touch of money," Judith tells the reader in apparent seriousness, about the parasitical women who attach themselves to men like Steve.
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Outside the entrance facing the Mall there's a water feature, which you cross, making a kind of symbolic passage, to a porch, beneath the bronzed facade, that I gather alludes to the Southern tradition of porches.
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The star wore a vintage Galliano dress she pulled from her own closet, a "bronzed natural beauty look" inspired by a recent trip to Mexico, and a healthy application of body makeup courtesy of her makeup artist.
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A new take on arguably the world's best dewy highlighter (RMS's Living Luminizer), this summery peach color leaves the warm, bronzed version of the same wet-looking glow when dotted onto the high points of the face.
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Bearing a rakish grin and a bald head presumably bronzed under a tanning bed, he had the swagger of a very rich man who doesn't lie awake at night thinking about the future of the American republic.
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A mid-'50s picture of a bronzed, not-so-young couple sunning themselves on a pool deck in Los Angeles acts as both a reminder of "the golden age of sunbathing" and a "wizened deterrent" against it.
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In her bright, white Christian Dior pantsuit, with her perfectly coiffed hair and bronzed skin, Melania Trump accepted the gesture with a smile, raising her right arm and bending it at the elbow for a short wave.
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His ash reshteh, a dense noodle and bean soup, was simmered for hours down to a heavy ink and topped with bronzed shards of garlic, crispy onions, dried mint and a cooling daub of sour kashk (fermented whey).
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You can bracket the question of Russian influence entirely and still find Trump up to his bronzed wattle in financial conflicts of interest, nepotism, and naked aggression against every attempt to subject him to the rule of law.
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Ms. Granatelli, whose passion for dogs can be glimpsed in the oil portrait of her deceased pets and the bronzed casts of their paws, started an animal massage business during the recession after taking several courses and workshops.
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A single portrait of President Abraham Lincoln hangs on the wall, with a bronzed sculpture of the flag-raising at Iwo Jima providing the only decoration in the second-best piece of office real estate in the building.
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But if you peel back its perfectly primed, bronzed, and highlighted skin, it reveals the inner workings of a highly lucrative and powerful industry, how a devoted community helps enable that industry, and how internet celebrity functions today.
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But a few minutes later, there he is, slinking down the stairs, Afro bristling in the wind, sinewy sun-bronzed arms sticking out of a Prince and the Revolution wifebeater—so charismatic that every move is a pose.
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I looked down and, confronted with a bronzed six-pack that clearly wasn't mine, my brain started to wrestle with its senses, fighting itself from being tricked into thinking I was where my eyes were telling me I was.
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"I wanted to initially give Danielle a soft natural look and throughout the shoot as Julius got edgier with her hair it allowed me to bring more to the table and give her a sultry bronzed glow," she revealed.
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Mr. Jacobs's dramatic physical transformation from "a withdrawn schlump in eyeglasses," as a 2008 New Yorker profile of him said, into someone "muscular, bronzed, shining with diamonds," seemed to presage a new era, one that not all fans embraced.
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And while Robertson and her bridal party got spray tans from Beautifully Bronzed to give her that summer glow for her wedding, she and Huff are currently soaking up the sun in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, for their honeymoon.
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It's a colorless compound created through microbial fermentation that reacts with the amino acids in your skin to reveal that temporary bronzed hue — but it's considered to be safe, posing zero health risks to the consumer (even according to EU standards).
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Starting in the 1970s, surfers and scuba divers would wear lycra layers to chafe-proof their skin under wetsuits, and as these bronzed athletes starting wearing them around the popular surfing beaches of the world, the rest of us followed suit.
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Von Hep certainly made the concept of fake tan feel less alien and intimidating, and he highlighted the fact that a bronzed hue can give someone the boost of confidence they need to face summer, when women's bodies are constantly scrutinized.
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The flamboyant Frenchman, whose tight-fitting white shirt and bronzed physique make him look something like a beachboy rock star, has kept up his Midas touch on the continent, overcoming initial friction within the Morocco camp to forge a solid unit.
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Here, as he gains wisdom through compassion in Act II, he musters a sound completely unlike the bronzed, occasionally barky heldentenors who often do the role — and sings with an innocence and sweetness that is more frequently associated with Mozart roles.
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Anybody whose jaw has dropped at Floyd Mayweather Jr. making his way to a match (gladiatorially, in a bronzed breastplate; in a Mexican-flag robe and shorts, complete with sombrero and hype-man 50 Cent) can attest: Nobody wants dignity anymore.
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"It's like a piece of art," said Mr. Wong, a bronzed 54-year-old with stony hands and a quick grin, describing what he loves about the scimitar-shaped boats with the batwing sails that he so rarely gets to build.
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No monolithic porterhouse here; diversity is the mission, from beef blackened all along the perimeter and pork loin like a pocket prayer book to bronzed linguiça (sausage) swollen with garlic, chicken breast trussed in bacon and dense little chicken hearts.
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Mladic had a cameraman film the blitz of the Muslim enclave of Srebrenica, showing him bronzed and fit at 53, extolling his "lads" and haranguing hapless Dutch U.N. peacekeepers who took his soldier's word that the inhabitants would be safe.
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From the first-ever Mickey Mouse wristwatch to Annette Funicello's bronzed Mickey Mouse Club ears, superfans from all over the world will bid to own a piece of Disney's beginnings at Collecting Disney, hosted by Van Eaton Galleries in Sherman Oaks, California.
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Aqua Beauty Blush and Bronzer in Bronzed Pink Beige: My go-to shade in high school will forever have a special place in my heart, and actually is dubbed by many beauty gurus as a low-cost alternative to NARS' bronzing powder.
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"She's an exotically bohemian type, a bronzed brunette who plays tennis barefoot, hosts riotous parties, and walks down Worth Avenue with her pet rhesus monkey on her shoulder," Emily Goulet wrote in a history of Pulitzer's $200 million brand for Philadelphia magazine.
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Whether you're feeling drawn to coral in large part because of the trend reports, or you just like the way the bright shade pops against the sand (not to mention freshly bronzed skin), we have the exact bottle of polish for you.
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Here, for instance, is Ms. Bündchen as a bronzed and long-limbed sexpot in a shot by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott, clad in vertiginous platform sandals and a studded Versace bustier as she descends a ladder into an empty swimming pool.
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For some time he'd been taking himself to the gym with more ambition and lust than he showed for their collaborative design work, and he was all cut up now, a strange, Photoshopped musculature slipped over his bones like a bronzed wetsuit.
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This apparently struck a nerve with the walking slab of extremely bronzed flesh, and he decided to take his frustration out on judge Armando Marquez, who Yahoo Australia notes is a "long-time respected" official in International Federation of Bodybuilding and Fitness circles.
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Jo Malone's Bronzed Wood and Leather ($185) introduces grapefruit and juniper into what could have been a rich, heavy blend of wood notes, while D.S. & Durga's Amber Kiso ($175) balances its potpourri of incense, cypress and patchouli with a touch of iris.
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In the days before the race rolled through on July 227, an impermanent society of tents and mobile homes developed, where sun-bronzed hordes of multinational partyers — nature lovers and attention seekers, rowdy young people and tranquil retirees — communed in crowded, roadside quarters.
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De Palma mentioned two enduring sources of chagrin: getting shot in the leg by the cops for hot-wiring a motor scooter when he was twenty, and casting the bronzed, wooden Cliff Robertson in "Obsession" in order to get the film made.
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"Sugaring removes the hair in the natural direction of the growth, as opposed to waxing or shaving, which removes the hair from the opposite direction of the growth, so it can be less irritating," says Courtney Claghorn, founder of Sugared + Bronzed in Los Angeles.
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Others donated even more, $100,000 to $353,400, to schmooze and snap selfies with the bronzed Oscar-winner at the home of venture capitalist Shervin Pishevar or sit at the head table with Clinton and George and Amal Clooney at the Fairmont Hotel on Nob Hill.
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Ms. Gillen, who completed the sculpture in clay and bronzed it shortly before its unveiling, said she determined how to depict the tossing of the hat by analyzing her own arm tossing a tam in the living room of her home in Hustisford, Wis.
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Dom signed with Astralwerks, a subsidiary of EMI at the time, and didn't take long to christen the deal with another EP. Astralwerks released Family of Love in the summer of 2011, following a glossier, remixed reissue of Dom's debut EP Sun Bronzed Greek Gods in February.
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Artist Hamilton Poe uses his $99 to purchase the sneakers off a store clerk's feet at D's Dollar Place on Detroit's west side, and then memorializes the moment by bronzing them like a doting parent might have bronzed a precious pair of baby shoes generations ago.
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But it's the creative direction — its images of a living, dripping rain forest, testimonials of bronzed models using the products along the beaches of Copacabana, and its seamless blend of serif and sans serif fonts — that will move customers to fork up the $200 it costs for a kit.
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The Maroon 5 on the sound system was loud, but not as loud as the vacation-volume howl of bronzed women in their forties, draped on white couches; not as loud, either, as the fiftysomething man courting his date, while drooping into the personal space of a stranger.
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Bronzed cornmeal fritters, seasoned subtly with red curry and strewn with fresh mint, are the texture of saturated cake doughnuts, crispy, salty, and sweet; a salad of julienned green papaya in a gently spicy Thai-chili vinaigrette is bejewelled with pink cubes of raw tuna and matchsticks of mango.
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We walk onto the pool deck just in time to witness a bronzed dude doing the "hang loose" sign as he scoots across the path of a barrel-bellied middle-aged man in an American flag swim brief emerging from the pool to dance with three young women.
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He's also managed to drum up a sort of mini-celeb status for himself in his own right—most likely thanks to his public Facebook page, which is littered with images of his bronzed, washboard abs and his new-money, views-from-the-penthouse, matte-black-Ferrari, bandana-wearing lifestyle.
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For the grunge-inspired liner look, Stern began by applying Rimmel London Magnif'eyes Double Ended Shadow and Liner in Queens of a Bronzed Age to the actress' eyelids, and then deepened the color on the upper and lower lash lines with Rimmel London Exaggerate Auto Waterproof Eye Definer in Noir.
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At Tama, pork belly is cooked sous-vide for the best part of a day, then bronzed a la plancha, cut and arrayed like fallen monoliths over a sauce that's nearly curry, with curative whiffs of galangal and lemongrass and, as weaponry, Thai bird chiles and bagoong alamang (fermented krill).
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We happily take out our swimsuits, make our way to the beach, and become utterly intoxicated by the rush of vitamin D. It's a universal mistake: We go light on the sunscreen and maybe even purposely forget to reapply — all in the name of friends and coworkers noticing our newly-bronzed exteriors.
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There was something powerfully transformative about student activists dousing the statue's plinth in human excrement -- this was the moment when South African public space was claimed from apartheid and colonialism's bronzed grip, the moment when the past was both symbolically and literally fouled, and the first nascent steps toward real nationhood were taken.
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Two heart-wrenching photographs of Hollywood hustlers by Philip-Lorca diCorcia turn the act of posing, which Mr. diCorcia paid for at his subjects' going rates, into a commodified sexual performance of its own, and six crumpled bronze iterations of Elizabeth Stephens's "The Porn Star/Academic Bronzed Panty Collection" are extravagantly discomfiting.
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It was the driving theme of the beauty looks, too: Paying tribute to both the athleticism and glamour of real rodeo queens — as reflected in the bronzed makeup look created by Janeen Witherspoon — Pecis gave some models irregular waves with a bit of wet-looking lift around the face to resemble sweat.
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So whether you're looking to get mythical creature approved legs, or just be a little more bronzed before that tropical island getaway, we've got all the products you'll need and more to make it look like your gams just flew in from Bora Bora, even in the middle of a New York City snowstorm.
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The resultant object was bronzed and ultimately would become a focal point for a participatory work that involved the artist (with the help of friends and allies) pushing the amorphous structure around to strategically chosen sites in downtown Omaha, marking violence as well as celebration, such as the location of the first pride parade.
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" (Sho Fluffy Velour Lashes to be exact, paired with Enjoue Skin Glow to achieve Erin's ethereal flawless complexion.) "I decided to do a modern smoky eye & glowy bronzed skin," Maldonado explains, "I used Anastasia eyeshadow palette in Couture, a pop of Stila Foil shadow in Comix Copper on her lid for a illuminating effect.
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And so in order to not be caught off guard again on how to get a bronzed look, I consulted two experts: Cheryl Burgess, a dermatologist in the Washington, D.C., area who is black and treats many black patients; and Saisha Beecham, a makeup artist whose clients include Logan Browning, Gabby Douglas and Sanaa Lathan.
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To express her support for the national holiday and equality movement, Khloé donned a bright red asymmetrical bandage dress with a deep plunging V-neck and choker collar from House of CB. She paired the pro-lady ensemble with tousled blonde hair and some subtly bronzed makeup, captioning the shot simply with the hashtag #InternationalWomensDay and a heart.
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Afterward, head to the beach for a dip in the bay, or if the weather isn't cooperative, pop into Pontoon, a sleek bar with an outdoor patio just steps from the sand, and sip a pint of Melbourne-brewed Stomping Ground pale ale (14 Australian dollars, or about $10) while watching the tattooed, bronzed beachgoers saunter by.
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But you could happily build a meal entirely of snacks — steamed white radish cake, bronzed in a pan and wearing tatters of egg; pork patted down with crushed cilantro roots, earthier than the stems, and thrust on skewers in overlapping formation to keep the juices from fleeing; a papaya salad as refreshing as an inferno can be.
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Sugar seems to have found its way into turmeric-stained crepes, fried into a crispy sleeve for ground chicken, shrimp and tofu interlaced with shredded coconut and pickled radish; a half-pancake, half-omelet with briny pops of mussels, slapped over a hash of bean sprouts; and bronzed nubbly corn fritters with whole kernels caught in a mesh of batter.
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For the cover above, Inez and Vinoodh dressed Lawrence in a slinky, gold, metal mesh gown by Versace with a dramatic thigh-high slit which they paired with a handful of David Yurman rings, slicking back her blonde hair and accentuating her features with very minimal bronzed makeup and shooting the whole thing on a simple grey backdrop to better let her natural beauty shine through.
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Apparently, though, that's a very real (and very concerning) trend taking off here in the States (and before you get all high-and-mighty over there on the other side of the pond, you should know that we're not the first people to try it.) While the fad sounds bizarre—and, frankly, is bizarre—all the bronzed beauties who lather up with Coke aren't crazy.
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You've checked out the amusingly arranged spot devoted to her Oscar-losing performance in "The Color Purple" (she had her Oscar luncheon biscuit bronzed, instead) and the space that enumerates her early television-news work, including a three-minute montage of her in Baltimore and Chicago in the 003s and 1980s that is one of the most charming pieces of editing you're going to see.
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My table was already crowded with hawawshi, a meat pie denser than feteer, made of chewier, yeast-risen dough; small, earthy falafel called ta'ameya in Egypt, shaped from crushed fava beans, with bronzed shells and buoyant, parsley-green interiors; and a whole chicken for less than $10, rubbed down with seven-spice and made fervent overnight, then roasted on a spit and given a last spackle of char on the grill.
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And the steam table is loaded three rows deep, with more platters crowded on top: whole fish bronzed with turmeric, under kinked ribbons of caramelized onions; small curls of shrimp peeking from a dark thicket of spinach; shutki, sun-dried fish hardly the length of a finger, broken down in a pan with eggplant just enough that you can still taste the eggplant's meatiness and feel the crunch of tiny bones.
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Mickey Rooney played the Japanese Mr. Yunioshi in Breakfast at Tiffany's (1961), a tan Angelina Jolie played the Dutch and Afro-Cuban Mariane Pearl in A Mighty Heart (2007), a similarly bronzed Jake Gyllenhaal played a Middle Eastern prince in Prince of Persia (2010), Joel Edgerton played the Egyptian pharaoh Ramses in Exodus: Gods and Kings (2014), a dark-haired Scarlett Johansson played a Japanese woman in Ghost in the Shell (2017), and so on.
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Some are more than a century old, like B. Merwan & Co. by Grant Road Station, where gingham shirts hang over the sink in the open kitchen and, hour after hour, cooks turn a rubble of mawa — milk boiled down until the liquids evaporate, leaving a sweet, creamy, craggy fluff — into tiny cakes, bronzed and cracked at the top and somehow dense and ephemeral at once, disintegrating instantly in the mouth, like poundcake called to a higher destiny.
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Cowes By Christina Aitken Atduskshe flipson the sandthe sun slips past hershadowed arms welcoming the dark Melbourne By Kelly Hill You and Istroll hand in handalong a much-trampled pathcrushed rocks shifting beneath our feetwhile all around useucalyptus sway and dancetheir fragrance moves through the airmasses of banksiaa feast for the eyesi watch the bees flit from each bronzed brushand the leukodendronunfolding like starsbeside delicate clematis bloomswe stop at a bridgelistenas water skitters over a jagged creek beda gentle melodyholds me closeas a kookaburra's voicequakes in the distanceglacial windgrows in strengthas we huddle togetheryoulike alwayskeeping me from veering off the pathcaptivatedby birds of every coloursinging tributes to the trees.
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